and something happened to me, for some reason i suddenly wanted a labrador myself, well, i saw labradorsnds. my husband's parents keep a labrador. and somehow like this, yes, so i spied on, and so they sunk into my soul. and i even decided for myself that i want a labrador. so i went and dragged my husband to see the puppies by deceit. he wasn't ready. he somewhere, probably, in the depths of his soul knew that this would end. well, look, well, they brought it, and after vika was born, veronica appeared a year later take a big break. yes, or something to shoot back right away and it turned out that the dog is actively involved in the upbringing of both younger girls and how it is actually easier with a dog. here, yes, when, uh, alone at home with a small child, and he cries and it happens that , well, he just doesn’t know what to do. and the dog very often really helped out. 23 veronica want? my hostess why are you hosting, then kitty, kitty food pour out dogs, now he will feed, so we comb the dog with our sausage. this is vika with veronica take care of us today hairdresser. yesterday j

in the province of newfoundland and labrador, especially in porter basque, ourteams labrador, especiallyre preparing to set up shelter to receive people they now have no place to stay and to support their short medium and long—term means for what will be a very long time of recovery —— port aux basques. long time of recovery -- port aux basque— long time of recovery -- port aux basques. what idea of the numbers affected _ aux basques. what idea of the numbers affected you - aux basques. what idea of the numbers affected you have - aux basques. what idea of the numbers affected you have at| numbers affected you have at this stage?— this stage? there are still hundreds _ this stage? there are still hundreds of _ this stage? there are still hundreds of thousands i this stage? there are still hundreds of thousands of| this stage? there are still - hundreds of thousands of people without powerjust in nova scotia, is december 300,000, without powerjust in nova scotia, is december300,000, is over80,000 scotia, is december300,000, is over 80,000 in prince edward island and just over 33,000 in ne

lorenzo labrador. i want to return to washinon dc.mer president barack obama with former first lady michelle obama. they returned it to the white house for the unveiling of their official portraits. they were hosted by president biden, who was vice president to mr. obama. it's unusual for current u.s. presidents to most former presidents at the white house. that did not happen with mr. and misses obamahile president trump was there. >> it is so good to see so many of you serving president biden as well as you served me. but the vast number of you were kids back then. you are now running the show. which is a little shocking. [laughter] and, it may also explain some of the gray hairs i am seeing on some of you. >> mr. obama and misses obama were waiting until m narrator: fuing for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narror: funding was also provided by, the eeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by

in the province of newfoundland and labrador, especially in port aux basques, our teams are preparingat now have no place to stay and to support their short, medium and long—term means for what will be a very long time of recovery. what idea of the numbers affected do you have at this stage? there's still hundreds of thousands of people without powerjust in nova scotia. it's still over 300,000. just over 80,000 in prince edward island and just over 33,000 in new brunswick. the power outage numbers in newfoundland and labrador are not as high but the structural and infrastructure damage there is much greater. justin trudeau said that he will give whatever resources are required. from your perspective, what do you need? 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 dama

expected to take a track over labrador. according to the canada hurricane center, nova scotia is expected to see these conditions clear up the next three to six hours. but of course a fierce system caused surge. all that water coming up onto shore. very impressive. unfortunately, very dangerous. this was a result of that strong moving water. many homes just completely wiped off into the water themselves. and not only that, but tree limbs down, power lines down. many across newfoundland and all across labrador dealing with widespread power outages. and this is just going to be a continuing problem over the upcoming days. prince edward island looking at trees falling right into the homes of this people in canada. we're talking wind speeds of 100 plus. not only that, but, again, hurricane force winds for many. although it is expected to weaken, it does stay as an area of low pressure as it moves into labrador. alex. >> so much destruction. so much uncertainty. and so much fear. brittany, we know you will be tracking all of tha

