-canada border? ongoingdeau: the conversations we have with the american administration continue and broad range of subjects we have heard that is not something they're going to but we'll continue to engage with the american administration as new situations develop.nd things [speaking french] operator, next question? caller: thank you. merci. french]g [responding in french] [speaking french] [responding in french] >> and one more question on the phone please, operator. caller: thank you. merci. next question, eric atkins, "globe and mail." reporter: given that canadians returning from abroad are confirmed cases of why are into canada, airlines and the government bringing canadians home? p.m. trudeau: that is a good but a difficult question. canada, we understand how important it is to keep canadians safe and we hope and are demanding that those do return home self isolate for two weeks. there are countries that have decided that people overseas or people elsewhere are allowed to come home to canada.

-canada border? p.m. trudeau: the ongoing conversations we have with the american administration continue on a broad range of subjects. we have heard that is not something they are continuing to pursue. to talk withnue the administration as things develop. [speaking in french] >> thank you. operator, next question? >> thank you. merci. [speaking in french] p.m. trudeau: [replying in french] french]king in p.m. trudeau: [replying in french] >> thank you. one more question on the phone, please. operator? >> thank you. atkins,stion, eric "globe and mail." >> thank you. given that comedians returning from abroad are bringing confirmed cases of covid-19 into -- given that canadians returning from abroad are bringing confirmed cases of covid-19 into canada, why is the government still bringing canadians home? p.m. trudeau: that is a good, but difficult question. in canada, we understand how important it is to keep canadians safe, and we hope and are demanding that those canadians who do return home self-isolate

people in canada, you have to pay for your drugs in canada. only people at the very low end of the income ladder actually get free or reduced drugs but most people pay at the pharmacy. in many cases the drugs that they are getting because the latest drugs are not on the formulary they don't even know there's a newer drug that make cure their leukemia or the non-hodgkin's lymphoma. my uncle passed away from non-hodgkin's lymphoma back in 2003. when i talked to my cousin about my uncle, i said you should look and see what about getting retoxin for your dad. he did. ahead the cancer aged had never heard of it. he got back to my cousin in two weeks and said that drug is not available here. you can take your dad down to seattle and go to the clinic there. you go over the border. it's a big deal for when you're older and you are sick of a lot of these new drugs are just not available. people don't even know about them but they think the canadian health care system is almost like a religion just like in the uk. you can't criticize it. everybody is co

so we must not be canada's where responsible even for a moment. to balancing the economy with the battle against the coronavirus also coming up a market got sends all prizes into negative territory for the 1st time as the thrown out virus causes demand for crude to cool off. canada forms the victims of the country's worst mass shooting us police seek a motive behind the violence at least $99.00 dead after the 12 pound rampage in rural communities and frost nova scotia. does it take a virus to end israel's political paralysis after 3 elections in less than a year israel is about to get a unity government. i mean if our son welcome we begin was in germany back in business but still at risk on monday stores and shops in germany reopened after what has been a 5 week coronavirus and used. it as a 1st step in what will be a gradual return to a canonic normality and it comes in a world still dominated by the new normal coronavirus the german chancellor calls for discipline in the fight against the pandemic. it's shopping but it's not as we knew it at thi

our coverage continues in a moment we will look at al canada's energy sector is being impacted by the oil price plunge and also construction crews and others getting back to work in some european countries but there was a warning about a return to normality. and you probably don't want to be in the mediterranean the western mediterranean the next couple days and that might be the clue why the general pattern is still the cold down the east and south of europe that's a cold front represents the sun's out so on the whole it's not that bad this is developing into rotating rain spreading all the way from the spanish coast through italy towards the adriatic more or less so rain is the blue and his orange that's heavy red circulation here and that coast to spain is not going to be good but further west inspect imports it's cloudy here and is only in the teens but it's not quite as what i have to say if you're in london you won't like that when it's been a chili's to be for days and still the sun is compensating this depicts for wednesday more of a hint of this rain heading towards its chill

well it's already happening across canada i just saw a video from nova scotia. people there are honoring the r.c.m.p. . r.c.m.p. officer was tragically killed so they're waving flags flags are at half mast people are posting a lot of obviously on social media but that is going to be very very very difficult at the moment to be able to gather and to more aid in fact it won't be possible and i my heart goes out to the relatives and the friends of the victims because i think their ability to to be able to mourn their loss their loved ones will will be difficult michael will sit here thank you so much my pleasure and now here's a look at other stories making headlines around the world germany's education minister has told news that the government plans to give interest free loans to students in meet the loan program would be extended to international students who are not from the european union. brazilian president. telling crowds at a public rally in brasilia sunday and criticized coronavirus knocked down measures imposed by state governments brazil has the highest

