i'm going to come to canada instead because you know, there's this new thing going on in canada.ry of running into y kyou knh is about to change. this new opportunity and inou■@r pa theyk him a while. it took convincing yeah, what a world. right. where the diplomat in convincing peopens by the way he he this diplomat made them come to his office to fill out the forms and basically said, get your your rs to go to canada and you don't wantwlut please can we just do this can we fill out these forms because because you'ot you may not be safe here, you know, and they did they filled out forms and they went to canada and was what had happen ada. the time was that pierre trudeau and lester prime minister at the time. pierre trudeau would start become the prime minister. i mean they just did basic math. this wasn't a particularly sophisticated approach. they looked and, said, our birth rates areve enough workforce here and we are competingted kingdom and, an america for awfully creative about this. and that meant two things. getting creative, looking at different layers. people who you m

you are from espresso and we say good morning to you and say good morning volunteers from canada austin stefanchuk, we congratulate you, good morning, we know that you are not alone, even several times a year you manage to cross the long water distance from alberta to ukraine, so there is a bit of a way, but after that you also have to do it yourself... and with your husband's money , you help volunteer, travel, donate, and any ukrainian who fled to canada with the war will ask... you a question, and why do you need it? eh, thanks for the question, well, to begin with, not only with my own funds and the funds of my husband, to whom congratulations, of course, but also with the funds of many donors both in canada and america and in ukraine, in particular, a huge number of people who help, regarding why i travel, frankly speaking, i will say from two points of view, from one very pragmatic, because for me this is a key historical moment for ukraine. and i didn't want to miss him, honestly, but on the other hand, because what i'm saying now is very pathetic, but because that's how i was br

and under... in the principle of such challenges after the way this incident happened in canada, weo see many parallels between the way, say, kgb agents worked in the 80s in the ukrainian diaspora, in the american diaspora, how they threw the same narratives of nazism into the canadian and american media at that time, then here we have a new process, new global difficulties, new needs of the russian federation. which should try to achieve their results in the western world, and, but the methods are the same as with it is quite difficult to fight this, but it is quite difficult to fight it, but it is necessary and necessary to document war crimes now, and as soon as possible to prove, convey this information to your colleagues, other colleagues, historians will deal with this differently, return to the archives, extract, look for parallels, try to prove, for example, once again, the methods of waging war, which were conducted during the second world war, say, during the cold war. friends, that's all we'll say goodbye, watch joe biden's speech live tonight at three o'clock, thank you

i'm going to come to canada instead because you know, there's this new thing going on in canada. you know, pierre trudeau had just come to power and that story of running into you know somebody who says you know path is about to change. yes. and you know there is this new opportunity and in your parents instance, they you know, it took him a while. it took convincing to to. yeah, what a world. right. where the diplomat in convincing people i know exactly this never happens by the way he he this diplomat made them come to his office to fill out the forms and basically said, my parents, if you if you get your your rights to go to canada and you don't want them then don't don't take them but please can we just do this can we fill out these forms because because you're not you may not be safe here, you know, and they did they filled out these forms and they went to canada and was what had happened in canada. the time was that pierre trudeau and lester pearson was the prime minister at the time. pierre trudeau would start become the prime minister. i mean they just did basic math. thi

, you is even even greater, also there's all these registered charities canada that are supporting uh projects in the occupied uh west bank, so they getting financed, the subsidized but they can government individuals give donations to these or these groups, they're being they're receiving tax credits so being subsidized by the canadian state um so there's all these just different ways in which uh we're facilitating and this is this is a more than hundre year process, you look back historically look back at the role of things like the jewish national fund of canada that was set up in 1910 to raise funds for the colonization of palestine we've been doing uh for a long time um the the intensity is ebbed and flow and there slightly different dynamics over the past century plus, but but basically you know canada has been uh uh a participant in israel's uh crass violation of international law uh in the west bank for you 60 years. okay, so mr. wiem, our guest from montreal did extensively explain to us uh canada's position regarding the situation, particularly in the west bank, and your opi

