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we don't have time to show you the sound bite of justin trudeau singing show tunes.t out there. treat yourself. it's worth it. see you tomorrow at 8. here's sean hannity. >> sean: so glad you ran out of time. not sure i want to see that. >> tucker: [laughing]. good point. >> sean: great. tucker, thank you. welcome to "hannity." tonight joe biden your president thinks there is no inflation and no border crisis and said he would send u.s. troops to defend taiwan against the chinese and his team corrected his record. joe said the proof of the pudding is in the eating. watch me. that's the

justin trudeau, he met the queen 40 years ago.n fact, he was saying that what he really valued about the queen was her -- the perspective that she brought, the great sweep of history that she brought. and that is what we're commemorating, 70 years on the throne, many leaders, many prime ministers, many presidents and they're all here commemorating her today. >> well m of those who are attending the service today, kate, are seated. the general congregation is seated. thank you for your analysis. princess diana's brother, charles spencer, arrived earlier. the earl of spencer. queen consort camilla's family also arriving at westminster abbey earlier on. and about 20 minutes from now we will see world leaders, heads of state, arriving. members of the monarchy from across europe and elsewhere. those who are here to honor queen elizabeth by marking her life at this funeral today. 2,000 people can be held here at westminster abbey. that service starting in about an hour and 40 minutes. >>> our coverage of queen elizabeth's funeral contin

justin trudeau urged residents to heed local authorities�* warnings. saskatchewan. we have just come from the area where most of the victims lived. james smith cree nation, home to about 2000 indigenous people. police say the two suspects, the brothers, also came to this neighbouring village of weldon which is about a 15 minute drive, where at least one man was killed. local residents described him as a kind—hearted man who owned a local coffee shop. now, the manhunt has gone from two brothers to one. myles sanderson is still on the run, police believe he is either in this area or in the city of regina, which is around three hours away from here. we still get these alerts on our mobile phones warning us of the latest update and warning people to keep safe. now, people here are understandably angry, they are upset, they are calling on the government to do more to help. canada's prime minister justin trudeau has said that the government is ready to assist in any way it can but, so far, we have not received any details of that. at least two people are rep

justin trudeau said that he will give whatever resources are required.well, i would say that the first priority will be for power crews to be able to get to the lines and get to the poles to restore power, so i would suspect — in my experience would tell me — that crews would come in to help with the tree clearing and debris clearing to allow power crews to do theirjob. once power is restored, then there will be a better assessment of damage to people's homes and if they can return, and when. and for those who have been affected by the storms, what is your advice to them? either in areas where the weather has maybe passed or in areas where it is still ongoing, what should people do? so, in newfoundland on the west coast, it is still very stormy there, the winds are still over 100km/h, so our advice to those people is if safe, stay in your home. don't go outside until the weather passes. for the rest of us in the maritimes, it was a stunningly beautiful sunset here in nova scotia. however, it still really isn't really safer people to be out because of the

that's the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau there, and we will have the latest developments ofit's had to disconnect the last reserve power line linking the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant to the country's electricity grid, due to a fire caused by russian shelling. the un's nuclear watchdog said one of the reactors continues to operate to provide power required to keep the russian—occupied plant safe. the israeli army has concluded there is a high probability a renowned palestinianjournalist was mistakenly killed by one of its soldiers. shireen abu akleh was shot in the head during an israeli raid in the occupied west bank in may. kenya's outgoing president, uhuru kenyatta, has said he will hand over power to the next administration, as required by the country's constitution. this comes after the supreme court upheld the president—elect william ruto's election win, rejecting a petition by the opposition. china has approved the world's first inhaled covid vaccine for emergency use as a booster. it has been made by cansino and has similar ingredients to its injected vaccine. oth

advised not to leave their homes unnecessarily and to exercise caution canadian prime minister justin trudeaucondolences to the families of the victims and said that he was following the development of the situation. a free fall attraction broke down in india as a result of 20 people falling from the height of a five-story building. the footage clearly shows how the platform hits the ground with a swing and bounces along with the passengers. 16 people were immediately taken to the hospital. army aviation ensured the landing of tactical assault forces. the maneuvers were carried out as part of strategic commands for staff exercises in the east. the crews of the helicopter alligator and mi-24 attacked the accumulation of equipment and manpower notional enemy, unguided aircraft missiles, but thereby ensured the safety of the delivery of air assault units by helicopters. mi-8 exercise vostok is being held from september 1 to september 7. more than 50,000 military personnel and more than 5,000 pieces of equipment 140 aircraft 60 ships are expected to observe the start of the active phase of maneuv

