did you know that canada was involved? well, yeah, there was an invasion the americans lost they had to retreat from quebec, you know by june of '76 they're gone and that was the end of canada. well, no, not really not by any means in here. but while the american invading force was up in canada, it was already starting to recruit canadians to join in this rebellion. certainly the continental congress was sending out declarations to the canadians, especially the french canadians essentially saying, join us rebel with us, you know, and you might think it goes back to the enemy of my enemy is my friend and so the french canadians at one point had been certainly the enemies of most of the new englanders and others who had been fighting colonial wars with the french and their indian allies through a series of imperial conflicts. but at this point it was let's invite the canadians in because we truly want this to be a continental rebellion. let us have a true continental congress with canadian representatives. let us have a cont

in fact that was going on in canada, except in canada the loyalists outnumber. there were some canadians that said we want to join this new united states and fight for freedom, but they were dramatically outnumbered. they said we got what we want, let's keep it. it's notot out of the question thatt something similar could have happened in one or more of the british colonies data so it wasn't out of the question that north carolina could have said we don't want to join this independence movement and then it wouldn't have been all 13. another way of thinking about it is actually it wasn't all 14. one of them stated british, except there was a difference and that is that because canada didn't become part of the british and prior until ten or 12 years before the outbreak of the conflict of the american revolution. the other american colonies didn't think of canada as one of their own and so they were not part of the continental congress or aio part of the committees of correspondence against the stand back and that sort of thing. they were always a different group a

another canada story, canada has ordered iran to pay $84 million to the families of those killed in thening of a plan in 2020. the rainy military shut down the plane, killing everyone on board. many on board were canadian citizens or had residency in canada. iran's air defenses had been on high alert days after the u.s. assassinated iran's top general. let's bring in mark arnold in toronto. he is a lawyer who represents six families whose relatives died in the downing of that passenger jet. thank you for your time, mark. remind us a bit of background to this case. why were there so many canadians on this ukrainian-bound flight, and why do the families hold iran responsible? >> it appears that the main way to get from iran to canada was on ukraine airlines through kiev. i think that accounts for why there were so many canadians on the ill-fated flight. iran is under canadian law designated as a state sponsor of terrorism. the evidence we have gathered proved of that. this was an intentional terrorist act. ontario's superior court of justice accepted that and made a ruling confirming it w

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in fact that was going on to in canada except in canada there were some canadians who said we will join this new united states and joined in the freedom but they were outnumbered by the loyalist. we have got what we want so let's keep it and not out of the question that something similar could have happened in one of more i'd will call it the lower 14 british colonies that wasn't out of the question that north carolina could have said you know we don't want to join this independence and it would in all 13 so another way of thinking about it is that actually it wasn't all 14 good one of them stayed british except there was this difference and that is that they saw canada is one of their own so they weren't part of the continental congress and the correspondents against the stand back. is roy's in different group and during the revolution the patriots the common army that invades canada to persuade them to join. if it takes an army of invasions to persuade you did harbinger for your cause but it's true that george washington tried to talk and they didn't agree to with me that part of the

one of canada's largest opposition parties. he has a flat out accuse many in the protests of being racist. and as i'm a phobic without any, any evidence to support that overall, just been a disappointing response from canada's political class. a joke about this at the very beginning about how polite canadians are. it's a stereotype that in the american side they talk about a lot, but um, canada has gone from being a haven of tolerance to having some of the strictest covered measures in the entire world. does that were you? it worries me very much so and i think the, the canadian tolerance that we are so famous for, i'm very proud of, i think, rightly so, after certain point, it can almost kind of become too much to the point where you are tolerating things that should not be tolerated, namely the government infringing upon your medical freedoms and your ability to choose what medical procedures you do or do not take. and, you know, even within, within their protests, i want to point out that canadians in auto have been very res