, us is even even greater, also there's all these registered charities in canada. that are supporting uh projects in the occupied uh uh west bank uh so they getting financed the subsidized but they can government when individuals give donations to these or these groups they're being they're receiving tax credit so being subsidized by the canadian state um so there's all these just different ways in which uh we're facilitating this is this is a more than hundred year process you look back historically look back at the role of things like the jewish national fund of canada that was set up in 1910 to raise funds for colonization and this is something we've been doing uh for a long time it's the the intensity is ebbed and flowed and slightly different dynamics over the past century plus, but but basically you know canada has been uh participant in israel's crass violation of international law uh in the west bank for you 60 years okay so mr. wakim uh our guest. from montreal did extensively explain to us canada's position regarding the situation, particularly in the west bank. in your opin

wakim, uh, our guest from montreal did extensively explained to us uh canada's position regarding the situation, particularly in the west bank. in your opinion, how has the biden administration's approach uh to the whole issue impact? the situation, well the biden administration has been one of the most supportive administration, us administrations to to israel, and it turned bind eye to all claims by the palestinian people forbidding them from having their rights of statehood and national soven currently and administration didn't stop talking about as two states solution for example except after the eruption of the 7th of october attack by hamas against the sist settlements so and so far the ban administration has been supportive of israel by giving it full political support. and at the same time providing it with all that it needs in terms of ammunition and economic support, so the biden administration has been one of the most supportive administrations in the history of the united states to israel, the with this regard to the hostility, the personal hostility between biden and neta

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so as, as mentioned in the video, welfare is natural in canada, so it's good for forest. it's been around for, you know, millennia, what's changing now is a little bit with climate change. you know, we're seeing the intensity of these welfare is this just so much bigger. we're also moving our cities into welfare area. so the population of canada has really grown over the past few years and we end up moving more into the areas that are from to wildfire. so we're just seeing these refunds become more, more intense due to, to these different reasons. it is just a perfect storm. i mean, we've got climate change with higher temperatures and as you said, we've gotten more greater and greater urbanization of where it is. so it is. so what climate change does, especially in relation to welfare, you know, at least to more drought events. so western canada, what you just showed bc, alberta they've been going under growth for up, sorry. they've been going undergoing drought for a couple of years now. and that drought just leads to more fuel on the ground that's followed by extended

wakim, our guest from montreal did extensively explain to us canada's position regarding the situation, particularly in the west bank. in your opinion, how has the biden administration's approach to uh the whole issue impacted the situation? well, the biden administration has been one of the most. supportive administrations, us administrations to israel, and it turned a blind eye to all claims by the palestinian people, for forbidding them from having their rights of statehood and national sovereignty, and the biden administration didn't start talking about his two states solution for example, except after the eruption of the 7th of october attack by hamas against against settlements so and so far the ban administration has been supportive of israel by giving it full politic support and at the same time providing it with all that it needs in terms of ammunition and economic support so the biden administration has been one of the most uh supportive administrations in the history of the united states to israel, they with this regard to the hostility, the personal hostility between biden

. >> mÁs adelante regresÓ para hablar de la semifinal que se jugara entre argentina y canadÁ.ocenas de migrantes que viven durmiendo en el piso en salas de esperas desde hace meses. detectan arsÉnico, plomo y presentadora: gracias por continuar con nosotros. docenas de emigrantes que vivÍan en una sala de espera del aeropuerto no podrÁn seguir haciÉndolo. durante varios meses han dormido en el piso con refugios abarrotados y millones de dÓlares agotados, gobernadora demÓcrata ordenÓ prohibir que Éstos pasen la noche en la terminal aÉrea. quienes continÚen allÍ podrÍan incluso ser arrestados. hablamos de la ola de calor que como nos decÍa antes afecta mÁs de 130 millones de personas en el paÍs y tambiÉn afuera de la frontera en mÉxico. altas temperaturas han superado los 125 . la cifra de muertes aumenta y las autopsias revelan detalles realmente estremecedores. >> temperaturas extremas en donde se han superado los 125. al menos 10 personas han muerto por golpe de calor. han detectado caracterÍsticas muy especÍficas en los cuerpos de las vÍctimas. muchos estÁn expuestos al calo

other parts of canada are also engulfed by why fi is including british columbia. canada is no stranger to wi fi, is in 2023, a record number of fires, fullest hundreds of thousands of canadians to evacuate. well, ecologist robert christ specializes in dealing with qualifies and says, the situation in canada and the west is now very serious. it's. it's pretty catastrophic. i mean, we were dealing with uh several years with a drought and we've got the right climate and fuels conditions. we're going to continue to see these kind of high, high severity, high extreme fires as someone who's been been dealing in this area for decades. i guess you're the right man to ask, is it actually getting worse in recent views as yeah, most of the modeling suggests that they kind of fired there were seen today. we didn't anticipate to see under climate change until about 202-030-2035. and we can expect to see doubling and tripling of the area burned within the next couple of decades. so yeah, it is getting much worse in a situation like this. is there any way to really find the fires or can we only try a