biden as too cozy with china biden son and a $1000000000.00 deal with a subsidiary of the bank of canada. is going to want. they're not that folks in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic china has become a central compay an issue in the u.s. president and his likely challenge joe biden battle over who is tougher on that coming in beijing and there seems to be bipartisan agreement that bashing china and projecting a strong man image has political benefit. for done on strong blaming china for the spread of the virus just like from his own habit he criticized response to depend demick his reelection strategist seem to believe it may be the best way to win a difficult election but is it. we catch up with michael steele a conservative commentator and former republican party official says that you know all the hiring and noise about china now is to make up for what he said about china when this whole thing began or worse he was given since he was very relieving of the steps and actually the big thing in rwanda. so i don't think that that's one of the benefits and now coming back and saying you

but that clip doesn't give me a lot of hope that that china would take the past that canada did in the thirty's and forty's canada saw that it was in its best interests as a good neighbor and as a potential trading partner to engage in that of the suit i described in trail smelter so that clip isn't very promising i had more hope even just a few days ago as we saw other powers the united kingdom and european union representatives expressing dismay at china's intransigents or in transparency but we've seen even in the last few days that europeans are walking back some of their criticisms in that sense it's a matter of of china gauging its best interests whether it might see it as a good path forward to to submit to something like the trail smelter arbitration well let's assume that china were to go along with this what amount in damages are you suggesting that basine should have to pay and to whom with that money good and who would administer it for example. that's the maybe one of the more complicated parts of this proposal that that we've set out of course the trail smelter case invol

is also having a major impact further north canada is actually the largest foreign supplier of crude to the united states david mercer reports now from the heart of the canadian oil industry in alberta. where the drilling is stalled and redundancies of style sit. around for more than 16 years glenn karat has been providing fire and safety management in the heart of canada's oil industry with 3 shops and dozens of vehicles the business owner would normally have 40 to 50 employees working at oil and gas sites around western canada but these days he's down to just 5 or 6 workers while hundreds of thousands of dollars of least equipment sits idle it's disheartening to have people sitting at home they're following me on a regular basis to find out if we're going back to work and the bills keep piling up and you know if we don't have all this equipment out work and it's cost a lot of money every day every day it's kind of this oil industry has been reeling since late 2014 when crude prices haft from around $100.00 a barrel to less than 50 that drop led to bankruptcies and the loss of hundr

the hidden death toll from corona virus investigations are underway into care homes in the us canada and italy where it's believed thousands have died from the distance. i am. a player watching al-jazeera live from doha with me fully back to go also ahead playing politics over the pandemic donald trump encourages protests against restrictions in states led by democrats in other news several pro-democracy politicians and activists are arrested in hong kong we'll have a live report and wildfires rage near the site of the world's worst nuclear accident causing pollution levels to soar in ukraine. i am. the air. thank you very much for joining us in many ways they've been the forgotten victims of the corona virus pandemic but now the impact of the outbreak on elderly people living in care homes is becoming painfully apparent and it's fear many deaths are still going unreported a survey in new york state has found 90 nursing homes reported 20 or more deaths in recent weeks but the report only included a fraction of facilities in the states where the figure is believed to be in the thousan

canada is incountry's largest es shooting.disgu policeman killed at least 18 people over the weekend. the price of u.s. oil has dropped into negative territory fo the first time in history. producers are worried it wasto store their supplies. the demand for energy p driesrldwide. before we go tonight, for all the parents out there who can use a hand with storytime these days, help is at hand. >> a mavs tooktra fox saw the me mouse looked good. laura: michelle obama will narrate a classic kids book online each monday for the next four weeks. the first offering was a much loved tale by julia donaldson. the project is a collaboration with hangman random house and pbs kids. the idea is to give children a chance tpractice their reading and to give their parents and their caregiveee a very mud break. i'm laura trevelyan. thank you so much for watching "bbc world news america." take care, and have a good evening. ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... language specialists teaching spanish, french

