, he stretches up into central parts of canada, still over towards the west. afraid of his story, calgary, struggling to get into double figures here, but the prospect of a little bit of snow there over the high ground warms up in calgary as we go on into tuesday, a few showers who central parts of canada through has got one easing across towards manitoba rant, ontario, showers west or whether they're the eastern side of the u. s. still heavy down, pull down across the central and southern plains further west where we could be. the rate stays hot and dry and dry. weather stretches down across much of northern mexico, southern parts of mexico. we'll still see some lively shower shower's running in across the kara bay. and we'll see some wet weather for a time over towards see the eastern islands as we go on into tuesday. a shower continuing for the west. ah, the living in a war zone is a risk not worth taking for most but for a 10 year old boy, there is nowhere else to go. in the absence of his parents, his grandmother dedicates herself to his upbringing. never knowing whether the next exp

central air is look at when he paid 36 celsius 36 celsius minneapolis as well. warm enough in calgary at around $26.00 degrees. it is 6 or 7 celsius above the seas. labrenz calgary cools down a little as we go. 13, west at day 14 degrees cloud and rain rolling in, but it stays very warm in 2 central parts of north america. some decent walk over towards the east coast as we go on through the we can, we'll see the sherry way and then pushing into western parts of canada, one or 2 shells into eastern parts of canada and also just around the carolinas, across the deep south. and heavy burst of rain coming through here. as we push on into sunday rod across the mississippi valley, we are likely to see widespread flooding one of 2 spots. he could well see as much as 100 millimeters of right or more. so some heavy and sundry downpours coming through russia find the re showers to across the great around to keep seeing some heavy right along with jamaica. and charlotte, but east ah, the living in a was then is a risk not worth taking for most but for a 10 year old boy, there is nowhere else to

but the prospect of a little bit of snow there over the high ground warms up in calgary as we go on into tuesday, a few showers who central parts of canada through sketch. one easing across towards the manitoba rant ontario showers west. whether they're the eastern side of the u. s. still heavy down pulls down across the central and southern plains, further west where we could do the rate stays hot and dry and dry. weather stretches down across much of northern mexico. southern parts of mexico will still see some lively showers. those showers running in across the kara bay and we'll see some wet weather for a time over towards see the eastern islands as we go on into tuesday. a shower continuing with west ah, the morning heroism and hope they will help the stories of 4 iconic song, nicea algeria and a few dollars. meeting the people in the faces and giving you some writers and musicians who composed the songs for north africa on iraq. oh, the me what you out 0, remind about top stories this and prominence, palestinian activist occurred, has been released off the ready forces arrested her

but the prospect of little bit of snow the over the high ground warms up in calgary as we go on into tuesday, a few showers who central parts of canada through sketch. one easing across towards manitoba rant ontario. shat was west the weather that the eastern 3rd of the u. s. still heavy down pulls down across the central and southern plains, further west where we could be. the rate stays hot and dry. that dry weather stretches down across much of northern mexico, southern parts of mexico will still see some lively showers. those showers running in across the kara bay and we'll see some wet weather for a time over towards see the eastern islands as we go on into tuesday. a shower continuing for the west. ah, when much day arrived, the green army comes to life. but football is not all they shout about a club where societies disenfranchised the loudest voice, and political descend fixed center stage. they from a rocco's resistance, the shows of roger, casablanca defends, who make football on. i'll just be the o. a watching. i just had a reminder of, i told stories, this harm, 2 trains

white skies come back in behind with sherry, right. lowering the temperature for calgary, for example 23 celsius he is at wet weather makes his way into alberta. 3 manitoba easing further eastwards and will see further showers longest spells of rain as he go on. 3 widen stays western side of the o. s. critical far risk continues 47 celsius, they're still in phoenix. still a few showers down towards a panhandle through the deep south. heavy rain continues across southern parts of mexico, central america looking pretty disturbed. elsewhere across the caribbean. its sunny . the o, welcome to portal your gateway to the very best volunteers there. an online content that you may have met. a new program that this through our platforms, makes a connection and presents a digestible scene, each the award winning online content on their audience. portal with me, sandra, gotten on to 0, white or black teenager, about the political must be represented back in 1991 to me and without arguing one and a guy. when i got my brother was killed. my hood don't look no different than any other hood here. mi