>> los dejamos con los mejores goles de argentina frente a canadÁ. dual!>> se acabÓ la selecciÓn de argentina.los famosos le dan un voto de confianza. esto en otro momento. >> fuego el canon severo en la costa oeste del paÍs. en california, los bomberos luchan contra incendios forestales en medio de una furioso ola de calor. >> en new jersey, la selecciÓn argentina confirmÓ su condiciÓn de favorito a derrotar a canadÁ y tener su boleto a la gran final de la copa amÉrica. >> muy buenas noches y gracias por acompaÑarme. a esta hora, mÁs de 146,000,000 de personas estÁn bajo alerta de calor. de esta nos informa luis. >> en medio del desierto de california con vientos rÉcords con mÁs de 130 de temperatura, el valle de la muerte atrae cientos de turistas, por lo —1 ya muriÓ por el calor. no muy lejos en las vegas, nevada, las salas de emergencia estÁn ocupadas por quienes se queman a tocar el pavimento. en el este del paÍs, otra ola de calor estÁ agobiando a los estadounidenses. mÁs de 160,000,000 de personas sufren temperaturas extremas. mientras el paÍs se co

canada? too risky. how about paradise? of somalia, this island with its pristine beaches, crystal-clear water, beautiful mountain vistas, and luxury resorts. ak convince the kidnapper that he would serve as his book agent and of item adam here to talk about the project. adam lives in mogadishu in a difficult place to live. you are bringing him to a place where europeans come on vacation. >> it solidified my status as an international business person. somebody who had the means to get him what he wanted which was a book contract. >> adam took the bait. here he is with ak. did you get nervous that he was figuring out who you were? >> i did initially and he turned to me and he said, what did you think of me? i buttered him up and said your english is great and you've come a long way from humble beginnings. and i turned it on him as it what you think of me? >> first, that you were intelligent, but now we are brothers. >> against a backdrop of serene stillness and beauty, the brothers continue to talk. even relax. they each had

how bad is what we're seeing right now in canada and the us hips. it's pretty catastrophic. i mean, we were dealing with uh several years with a drought and we've got the right climate and fuels conditions. we're going to continue to see these kind of high, high severity high upstream fires as someone who's been been dealing in this area for decades. i guess you're the right man to ask. is it actually getting worse in recent views? yeah, most of the modeling suggest that the kind of fire that we're seeing today, we didn't anticipate to see under climate change until about 202-030-2035. and we can expect to see doubling and tripling of the area burnt within the next couple of decades. so yeah, it is getting much worse in a situation like this. is there any way to really find the fires or can we only try and control and caroll these fires before the rain comes? yeah, the best thing to do is, is basically get people out of the way, including firefighters. is mother nature, that puts these large fires out. we have to do much more on the, on the front mitigation side. but right n

in california as out of control, the wisest davis states sheets waves of western united states and canada. here from an ecologist, specializing in wild fine management the i'm anthony, how'd welcome to the program. the 2020 full powers olympics have gone away with a with dazzling opening ceremony, the olympic flame was lit in the boss. get of a hot air balloon. $7000.00 athletes took part in a portable and pride down the river soon. styles including letty garza and celine dion, sir, and added huge crowds gathered around the french capital's last box. i'd be right file to death and the olympic spears speak. this faced extra time. security in the wake of a series of austin attacks on the french round it with just hours before the festivities began. now dw sports, jonathan crane is in paris. he reports now on the opening ceremony and coming to wakes of world class for and it didn't take 7 years. and the nice thing is now, especially i put an off that's an unprecedented. i've best just been very rach opening ceremony the 1st time. it's been how it outside of a stadium, 7000 athlete, some 85 f

pero bueno, la victoria se fue para canadÁ. >> hicimos un buen trabajo.n y clasificar para el mundial. aquÍ entre estados unidos, mÉxico y canadÁ tienen certeza de que sus equipos humana llega muy lejos. por ahora se van tristes, pero esto es todo para ellos. esto es todo desde arlington, texas. paulina: se vive una intensa persecuciÓn policiaca en los angeles, california. tiene que ver lo que hizo este conductor para escapar de las autoridades. y chavismo y oposiciÓn entran en la fase final para la contienda electoral. onduÍa su veÍculo fue paulina: una persecuciÓn policiaca ocurriÓ en california. el auto chocÓ contra una valle y luego el conductor se dio a la fuga este sujeto luego fue detenido. y el proceso electoral en venezuela entro en la recta final con el inicio oficial de las campaÑas de la oposiciÓn y el chavismo. con el apoyo de marÍa corina machado, el candidato movilizÓ a miles de ciudadanos en las calles de caracas. >> con esto creo que podemos progresar. paulina: se espera que el Éxodo de mÁs de 7,000,000 de personas reduzca a 17,000,000 lo