why not this take advantage of, in short, 25 years, i will have my own law firm husband daughter. labradorhow is mom? i will fall in love with an incredibly handsome man who will love me just like my dad loves my mom. s, okay, okay, rap about the future. let's talk about crimea, everyone squealed so much that we were all going together and without parents. who did what and to us in the house your dad promised to get tickets. dad promised, dad does. well, well, we will organize the accommodation of an apartment on the first line of the sea for him. left, right? seriously, do you like it? without which did you take it all? i like the other one. so from this place in more detail shura you promised roma in general, you are my parents' guests, well, excellent. they won't notice you. so without me it's interesting not to tell anything. and you know that shura actually, i have n't left for many lifetimes yet. monday at 21:20. migraines severe headache sharp pain in the neck during rain you can not get up from the couch. this is the result of constant tension of the neck muscles, it is this that c

i usually come to the lyceum at fifteen minutes to nine i do airing in my labrador office, i go in, iook here so that everything is in order, i start the children, the lessons begin. hello beauties sit down where did you sit down? where did you sit? hello handsome sit down, and handsome. i forgot already. so we are finishing studying the topic of electric current prescription. a lover of physics, we adults immediately begin to laugh, because we psychologically carry on water and on land in the kitchen, solid physics took the room solid physics musicians have solid physics, so there is not enough only maternal warmth of soul i have a free lesson for the director to talk. if a child indulges, it's normal, he learns the world, because if a person does not show himself, he behaves statically, we do not know who we usually remember from the students. who were everywhere on the stage. got a deuce, then corrected for a ten. call physics is a subject, like many other subjects, always taisiya has a lot of difficulties, so you think how to explain this or that complex topic in a simple , access

i always dreamed of a labrador and uh, my parents never let me have a dog in the apartment and it turnedho gave it to me for one birthday. and when i brought her home. naturally. well, parents, where is her grandfather? it 's clear that they allowed her to live with us. here you go, 12 years old. and you just said that at first there was, like fedor, then a series appeared, but no, the series was already fedya, chiry came, was at home. yes, how they got together they got together, uh, on our initiative, respectively, on the first day when we decided to introduce them, that is, we brought the dog to the cat’s territory, the cat took it very well. eh, dissatisfied. this he hissed at first hiding under the bed. but then he kind of got used to the fact that the dog here is a dog, it doesn’t go anywhere. here, that is, he completely controlled the movement of the dog. he is not let them go nowhere lay down on the threshold of the dogs did not risk to pass set all the same, he set himself, in spite of everything on his territory, we could see how they live together. with a small i to you and t

i'm sure my labrador can read my mind, he knows when i'm not going to give him food. market reaction to last week's fiscal plan announced by the fairly newly in place uk government. the bank of england announced yesterday it would intervene to stabilise financial markets. today, share markets in asia are more robust, and that's partly why. also, the pound has gone up a little bit in value, but still at multi—year lows versus the us dollar and other currencies. in a moment, iwill talk to andrew sentence, a former member of the bank of england monetary monetary policy committee. hello. yesterday was a day of sunshine and showers. today, it's a pretty similar theme, but if anything, i think more in the way of sunshine and fewer in the way of showers. still quite a cluster around first thing on thursday on the tail end of this weather front that's sliding off towards the continent, but actually this little finger, a brief finger of high pressure is going to try and settle things down for this thursday. so, there's some showers to start the day across the south—west of eng

i'm joined now by dave harvey from the newfoundland and labrador salvation army, who's in port aux basquese technical issues so he isjoining us on the phone. what is the situation? at the moment the wind has subsided somewhat. it is still raining. there is still quite a breeze happening here. maybe up to 100 kilometres baloch. the storms have just settled back making it a lot easier to see what is going on.— what is going on. we're “ust lookin: what is going on. we're “ust looking at fl what is going on. we're “ust looking at images i what is going on. we're “ust looking at images offi what is going on. we're just looking at images of the - what is going on. we're just - looking at images of the impact of the storm. what is the impact on the ground with regard to damage? right now it is still being assessed because it is very early into the situation. just walking by and looking at it there, there is a lot of debris. there are a lot of houses that have been washed out, a number of stages and stores close to the waterfront have been destroyed and a lot of personal property has been 110w now h

