for this one, particularly i'm saying once i get your c v or having the face off or this with canada right now, you know, on certain issues on the issues, all we're going to the hard to bring some extreme is elements and canada not paying attention to india's worries as to one of the activities, all those extreme is all in canada and you got to meet with this going on between india and canada. and. busy in the midst of, in the mix of the as of right now, the cities in normally one is 3. and actually i think these reports have been reported in the washington post. all of the stories that for the, you know, me that i will also be hushed. but let's say uh maybe the has to be packaged over the place. so the story is the post has already called earlier. so by putting on the cities, it does definitely call into question the instance of the editorial on the all the reporters and you know, seeing that there's something you know which is given by us. man buildings are u. s. foreign policy unforgiving more than one of the us state department. i'm losing that at all. but in a sense, it's going to be

this is very good place to dig into this issue, because home schooling is much being discussed in canada right now, because schooling is doing transgender experiments trying to convince young people that they should change their gender, trying to persuade them that they need surgery to be mutilated, that they... need hormones and such, and muslims here in canada are leading the rejection of this, and people are facing this crisis in canada, wanting homeeschooling, and i'm wondering if homeschooling might be the place to say to the french government, well, if you are, so obsessed with you know being secular and conformist and violating our human rights to express ourselves as individuals and groups. uh, what about if you're if the muslim community in france became organized to say, well we're going to do our own school, uh, and we want you know our percentage of the tax money re recompensed to us for you, some support in our schooling, and so we don't really want to be part of your your school system, we we would like to have our own homeschooling, which we could organize in a small way or a la

very good place to dig into this issue, um, because uh, homeeschooling is much being discussed in canada right now. because schooling is doing transgender experiments trying to convince young people that they should change their genders, trying to persuade them that they need surgery to be mutilated, that they need hormones and such, and muslims here in canada are leading the rejection of this, and people are facing this crisis in canada, wanting homeeschooling, and i'm wondering if homeschooling might be the place to... say to the french government, well if you are you know so obsessed with you know being secular and conformist and violating our human rights to express ourselves as individuals and a group, uh, what about if you're if the muslim community in france became organized to say, well we're going to do our own schooling uh and we want you know our percentage of the tax money re recompensed to us for you some support in our schooling. and so we don't really want to be part of your your school system, we we would like to have our own homeschooling, which we could organize in a small wa

lines have lee heading toward new england but most have it missing the u.s., possibly hitting canada. right now lee is causing dangerous surf and rip currents along the east coast. those will linger throughout the week. >>> one of the happiest stories now is in vietnam tonight, striking a deal with that key ally, the goal to strengthen u.s. ties with south asia right on china's door step. janis mackey frayer is traveling with the president for us. >> reporter: kate, this upgraded relationship with vietnam is a status hanoi has not given many countries. the biden administration sees this as a significant tactical step toward counterbalancing china's influence. at his news conference president biden said it is about stability, that he doesn't want to contain china. it is just about having a relationship that is on the up and up. he didn't actually criticize china's president xi jinping. now, this new status with vietnam is mostly symbolic. it is to help investment including defense contractors and american companies with production here. but it's also about sending a clear message to china an

, canada's _ canada is able to offer, is it? twat is rightrt is limited in the sense of canada's on�*t military power itself is relatively small, it doesn't have some of the hyatt tech longer range missile systems that would be most useful to ukraine. that said, we have been contributing what we can from our stock, military stock, it isn'tjust not that kind of weapon system. we stock, it isn'tjust not that kind of weapon system.— stock, it isn'tjust not that kind of weapon system. we are hearing today about _ of weapon system. we are hearing today about the _ of weapon system. we are hearing today about the strike _ of weapon system. we are hearing today about the strike on - of weapon system. we are hearing today about the strike on the - of weapon system. we are hearing j today about the strike on the black fleet in crimea, in terms of the significance of that, what do you make of that, in terms of the significance? do you think it is a big blow or how does it fit in? ht big blow or how does it fit in? ut is hard to tell at this stage, in t

for this one, particularly i'm saying once i get your c v or having the face off or this with canada right now, you know, on certain issues on the issues, all we're going to the hard putting some extreme is every man.