arriving _ minister of canada, justin trudeau arriving a — minister of canada, justin trudeau arrivingident of brazil also there as a guest at this state visit _ also there as a guest at this state visit the — also there as a guest at this state visit. the emperor ofjapan as well we know— visit. the emperor ofjapan as well we know is— visit. the emperor ofjapan as well we know is expected there. with an entourage. — we know is expected there. with an entourage, and there he is. you can see the _ entourage, and there he is. you can see the emperor ofjapan arriving 'ust see the emperor ofjapan arriving just a _ see the emperor ofjapan arriving just a little earlier to enter into the reception. as i say, hosted by the reception. as i say, hosted by the king _ the reception. as i say, hosted by the king and the queen consort, camilla — the king and the queen consort, camilla. and certainly, one of the other— camilla. and certainly, one of the other guests, the king and queen of holland _ other guests, the king and queen of holland. the king and queen there from the _ holland. the king and

>> as the woke revolution w spreads across the west, canada is at the vanguard of it.t under justin trudeau, canada has done everything to the maximum possible extent. >> it is criminalize political speech. >> it is banned self defense.nai it's useze the power of the stad to squelch christianity, all of it. so if you want to know what's going to happen next in the united states , it's time to look north. canada is the ghost of our christmas future. so with that in mind, it'sppenin scrth taking a look at what is happening right now inee canada's schools because you are certaif n to see all of it n your children's schools very soon. >> so this week, video surfaced on the internet from a place called trafalgar high school in oakville, ontario. that's right across the lake from niagara falls. >> these videos show a teacher called stephen hanah who apparently has been employed at trafalgar high for several years. recently and decided to dress like a woman or more precisely, as a grotesque caricature ofr wh a woman, not a real woman, but a kind of pneumaticallyan inflated marilyn monroe look alik

canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, and -- speaking of the king queens study grace and courage. a complicated world, her study grace, and resolve brought comfort and strength to us all. canada is in mourning. she was one of my favorite people in the world. and i will miss her so. >> [interpreter] queen elizabeth will be remembered as one of the best teams of all time due to her dignity, sense of duty, courage, and her commitment to her people always and at all times. [end of translation] >> she was head of state in the uk and other countries, including canada, you just heard from justin trudeau. u.s. president joe biden released the statement remembering the queen as more than a monarch. a source of comfort and pride for generations of britons -- as he said. and elton john posted about the queens inspiring presents, grace, decency, and genuine caring warmth. he wrote that queen elizabeth has been a huge part of his life from childhood to this day, and he will miss her dearly as will so many. many britons. cnn's special coverage continues after this. coming, up a veteran of the b

as justin trudeau, they travelled to london to pay their respects to his late mother, who played a crucial role in growing and maintaining the voluntary body of more than 50 nations. most of them former british colonies. the commonwealth was a priority to the queen during her reign as its new head. charles has pledged to sustain his mother's dedication and devotion as he put it. other world leaders, including japan's emperor francis emmanuel mccall, and u. s. president joe biden are arriving in time for queen elizabeth's state funeral on monday. more than 10000 police officers are being deployed, making it the largest security operation in london's history. here up to date on the w news, i'll be back at the top of the hour with more headlines for you. stay tuned for world stories with a report on how ukrainians are preparing for another potential nuclear disaster. a marion evans, dean from me and the entire news team. inver. lynn, thanks for watching ah. enjoying the view and come to take a look at this tv highlights every week in your inbox, subscribe. now. me closely news.