se impuso sobre canadÁ por dos goles a cero. nos tienen las reacciones de los fanÁticos.primer gol en esta copa luego de haber tenido alguna molestia en su pierna derecha, sin embargo, argentina pasa a la final y jugarÁ en miami garden el domingo. veamos lo que nos dijeron algunos aficionados. y mientras tanto, hay que destacar la actuaciÓn de canadÁ, quien debutÓ en esta copa y llegÓ hasta la semifinal.ahora argentina deberÁ enfrentarse a quien resulte vencedor en carolina del norte entre uruguay y colombia, un partido que se juega el dÍa de maÑana. regresamos ahora con ustedes. >> muchÍsimas gracias. estaremos atentos. les cuento que un hombre que intentaba saltar de un Árbol de 60 pies para caer en un rÍo, se llevÓ tremendo susto cuando se quebrÓ la rama en que estaba parado. y un estudio revela que tampones vendidos en estados unidos en reino unido y grecia, contienen metales potencialmente venenosos. >> un hombre que planeaba lanzarse de la rama de un Árbol para caer en un rÍo en la florida se llevo tomando susto con a las ramas se quebrÓ. dejÁndolo caer sin previo a

we saw that a country like canada, which now always claims human rights and democracy , etc., blockedh the first and second stages , the director general of the supreme council of iranians abroad, mr. sohrabi, pointed out that notes were exchanged several times because canada in fact, let these elections be held there, our compatriots can participate, but it was not possible, and according to mr. bagheri, acting minister of foreign affairs, canada was the only country in the world that held these elections. did not hold yes, it is true for iranians who claim freedom and human rights, and of course, in other countries where it was held, like the first stage, unfortunately, we witnessed immorality and in fact, insults and slanders were made against our compatriots who were present at the polls. mr. bagheri, acting minister of foreign affairs, also mentioned that the cases were filed from the first stage. for this matter, and in countries like italy, this has actually reached higher stages and through international assemblies, as well as the host countries, as the host countries , they a

where did you go in canada. where did you go in canada on. cheerio. sorry town. an area known as the long point settlement. i believe it's norfolk county. and what's really is that most of the people who went there were not loyalists at it was settled a little late. i mean a lot of the loyalists leave in the 1780s they go to nova scotia they go to other places in ontario. so this is a place that is settled. and william has two petition up there. a lot to get land because people don't really believe he's a loyalist because he gets there so late. but he actually ends up getting he convinces them he gets a significant hunk of land. and that's where he's where he settled. and interestingly he has two sons and two daughters by this woman. and the two sons moved to indiana after he dies. the two daughters actually marry into other loyalist families and stay behind in canada. thank you so much for interesting presentation. first of all, the first map shown seems to be more recently. we're not sure which was depicted, including the state of westward ginia. yeah here, rig

the head coach of canada's women's soccer team has been suspended on the eve of the parents olympics. the decision by canada is olympic committee to remove deb friedman came after the team was called spying on its opponents training session. using drones is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu has arrived in florida to meet donald trump at his moral lago estate. head of the meeting, the former president called for a quick end to the war and gossip. trump has cast himself as the strongest ally. israel could have in the white house. meanwhile, in terms of likely political arrival for the white house has secured a another major banker vice president cumberland harris is a me to become the 1st female president and the 1st woman of color to lead her country. she's now received the endorsement of the man who became america's 1st black president rock obama. com. hello. hi. hey there. oh, you're both together. oh, it's good to hear you, but i, i can't have this phone call without saying to my girl, carla. i am proud of you. this is going to be historic. we called to say, michelle and i co