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that's a material like this was print that we'd call about if one of the some organization in canada right, us treasury secretary den get in his set that the prize cap imposed on russian oil by the g 7 countries is use this quality. now the treasury department official side of the cap is working. now earlier i discussed the contradiction with audi contribute to chris adams area and have it listed to both statements as it does point to some reduction in the effectiveness of the price cat. russia has spend a great deal of money and time and effort to provide services for the expedite of its oil. they have added to their shadow fleet, provided more insurance, and the kind of trade is not prohibited by the price cap, 9 months and up orientation. the cap is working and then we're seeing rushes revenue cut by almost half since this time last year, while all markets of remain stable. looking at the contradiction, i mean, we spent the morning looking at different sources and just trying to get to the bottom of, of how he could have come up with this. and even, you know, the america's, let's say, o

there is some anxiety also amongst families of indians living in canada right now after india issuedindian migrants have increased, increasingly going to canada. it has almost tripled in the last ten years. there are indian students who are increasingly looking at canadian universities. more than 300,000 went to canadian universities injust more than 300,000 went to canadian universities in just 2022 and there is some anxiety among the families, especially after the security concerns have been raised by the indian government. there are also questions raised on the trade deal between the two countries. october, this month, halted trade talks with india and this was a matter that was sternly a fight and renderjustin trudeau during the g20 summits, as well —— it was raised. the reason of the sikh separatist movement has been a reason for the dispute in the past, as well, and there seems to be growing tension between the two countries now.— growing tension between the two countries now. archana, thank you. we will take — countries now. archana, thank you. we will take you _ countries now

. >> cheryl: we should add, ford has issue in canada right now, the union that represents those workersrike up in canada. 5100 auto workers there. they are extending negotiations with ford for 24 hour period. members continue to maintain strike readiness. back to the uaw. they want more than 40% wage increases over four years, pension benefits for employees, limiting use of temporary workers and they want to work four days a week and get paid for five. i would like to have a yacht, you can't get everything you want. >> carley: it is a diss to say we don't want your help to president biden. >> cheryl: they need his endorsement, too. >> carley: looking to ban more drilling. >> cheryl: this is new mexico, 4200 acres, they want this area off limits. it would be 50-year ban on oil drilling or mining in this area. it is tribal land. basically this is north of albuquerque, west of santa fe. they say it is to protect native american land. deb holland is becoming president biden's hatchet woman with regard to anything with energy in this country. she is not going to congress and asking, she is j

canada as allies are in a quite uncomfortable position here, historically close to canada, but pretty much all of them right now. busy courting india is anyone back in canada up here, especially along the 5 ice countries to so that's a great question. um, i think the key thing is here is that no one is disputing the canada's version of events. right. and we do know that the 5 by shares intelligence and i would imagine that the community and government has she there what it knows with um, with its allies, particularly as 5 eyes partners. and we also know that i can't, it is also shared this information was france. and so i think that they wanted to, to kind of preempt any kind of shocking of facts by letting our allies know what's happening here. but the response isn't extremely muted. i think this is concerning for a lot of canadians, but it's simply comes down to kind of just basic international relations. our old candidate allies have been waiting india for some time as a camera balance to china, particularly in this those specifics, you know, area. and as a result, they don't want to really upsets the po

and for those that are living along the east coast, even though hurricane lee is driveing into canada right reminded that the rip current risks are life-threatening today. >> janai: thank you. >>> turning to college football and all eyes are on colorado and the showdown between colorado and colorado state. the big question, whether deion "primetime" sanders can keep his winning streak alive. joining us now from boulder is espn's jess sims. jess, good morning to you. [ cheers and applause ] >> good morning. janai, it is early. as you can see, the sun is nowhere in sight but as coach prime always says, we here. but the matchup is going down at 10:00 p.m., it's colorado state, rams against the buffaloes. it is the hottest ticket in town literally. the average price is $279 per seat this season, and tonight the most expensive ticket, $751. cfu has given back their student allotment so the students have been camping out to get their hand on a pair because this showdown is pretty intense. this rivalry for the past six times that they've met, the unranked team has pulled off the upset, so i don't