the british felt their fleet in canada -- built their fleet in canada in three months. one of the things they did that was quite amazing is that brought over prefab sections of ships in which they assembled when they got to canada and prepared to come down lake champlain. this was the largest of the british ships, thunderer. the british had a much bigger fleet, and these were there two largest ships. they had 20 gunships and five large vessels, and 400 23 pounds was the largest ship seen on lake champlain. all of arnold's ships together had a combined counterweight, which is how they a valuate -- evaluate, 200 73 pounds. the british ships had a combined canon weight of 1300 pounds, so almost twice the firepower of arnold's fleet. arnold had been surveying lake champlain to find the proper place to send his fleet to await the british coming down from canada. he decided he would take his fleet, and if you have a smaller force, you don't want to be in the open, to be in the shadow of an island, which you can see on the map. it looks bigger than it actually is, but arnold's

sweden canada at something right. doing a great job where. we are this team is an incredible team and that includes army corps of engineers a lot of our military people or admirals or generals one of our great admirals heroes done an incredible job you haven't slept too much in the last 2 months in the listener. but somebody said to me president you look tired i said i should be tired we should all be tired but we have to win right as tomorrow the president the vice president will lead a call with our nation's governors from fema headquarters month. to review what more they could do and do together to develop locally tailored testing strategies working very hard with governors now on testing where help them out before the call will send them a full list of all of the large laboratory machines in the states they have a lot of machinery in the states that some are that aware of but they they're really high quality machines by the way and the potential capacity of those machines if they're fully utilize a couple of them didn't know that they cou

it is not as good as w we want , but we have e that i in large pt in canada.ada hasas many problems, but when you look to our neighbobors in the southth, it is obvious tt the way in which h canada hasast up its system anand guaranteed care has reduced the case look tremendously and is giving us a fighting chance. amy: finally, you just had one of the worst as occurs in canadian history, a 22 people dead and looks like at discount in nova scotia. yet this 51-year-old man who posed as a police officer, currently ap is reporting just had a fight with his girlfriend, she survived the attack but so often these mass shootings are related to domemestic violence d abuse of women. nonow the primeme minister trudu is talking abobout tightening gn rules s in canada. if you could overall comment on what t this has meant for c cana most of there will be a news conference today where they will be r releasing the news information around this? >> i from the east coast of canada and still have family there so this did hit close to home for me. i think as an emergency room phph

gets to and stays in canada and ministers to follow up on these particular report we are working not just here at home but overseas as well to ensure that the equipment that canada has ordered makes its way to canada 1st cross over to from just tony who lives in milan italy and of course hearing this news about what's happened to both french and canadian supplies how desperate and concerned are italian authorities that the same may be happening to them how desperately do they need medical masks. we have a huge shortage of masks right now italy has been trying to buy medical supplies for weeks from other countries that especially at the beginning of the outbreak in italy were not so helpful were not so. disposed to do to help with the dorothy's like turkey for example the prime minister contact called the president. made of march because 200000 masks bought by italian companies from turkey were stopped by the turkish government but this this call didn't have any any outcome so basically what is happening is that italian companies have are trying to convert their production to build th

makes its way to canada. to start slow some governments have been accused of using a number of tactics including stockpiling medical supplies blocking exports to take to the quick mint and seizing shipments transiting through their territories to other countries france warned companies they can't just supply and supplies from turkey because a visit to the strictures on medical supplies. flights in cavan 19 is a race against time and with a global shortage of fact 33 g.'s protective some are resorting to making their own mess instead of waiting. al-jazeera. the york's governor has signed an executive order that gives him the power to redistribute ventilators to worst parts of the state it's recorded its highest rise in the number of deaths in a single day at 562 the state is the worst affected in the us with more than 100000 infections governor andrew cuomo says hospitals are at capacity and cannot handle the influx of patients forget testing vaccine that's a separate project that's not where people are going

mourning, and canada is in i mourni with>> them. community is grieving while on lockdown due to the coronavirus. among those killed, a schoolteacher, a nurse, and a police officer. heidi stevenson was a 23 year veteran of the force and a authorities are still trying to establish the nal death toll and have warned that there may be more victims. laura: you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight' 's program, economic devastation brought by the coronavirus, how there in america have beenit hardest by the crisis. miopions of across india have been allowed to go back to work. individual states are given the power to ease lockdown restrictions. rye bbc has more on this s now. >> last week when prime minister diden e sded the government would look at areas ae sectors wher perhaps some of the restrictions could be eased with view to reduce the economic distress that the lockdown is causing. so the areas that have seen that happening today are largely rural parts of the country, not very densely populated, and where