hoy es el turno de venezuela y confirmar el buen papel que han tenido la vino tinto se enfrenta a canadÁl sÁbado que estarÁ buenÍsimo. enrrique: son dos juegos pero como tÚ dices, hoy juega venezuela mientras que argentina ya tiene su lugar asegurado en las semifinales los otros seis equipos que quedan con vida lucharÁn por quedar esta ronda a partir de esta tarde, la selecciÓn venezolana que tuvo una marcha perfecta en la fase de grupos ganando sus tres partidos se mide a canadÁ que fue segundo lugar de su sector en su primera participaciÓn. ambas ocasiones se presentaron en partidos amistosos que terminaron en empates pero los venezolanos llevan cuatro partidos invictos en este certamen, con tres victorias y un empate escuchamos al estratega de la vino tinto fernando artista. >> nos sentimos bien, venimos de hacer una fase de grupo muy buena, casi ideal y como lo hablamos en la intimidad se especificÓ pero no logramos nada, seguir de la misma manera y canadÁ es un rival que serÁ difÍcil, fuerte fÍsicamente como lo dijiste, tiene muchos jugadores buenos individualmente y a nivel grupal

canada was canada was canada. canada was lucky, canada was lucky . macro lucky, canada was lucky.upended. that just leaves spain. and i think thinking about the recent general election, it really seemed to me covid was a much bigger factor in the result than brexit. well i might come back to that, but i want to ask you what is the point of saying you weren't prepared for something that nobody knew about, that covid was a disease that had never come up before. >> it was different from the flus for which we were prepared. no country, as far as i'm aware, was actually prepared for covid. the totalitarian regimes just shut everything down. well, that's what they can do. but none of the democracies were able to do that. >> yeah, i mean, yeah, i mean i kind of agree. it's like it was hard to prepare. we'd never seen anything like this, you know, in i don't know how many hundred years, i think i think there was a great pity that we were so extreme on the lockdowns because i think the toll on mental health, the toll on those that didn't get nhs treatment, the toll on education and all the

previously, he was the human rights commissioner for one of the states or provinces of canada.us for, do you know? and i’ll tell you from his own articles, he was not at all ashamed of it, he spoke at events, which were devoted to anti-israeli policies, openly like that, not policies against the israeli government or some israeli politician, in principle the people of israel, but moreover, perhaps, i don’t know for whom it will seem... well, give or take, digestible, although in general it is strange for the western world, which shouts about its commitment to human rights, for which it is now responsible, but the most interesting fact from his biography, in my opinion, is that he participated in joint events, which he also wrote down with adnan khan , who is it it's such? adnan khan, actually, he is a terrorist, he is a member of one of the leaders of the group, which... in real life, he participated in the execution, including of the jewish population, i would like to ask the question, who are canada and its government with, in principle, so... . with whom the canadian governm

it is beautiful, i love canada, i want to go to the beach. >> it's also cold in canada a lot of the time. anyway next u2. yes, u2 can be a circus star. >> classes are quickly filling up at ifly trapeze. this is in long island. it's their first ever flying trapeze and circus art school open to all ages. and instructors say that even first time fliers by the end of class will not only learn the knee hang, they'll be able to make this catching thing when you go from one trapeze to the other. andrew yes? what do you. hold on. >> i have experience with this. and the answer actually is yes. i did one of these once and years ago and i was able to, at the end of the day, get caught by. yeah. but yeah, i mean it's tough, but you can learn very easily. no, no throw up. >> so i want to know what do you do with this, this expertise. then you said that there was like a major. >> yeah. >> exercise or workout. you can say you threw your friend or you can take it professionally. >> yes. florida state has the circus as well. >> what do you do with it now? there's no more circus, i guess. >> i don't know,

canada, because another thing struck me, and also just the other day, and somehow this, you know, didnrld, so to speak, circles, which always so closely follow the investigation of various plane crashes, especially those related to ukraine and so on and so forth, so here you go... just the other day, a canadian court found guilty of a plane crash that occurred in the skies over tehran several years ago, you remember, yes, the airliner that fell, i don’t know, was a victim or was shot down, in due to the fact that iran has literally turned its airspace, especially around the capital, due to the americans killing targets. are guilty of the fact that, forgive me, for this perhaps not entirely ethereal expression, they entered the very zone that obviously could have put the passengers of this aircraft at risk, but what about the malaysian boeing? how attentive you are, vladimir rudolfovich, that is, you also remembered the situation in 2014, but can i give you an amazing quote, which apparently did not reach... the canadian court for some reason. general prosecutor's office of the russian