the canada's version of events, right. and we do know that the 5 by shares intelligence and i would imagine that the community and government has she there what it knows with um, with its allies, particularly as 5 eyes partners. and we also know that i can't, it is also shared this information was france. and so i think that they wanted to, to kind of preempt any kind of shocking effect by letting our allies know what's happening here. but the response isn't extremely muted. i think this is concerning for a lot of canadians, but it's simply comes down to kind of just basic international relations. our old candidate allies have been waiting in the uh for some time as a camera balance to try to are particularly in the so specifics you know, area. and as a result, they don't want to really upsets the possibility of, of an alliance. and in some cases, particularly that of u. k. a trade agreement, right. and so a lot of the statements have been very short, small and not particularly that supportive and we'll have to leave it th

getting this part of nova scotia and well over 100,000 people are out of power in this part of canada righty nova scotia power cannot get out into the winds down there could be very late tonight and definitely into tomorrow and try to restore the power and in the meantime, people here are dealing with cooler temperatures down in the low 60s for the high 50s and it feels like a nor'easter at this point is were about to feel leading the coming to yar mooth suite you robert ray careful there so close to the scene we do recruitment and appreciate the reporting and thank you. molly: speaker the house's kevin mccarthy opening an impeachment inquiry to president biden, for his potential connections to hunters point business deals and announcing this impeachment inquiry, car they said allegations as the president, paints a picture of a culture of corruption and for more on this potential legal follow, we have borough cleveland to joins us know is a senior legal correspondent the federalist and think you for giving up with couple of minutes on your weekend we appreciated this over the impeachment in

things, well , in the end, they were happy with that , what do you need to de-nazify canada, canada, that's righte, the nazi sentiments are huge , we will deal with this separately, and we will see who is clapping there now, for canada, this is quite a normal... phenomenon, this indeed a reserve, for a post-war reserve for any nazis, tadeusz brzezinski, pope sbignem brzezinski, he was - the consul of poland in canada from the thirty-ninth to the forty-fifth officially, this is a man who did everything not to give, or at least measure, to set up the canadian society not to get involved in the war with hitler's germany, canada even before the second world war and moreover, and during the second world war. took a very murky position, and it was only a generally happy coincidence that at that time canada, a dominion of the united states, not a dominion of great britain, but a protectorate of the united states, was part of the anti-hitler coalition. canada is not a country that accidentally got lost somewhere, canada is a nazi incubator, which for many years quite consciously was preparing a new wave

canada, that's right, please, the nazi sentiments are huge, we will deal with it separately on each personalled, let's see who is clapping there now. for canada, this is quite a normal phenomenon, it is indeed a post-war reserve for any nazis, tadeusz brzezinski, the father of zbigniew brzezinski, he was the consul of poland in canada from the thirty-ninth to the forty -fifth year, officially, this is the man who did everything, in order not to give, or at least to adjust the canadian society, no involved in the war with hitler's germany, canada and before the second world war, and moreover, during the second world war, occupied a very murky position, and it is only a generally happy coincidence that canada at that time was a dominion of the united states, not a territory of great britain, and the protectorate of the united states, became part of the anti-hitler coalition. canada is not a country that accidentally got lost somewhere. canada is a nazi incubator, which has been quite consciously for many years was preparing a new wave of nazism. canada is a nazi country. we need to be a litt

canada of harbouring murderers from a false the world. he made the remarks while commenting on the diplomatic price is playing i right not between canada and india. canada must not be a hub of all the murders. the murder is, can go to canada and take shelter and they can have a wonderful life while those they killed their relatives are suffering. the context is important. bangladesh and india are a long time allies and friends just goes back to the bank and they, she has more of independence in the, in the 19 seventy's. and in part of that conflict, the one of the founding fathers, if you like, of a bind to the shape of rum on, was killed in 1975. and along with him several members of this, i mean a very, very brutal, brutal killing. now, canada has given refuge or shelter century to the the killer of this mind, this founding father and i called nor chaudry has been living in canada. he's never denied involvement indicating that it also comes in the context of several requests from by the nurse to extradite this gentleman at the kind of the has consistently refused unit. and it's refused on the basis that it has a specific laws regarding e