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as justin trudeau, they travelled to london to pay their respects to his late mother, who played a crucial role in growing and maintaining the voluntary body of more than 50 nations. most of them former british colonies. the commonwealth was a priority to the queen during her reign as its new head. charles has pledged to sustain his mother's dedication and devotion as he put it. other world leaders, including japan's emperor francis emmanuel mccall, and u. s. president joe biden are arriving in time for queen elizabeth's state funeral on monday. more than 10000 police officers are being deployed, making it the largest security operation in london's history. well for more, we are now joined by our corresponded jack para cruz reporting from london. wall jackets, the final day of the queen's lying in state. how would you describe the emotional climate there in london? just had a pretty interesting moment here just on the other side of the thames, where the queen's body isn't a manual mccrendon. the french president and his wife bridget just moments ago, passed by us here, coming to see the qu

as justin trudeau, they travel to london to pay their respects to his late mother who played a crucial role in growing and maintaining the voluntary body of more than 50 nations. most of them former british colonies. the commonwealth was a priority to the queen during her reign as its new head. charles has pledged to sustain his mother's dedication and devotion as he put it. other world leaders, including japan's emperor francis emmanuel mccall, and u. s. president joe biden are arriving in time for queen elizabeth's state funeral on monday. more than 10000 police officers are being deployed, making it the largest security operation in london's history. some boxing news now . mexican canal for as defeated, cause it's donnie rival. good knotty gulf can buy unanimous decision to retain the undisputed super middle weight world title. can. eloise victory brought their bitter rivalry to an end. the pear previously fought in 20172018 with a controversial draw on the 1st 5. over is one. the 2nd on a split decision, however, in their 3rd meeting on saturday, can l. o had a clear cut victory? h

the canadian prime minister justin trudeau had some extremely emotional words with listening. in a complicated world, her steady grace and resolve brought comfort and strength to us. all canada is in morning. she was one of my favorite people in the world. and i will miss her. so he is clearly touched, isn't here it's. it's very moving to see the, the response of all these people around the world who can finally agree on, on one person. yes, it's true. they can finally agree despite all the conflicts and anger that we see at the moment. i think she was, i mean we've even had put in the president of russia also sending his condolences to the, to the role of family. so i really think that she has to do she, she bridge the gap. she came, she, she was above politics and the fact that she was there for so long. the fact that she never gave up despite of many reasons for to step down. she never did. and i think for that comes out in what just intruder was saying. and his emotion there also we have to remember that she wasn't just head of state of britain and northern ireland, but al

stabbing spray is one of the deadliest acts of mass violence, canada is seen as prime minister justin trudeau has described the attack as horrific and heartbreaking reported. louise lopez has been following the story from vancouver in canada. i asked him for the latest on the manhunt. please see they're doing everything they can to track down the suspects. keep in mind, people in the province of saskatchewan are still in the early hours of monday. so expect a story to develop over the next 24 hours since sketch $1.00 and $2.00 other neighboring provinces are under an emergency alert. today, authorities are hunting for 2 suspects. 31 year old, damien sanderson, and 30 year old mile sanderson. despite sharing the same last name, police say is still unclear if the 2 are actually related. it's believe the 2 suspects are traveling in a black car, which was last seen in the capitol regina just before noon local time on sunday. the direction of travel, of the suspect is unknown. the police believe they're still in regina. they're asking people there to be vigilant, entered shelter in place. mean the

storm. fiona slammed into the south eastern provinces of nova scotia, newfoundland prime minister justin trudeau, has cancelled a trip to japan to visit the affected regions. he says he's deploying the military to assist with cleanup efforts. fact, warped us in gulf homes in the province of newfoundland thumb were swept away completely. a storm feeling now reached hurricane force winds brought down trees and fall without knocking out electricity to hundreds of thousands. the prime minister fit canadians would come to get there to deal with the disaster. canada. people have seen their homes washed away in the winds. rip school's roofs off as canadians, as we always do in times of difficulty, we will be there for each other. for we are at the one who have conditions in many areas, and people have been asked to move to higher ground. the tone is, at all times purposes we are already in a state of emergency. here is just going to the formalities mill. saw anybody that's being told to leave their homes, you need to leave. it is not the 1st time that each and have been hit with storms. but to fiona is