oh, it would have been nearby, calgary agreed, that was the airport. i was flying into good entertain davis. i think the record would have done me good time to actually please of the skis. i got for a 2nd time car. i worked hard to save up for the equipment. now it's just sitting around in his room closet had smoke in front. of course, i would have liked to use them more ends up calmed carl's parents are doing their best to help him cope with the frustration. they worry about the effect, the locked down as having these are, these are understanding pieces. michelle is, can this attention not being able to get out or not being able to develop is taking a toll on the mentally and i'm extremely worried that they won't make their grade or that the, oh yes. very good. someone said to use the invert. i hate on that when alina is 19, she's training to become a hotel manager. it's her dream job. we're it, not for the pandemic. we have that noise. 192021. when the best age and we're not experiencing, it's been snatched away from us. really these she has already

but in the end it wasn't oh, it would have been here by calgary. and that was the actual what i was flying into and get under treva davis. i think the record would have done me good tongue, densely. these are the skis i got for it. were time. carl worked hard to save up for the equipment. now it's just sitting around in his room closet had smoke in front. of course, i would have liked to use them more, some ends up calmed carl's parents are doing their best to help them cope with the frustration they worry about the effect the lockdown is having. these are, these are known pieces me shows, can this attention not being able to get out to not being able to develop is taking a toll on the mentally and i'm extremely worried that they won't make their grade or that he doesn't finish. yes. very good. someone said to use the inverted. i hate on that. when alina is 19, she's training to become a hotel manager. it's her dream job. we're not for the pandemic that noise. 192021. you were the best age and we're not experiencing as long as it's been snatched aw

the western city of calgary many took to the water, rasping and swimming to escape. the sewing temperatures, weather expect to get even hotter this week, and not heat wave as affecting the us as well. the pacific northwest has recorded record temperatures. the $44.00 degrees include in the city of portland, excessive heat warnings have been issued across oregon, and washington stretching its parts of idaho, california, and nevada. though in the race to develop clean energy, governments and corporations must navigate a tricky pass. getting the minerals and other materials needed to replace fossil fuels while taking care won't cause more environmental damage. reynolds is this report me a state of nevada. this is the great basin of nevada. in the 19th and 20th centuries prospectors search, this spectacular land for silver and gold. now in the 21st century, the world wants another precious mineral found here. lithium, this outcrop is the tip of a huge, underground deposit of lithium, which is essential to the clean energy revolution. it's the key ingredient in lithium, i

white skies come back in behind with sherry wright lowering the temperature for calgary. for example, 23 celsius is at wet weather makes its way into alberta, 3 manitoba easing further eastwards and we'll see further showers longest spells of right here we go. 13, western states. western side of the u. s. critical far risk continues. 47 celsius. they're still in phoenix, still a few showers down towards the panhandle through the deep south. heavy rain continues across southern parts of mexico, central america looking pretty disturbed. elsewhere across the caribbean, its sunny. ah! it's more than just again, it's a way of life. every path, every shows, every day brings us together. we travel and miles. so we can say we would. we flew every night with a game eggs us together. it's more than just the game. oh the me. you watching? 0 live from the recap of the story. present, joe biden has reaffirmed the united states commitments to nato. it marks a major shift from his predecessor, donald trump. during this time its members of the alliance. catherine, there stands against ru

white guys come back behind with sherry, right. lowering the temperature for calgary, for example 23 celsius he is at wet weather makes his way into alberta. 3 manitoba easing further eastwards and we'll see further showers longest spells of rain. he has to go on 3 widen states. western side of the u. s. critical far risk continues 47 celsius, they're still in phoenix. still a few showers down towards the panhandle through the deep south. heavy rain continues across southern parts of mexico, central america looking pretty disturbed elsewhere. course the caribbean is sunny. the weather bank. energy and change to every part of our universe or small to continue the change all around the shape by technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your bill. ah, the a reminder of our top story this, our president, jo biden's, reaffirmed the united states, his commitment to nato. at mark's a major shift from a fed assessor donald trump. summit in brussels, members of the alliance, toughen distance against russia and acute china being a security challenge. the u. s. is approach

in the western city of calgary, many took to the water rafting and swimming to escape the soaring temperatures. the weather is expected to get even hotter this week. extreme heat has been blamed on a dome of atmospheric high pressure and that heat wave is affecting the us as well. the pacific northwest towns record of rac cold temperatures of $44.00 degrees, including the city of portland. excessive heat warnings has been issued across oregon and washington stretching into parts of idaho, california, and nevada. even the race to develop clean energy isn't free of worth to the environment. government and companies need to walk a tricky line to get the materials they need to replace fossil fuels without causing more damage. rentals reports from one fragile area in the us state of nevada. this is the great basin of nevada. in the 19th and 20th centuries prospectors search, this spectacular land for silver and gold. now in the 21st century, the world wants another precious mineral found here. lithium, this outcrop is the tip of a huge, underground deposit of lithium, which is essential to the clea