so in 2016, canada adopted the united nations declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples. and it was enshrined into will in 2021. what civil rights of the declaration with give indigenous people will control as of one greater protection of the language and culture and more politically representation that the communities i took to say the words if the positions in or through a contact up by concrete actions. i don't think there's any trust whatsoever. i don't think that there is quite enough reason to have trust that canada is coming to reconciliation in good faith, particularly when they fought so hard against the most vulnerable members of our community. and that is children. i am always reflective on the fact it took a international new story, which counts became to really spur of the government to act the inverse 2023. you had special russell to i was a francisco till each side highlighted the cooling legacy of the residential school . system on a visit to canada, he cooled on the government to work more closely with indigenous communities. every ministry in our governm

coincidence that's a material like this was print that we took the front of the some organization in canada. all right, let's look at the news for now, but up next on direct impact. rick essentially starts with mike leon to discuss a form of action and whether or not has a future in the us educational sector, by the membership of stainless things. let me go up a success that i knew the what a single age control is really know your. i'm doing this for him. oh if i'm for as far as a lot of 2 families, friends or family plan, what are some of the progress dealer? presenting energy authority to pay that the i c m. assume is what the full but you're holding on that. i was searching for the premium, you know, possibly waiting 3 or 4 different here. it's a cabinet that i've used a couple and we are in contract. the land of fire breathing volcanoes. volcanoes vividly capture the imagination and they define our lives much more than you would expect. so what are they capable of and what makes contract as volcanoes stand up the on the fire buddy, i'm rick sanchez. i've been doing news now for 30 years and 2 lang

canada's ardent backing. uh for uh you know, ukraine in this. and so that's part of it. i think there's a long history of the far right. ukrainian nationalism in canada. and i also think a small part of it wasn't confidence overwhelmingly, was it was a, comes out of the political culture. but i think that did probably, uh, there was somebody who should have thought to a little bit further in the implications. but, but this is, this is a if you look, listen to what dustin crudo spoke later on on friday night in a forum to a partisan ukrainian audience. it was really over the top militarist. we're going to keep fighting. we're going to fight to the end. this is all about, you know, the world democracy, all the good things in the world. so this is, this is a, not the 1st time that canada has a celebrated ukrainian nazis. there are a couple of monuments to the in canada, to the, to the division that this uh, who uh slot with the guy. uh, you know, co author to book about it. ukrainian institute and university of alberta has that has a, has the endowment for this individual. busy so this comes out of a, something tied to c

right. things are on the way. meantime, who is that mine who brought down the house in canada? the areas right? the ghetto slab home is a 98 year old estimate ukrainian who for the may know tori is watson ss division. the division was 9 for the mass killings of poles of jews and russians during the 2nd world war. i think i'm self is about china away from his past having posted archive photos and talked about his service under the nazi band. and while the canadian prime minister says he had no idea who hung co was a facebook post uploaded by the ss veterans granddaughter seems to suggest the truth. oh, actually did. prior to the standing ovation, crudo attended a private meeting with the 98 year old and we spoke with professor goody and grief, a holocaust historian who says that the incidents of nazi glorification are a disgrace to the memory of the millions who died under the hands of a 3rd right? from day to day, you will discover new elements of national socialism in deal grade. from day to day . this is only one of this confidence. every week you can add some new scandal, so

and i suppose that's not what canada is able to offer, is it? that's right. ty to offer military support is limited in a sense of canada's own military power itself is relatively small. it doesn't have that kind of some of the higher tech, longer range missile systems that would be most useful to ukraine. that said, we have been contributing what we can from our stock, military stock. it's just not of that kind of weapon system we're hearing today about this strike on the black fleet in crimea. in terms of the significance of that, it's quite. what do you make of that in terms of the significance? it's hard to tell at this stage in terms of actual losses. i guess there's they've said there's one person missing. i think the main significance is the symbolism of being able to hit those that headquarters in crimea. as your correspondent indicated this past month, ukraine has been working hard at targeting crimea. it gives it a capacity to reach beyond the front lines that go along the contested area on the east and north in ukraine. and that's very important at b