been targeted by the suspect and others have been attacked randomly. canadian prime minister justin trudeau called the killings horrific and heartbreaking. it happened almost a year to the day of a shooting attack at james smith, cree nation, which killed 2 people. the community is in morning again. one resident says the sense of safety is shattered. hello as lopez is a freelance journalist in vancouver, canada, he joins me now. louis, what's the latest on the manhunt? all that might manhunt is under way as we speak today. authority say, dear, dedicating a maximum number of resources to the investigation. police asking people in the provincial capital regina, if they see the suspects, stay away and call authorities immediately. right now there are public colors in the province of the sketch went in as well as 2 neighboring promises. money tobin alberta authorities are hunting for 2 suspects. damien sanderson, 31 years old in miles, sanderson, 30 years old, despite sharing the same last name, please say still unclear of the 2 suspects are actually related. is believe the 2 are traveling in t

and as the prime minister, justin trudeau himself said, she has been queen of canada -- she had beenda for almost half of its existence. fred. >> so that moment of mourning there in canada probably taking about the same 10-day period as the uk is doing before she is laid to rest. thank you so much. now to you polo in new york. how are people paying tribute to the queen there? >> reporter: you know, fred for ex-pats, british citizens who live in new york this is as close as they can be right now. so they've come together, tea a sympathy, known as the uk consulate. we've seen a makeshift memorial continue to grow since thursday. we know people have been coming here for the last couple of days. the co-owner said the people come for a healing power of a cup of tea but stay for the conversation. >> it's just been a constant stream of people coming by, dropping off flowers to show that they're supporting us, and, you know, feeling the sense of loss. i can't but hope the love -- just a portion of the love that was for the queen carries on with charles. i think he has every chance to do that

they were seen on the balcony with justin trudeau and other world leaders saying hello to the well wishers now walking into westminster abbey to join leaders from other nations for the final good-bye to the monarch steve, can you talk about the other uk leaders coming and what this moment may represent for the future of the monarchy and the united kingdom itself? >> reporter: i think you made important points we just don't know what will happen yet, contessa national mourning has gone through every part of society. most of us have only ever known queen elizabeth ii as her monarch. someone like my grandfather on duty for the coronation on the queen in 1953, he would have lived through six. including king george vi who had his state funeral, the queen's grandfather, george v. i think it will take adjustment. king charles iii will have to change slightly. he is known for be stuffy on some issues. actually you cannot express your views as freely as when you are the heir apparent and prince of wales. the king is passionate about environment and architecture and farming. he has been ahead of the

tribunal against russia, then the idea was eagerly picked up by the prime minister of canada, justin trudeaule later, a former european diplomat, and now a supporter of the nazis, josé barel, spoke at some kind of punishment; hence the conclusion is that the collective west needs new reasons to strengthen the russophobic agenda and it’s not a secret. why did they not bury the british koro for so long. his in england and then russia again appears putin butch here butch 2 on all the front pages of newspapers, because you need to divert attention. they don't want to do their own internal affairs. they understand that now if people there focus on the hot water bill, the gas bill, they will grab their heads and the degrees of hysteria will only increase. everything is going according to hollywood movie scripts. they know how to do it. they know how to put on a show, and in this show there , uh, mental thrasher, they just immerse themselves in their population. however, no matter how much kiev and europe and america bring down everything in a row on russia, there will always be. those who are not

justin trudeau had known the queen since he was a toddler.onal with trying to pay tribute to her in the last couple of days but now begins the very official move to make king charles the monarch here in canada. it's being presided by mary simon, the first indigenous representative. that's important, richard when you start to talk about the realms, you've spoken about it for decades how there is a streak of republicanism, not so strong in canada right now but that doesn't mean that won't change. at issue for king charles as he continues to go through this is that relationship with indigenous peoples. some leaders told me directly they felt the queen was an ally in this even though they had many problems with the way the crown conducted themselves over centuries. that doesn't mean king charles will be thought of the same way, he does have work to do here in canada. and from some comments i had from canadians, spontaneously crying thinking about the queen even though they're here in canada. they felt very close to her. when the queen talked abou