i love canada because i was born in canada. so i'm a rich man. actually i have 2 homes. ah, i, i guess i should begin with. that's the beginning. my father was russian. my mother was ukrainian, they both lived in 2 neighboring villages in western ukraine. there were serfs, they sell the land, they worked for the landlords. very poor, and when the revolution broke out in 1917, my father, a 16 year old boy at that time, volunteered to join the red army. that was the revolutionary army. at that time to overthrow the czar or the king of the russian empire. at the end of the russian civil war, the cavalry soldier steppin watch returns to his native village, sidney. but very soon after he received an offer to work in canada. steph on accepts the offer, eventually flees from chaos, hunger in titus. lighting candidate seems promising. a new employer pays for the moving and guarantees a stable job. 2 years after stephan moves his wife arrives in canada. the settle in the small town of winnipeg across the border with the united states. after a short while, the couple have 2 childr

it is critical to the upper midwest and central canada. canada has a treaty with the united states.preciate the u.s. sitting down and talking about this in context with the treaty, but we want to say to the biden administration, while you are begging opec to increase shipments, why are you talking to the governor of michigan to stop the efforts of interrupting the pipeline? josh: generally good news for alberta coppers. voters in alberta expect a valid budget coming from you next month? jason: we will see. the fiscal situation is improving. last year we were looking at an $18 billion deficit because of covid. we have been restraining spending, and the big bump up in commodity prices is putting us in the range of a potential balanced budget in the next couple of years. matt: you talk about pipelines coming down to the u.s. what about going to your east coast? wouldn't it be great if you could supply europe with some of the extra natural gas supplies you have? giving them more optionality? jason: exactly. canada is the ideal solution to the problem of international energy security. we

that is going on, too, in canada , except for in canada they are. we got what we want, let's keep it. it is not out of the question that things similar could have ndhappened in one or more of the 13 british colonies. north carolina could have said the independence movement. another way of thinking about it is, staying english. except for there was this different. because canada did not become part of the british empire until 10 or 12 years before, the conflict of the american revolution, they would not think of canada as one of their own. they were not part of the correspondence and that sort of thing. the canadians were always this different group. forcing to invade canada to persuade them to join. it is in invasion to persuade you. now, it is true. trying to talk the canadians into it. and made t it even harder. the british actually rose some very interesting questions. canada not part of the british empire. it is annt independent country. when the loyalist in the 18 colonies continue to outnumber the patriots. and, so, there were complaints again

but both canada and the u. s. closed that loophole in january. both countries banned unvaccinated drivers. that's left some truckers and their supporters angry with other trucking is one of the leading occupations in canada, especially for men. the canadian trucking alliance estimates that only about 15 percent of truckers are unvaccinated. so not all truckers or ordinary canadians are giving the green light to these protests. it's ridiculous. well, we need to be vaccinated. you want to bring it back and forth over the borders. yeah, you want a job just vaccinated to of trade between canada and the u. s happened via trucking according to a trade group, the eastern border transport coalition, supporters of the protest say that limiting any of these drivers could mean food shortages, but government officials call that fear mongering. equally alarming is this the promotion by some elected officials that there is a risk of food shortage, trying to spread fear and panic among canadians. the canadian trucking alliance has come out against the convoy pr

and that's why canada has one of the highest vaccination rate in the world. and it's, it's an interesting point. you make a mr. gob about the issue of frustration because some of canada's conservative politicians say that this truck convoy has become a symbol of the fatigue and divisions, falcon canada, 2 years into the pandemic. you describe that you so i mean candidates dealing with rising inflation, supply chain issues, worrying, labor shortages. i mean, this is bad news for you and your government isn't it? as you know, darren and i know you cover the rest of the world at global supply chains. are global as inflation is a global phenomena. coven, 19 public health restrictions is a global phenomena. canada is actually leading the world in vaccination rates in a lower depth rate per capita in laur infection rate per capita. and we've recovered more jobs than most of the g 7 countries. so we're doing well i, but i'm not dismissing the fact that there are frustrations all of us are frustrated. but we want to work together to see the end out of this packet to