the recitation in western canada and the united states. rafael tornado. up here in california, local authorities declared an emergency. yes, holmes. we have destroyed and thousands of people who buckwheat head from the area and mom suspected of stuff in the file with a brand new car has been arrested in kind of a wildfire. i've destroyed much of the popular to harvest since i just bought in the western province of alberta. 25000 people have to let the homes and around half the towns. buildings have been burned down. is a fast moving and fun. o has been raging in the canadian rockies in the province of alberta. these planes, higher than treetops have left and die of forests and ashes, and reached the town of jasper overnight. tens of thousands has been forced to evacuate. if i break down now, i will. what will i do? i will just sit and cry and nothing is going to change. right. jasper risk consider to fit your perfect town and as a popular to respond to, it gets roughly 2500000 visitors every year. authority say the fires has caused significant damage and

john bosnish, journalist, activist and political analyst from canada and also mr. greg simons, independent researcher and author from sweden. gen, welcome to the new review section. mr. bosnich, beginning with you, your thoughts on russia saying nato's moves, russia seems to be attempt to justify existence and strengthen washington's control over europe, so is russia in reality a threat and is the us wanting to have more control of europe, would some analy saying by causing conflicts and weakening the continent as well? well, we know for fact that russia has demonstrated over recent years that it is no military. threat to the north american treaty a north atlantic treat organization, nor to canada, nor to the united states itself, it harbors no designs against any nato state, and russia has repeatedly stated th these facts, russia has demonstrated by the placement of its forces that it is not intending to make any aggression towards a nato country, and actually america's comments and nato comments to this effect are nothing more than poor quality disinformation, do

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as i walk you to contain qualifies western canada and the us west coast. strong wind, sunday, summer, heat wave, a threatening to spread the flames even saw the phoenix, the water as well. the ashes and charged remains are all that's left across much of the result. town open, jasper a fierce wildfire swept through here, just one of many burning across western canada. about 1001 and 60 active fires across canada. 580 had the full response to 180 are currently out of control. $101.00 are being held $199.00 and are also out of control. and it's already been mentioned in over $275.00. well fires. a 2300000 actors that have been birds. $17000.00 of activities for the south. a similar fateful areas along the u. s. west coast in less than a month, fine, as in oregon, have burnt more than $400000.00 hacked is of land. and in northern california, the most intense blaze this summer. thousands of crews deployed fires large beyond contain and an uncertain future. for many people living under evacuation orders. it's right about the time i go out the door. i got to city p d officers at the door tel

ahora canadÁ se enfrenta a la campeona argentina en semifinales. asÍ comenzamos.che con arantxa loizaga. bienvenidos y muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos esta noche. comenzamos con la entrevista al presidente biden, una exclusiva de la cadena abc news con el presentador george stephanopolis. es la primera tras su desastrosa actuaciÓn en el debate. el mandatario insistiÓ en que Él es el Único que puede ganarle a trump y dijo que solo dios harÍa que Él se retire de la contienda. javier vega tiene los detalles sin editar y por mÁs de 20 minutos el presidente biden ofreciÓ a abc news la primera entrevista tras su criticado desempeÑo en el debate. >> y aunque no dejÓ claro si Él mismo habÍa revisado su participaciÓn, dio mÁs detalles de lo que habrÍa detrÁs de la noche que sumiÓ en crisis su campaÑa. >> no indicated any serious condition i was exhausted i didn't listen to my instincts in terms of preparing and a bad night, because i was sick. i was feeling terrible. matter of fact the docs with me. i asked him they did a covid test trying to figure out. they did a test to

dayana: gracias por su compaÑÍa lo dejaremos con el noticiero nacional recuerde, ten de venezuela y canadÁa sÁbado se verÁn colomb >> el huracÁn beryl azotÓ la penÍnsula mexicana de yucatÁn despuÉs de causar daÑos y dejar a miles a oscuras en tulum. ahora es tormenta tropical, pero se espera que se fortalezca y vuelva a golpear mÉxico antes de dirigirse a texas. unas 150 millones de personas estÁn bajo alerta de calor extremo en los estados unidos. las autoridades estÁn evacuando a las comunidades en el condado de maricopa, donde un incendio se extiende cerca del parque nacional yosemite. cerca de cinco personas sufrieron heridas por ataques de tiburones. veremos en quÉ condiciones estÁn las vÍctimas. >> estamos en el estadio at&t de arlington y en algunos momentos les diremos quÉ esperar para el partido entre venezuela y canadÁ. paulina: buenas tardes y bienvenidos. beryl se degradÓ esta noche a tormenta tropical luego de tocar tierra en la penÍnsula de yucatÁn, cerca de tulum, donde derribÓ Árboles y dejÓ a decenas de miles de personas sin servicio elÉctrico, pero beryl volverÁ a golpear