. >> sas when justin trudeau announced he was the 12th canadian prime minister of her reign. >> thankmr. prime minister of canada, for making me feel so old. >> good evening. >> and no one in the uk will forget her star turn in the london 2012 olympic games video when she teamed up with james bond and apparently jumped out of a helicopter into the olympic stadium. at a concert in toronto the night she died, sir elton john said it all. >> she led the country through some of our greatest and darkest moments. i'm glad she's at peace and i'm glad she's at rest, and she deserves it. she's worked bloody hard. >> a multifaceted monarch, queen elizabeth achieved near impossible for such a public figure. in all those decades on the throne, she rarely ever put a foot wrong. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, edinburgh. >> there will be more on the life and legacy of queen elizabeth on cbs sunday morning. also on sunday, norah o'donnell in london anchors a special edition of the cbs evening news. for now, i'm adriana diaz in chicago. good night. >> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news

we saw canada's justin trudeau there earlier today. but help us understand the kinds of challenges in place to prepare for all of these heads of state in one place. >> well, we have a similar challenge at the u.n. general assembly, which is also happening next week the main part of the assembly. manhattan is laid out in a way that it's a kind of a grid formation. the area around westminster abbey, 10 downing street, you know, this is kind of a rather more maze-like environment. of course, it's a heavily policed environment, which helps the security issues there. but many of these heads of state are going to be bussed to westminster abbey not allowed to go in sort of multiple convoys of cars because the police think that it's easier to secure relatively small number of buses. of the course, president biden, who we are seeing now, you know, will not -- will be having presumably the beast, the u.s. presidential limousine, which, you know, provides him extra protection. i think it's a completely reasonable ask since, of course, we have had

so i think that also plays in the case of justin trudeau. that have a good deal of accuracy front of the monarchy. particularly those in quebec, and french canada. and we have a huge issue with reconciliation of our treatment, and for the crown, it's a complicated in that as well as places in the commonwealth in these are going to be very big issues as they use for it in the post queen era. >> well fascinating. your take any reaction to the queen from the canadian perspective. richard, we appreciate your time. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> well, addressing the nation still in shock and mourning. king charles played a poignant moving tribute to the late queen. referring to her as his darling mama. so let's listen now to his majesty's first national address in fall. >> i think to you today, with feelings of profound sorrow. throughout her life, her majesty the queen, my beloved mother was an inspiration, an example to me and to all my family and we owe her the most heartfelt that. any family can own term other. for her love, affection. g

varios dignatarios tambiÉn estÁn aquÍ, entre ellos, el primer ministro de canadÁ, justin trudeau.tar. para el evento del lunes se esperan mÁs de 2000 invitados especiales llegados desde todos los rincones del planeta, entre ellos, la primera dama de ucrania, su marido, el presidente zelenski se disculpÓ porque dijo que no puede venir ya que tiene que defender a su paÍs de la invasiÓn rusa. elian: gracias. con el funeral de estado y el entierro de windsor, estarÁn concluyendo las exequias de isabel ii. acompÁÑanos en esta transmisiÓn especial "adiÓs a la reina" de costa a costa por univisiÓn, y a travÉs de "noticias univisiÓn 24/7" por vix. hoy tambiÉn es un dÍa histÓrico en new york,en manhattan ya tienen ahora su primera directora de correos, y es latina. se trata de wanda diaz, quien empezÓ como cartera hace 26 aÑos, y este viernes prestÓ juramento como directora de correo de manhattan, cuando —— wanda se convertirÁ en la tercer mujer de recibir este cargo de electorado ejecutiva de correos.. en los deportes, inglaterra se reanudÓ el fÚtbol, que se habÍa suspendido la semana pas

el de canadÁ justin trudeau ellos junto a otros lÍderes sostuvieron encuentros oficiales tambiÉn conodo el paÍs a las de la noche hora de londres. tan pronto se lleva a cabo el funeral en honor a la reina isabel ii el funeral de estado y noticias telemundo tiene una cobertura especial este programa isabel ii, adiÓs la reina este lunes a las 5 de la maÑana, 4 en el centro y 2 de la maÑana en el pacÍfico de estados unidos >>> regreso contigo sonia. >>> gracias a ti julio y a rogelio tambiÉn por la cob cobertura. pese a la polÉmica e torno al desplazamiento de migrantes desde la frontera sur los autobuses continÚan saliendo. en las primeras horas de este sÁbado otro grupo llegÓ a la residencia de la vicepresidenta kamala harris esto mientras las estadÍsticas anticipan un cambio en la estrategia federal para atender el nÚmero reciente de cruces fronterizos, javier vega amplia. >>> tras 48 horas de camino los primeros en bajar fueron 2 niÑos de origen venezolano. los autobuses no se detienen uno con 50 de ellos llegÓ a la residencia de la vicepresidenta kamala harris en washington. el seg