as you mentioned, of abusive practices here in canada. many thanks for that, jody van staffers in vancouver. another kind of a story, if you caught in canada, has ordered iran to pay $84000000.00 the families of those killed in the downing of the plane. and 2020 wrong ministry shot found a ukrainian passenger plane, killing all $176.00 people on board. many of those on board were canadian citizens, or had residency in canada. around the air defenses had been on jaila days off to the u. s. assassinated rollins, top general cousin ceremony. that's bringing mach arnold in toronto. he is a lawyer who represents 6 families. his relatives died in the downing of that passenger jet. but he, thanks for your time mark. remind us a bit of background to this case. why would there's so many canadians on this ukrainian bound flight? and why did the families hold iran responsible? it appears to be the main way to get from around to canada was on ukraine airlines through key. and i think that accounts for why there was so many canadians, one that illustr

just didn't it's not a protest culture in canada, correct?t, that's the thing. in canada, we're considered really nice and and all of those things. the thing about canadians,our long, long fuse burns out. that's where we are in the country. everybody wants change and we definitely want to have an impact with this movement or revolution or whatever you want to call it. we want change to happen, and you know, i'm sitting in downtown calgary right now where this place used to be, like, one of the biggest meccas for oil and gas in the entire world, and 30% of the office -- or, 30% of the office space is filled, and the rest is empty, and so we went from this incredibly bustling, amazing place to, you know, people are losing their jobs, you know, we've had a lockdown. >> laura: ghost town. horrific. theo, theo -- >> for me, i played 10 times for my country and i put my jersey on and had the maple leaf on, and i know i was representing the people of canada, and i could tell you that what is happening in the country right now is every -- it's way bi

as a next step in a difficult one, canada and the parties will negotiate a final settlement agreement which will map out how compensation will flow to 1st nations, children and families will establish a framework for long term funding to improve services for children and families. the parties have until march 31st to finalize the agreement, jody vance. al jazeera, vancouver context on the president says that he's imposing price controls on gas and diesel for the next 6 months. down to tear gas and stung grenades. we used against protest as an almighty, a statement from president cassim drama to cough so that he's accepted the government's resignation. he's also declared a state of emergency in 2 regions and imposed on overnight curfew. at least 200 protests. this happened attained. 95 police officers injured demonstrations spread to the largest city almighty after starting 2 days ago in the town of channels in when fuel costs 1st spiked. bruce patio is a correspondent for radio free europe. he says the protest could have wider regional implications. i think this one taught everyone wa

and the event of canada and the federal reserve this time. kailey: bloomberg's michael mckee and ira jersey, thanks for joining us. remover to tune into bloomberg's special coverage of the fed decides today at 1:30 p.m. new york time. of course, it is a very interesting picture we are looking at here as we look ahead to the federal reserve, but also for the outlook for fiscal policy here in the u.s. guy: fiscal policy absolutely front and center in this as we thing about what is going to happen with build back better. we have a meeting with ceo's talking about that today. that is a factor we need to bear in mind when we think about what is going to be coming out of this administration. so let's talk more about that and figure out what is going to be happening here. we need to now go to washington, d.c. we have the commerce secretary standing by. we welcome our tv and radio listeners, and we welcome bloomberg's joe mathieu because we are joined now by gina raimondo, the u.s. secretary of commerce. take it away. joe: indeed, we are joined by th

we're going after all radiant assets worldwide, including in canada that we can get our hands in. canada will pay just over $30000000000.00 in compensation to members of the indigenous community who had taken from their families when they were children and put in a state cap. the money will go to the families effective in the last 3 decades. cash will also help to reform the child welfare system has been anger over the poor quality of care given to indigenous children, jody vance as more from vancouver. it is monumental on the pathway to reform and certainly the history here is epic for 1st nations people and for the federal government in canada. almost 15 years in the making is this agreement in principle . and if it does come together will be the largest of its kind in canadian history, $40000000000.00 and compensation for mist wrongdoings and discriminatory practices within the child's welfare system. with 1st nations, children, children taken from their family homes, from reserves, and in spaces in places around the yukon. and now compensation will be given 20000000000 for potentiall