people know their neighbors and look out for one another now these communities are in mourning in canada is in mourning with calls are growing for justin trudeau government to introduce long promised legislation tightening canada's already strict gun control laws this is the worst mass shooting in canada since 1989 when a gunman specifically targeting women killed 14 people at a college in montreal a country already traumatized by the pandemic is deeply shocked and wondering just what happened in nova scotia and why daniel lak al-jazeera toronto. floods in western kenya have killed 12 people including then on a rescue mission the search is underway for others who are still missing the government says. displaced. and some would say a page of bob dylan's handwritten song lyrics is priceless but it's up for sale and could break records the sheet of lyrics to his $960.00 s. classic the times they are changing is covered in scribbles the asking price of $2200000.00 would set a world record laid it lady lay and subterranean homesick blues are also on. 26 days he became the only singer songwrit

doha everyone i'm kemal santa maria this is the world news from al-jazeera the other headlines canada's worst mass shooting that government disguised as a policeman kills 16 people before being shot dead. this is a big mountain to climb and these are big companies that we're dealing with and google and facebook will be forced to pay a stray in media companies for using their content. so the u.s. coronavirus death toll now well beyond 40000 there is pressure mounting to reopen the economy protesters in a number of states of hated the call from president donald trump to demand a return to work but state governments from both sides of politics say it is just too soon and support for mandy calico. as the u.s. accounts for a 3rd of the world's confirmed coronavirus cases and president don't trump held up swabs claiming no nation has tested more people he says more than 4000000 people have already been screened and that's now expanding to millions more is it. does it remind you of something remind you of this. once a swab once a q-tip it's actually different. it's very sophisticated actually

at least 16 people are killed in a mass shooting in canada's nova scotia police say the suspect is also dead. and thousands of people defied lockdown orders in bangladesh to attend the funeral of a popular islamic preacher. donald trump is being accused of making dangerous statements as the death toll from corona virus tops 40000 in the united states many democratic and republican state governors insist they're not ready to lift restrictions but trump says he's optimistic about a testing will help get people back to work and the galaxy reports from miami. as the u.s. accounts for a 3rd of the world's confirmed coronavirus cases and president don't trump held up swabs claiming no nation has tested more people he says more than 4000000 people have already been screened and that's now expanding to millions more is it. to say remind yourself that remind you of this. once a swab once a q-tip it's actually different. it's very sophisticated actually but it's a little bit like so this is the straw. and. the water a lot of them they have a lot of them some of them some of the states they were s

crude oil prices below $15.00 a barrel and in other news canada's worst mass shooting a gunman disguised as a policeman killed 16 people before being shot dead. so germany is reopening some shops and allowing limited school classes parts of europe ease the lock downs that have brought their economies to a halt the number of new infections and daily coronavirus deaths in germany continues to fall the central government is now left up to leaders in each of the 16 states as to how much they want to reopen and when the check in the dominant cane he's in berlin for us hi dominic so tell us a little bit more about what we could expect even though as we say different states can do different things what might happen here. well every state is keen to try to reduce the economic damage of corona kemal just as they're trying to reduce the damage to the population so to the economy and so as of today the 16 different states as it were can go their own way because the government has made it possible for stalls up to a certain surface area 800 square meters to reopen with very stringent hygiene precaut

it i feel like canada is always trying to one up america. america has health care, canada has yeuferst universe health care. america has college expensive college, canada has affordable college. america's president has a little color to his facial, canada's leader went all the way, they are always beginning. >> before you say this is all koaf fault and there is nothing the american government could have done, consider this. many other developed countries facing the same shutdowns have cut right to the chase and prevented mass unemployment from happening to begin with. how did they do it? well, the governments of the u.k., denmark and france paid companies to keep workers on a payroll and subsidized 80 to 90% of their salaries. yeah, that's what they did. meanwhile, america's like a lot of you assholes complaining about being broke but you still walking around with two kidneys. ain't nobody stopping you from selling one of those. so with unemployment system buckling d-- shall buckels and coronavirus causing almost 20 million people to lose th