all these places from calgary down to vancouver and then data idaho in boise, we'll see high attempts, but some of them are particularly high. let me just compare with the record as it stands, camera, so probably be to vancouver probably equal in portland, oregon and probably beat his record. the same is true kennewick in washington state . and this is going to last 4 or 5 more days. now, across the united states, it is more typically warm as you would expect in some and humid. and once again, if you pull all the moisture up through the plane states and come against tempt his bit lower than that, you often tend to get big thunderstorms. and along that line, that's where they've been forming has been some flash flooding anywhere from arkansas through missouri. and beyond that, he's going to carry on for the rest of the weekend as an active line of sundry rain that would be flashed once that will be held and might even be tornadoes. south of that is a fairly wet spell, a moment in the counter beam it off the mexican coast. a developing hurricane. and rob still ahead on this news, our an

during the blistering heat wave in the western city of calgary, then he took to the water rafting and swimming to escape the sewing temperatures. weather is expected to get even hotter this week. extreme heat for the plains on the dome of atmospheric high pressure not heat wave is affecting the us as well. the pacific northwest is recorded temperatures of 44 degrees, including city of portland's excessive heat warnings have been issued across oregon and washington stretching its parts of idaho, california, and nevada. several cities in australia are going into locked down after more cases is a delta variance reported brisbin in paris that among the leases to impose tight covered restrictions. sidney and darwin went into a snap block for ensuring the weekend. stay at home. orders are in place except for essential activities. mexican store courts have decriminalize, the use of recreational marijuana for adults. it comes after politicians failed to enact to law loving this. the push for legalization is partly that curving drunk related violence across the country. the centers for disease

in the western city of calgary, many were out on the water rafting and swimming, trying to escape the soaring temperatures. and the weather is expected to get even hotter the me this week. the extreme heat blamed on a dome of spirit high pressure. the mexicans talk quarter decriminalize, the use of recreational marijuana for adults. this is after politicians fails to enact a law allowing it the push for legalization is partly aimed at curbing drugs related violence across the country. on home and reports from mexico city, we still have that are going to get 3 or monday met crew supreme court to criminalize kind of misuse. well, today's a historic day for freedom. after a long road, the supreme court recognizes the right to the recreational use of marijuana. but although lighting up is now no legal, it's not exactly legal either. yes, there is still a gray area because there is no legislation. the supreme court does not legislation . they are only crossing out unconstitutional articles. in other words, the supreme court can only be criminalized. they can't come up with laws to regulate

highest temperature reaching 46.9 degrees celsius during a blistering heat wave in the western city of calgary, many to the water rafting and swimming to escape the soaring temperatures. the weather is expected to get even hotter this week. the extreme heat has been blamed on a dome of atmospheric high pressure and that heat wave is affecting the us as well be. pacific northwest has recorded reco temperatures of 44 degrees, including the city of portland, excessive heat warnings have been issued across oregon and washington and stretching into parts of idaho, california, and nevada. to explain what's behind all this. hi, he, he is jeff. talking about the historic heat for canada, you know, little b. c, look at the temperature of 47.9. but if we look over the past few days, little broken, 84 year old record records, it stood for 84 years on sunday. but then within 24 hours, it broke its own record at $47.00 degrees. and i think for the 3rd day in a row little we'll do it on tuesday and wait till you see this forecasts look at this. we've got linton in for 50 degrees. now there are signs that th

basically, this is an area that was a talked a few months ago and printed 7 students were taken from calgary school and held for more than 10 days. so the government says it is not willing to pay a run some, but it is willing to negotiate a release of these students. however, the fact of the matter is that we've seen the state governments or governments across nigeria, paying kidnappers, run some to have some of these. some of the victims released in this case, the government said it's not going to do that. but i think what we're seeing now is possible outbreak of practice. we had that one was shadow today by mothers of the victims of the kidnap and it was put off. but the question is for how long will that be in us? might just, the government fails to reach an agreement for the st. release of these children, the government set on the spot said it's doing all it can, but it's saying still maintaining that it's not going to pay rental for the needs. many people don't believe so. and this is we talking about a state where 3 attacks can happen in a single day. security forces are always stretch

doesn't show engagement, especially when we went through a hard time fighting rule sarah in the north calgary. yet i'm always gotten rid of the russian state, and it's people the russian president also like in some of the allegations and accusations against him to the verbal indigestion. he said, ultimately that he believes job barton is a career politician. someone who is devoted, most of his adult lives to politics, who knows how things work, that he isn't impulsive. he also said that he's the opposite. directly opposite of trump, who he described as a colorful and extraordinary individual who must have been talented because he became a president of the united states. should i still think that you asked me for my president trump, his remark and the one otherwise she wouldn't have becomes a us president to share his bride years. it's really made appeal to come with her. he isn't the product the united states is probably in, in regards to prior to the presidential that was never intro ability polity than usual, whether you like it or not. that is how it is. it's a new resident biden, is compl