the man who is the person who supports kind of funny, are kind of some moment in canada and what right. so probably the person would be something. why are, what are your thoughts on canada, seemingly being so invested in india's domestic politics, all including the, the catalyst on the issue. your view on, on, also was, and thoughts on that. this is the domestic best, the reciprocal interesting, what are the, what you get the, because it has nothing on going to india. and so the one supporting any kind of someone here again in being in india 6. good. treat curtis on either 6 also. but are the right to you to have a good one said if you keep 6 and you back your deal or do what you're going to come back to remember the need to use the studies in canada, they are, you may be printed with the credit scope i'm curious, debunk database, which more that seem to be pretty diamond 2 dollars this year. we're going to be keeping attention on at size asia, pearl gloss, have rock practice stem this friday, leaving at least $57.00 people dead. dozens at moore, either wounded or in a critical conditi

right. things are on the way in. meantime, diving deeper into who brought the house down in canada. that's guy, right. that got us off the phone, got a 98 year old ethnic ukrainian who 14, i know, tore us to watson s s division. and that division was known for the mass killings of poles, jews. and so if you had stirring the 2nd world war himself has never shined away from his past, having posted archive photos and even talked about his service under the non c by not. and while the canadian prime minister says he had no idea who hung cold was, well, probably not true. a facebook post uploaded by the s s veterans granddaughter seems to suggest true though, didn't know who. and as prior to the standing ovation, crudo attended a private meeting with a 98 year old. we spoke with professor gideon grief, a holocaust historian who says the incidents of nazi glorification are a disgrace to the memory of the millions who died at the hands of the 3rd. right. from day to day, you will discover new elements of national socialism in deal crate. from day to day . this is only one of this contents.

canada. that is a projected track. so where lee is right now about almost 500 miles away from southeastern canada category one right now, expected to make landfall sometime saturday and downgrade to a tropical storm as it approaches cooler waters. but what that means for our friends in maine and there are coastal flood concerns across the east coast. so definitely dangerous cerf and high winds and strong rain. so we'll definitely keep an eye on that and hope for the best. meanwhile, here at home, we have quiet weather. we have just been dealing with those coastal clouds sticking around and also sunny skies inland. but over in the sierra, they have monsoonal moisture firing up some isolated thunderstorms in the afternoon. so if you're heading out there this weekend, it looks relatively calm. but just keep your eye to the skies because that may be a stray isolated thunderstorm. but saturday looks good. so to sunday, low 70's and dips down to low 70's. 71 on monday, mostly sunny, partly cloudy for your getaway forecast over to back here at hom

well, what do i want to talk about, i liked it, right? canadaalso ran into the leader of china now . he had a quarrel with his son, but it turns out that canada is covering on its territory one of the most active brutal terrorist organizations. another thing is that i can note that india’s activity is manifested in all directions, just like the world did. it is too. but then when involvement is denied, it is india that denies its participation in the death of this canadian citizen. no, he accidentally turned out to be the head of a czech organization, which is declared one of the most important leaders in india, and then i thought, what am i i'm surprised. canada is the biggest safe haven for nazi criminals of all kinds first and foremost. from ukraine bandera is a bandera bastard then other nazis, so why be surprised that she is giving shelter to these terrorists today. and he does it with such an innocent face, he is a liberal, he is a democrat, he is for human freedom. this once again characterizes canada for what it is worth. and, although m

and most of what's called a sunny are kind of some moment in canada and what right. so probably the 1st one would be something the apparent bloss roth puck is done on friday, leaving at least $57.00 people dead and scores more wounded. the number is expected to rise throughout the day, as many are still trumps. under rubble of waiting, they assigned the following images. disturbing the explosions took place as worshippers celebrated the birthday of prophet muhammad. so far, no protective group has planned responsibility for the incense, but police say a suicide bomber is responsible for at least one of the ext oceans. there's been a recent storage and estimates the tax ahead of the general election set for january. during this sentence, this brief report from next visit. odd, you have the unfortunate terraced incident occurred in the must on area biologist on province. it was a suicide, attacked on the procession when people were celebrating the birthday of prophet mohammed initial investigations reveal it was a suicide. blast, the attacker exploded his jacket, but h