makes its way to canada. to start slow some governments have been accused of using a number of tactics including stockpiling medical supplies blocking exports of protective equipment and seizing shipments transiting through their territories to other countries france want companies they can't just supply and supplies from turkey because a visit strictures on medical supplies fighting cave in 19 is a race against time and with a global shortage of facts reproduce protective some are resorting to making their own men's home instead of waiting. al-jazeera. you know president trump has banned manufacturers of exporting u.s. made and 95 mosques to canada and latin america you have a chance he's in washington d.c. he explains why that was direction has led to confusion. well the big problem in this nation is the fighting the preamp the manufacturer require the suggesting the . front property of everything $390.00 if you want to get confused so we have this directive that exports plus the protective equipment will b

it's a sign of the times in cities across canada empty restaurants closed temporarily to prevent the spread of the corona virus but while thousands have lost their jobs staff at this calgary restaurant are determined to bring some good out of the bad memories things important to us that you know that we're not throwing up through this can be used in especially in in this tough time that this food goes to people that need it. that's where lotus swan and her team come in her charitable group leftovers redirects food from businesses that have closed their doors today they're picking up 55 kilograms of prime rib beef it's just a fraction of the food they've redirected in the past week we have about 10 to 15 calls a day we have an army of volunteers that are out there redirecting food in their own vehicles from restaurants to grocery stores and bakeries and we're getting that food to people in need so that it's consumed within 24 to 48 hours this delivery is going to a home for the families of children with serious illnesses or injuries and whose immune systems are weak staff say the dona

makes its way to canada. to start slow some governments have been accused of using a number of toxics including stockpiling medical supplies blocking exports to take to put mint and seizing shipments transiting through their territories to other countries fighting cave in 19 is a race against time and with a global shortage of factory for g.'s protective gear some are resorting to making their own instead of waiting. al-jazeera still had an al-jazeera we'll tell you why colbert 19 health workers have come under attack in an indian city. it's still fairly windy around japan the frontal system is off shore but the active loads and balls is still going so you get a nonissue a breeze for curse the north coast of honshu bring if you shout at searchers in a $22.00 degrees is to read survival when the sun shine in the korean peninsula and northern china in southern china well it's possibly seasonal rain showing itself developing and then disappearing and then redeveloping but because it's coming in and i think hong

makes its way to canada. to start slow some governments have been accused of using a number of tactics including stockpiling medical supplies blocking exports of protective equipment and seizing shipments transiting through their territories to other countries france want companies they can't just supply and supplies from turkey because the visits are strictures on medical supplies fighting covert 19 is a race against time and with a global shortage of factory produce protective gear some are resorting to making their own instead of waiting. al-jazeera. well as unemployment in the u.s. grows as an unprecedented rate jobs in the service industry have been decimated bars restaurants and hotels have been forced to close and retailers are also having to lay off staff in states like florida where tourism is a key financial driver the economic landscape is facing dramatic change and gallacher reports from miami. under normal circumstances a st roche market in miami's design district is packed with paying customers

question many are asking is can covert 19 affect food supplies in highly developed countries like canada and the us this is what the u.s. secretary of agriculture had to say last week it's govan one thing is impacting food processing facilities as you know for americans to be maybe worried about access to good food because of this i want to assure you the american food supply is strong resilient and say this week however things don't seem quite as certain work in at least 7 major u.s. meat plants has been halted this week in iowa tyson foods pork processing plant that employs 2800 workers was closed after at least 180 of its employees tested positive for covert 19 approximately 20000 pigs a day are handled at the iowa location and combined with a tyson plant that has shut down indiana together they account for about 18 percent of the u.s. has hog slaughtering capacity. a usa today investigation found that $150.00 of the nation's largest meat processing plants which includes pork poultry in beef or in counties where the virus is spiking when it comes to beef the u.s.d.a. has said that pro

they got the ship from canada. he also built a couple of skooners and galleys that were oil -- 80 feet by 20 feet and two masts. and the series of ships were called gondolas. they are traditional gondolas. they actually carry a crew of about 45. they have45. they have six cannon and then this one mast. they are more maneuverable than the british were bringing down and very good for the waters there. so in the course of two months, he was able to build this fleet of some 15 ships. the british built their fleet, actually in, canada in three months. and one of the things they did that i thought was quite amazing was that they brought over from britain prefabbed sections of ship that they then assembled when they got to canada and prepared to come down lake champlain. this was the largest of the british ships, thunderer. the british had much bigger fleet, as you can imagine. flexible and thunderer were the two larger ships. they each carried six 24-pound guns. they 20 gunships and five large vessels. and thunderer was