justin trudeau from canada and scores of others.the united kingdom... all the living british prime ministers, faith leaders, charity workers and citizens at a moment in the nation�*s affairs when ranke took second place to the desire to pay respect. to the tolling of a single bell, the bearer party from the grenadier guards brought the queen�*s coffin from westminster hall to place it on the gun carriage. at 10.45 the order was given for the cortege to step off. walking behind the coffin, the king, his sister, the princess royal, his two brothers, the duke of york and the earl of wessex, behind them, the prince of wales and his brother, the duke of sussex. from the palace of westminster, around parliament square and into broad sanctuary, the gun carriage was drawn by 142 members of the royal navy to the great west door of the abbey church, where, as a young princess she had been married and later crowned as sovereign. as the coffin was borne of the abbey�*s central aisle, among the family members working behind, two small figures. p

joe biden, barack obama and canada's justin trudeau have been among the globe leaders paying their respectsent volodymyr zelenskyy said, her majesty's death is a heavy loss for europe and the whole world. our u.s. correspondent mark stone reports now as the world mourns. orld >> she was, he had said, more than a monarch, she defined an era. and with that reaction, the u.s. president was the first to sign the book of condolence at britain's embassy in washington. she led within during strength and dignity, he wrote. >> -- so delighted we got to meet her. >> at the white house, the lowering of the stars and stripes was a salute to the closest of friendships. america, the colony which split from british rule, and yet became so fondly entwined from afar. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this is cnn breaking news. >> i want to go straight to london -- >> and so was that the news of her death dominated -- and will do so for days. >> queen elizabeth ii, britain's longest reigning monarch, has died at the age of 96. >> for the woman who had met 13 of the last 14 presidents -- from truman, eisenhower and kennedy, to obama,

canadian prime minister justin trudeau says flags will be flown at half-staff in memory of those whofrom ottawa. paula, what's the latest? >> reporter: yeah, john. the latest raising more questions tonight. as you said, one suspect now found dead. and while that brings some measure of relief to the people that have been so affected by this, keep in mind they are describing this, john, as a massacre. these were stabbings, and so at this hour right now, with police saying that the other suspect is still at large and dangerous, as i say, residents looking for so many more answers. listen. police say the stabbing rampage began in the pre-dawn hours sunday in an indigenous community in central saskatchewan. at 5:40 a.m. sunday morning and for several minutes afterward, police say they received reports of multiple stabbings in several locations in james smith cree nation. by 7:12 a.m., saskatchewan law enforcement issued a dangerous persons alert, telling residents to shelter in place. later that hour, they identified the suspects as brothers damien sanderson and myles sanderson. by 8:30 a

. >> canadian prime minister justin trudeau is calling the attacks horrific and heartbreaking. >>> president biden will be on the road today for labor day holding speeches in wisconsin and pennsylvania. two states with pivotal senate races. but with less than two months to go before the midterm election, more americans believe there will be problems with the election process. according to a cbs news ugov poll, a majority of people say it is very live or somewhat likely that some officials will refuse to certify election results. bradley blackburn is in new york as the campaign rhetoric heats up. good morning. >> reporter: matt, good morning. we are 64 days to the midterms, but you could be forgiven if you thought this was the run-up to the 2020 presidential election. former president trump and president biden sharply targeting each other as they tried to rally voters in the key swing state of pennsylvania. a war of words between president biden and former president trump heated up over the labor day weekend. >> he's an enemy of the state. you want to know the truth. >> reporter: in his first

. >> reporter: >> reporter: canadian prime minr justin trudeau tweeted, canadians will always remember and cherish her majesties wisdo, compassion and warmth. >> i am having trouble believint my last sit down with her was my my last. she was thoughtful, wise, curious, helpful, funny. >> reporter: here in washingtone flag was lowered to half staff t the united kingdom's embassy. u.s. flags were also lowered at the capitol and the white houseo honor the 96-year-old monarch. >> the decades of her reign have have seen a for per profound evening between the relationship of our two countri. >> i daresay we will never see a a leader quite like her for as long as we live. >> reporter: president biden said queen elizabeth ii defined an error saying in a world of ct change, she was a steadying presence. >> our hearts and our thoughts go to the family members of then e . goes to the people of the united kingdom. >> reporter: as britain's longest-serving monarch, she met with 13 u.s. ps during her reign including president biden last year. natalie brand, cbs news, washington. >> and the passing ev