a trade bill and canada announced formally that the talks about of on that trade deal that have been put on hold for. now, rajiv, we see this whole being put on these trade talks right now. india potentially buying fewer lentils from canada as a result of what's going on. is that so bad? we look at the overall trade relations between the 2. can you put this into perspective for us, what the relations are between these 2 countries as well? i think of india and canada do have quite extensive trade relations in both goods and services which amounts to about $15000000000.00 per year and bio actual trade. so obviously, if some services exports, such as tourism or education, are temporarily impacted by these diplomatic problems, then it will at least in the short term, be damaging for both nations and for the broader exchange between both nations. and we also have to bear in mind a very significant proportion of kind of us population, our ethnic indians that may not be indian nationalist, but canadian nationals who may then also have difficulties who are going back for cultural reasons to india. so there's all kinds of ramifications that could come into play that affect u

that was in reference to the red army which incidentally had bustled the 3rd right with canada as its online. but aside from russia, poland is also considering an extradition play for the spectrum more sole administer of education center request to investigate whether mr. hooker is wanted for crimes committed against portions. and while the canadian immigration minister says it's time to come to terms with the country shudder, we password doors were open for those who terrorized europe. while the victims were refused protection. canada has a really job history with nazis and canada. there was a point to now history when it was easier to get in as a nazi than it was as a jewish person. i think that's the history we have to reconcile. with us journalist and editor wide read expands on the like. canada opened a pathway for nazi war criminals to emigrate following the 2nd world war. canada has made it very clear for a long time that it has a policy of accepting nazi's, accepting nazi war criminals. it made it easier for nazi war criminals to come over while it was a in turning jewish vict

parliament who is led by your boss and this includes quite a sunny are kind of some movement in canada and what right. so probably the 1st one would be something that was suggest keith has all the g 7 block of nations to provide long range missile. so it comes to like group adoption sites in iran, syria, and russia. missile strikes on the production plans of you waves in the run in syria as well as on a potential production site and the russian federation. the above may be carried up by the ukrainian defense forces, if part must provide the necessary means of destruction. this is all here with the same live a guy in a legend. he says he is government, let's using capital on. i'm the last. this will suppose in both, but the production of draws wouldn't be use a taxi put in tennessee. iran is repeated, the am adamantly denied sending joyous to russia or the equipment spokesman dmitri passcode has emphasized that the russian movie only uses domestically seduce. but we heard from that say, here on base bullets allow this, he says the clinic government claims a more of a tragic comedy than actual politica

right? with canada as its ally. while aside from russia, poland is also considering an extradition play for the symmetric or sole administer of education center request to investigate whether mister holmes is wanted for crimes committed against polish nationals. the mo, the canadian immigration minister said it's time to come to terms with the countries show that we passed where doors were open for those who terrorized europe . while the victims were refused protection. canada has a really talk you through with not cease in canada. there was a point to now history when it was easy to get in as a nazi then it was as a jewish person. i think that's the history we have to reconcile. and it doesn't seem a lot has changed through time. in 2020, in the canadian city of oakville, someone painted nazi, were monuments on a stone lunmark, commemorating those who serve with the galaxy at ss division, particularly part barrak, not c unit based in ukraine, comprising of ukrainian cooperators, including some members have been acc

man who is led by your boss and those of what's called a sunny or kind of some movement in canada and what right. so probably the 1st one would be from then there's also yes, key has also the g 7 block of nations provide long range of as also a cause of striking room production sites in iran and syria and russia. so strikes on the production plants of u, a. v, as in iran and syria, as well as on a potential production site and the russian federation. the above may be carried up by the ukrainian defense forces. if part must provide the necessary means of destruction to the document, to see why the guardian imagine the shows keeps government accusing staff on end of off the. so suppose involved with and the production of that would be use of taxi, grand integrity. iran has repeatedly am adamantly denied sending drones to russia while the equipment supposed to send them. a few press golf has emphasized the russian was the only easiest domestically produced drones. we heard from the same problem based fluids. what i want to see says, the cleaning government claims a more of a tragic comedy, the actu

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