gave the book tremendous publicity in canada.y important, the right book for the right time, and we need to be aware of what is happening around us, and we cannot repeat the same mistakes, it starts with jute but does not end with jews, and when students ask merck what can be do, i say you need to stand up and say, we will not allow you to do this, not in my school, not our cities, not in our towns, not in our country. this is not a jewish problem. this everybody's problem. [applause] >> max, thank you so much from all of us. i think there's going to be another musical performance. >> elie wiesel once said when you listen to wilt you become a witness. when you listen to wait, you become a witness. mask, like so many others we're privileged to hear you share your story on the march of the living and countless other experiences, al of us here now are your witnesses. we pledge to never forget your story and promise to pass on your story to future generations. of course, we all look forward to your segment on "60 minutes." our final

my book was a finalist for an award i received this year in canada.right time. it gave the book tremendous publicity in canada. i get letters from the atlantic to the specific. i think it is very important, it's the right book for the right time and we need to be aware. we cannot repeat the same mistakes, it starts with but it does not end with jews. people ask me what can we do and i that you need to stand up and say we will not allow you not in our school not in our sitting out in our country. this is not a jewish problem this is everybody's problem. [applause] thank you so much from all of us. i think there's going to be another musical performance. >> when you listen to witness you become a witness. when you listen to a witness to become a witness. max, like so many others who were privileged to hear you tell your story on the march of living and countless other experiences. all of us here in our your witnesses. we pledge never to forget your story, promised to pass on your story to future generations. of course we all look forward to your segment

it is a more fundamental problem on the canada side. the corporate balance sheets are more stretched than in the united states, and the income transfer process has lagged behind the u.s., so canada from a fiscal policy standpoint has more catching up to do. tom: thank you so much, greatly appreciated. with rosenberg research, david rosenberg. what we like to do best at bloomberg "surveillance,"'s move tom first-class perspective oil. we will do that with edward morse. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ opec, you want to know the truth, i hated it. because it was a fix. somewhere around the line -- along the line, it went down. inhave a tremendous industry the country now and i don't want those jobs being lost. tom: the president of the united states. spoke moments ago on the royal in riyadh, let's speak on moscow and washington. joining us is edward morse. thank you for finding time with us on this historic day. the president speaks of a diminished power of the cartel. is it saudi arabia alone? diminished it is given the whole combination. just loo

makes its way to canada. to start slow some governments have been accused of using a number of tactics including stockpiling medical supplies blocking exports of protective equipment and seizing shipments transiting through their territories to other countries fighting covert 19 is a race against time with a global shortage of factory produced protective gear some are resorting to making their own instead of waiting. al-jazeera. than running is an analyst at the economist intelligence units axis china service she joins us on skype from beijing china is where a lot of these personal protective equipment medical supplies are coming from so how is china deciding who gets this equipment and who goes without. wow china has his own party list of course those countries would have been better found to china . and agree so be prioritised both countries have signed about a road initiative in some sort of deal with china early on but countries like for example canada is not arena on this list because by detaining more w

i canada's worst mass shooting took place over the weekend a gunman posing as a police officer shot and killed 19 people in nova scotia the suspect was eventually killed in a shootout with police today there are many questions but very little answers are his alex the highly bitch is joining us live from toronto with an update to the investigation alex what's going on. in eliza mentioned there's a whole bunch of confirmed deaths in the province of nova scotia that's on the east coast of canada after a lone gunman went on a rampage starting later in the day on saturday and lasting into sunday morning now we do have video of the gun minute hearing is this is a 2014 interview of him he's 51 year old gabriel workman dentures so somebody who makes dentures in the he's from the city we're just outside the city of halifax which is the biggest city in nova scotia as you mentioned he was disguised as a royal canadian mounted police officer he himself had 2 cars that were out of commission from the police that he really did and he used one of these vehicles so for civilians that were caught in the