but that's not a it's not a protest culture in canada. >> correct. right.ell that's the thing is in canada, you know, we're caution or whatever you wantm on the supply chain issue the best of luck. thank you. why might fauci be so reluctant to step down? the last fight reveals the media's hand in all of this. ... >> you hear it? ring in the new year. ring in th. >> back to the theme of my angle to start the show. why would fauci retire when he has the press eating out of the palm of his hand? >> appreciative you are not walking away from this post, you make us smarter and safer and better everyday. thank you so much dr. fauci. >> thank you for having me. >> december 24th, really special. >> that is right in the tradition of "60 minutes," with the tough follow-up questions? well, that's it for us tonight, greg gutfeld takes it all from here. ♪ ♪ reunited and it feels so good. ♪ ♪ reunited and understood. >> todd: take that song and take why we're playing it, you know why, carley? you know why. >> carley: because we're standing next to each other for the firs

i don't think i'm yes, i think right now i'm canadian nice and i think it's a canada. so i start with that. we have a many times. i step by step for me. that was great. right. given how long i a funny to me, i'm quite the in fan is to to know and racism. i mean, they've agreed what to billions and billions of reform for us nations child welfare off to that terrible history in your country. but just give us a take on the level of cancer that you allege is disproportionately affecting people of color in canada that you directly link to multi national capital communities. i was saying that they are close to some of these really they believe that there's a link between industry surrounding communities. you know, i range of different types of i know sometimes the gender, that gender a rounded by over 50 petrochemical industry are normally i raise a cancer reproductive in mortality. premature birth or me. i know for me, but yes, very strongly that there's something going on because the community, so most of these petrochemical and these are so many of them surrounding commun

are we competing with canada and mexico or working with them on these electric vehicle initiatives? >> yeah, so usmca obviously it's a little over a year, year and a half, since it went into force. it's a critical trade agreement between the three countries especially for the auto industry and for here in the united states for the auto industry. it is important. i will tell you our members have put a lot of investment to ensure it's successful. that they are able to comply with all the requirements of it. you know, we want it to be successful. we actually -- we need it to be, again. our closest trading allies and for the auto industry it's critically important. i would say the argument, there are efforts under way to make sure that, you know, when it comes to material, raw materials need for batteries, when it comes to complying with usmca, there's significant changes were implemented from nafta of course in order for our vehicles to be duty-free under the agreement. there's a lot of discussions going on. to be honest with you, those are ongoing, right. there's still -- people are s

not bad for a farm boy from canada. when i started working at the department broadcasting to the united states and canada, there was a young lad very bright boy. i say boy, because i was older than he, very handsome boy victory at ocean. and he was married to a young lady named ella to one day, fell ill. i forget what it was. while the custom in canada was you, you've any you call on your friend of his ill. see if he needs any help to. i called him up and i says, vic, no one in the elf. now come on over. come on. alright, we'll choose some fat. ok. so give me the address. he told me, dad was a guy, i went to his place. fine house, beautiful, some strange looking dies walking around and else she, i didn't, i didn't and didn't realize where i was gone. it turned to the right, pressed button, linger bus overlander, opposite opens up, and the lady looks out o as i lay, but the minister of culture, i swapped. where am i? she should, hello. i says hello in russian, of course is who's calling to the neighbor. opens up, hello i

and from canada through elsewhere, the conway is now inspiring crowds across the world. this is footage from protest in australia and the netherlands with people demanding that covert health rules are scrapped. of course we will keep you posted on the growing wave of global anti restriction rallies as they come in. this is not america anymore. is how a passenger on spirit airlines reacted when staff told him to remove his face mask because it had the anti biden. let's go brandon slogan on it. video of the incident has exploded on social media racking up around $400000.00 views on tick tock alone . not america anymore. the. this is not america anymore. the company here. if i had a b, l math guy, what did it been? ok, what does that mean? like like that or? no. what does that grand in? what does that mean? it's my name. but isn't it freedom of speech that have the mascot? is it? is it a freedom to see? is this massive home? i just, i can't, we are massive says let's go brandon. like this. anybody, i don't understand. the incident happened on a flight from cleveland to tamp