international tribunal against russia, then the idea was eagerly picked up by canadian prime minister justin trudeauater, a former european diplomat, and now a supporter of the nazis, josé barel, spoke at some kind of punishment; hence the conclusion is that the collective west needs new reasons to strengthen the russophobic agenda and it’s not a secret. why did they not bury the british koro for so long. in england, and then russia again appears putin butch here butch 2 on all the front pages of newspapers, because you need to divert attention. they are not want to take care of their own affairs. they understand that now if people there focus on the hot water bill, the gas bill, they will grab their heads and the degrees of hysteria will only increase. everything is going according to hollywood movie scripts. they know how to do it. they know how to put on a show, and in this show there, uh, a mental thumper, they just walk their population. however, no matter how much kiev and europe and america bring down everything in a row on russia, there will always be. those who are not afraid to object a lo

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ukraine in this war , spoke about the further support of ukraine with the prime minister of canada, justin trudeau including russian missile strikes , defense assistance, training of our military, prospects for the development of the situation on the battlefield restoration of critical infrastructure before the winter period. i am grateful to mr. prime minister, we have already been given support, in particular, financial funds for the purchase of gas, and for understanding the steps that we must take to break the terrorist plans of russia. today, an important resolution was adopted . stop all actions against the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant and at the plant itself at any other nuclear facility in ukraine, although international organizations are often limited in their ability to react, but we see that many clearly identify the source of the radiation danger as the russian military presence at the zaporizhzhia station, russian actions against the nuclear station, therefore, the complete demilitarization of the station, the immediate debriefing of all russian military personnel. soldiers remain on th

and the prime minister, justin trudeau, has said that the governments ready to assist in any way it cant as of yet, we do not know the full details of what that is going to look like. michelle: and saskatchewan, thank you for bringing us up to date. now the cuban crocodile is said to be one of the barest in the world. the race is on to save them. there are only around 4000 of them living in the wild with illegal hunting and climate change threatening their long-term survival. tim explains. tim: in the battle to save the crocodiles of cuba, every little victory counts. this baby crocodile had been taken by poachers, but is now being returned to its natural habitat. >> releasing crocodiles is really impressive because we are returning animals to a free life in the wild. they face several challenges. illegal hunting and the result of climate change. tim: these are fierce little creatures. they do not stay little for long. they usually grow to around two meters and at length, but some can get a lot bigger than that. the fundamental problem is they are native to only two very specific locati

. >> reporter: canadian prime minister, justin trudeau delivered remarks after hearing news of her death. >> she was one of my favorite people in the world. i will miss her so. >> reporter: from world leaders to every-day people, the queen's grace and charm touched countless lives. >> she's been wonderful. she's given her life. >> i guess no one thought the day would come. >> reporter: after 70 years, queen elizabeth ii leaving a remarkable, lasting legacy. in washington, brie jackson, nbc news. >>> stay with us all morning as we remember queen elizabeth. later on the "today" show, savannah guthrie will anchor live team coverage from london as britain mourns the death of the longest reigning monarch. keir simmons reports from buckingham palace on the gathering crowds and a look back at how she handled a century of challenges and controversy. >>> developing this morning, a terrifying death on the peninsula that played out in the middle of a typically quiet street. deputies say a woman was beheaded in front of her home as neighbors watched in horror. the suspect is in custody. the weapon i

ukraine with all kinds of military humanitarian aid and financial aid - canadian prime minister justin trudeaud in a conversation with president volodymyr zelenskyi, ottawa's support remains steadfast, the leader added of the canadian government earlier, the house of commons of the parliament unanimously adopted a statement condemning fake referendums held by russia in the temporarily occupied ukrainian territories and another 500 million euros ukraine received new financial assistance from the european union, this is the amount of the support package announced in september - said the european commissioner for enlargement and neighborhood policy oliver vargei at a public briefing by the prime minister of ukraine for european integration olga stefanyshyn, the funds will go to support of reforms and also cite the survival of ukraine in this war . in addition, the meeting discussed how the european union can provide 100 million euros for the reconstruction of schools in ukraine as soon as possible. he added more than 600 tons of humanitarian aid worth about 10 million euros to ukraine during the