the head coach of canada as women's soccer team has been suspended on the eve of the parents olympics. the decision by canada as olympic committee of to remove bass friesland, came after the team was con, spying on its opponents training session, using through timeframe to me. it has records to a tropical storm after hitting mainland china has displaced nearly 300000 people in the east of the country. public transport has been suspended across the region. the telephone killed more than 2 dozen people after tore through taiwan and the philippines. earlier this week, either authorities in the us state of california have arrested the man suspected of starting a mass of wildfire on wednesday. official say it was sparked when he pushed a flaming car into a ravine. thousands have had to flee the wildfire, which is the state's largest this year. and another fast moving wildfire in canada, alberto province, as far as 25000 people to flee and severely affected the tourist town of jasper. there were no immediate reports of injuries, but authorities say the flames have destroyed up to the house

justin trudeau , the prime minister of canada, while reading the book pictures of fire get help outside. last year, more than 660 fires covered 15 million hectares of canadian forests. the head of plant production department of mehriz city said that this year 20 hectares of agricultural lands in the city have been dedicated to wheat cultivation and the main cultivars include sista narin tarabi. and it is clear. mr. bagheri panah added: it is expected that about 850 tons of wheat will be harvested from the fields of this city. the movement of the combine blades in the heart of the golden ears of wheat. as the weather warmed, the golden ears began to bear fruit and mehrazi farmers were busy harvesting wheat. thank god, our product is very good and of high quality. according to the rains, this year the crop has been more fruitful and the pests have been much less this year . it starts at the beginning of burj 5 for 20 to 25 days. now the wheat harvest is in the days of marijasm city. god's wheat is very good. we harvest wheat . the varieties of wheat that are planted in mehriz had a good y

you asked about canada's view on this. we see gender equality which includes women's participation in leadership as a fundamental and nonnegotiable human right that we have to advocate for in and of itself. we also see it as you were referencing, fundamental threat to democracy and security, this is something that we hear and see everywhere all the time. anywhere i get to travel as ambassador for women's peace and security within canada. we see it affecting women at community organizing levels up to the deputy prime minister, gender-based violence online and other threats, disinformation about four days ago i was in mindanao in the southern philippines and had a roundtable with a group of young women peace builders and activists and said what is up, what are your biggest challenges, what opportunities do you see? and they said the biggest thing they said is we are facing a ton of attacks online, we are being accused of horrible things, we have disinformation campaigns against us. it's hard to get other young women interest

in fact the key to our own future may lie in both mexico and canada, becoming much countries than they are today. no one can say at this point precisely what form future cooperation among our three countries will take. but if i am elected president, i would be willing to invite each of our neighbors to send a special representative to our government to sit in on high level planning sessions with as partners. mutually concerned about the future of our continent. first, i would immediately seek the views and ideas of canadian and mexican leaders on this issue and work tirelessly with them to develop closer ties our peoples. it's we stop thinking of our nearest neighbors as foreigners by developing methods working closely together. we'll lay the foundations for future cooperation, a broader and more significant scale. we will also put to rest any doubts of those cynical to believe that the united states would seek to dominate any relationship among our three countries or foolish enough to think that the governments, peoples of canada and mexico would ever permit such a domination to occur

california, gentlemen, i like to welcome you both to the program, i guess we'll start there in uh canada with you - zafar bengesh, welcome to the program sir, hope you're having a a fun time out there in uh canada, your thoughts about this uh doctor's uh proclamations, and you know what, it's not just this doctor, there have been a number of doctors that have come forward. in the re in recent months talking about heroic experiences and accounts of crimes against particularly the children population of gaza. well, it's obvious that israel is deliberately targeting palestinian children, because it wants to wipe out not only the present generation, but the future generation of the palestinians living in gaza. figures are absolutely horrendous over the last nine months. "at least 18,00 palestinians have been killed, 18 thousand palestinian children, and there is, there are reports that another 21 th00 palestinian children are missing, believe to be buried underneath the debris of collapsed buildings that israel has bombed, so the the scale of destruction and the scale of the casualties, murd

are also engulfed by why fi is including british columbia. canada is no stranger to why fi is in 2023. a record number of fires, fullest hundreds of thousands of canadians to evacuate us. so thirties, have arrested one of the world's most powerful drug lords, the co founder of mexico seen a low a cocktail. he was arrested alongside the son of narcotics, king of chapel. the 2 men voted a private plan in mexico and flew to texas where police for whiting. these are the faces of one of the world's most violent and powerful drug trafficking organizations in the world. the scene of the car town on the left is these my a my, your somebody on the right is joaquin guzman is the best. both men are now in detention in the united states. after they landed in texas, a board, a private plane is mail some bought a garcia, or a mild, a co founder of the cartel. he is facing charges for fentanyl trafficking, money laundering, firearms, offences, kidnapping and conspiracy to commit murder. the 2nd watching guzman lopez, is a son of his other co founder known as l chapel. and his facing charges for traf