there's just been a stifling of freedom in canada for a few years. a lot of people are down. people are fired. you can deepen go into a grocery store without getting into an argument about a mask or whatnot so what really drove me to do this is the smiling faces on the people that organized it. a good friend of mine help put this together and it is just been wonderful to see all the smiling faces that up come together and it doesn't matter, christian, non-christians, all sort of natives banging their drums. just a wonderful sensation to see unity once again in canada. >> it's beautiful to watch from below your border. i have to say you are being snarled that but you are smiling back. the government seems to be doing all it can to prevent you from peacefully protesting, speaking of fascist policy. are you worried about the repercussions? >> not at all. not at all. some of my friends have been arrested in the past and we are fully prepared to smile and push through for the greater good, tucker. we want to see christ glorified in the church and out of the church. so we are pushi

a landmark deal is made in canada to help a tune for its past treatment. and the message from the un chief to saddam general to purchase term with with hello. thank you for joining in your world weather update begins in australia and here's an update on x. tropical cyclone sets. it's moving closer to the coast of queensland. the gold coast has shut down. beaches over dangerous surf. we've seen those ways 45 meters even up to 10 meters high. we do have what, whether from brisbane rate down to victoria state and at times this will be some pretty driving rain off to the west. temperatures are hot enough in per $37.00 degrees and let's remember, western australia is parched, catastrophic fire. danger in some parts of the state. after new zealand, wet weather dance is in to the north island. so auckland, your seller's stretch of weather comes to an end. we've got some showers in the forecast for you on friday with a height of 24 degrees off to southeast asia. ne monsoon not as active as it has been over the last few days, but still some driving rain toward the

so canada's indigenous people whose children were taken away and put under state care as the government announces a 31000000000 dollar compensation plan. hong kong is banning flights from 8 countries, including australia, the u. s, and the u. k. as it battles rising cobit 19 cases, it's also imposing a raft of new restrictions as of friday, including shutting entertainment venues. jims and clubs. officials are worried the ami chrome very and could be spreading undetected through the community. hans, while you go candidate dark out, i've already given the very dar situation of the pandemic. we have to grasp very critical moment. we have to contain the pandemic to ensure that there will not be a major outbreak in the community again 5. now i think we are realizing omicron is a highly transmissible variant. so free when we will be able to contain the spread of all micron in society. the measures i'm going to announce or may be the most decisive, rapid targeted and comprehensive we have had for the past 2 years and the brit clinic has more for us from hong kong. this is certainly the most e

your renella morgan is i'm the landmark deal is made in canada to help a tune for its past was true of indigenous. ah, ah, look forward to brighter skies. the weather sponsored my cattle at ways. hello, great to see you. here is your weather update. we're going to begin in se, asia good news. the ne monsoon not as active as it has been so bit of a break from intense rain through malaysia and singapore, but still some flooding rains for northern smasher where we have seen flooding. thousands of people force from their homes. indo china also because that ne monsoon not is active just dealing with some showers top to bottom through vietnam, 125 degrees and coachman city, 32 degrees. we do have some rain stuck in between the gang, see, and the pearl river valley here. so it's sherry day and way lane with the high of 13 degrees, but of a breather for the snow. now for western japan, but look at this batch of snow in between those waters between korea and japan that will side in western japan by the time we get toward friday, off to india, those flooding rains we saw across the southern paki