over the world arrived to say goodbye to elizabeth ii, including joe biden, emmanuel macron, justin trudeausula von deryan, as well as distinguished representatives from ukraine, first lady olena zelenska and prime minister denys shmyhal, the queen's burial is to take place in the memorial chapel of king george the sixth in westminster abbey, the espresso tv channel broadcasts the ceremony on the youtube channel on this i have everything, i'm telling you see you soon already at 7:00 p.m., we will update the news and summaries of the day. what happens before the meeting? creatures hunt washing machines, and we are from ukraine and insure our machines online on the hotline finance hotline finance insurance, of course, online. in the evening, we are from ukraine, a great broadcast of vasyl zima. my name is two hours of air time until 21:00, two hours of your time, we will talk about the most important things, two hours to learn about the war, our broadcast serhiy zhoretska turns out to be the military summaries of the day and what is the world like? what in the world will yury tell us about ph

you heard justin trudeau from canada saying canada he believes will be in the commonwealth.we have learned, and i spoke to the baroness of scotland last week, the secretary of the commonwealth, there's been a lot of discussion about the role of the commonwealth, the role of empire, the role of this unit in 2022. and she reminded me there's two different questions here. there are two different entities. one is, what is the commonwealth and who is part of the commonwealth. and they are not only former colonies who fought and won and declared their independence. but there are also other countries that had nothing to do with empire that joined the commonwealth. >> that asked to join. >> then there are others, a handful of them, i think about 14, including canada, australia, new zealand, and a few other in the caribbean, for instance, which still have the queen, the monarch as their sovereign. these are the countries that have talked about whether they will stay or not, seek to be independent, republics, that have elected heads of state, other than a sovereign. nonetheless, all o

canada's prime minister justin trudeau has said that the government is ready to assist in any way ited any details of that. an emergency session of the security council is under way at the un in new york to discuss the situation at the russian occupied zaporizhzhia power plant. they are considering a report from un inspectors that recommending a security zone be set up immediately to secure the facility from fighting. russia has been urged to allow that to go forward. the inspectors who have recently visited the plant say they have found extensive damage caused by the war and are worried about the potential for severe nuclear accident. the report is not expected to attribute any blame for attacks on the facility but it is the most detailed assessment at what the war has done to the plant. they have looked at the roofs of buildings and they said there was no immediate risk of any possible leak of nuclear material. russian military personnel and equipment have been deployed around the complex and there was a special concern about the conditions for the ukrainian staff who are still ope

what people at might have for canada, where the british monarch is the head of state minister justin trudeau had one words for her as well. in a complicated world, her steady grace and resolve brought comfort and strength to us. all canada is in the morning she was one of my favorite people in the world and i will miss her so that is quite the statement alex is not yet very emotional and very honest. and i think that's how many of heads of state prime ministers, president, chancellors feel as well. and they've been many, many people paying tribute to the queen over the past few hours. and i have a few, i'm just from the social media from twitter, people who put her reactions pretty quickly. we can hopefully go to some now, but we have all our shows, the german chancellor. he has paid tribute, saying, we mourn the death of queen elizabeth the 2nd. she was a role model and inspiration for millions here also here in germany, a commitment to german british reconciliation after the horrors of world war 2 will remain unforgotten. she will be missed, not least, her wonderful humor, which i think is

hundreds of high-ranking guests from all over the world, including joe biden, emmanuel macron, justin trudeaund ursola von der leyen. and distinguished representatives of ukraine, first lady alena zelenska and prime minister denys shmyhal, i will remind you that after the death of the queen of ukraine, they declared mourning for 10 days and unfurled the state flags of the queen will be buried in the memorial chapel of king george vii here what is the matter for the moment i will meet with you already at 15:00 and read more about important events on our website espresso tv also subscribe to our channels in social networks be near some become hunting washing machines and we are from ukraine and we insure our cars online at hotline-finance hotline finance insurance of course online so that ukrainians don't think about it, no matter what they talk about , it still comes out on top, war, war and our victory seven days a week from monday monday seven different spheres of human activity sports culture politics eight presenters espresso journalists experts opinion leaders in real time about the most