in other news at least 16 people have been killed in a mass shooting in a remote part of eastern canada police say the 51 year old male suspect is dead after a series of attacks in the small coastal town of puerto peak in nova scotia as this report. say this was the most horrifying crime scene in this mentally quiet part of canada just before midnight saturday a gunman was reported in puerto pick a remote seaside village where the suspect 51 year old gabriel borkman owned property for the next 12 hours along nearly 100 kilometers of highway police fielded dozens of emergency calls about house fires gunshots and other incidents heavily armed officers pursued the suspect who at one point was dressed as a policeman and driving and apparently homemade police car just before noon sunday i witness is said they saw the suspect lying on the ground surrounded by police at a petrol station near nova scotia's international airport visibly shocked senior officers said one of their own a 23 year veteran of the royal canadian mounted police was among the victims countless families are in mourning tod

makes its way to canada. to start slow some governments have been accused of using a number of tactics including stockpiling medical supplies blocking exports of protective equipment and seizing shipments transiting through their territories to other countries fighting covert 19 is a race against time and with a global shortage of factory 3 g.'s protective some are resorting to making their own time instead of waiting. al-jazeera. ecuador is preparing to create a camp for the dead as it struggles with one of the worst covert 19 outbreaks in latin america more than 3000 infections have been reported and 145 people have died as the country's largest hospitals and morgues are already at breaking point john homan reports. the people of why kill in ecuador are desperate not only to stop the march of the coronavirus but to bury the dead many have been left in the street the authorities have been overwhelmed oh so to the hospitals. my name is. the son of john who is deceased i believe. i have the order of removal bu

makes its way to canada. to start slow some governments have been accused of using a number of tactics including stockpiling medical supplies blocking exports of protective equipment and seizing shipments transiting through their territories to other countries france want companies they can't just supply and supplies from turkey because of visits to the strictures on medical supplies fighting covert 19 is a race against time and with a global shortage of fact 33 g.'s protective gear some are resorting to making their own instead of waiting. al-jazeera. the number of deaths across europe has surged past more than 40000 italy and spain account for more than half of those with large death tolls continue to be reported daily reports now on the situation across the continent. spin are can only speak to her mother through a distant window 85 year old concepcion lives in a bus alone a nursing home the heart of the elderly residents have been isolated with suspected coronavirus but if concepcion tests positive and de

at least 13 people have been killed in a mass shooting in a remote part of eastern canada police say a 51 year old male suspect is dead after the attack in the small coastal town of port a peak in nova scotia mass shootings are rare in canada which is tighter gun control laws in neighboring united states i know we've all been watching this on the news my heart scope out to everyone affected in what is a terrible situation i want to thank the police for their hard work and people for cooperating with authorities. but still ahead here on al-jazeera. fears of a spike in infections in georgia after orthodox christians gather in defiance of bands to celebrate. hello over the next few hours at least our eyes have to go south to this developing cloud it doesn't vary much but it is the area where you might have a significant thunderstorms with hail maybe even tornadoes that running up through the carolinas again goes off shore so for most of daylight hours on monday it will be going away rather than developing and behind it you've got a quite cold wind across the plain states again we still

canada and italy where it's believed that thousands have died from the disease. hello there i'm the stars here today and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up flattening the car how tough measures in the indian state of carola are soaring the way in the fight against the pandemic. in the u.s. president trumps accused of inciting rebellion as he supports calls to liberate some states from lockdown. and in other news hong kong police arrest several key pro-democracy figures. fast we begin with some breaking news out of the suit to the army has been deployed on the streets of the southern african nation in a move that the country's prime minister says is aimed at restoring peace and order and a televised address prime minister thomas to bonnie said some law enforcement institutions were undermining democracy the move comes a day off to the constitutional court ruled that his decision to suspend parliament was irrational for more on this let's go to support my fellow head see you as a journalist in maseru he joins us now on the phone support i know this is

who he's going to take care of and that's why he did this but you know to say that we don't know canada is testing their drugs like we do we don't test anymore no we don't test nor do we hold the drug companies responsible when they screw up and create a defective drug that kills people they at least do that in canada a major online retailers like amazon could soon be held legally liable for selling counterfeit goods on their website now ok. this story struck me this way when it comes to money issues that congress says oh my god we have counterfeiting going on and we have wall streeters that are losing money because of counterfeiting and so we need to hold these counterfeiters responsible they say that even at the same time that we let them sell pharmaceutical narcotics killing people all of the country without any regulations we the human trafficking is that a halt all time high on the internet congress takes no action there give me your take on this on this was very interesting because obviously the internet is still the wild west when in terms of regulations there's nothing really th