the more you address, if you have to talk about a policy in canada and around the world. it, but it's different to say the way disproportionately people of color affected by karone of ours. well, yeah, i mean, that's one of the things that when her iris are, you know, we recognize that a problem. i was environmental reason why many people who always tend to be disproportionately impacted by how many social ills, as well as how it is people who are racial. i, i mean, i realize people are always high. so that's why looking at those intersections, or race and social class, and in already we're talking about environmental racism or issues. we talk about a lot on going underground, you know, your prime minister just intruders. on the record, you're saying it is a fundamental economic responsibility for the prime minister of canada to help get our resources to global market. and at the same time, you've had some success with bill c, 230-2631 mil, c 230 is how that fits in with true to max of about the importance of for getting resources from your country to global market. well,

just recently at the ice hockey junior world championships in canada, many of the teams were stuck in quarantine in the end. the tournament was cancelled prematurely. have is snow and strong winds are disrupting transport links across much of the southeastern united states by b icy conditions. also brought hundreds out to join in a mass snowball fights in washington. dc organizes coordinating the fun on social media has stopped the dead. the has doubled the battle of snow micron. that's it for me. are watching the w news. no more and next hour i'm will us ah, internet knows all it's creators for everything and we digitize everything. the hot commodity in this global experiment. our data. the internet of everything starts january 17th on d, w. ah, ah, here off canada's pacific coast, researchers are hoping to make a long held dream come true. behavioral biologists and i t experts have teamed up to create programs aimed at deciphering acoustic signals from animals. could artificial intelligence help to identify patterns in the sounds made by marine mammals? will we soon start to underst

covert restrictions and government plans for a vaccine mandate and going fast shows begin to empty and canada is a supply chain. crisis chokes the country full as a coven vaccine mandate aimed squarely at truck drive. with. good morning, great to have you with us. this is our t international. the white house is reportedly planning to send 50000 troops to eastern europe in the baltic states, u. s. secretary state is also warned, there'll be a united response from washington and its european allies. if notice is any aggressive mission the kremlin towards you, crime were prepared with europe for a swift and calibrated and great united response. the alliance is looking at very practical and important measures that it would take in the event of for the russian aggression on this comes, as ukraine has received, a 2nd shipment of u. s. military aid. the 1st derive the day before 900 tons of so called lethal aid . so part of a $200000000.00 additional arms package, which president barton approved at the end of december. he made the move and the rising board attentions and continuous speculation about

yes, it's called canada.i country that welcomes in 400,000 migrants everything are your, 1% of its population,, 400,000 people and never set foot on north american soil, more or less, arriving canada every single year. fine, some number of images came from the u.s., and a growing number probably will as a talk about in the book. is it possible to do northern lights? absolutely but it's going to be an uphill battle. >> let's talk more about the politics of this because i think countries that are winners and losers, maybe those countries that fail to take on this agenda. canada may be a winner and the u.s. might in the long run be a loser. you going to some detail about a country that really grew and fried and flourished because of its immigration policies and welcoming and becoming indeed a nation of immigrants, is now going in the opposite direction. let's take an example of infrastructure building debated on capitol hill right now. joe biden has sold this bill in a rather trumpian way as the saving grace for

and frank c, mondays have been causing havoc across the pond to canada. has been hit by supply chain disruptions due to a shortage of truckers. after a cobra bank, the mandate took effect applying to the drivers crossing to and from the united states. people fled into it with images of empty shows across canada, but one m p was quick to rebuff claims as such, a supply crisis exists saying that he's personalizing no evidence of any shortages . anyway. not only is this picture not from canada, but i've been to grocery stores in my community and i've objectively observed no empty shelves. this is just another example of conservative misinformation and fear mongering for political gain. liberal members of parliament thing, there is no problem whatsoever. i went to a grocery store and look how best plan to plentiful it is. there's no pumpkins and i just had a retreat. images that my own brother sent me from ontario to be effective. who are you going to trust me or your own eyes? you can feel it everywhere, although from what i'm told it sort of worse outside o