are also engulfed by why fi is including british columbia. canada is no stranger to wi fi, is in 2023, a record number of fires, fullest hundreds of thousands of canadians to evacuate. ecologist robert gray specializes in dealing with wildfire as he says that situation and kind of the end to us is that a critical point? the most the modeling suggests that the kind of fire that we're seeing today, we didn't anticipate to see under climate change until about 202-030-2035. and we can expect to see doubling and tripling of the area burnt within the next couple of decades. so yeah, it is getting much worse, and the best thing to do is, is uh, basically get people out of the way, including firefighters, is mother nature, that proceeds large fires out. we have to do much more on, on the upfront mitigation side. but right now when the fire isn't going, it's mostly just get people out of the way and hope and pray for changes in the weather. i mean, we need to do a lot more culture and prescribe burning on the scale of hundreds of thousands of factors a year. the usda is burning about $9000000.

we have a problem with the scotia bank here in canada, which is the largest single foreign investor in in israel's elbit system, and that's the albit system produces the drones that kill palestinians in in gaza. um, and they as the scotia bank as well is ' uh, i think is now in the process of considering whether or not makes any sense for them to continue to invest in elbit systems. this is what has to happen, this is what happened in the campaign against south african aparathide, it it started, it started to really bear fruit when boycott became not just boycott, but but investment and and banks were forced by this by simple numbers of of people who got involved in in in the anti-apartide movement and began to divest from banks, began to boycott, when once that ground movement was so important that the politicians could not... avoid taking note of it, those same politicians being the opportunist that they are, in the west, at least, jumped on the bandwagon, and suddenly you had a political a political movement to to put an end to aparthide in in south africa, another thing that did he

this is really changing in canada. we need to have more funding going towards preparedness. so we're, we're kind of a reactive country right now, and we do a great job, but suppressing those major wealth buyers as they're getting close to our communities. but we need to use those months where we don't have wildfire to really prepare. so more funding going that way and strengthen our communities and our residents. there's a lot of guidance out there for what can be done at the home level as well as the community level to, to lower wildfire risk. there's a natural process to how that occurs, and at 1st we just kind of need to make sure that the land that's been burned is stable. so there's a high chance of flooding after a while the better occurs. so if we give a time, we keep an eye on it. really, there are different plans that start to come in, that slowly lead to like the next succession and end up having bigger trees. but that does take decades after an area husband berg to bangladesh. now where authorities have taken 3 students leaders into custody and then move that offi

jenny carrying, you know, officially to come on of canada's on forces in the ceremony. and also from vanessa . just feel free to call this historic day. you marlins has escalated and bangladesh with the number of people killed in classes between protest us and police has reached at least 39 internet services down across most of the country, off the process of the file to the headquarters of the main state, bro costa. hundreds haven't injured us, police side rubber bullets and take gas to dispatch the protesting students. they're angry about the reasons introduction of a quote to system not reserves. 3rd of government jobs for families of veterans to full in the 1971 war of independence. michael kugal men direct the south asia institute at the wilson center, a level of f s. think sent. i asked him if he was surprised that the process 10 so violence as i am uh, just because we have not seen many protests like this in bangladesh for a number of years. one reason for that is that the government of lasheik has seen, has cracked down hard on critics understand opposition. so

us too predating the paris games. 0ne one of the key pieces of information was the conclusion from canadaat she needed to be suspended based on their accumulation of facts. i have seen some of them, some of the information we had, we have gathered some additional information ourselves that made me conclude that she was highly likely to have been aware of the incidents. england have wrestled back the initiative on the first day of the third and final test against west indies in birmingham windies won the toss, chose to bat and put on 76 for the first wicket, with kraigg brathwaite making 61. a flurry of wickets either side of the lunch interval has left them trying to rebuild. they're now 139—5. championship leader max verstappen hasn't had it all his own way of late in formula one and it's unlikely to change this weekend after being handed a ten—place grid penalty at the belgian grand prix for a new engine. he was, however, comfortably the fastest man in the first practice session, more than half a second clear of mclaren�*s 0scar piastri. second practice begins in just over an hour. and