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weeks and that it might somehow be possible, but in the end it wasn't oh, it would have been nearby calgary that was the ad forward. i was sliding into good under treva standards. i think the record would have done me good time to actually these are the skis. i go for an open circuit time. car worked hard to save up for the equipment. now it's just sitting around in his room closet had snow in front cause when i would have liked to use, the more ends up calmed carl's parents are doing their best to help them cope with the frustration they worry about the effect the lockdown is having these are understanding pieces, michelle is, can this attention not being able to get out or not being able to develop is taking a toll on the mentally and i'm extremely worried that they won't make their grade or does he finish? yes, there was someone said to use the invert. i hate on that. when alina is 19, she's training to become a hotel manager. it's her dream job. we're not for the pandemic. we have that noise, said 192021. you were the best age and we're not experiencing it. it's been snatched away from

let's talk tojodi hughes, a weather ankle —— weather anchor in calgary.it is extremely hot. talk us through what you are experiencing at the moment. n0 audio 28- 29 the moment. n0 audio 28— 29 degrees outside but in my house it is even warmer. i do not have air—conditioning in my house and i am typical in that not a lot of albertans have air—conditioning and so we have air—conditioning and so we have seen an increasing number of people booking a hotel room just to get... i am one of those, that is where we're going tomorrow night because we just need a break. but it is something that we have just never seen before. we have never seen before. we have never seen before. we have never seen a stretch of temperatures this hot for this long and unfortunately it is still going to continue for another couple of days. so it will carry _ another couple of days. so it will carry on _ another couple of days. so it will carry on for— another couple of days. so it will carry on for another- another couple of days. so it will carry on for another few| will carry on for

in a statement, the calgary-based company said it terminated the project after consulting with the canadianernment in alberta. president biden will meet boris johnson ahead of the g7 thursday, where they will commit to resuming travel between the u.k. and the u.s. as quickly as possible. the two leaders will open a joint task force to explore options. how soon travel can resume remains an open question as there are new signs that a fresh covid wave is starting to hit the u.k.. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. manus. manus: thank you very much. now to an important interview. the imf is moving ahead with a massive plan to issue $650 billion in new reserve assets to help the global recovery. we spoke to our guest about how poorer nations will benefit. >> we are very much on track. the g7 finance ministers confirmed that from the perspective, this is going forward. not only that, they are looking into direct term from wealthier nations to those that so much need help.

but in the end it wasn't oh, it would have been by calgary. agree that was the ad for what i was flying into and could undertake standards. i think the record would have done me good ton times when these are the skis. i got for the car. i worked hard to save up for the equipment now it's just sitting around in his room since last week had snow. of course, i would have liked to use them on some ends. i calmed karl's parents are doing their best to help them cope with the frustration they worry about the effect. the locked down is having an understanding of miss holds. can this attention not being able to get out or not being able to develop is taking a toll on the mentally and i'm extremely worried that they won't make their grade or does he finish? yes, there was someone said to use the invert. i hate on that when alina is 19, she's training to become a hotel manager. it's her dream job. we're not for the pandemic. we have that noise for 192021. you were the best age and we're not experiencing it. it's been snatched away from us, really, these she has already changed me. usually i'd be

pipeline, says it is ending the project after president biden canceled its permit tc energy based in calgary, said it will work with government agencies to terminate the proposed 1200 mile pipeline. it was intended to move oil from canada to nebraska, but it has been long delayed due to opposition from environmental groups and tribal leaders. construction resumed under president trump last year, but president biden canceled the project, saying that it will contribute to climate change coming up here on the floor. the white house makes an announcement on the previous administration's attempt to ban the social media app tiktok's okay, you might be a little confused on the mask guidance we're going to break it all down. for you when california reopens on june 15th next tuesday what you can expect and another cool day in the bay. we've also got the wind ramping up right now we'll talk about those wind speeds and where we can expect to warm up than an hour in the workplace. in a marathon meeting last week, the standards board ruled california workers could go masculine at work only if everyone wa