we have been sold the magnet ski act here in canada. that's why our deputy prime minister, christie, of free land continuously sends more and more equipment and aid to ukraine. that's why they never tell us about the role that the canadian government played in the made my don qu, when they actually, when my, the pro pro nazi elements were given shelter in the canadian embassy right on the may dan square and canadians vans embassy vans were used to transport them around all this is completely ignored, and russia is cast in a bad light. now that, that's unfortunate, and i'm pretty sure the media here also will not tell the canadian public that they're going to be cross canada demonstrations on saturday in 7 country 7 cities, major cities in canada and were using the hash tag stand for peace stand for no war with russia. indeed, kennestone, i wish we could spend hours talking about this. i'm sure that we would have a lot to uncover kennestone from the hamilton coalition to stop the war. thanks for being with us here in our international pl

i'm doing all with what beth ah ah, here off canada's pacific coast, researchers are hoping to make a long held dream come true. behavioral biologists and i t experts have teamed up to create programs aimed at deciphering acoustic signals from animals. could artificial intelligence help to identify patterns in the sounds made by marine mammal? will we see start to understand what it is that wales are talking about? ah, the coastal waters between alaska in the us and canadas, vancouver island, are where a group of killer whales or orchestra spend their summers. a team of scientists from the deep l research expedition are preparing to embark deep al stands for deep learning applied to animal linguistics. are one computer scientist, m on nerd from germany's university of al long and has spent years working on automatic recognition for human speech patterns. the exec can the same methods be adapted to animal languages. under water microphones, embedded in tubes serve as the expeditions, ears for 3 summers teams of computer scientists and biologists have set out to record orca calls and do

and canada takes another big step in its attempt to make amends for the decades of abuse suffering by the indigenous children. ah hello there. we have severe storms in heavy rain affecting southeastern parts of australia at the moment we have got as circulation as tropical cyclone seth that's drawing you some moisture towards new south wales joining up with this. so where the system here, this oper, trough and to where the to a meeting with st. some really big down pool. so there will be some heavy showers, long spells of re particular crosser eastern parts of victoria. as we go through where thursday more heavy showers. there and to that east, the side of new south wales, through where a c t further showers in the forecast then for the test match. instead me the given english will do well to we're to lose this one. we are going to see further showers, longest bells of rain over the next couple of days across that southeast corner of australia. there is actually a flood risk across parts of the sidney basin. and that way we're still drapes its way all the way up to was the gold coast

we look at the relative issues facing diplomats of the us and canada, a landmark deal between some of the indigenous community and the me, ah, look forward to burritos guys. with sponsored by capital airways. hello, good to see you a much fresher feel across europe for many years. why we've got this wind coming down from the north sea. so that's dragon down temperatures breezy for the low countries as well. answer dam, looking to see wind gusts of about 65 kilometers per hour. okay. there's 2 weather makers we got to talk about the 1st is given us a push of atlantic rain into the northwest of spain, fighting down portugal from porto to lisbon. sherry day, madrid, a top temperature of just 9 degrees and disturbances developing over northern italy . so rounds of rain through the valley. eric sardine, corsica, northern italy, stretching over the atria, see into croatia, and speaking of the adrian c. c, wind us along the eastern shores, up to about 6070 kilometers per hour. some exceptional warmth for belgrade at 18 degrees, but we know what goes up must come down. so just a high of 6 on

it's been almost 15 years since canada as human rights tribunal, ruled child and family services had discriminated against 1st nations children leaving hundreds of 1000 and suffering trauma and spiraling into poverty. billions in compensation in an agreement in principle and still for those affected. it is mostly an important step forward. we have a long way to go to address the poverty in our nations. and no amount of money will ever be the right amount, nor will it bring back childhood last. but today is about acknowledgments about being seen and heard children taken from their families and put into a system under funded and ill equipped to deliver the basics of life, led to generational trauma, harm and loss. this milestone announcement cannot turn back the clock, but if solidified by the deadline, will build the framework. the agreement, in principle we assigned today will support 1st nations children so that they can have the same opportunities to grow up with their families and communities thriving through their cultures and languages. as a next step and a difficult one, canada