save even more when you bundle home and car insurance. may be ending for good tc energy based in calgaryid it will terminate the proposed 1200 mile pipeline after president biden canceled its us permit. it was intended to move oil from canada to nebraska, but it has long been delayed due to opposition from environmental groups and tribal leaders. construction resumed under president trump last year. president biden canceled the project, saying it will contribute to climate change a new bipartisan team is taking on the. wavering infrastructure talks in washington, d. c this comes as president biden pulls the plug on talks with the leader, the lead republican negotiator in the senate republicans are focused on roads, bridges, ports and broadband now. in addition, democrats want to see investments in schools and childcare. the bud administration says the game plan remains on changed and the president sees progress. he's quite familiar with the fact that this process can take it takes some patients at times that they're going to be moments where we're near death, and then it comes back. the

tc energy of calgary, pull the plug on the contentious $9 billion project today.d protests and debate for more than a decade, the line began construction last year under president trump. president biden. they'll cancel the permit the day he took office backers say the pipeline would have moved more than 830,000 barrels of crude oil from canada daily and created thousands of jobs. president biden said the united states is back and ready to embrace global alliances on his first foreign trip as commander in chief. he and the first lady arrived in the uk today. fox news madeline rivera has more now on the president's agenda ranging from battling the coronavirus to standing up to russia and china. democracies of the world are standing together to tackle the toughest challenges and the issues that matter most to our future by reaching towards american allies, president biden is moving away from former president trump's america first policy his schedule for his first trip abroad is packed with four summits over the next week, he'll first gather with leaders of seven of t

with him and they are led by the very incompetent alfred [inaudible] he does have some competent calgary they're led by thomas devin, devin who john view first said i could not teach this guy anything about cavalry, he will unfortunately be outranked by alfred pleasonton who will not do a good job during battle. so what will we do? how do we figure out what is going on down there? we do not have competent horsemen so when we do? we send the entire union third corps from the center of my line south towards a place called the iron furnace. this will open a gap in hookers lines. one hooker is doing, and he's not doing it willingly, he's actually playing to lee's tune. he's moving his men south toward the fairness and now he will engage the rear guard of stonewall jackson's men. okay, so we have engaged with the confederates. they seem to be marching away. what do we do? we leave sickles there with his 18 or so thousand men and then we will turn to our right flank where we see the names devin, showers and staying where. we will send our reinforcements from that point because they are the far

. >> you may limit army calgary? >> yeah, the 11th.and we discussed without is going to film. he was not happy about it. he had brought in these chariots, he wanted to prove that where they were great thanks. well, congress and the pentagon did not feel that they were living up to what they wanted to do. they could not climb over berms. radiators sucked in all the foliage. they stalled. just things like that. he sent an officer out with me to make sure that what i was doing -- i took a resupply out of there. and the guy with me don't even know i left. >> and -- >> yes sir. >> one thing we were discussing with us today as the two cameraman that were -- with colonel more. the tracheotomy story. and -- >> yeah that was trouble. >> was he -- you tell that story. >> one man was wounded in throat. and there was a chief surgeon of the division happened to be there. he did a battlefield tracheotomy, cut the guys throughout, stuck a straw or something in there and the cameramen filmed it. when they got that done, got back to the villa. the film

jodi hughes is the weather presenter for global news in calgary.ng numbers of people booking hotel rooms just to get out of the heat. i'm actually one of them. that's where we're going tomorrow night, because we just need a break. but it is something that we have just never seen before, we have never seen a stretch of temperatures this hot for this long. and unfortunately, it's still going to continue for another couple of days. so, it will carry on for another few days and it's extremely dangerous, as we've been hearing. so, you're saying you're booking into a hotel, what other measures have been put in place to protect those who are vulnerable? well, do you know, it is just so dangerous. when this first began, just before the heat warnings were even issued, all of the weather people that were in the alberta, bc, saskatchewan region, we were invited to a call with our national weather agency because they wanted to impart the danger of weather like this. the longer that the heat event goes on, the more that your health issues can be compounded — an

jodi hughes is the weather presenter for global news in calgary.in my house. i'm very typical, in that not a lot of albertans have air conditioning. and so, we've seen increasing numbers of people booking hotel rooms just to get out of the heat. i'm actually one of them. that's where we're going tomorrow night, because we just need a break. but it is something that we have just never seen before, we have never seen a stretch of temperatures this hot for this long. just before the heat warnings were even issued, all of the weather people that were in the alberta, bc, saskatchewan region, were invited to a call with our national weather agency because they wanted to impart the danger of weather like this. the longer that a heat event goes on, the more that your health issues can be compounded — and this is heart, kidneys, lungs — forseniors, orforanyone who is vulnerable. so they wanted to impress on us the importance of giving that message. so, we've been sharing that message. we know that many care facilities have been checking on seniors regularly