a canine companion breeds its own labrador retrievers to become service dogs. so there's always some cute puppies to be found on can keely smith of the camera. right now, there are more than 500 people waiting to be matched with a canine companion. coming up next to the kron. 4 morning news after thousands of people line up to pay their respects to the royal family last night. the queen's coffin. >> will now head to westminster. we're going to have more in a live report from london. we'll be right back after the break. >> happening today, king charles, the 3rd and the royal family will be exporting queen elizabeth, the second's coffin as it heads to westminster. her coffin was received yesterday by thousands of people as it returned to buckingham palace. we have lauren lyster joining us again this morning in london live. >> good morning, lauren. >> reyna in just a short time. less than 2 hours, we're expecting a procession to begin where the queen's coffin will be moved from buckingham palace to westminster hall, which is just over my shoulder where she'll lie

chicago, just 18 degrees on monday. storm earl is close to the canadian province of newfoundland and labrador. so i think for our the avalon peninsula here, we could scoop up to about a 100 millimeters of brain. also a lot of rain falling across some of the u. s. gulf states and the southeast corner of the u. s. into the carolina's, including raleigh with the hiv twice have degrees. pretty intense bands of rain along that pacific coast of mexico surround acapulco and manns. a neo, for example rate through meeting up with the wet weather toward the top end of south america. where we did have some flooding near middle gene in columbia recently. and then this vigorous cold front sweeping across the southeast of brazil . southerly wind has lower the temperature and commodore a river davia to 9 degrees on monday. that's it, that's all sir, sir. ah, for the goalkeeper from one is a wolf tough was what dreams were made. oh, they turned into a night matter of a rest and talk to you by argentina's military junction. footballing legend eric cancel, introduce his cloud. your temporary, one of the specia

so guy labrador was not in the chamber to hear many of those speeches. he appeared just a few minutes before he was due to speak and essentially said that the special military operation, as the russians call it, was inevitable because of what had happened in ukraine in 2014, when a government was overthrown by a popular revolution. he said that lead to atrocities being committed against russian speaking people in the don bass. and even though the russians had said and january that they had no intentions of invading ukraine, he insisted that the invasion then was inevitable because of all of that. and then he left and deemed cleverly the new foreign secretary from the united kingdom. he said that he simply didn't want to hear the condemnation of what had happened in ukraine, and the ukrainian foreign minister had his own dick. he said that russian diplomats disappear faster than russian soldiers, and then he made the point, as you just played, that ukraine is going to win this war. he said that when a, with the mobilization being announced in russia, so m

together with their dog blyka , became the first in ukraine to receive such an award in europe, the labrador aira with his owner george, originally from mariupol, they are a-a when hostilities began, they helped the local residents, and i offer to listen to what achievements the dog has during this war, she has achievements every day , this is the strings of the retreating russian army, what are she? works, in addition to commemorative awards, the dogs also received goodies, the patron's dog even made an individual statuette with his image, this is how the first ceremony of awarding the four-legged defenders takes place studio and it was our correspondent dmytro didora who talked about the four-legged defenders. and you are waiting for the next news release in less than an hour, namely at 4:00 p.m. wild creatures are not able to choose anything else. and we in ukraine like to choose everything, even if it is insurance for hotline finance hotline finance insurance, of course, online leaders of the tournament table, teams that both have nine scoring points carpathians lviv and epicenter kamian

in spit lona, labrador lived in moscow for years and has millions of fans in russia. but in late february, she spoke out against the country's war of aggression on ukraine and left russia. yeah, gotcha. what i want it to be on the right side of history. the side of good in truth on your problem. moscow's response wasn't long and coming. la moda was banned from entering russia for the next 50 years. the singer is just one of many prominent figures. russia has punished for taking a public stand against the kremlin and its policies, artists, actors, and t. v personalities have since been forced out of the country. those who stay risp harassment by the authorities, as happened to the band aloe vera from your katerina ball. with their lead singer theater, most so young was married to a well known russian opposition figure currently in custody awaiting trial because of his openly anti war statements. the singer also protested against the kremlin policies and his paying the price which now set the nasty mites, our concerts bands, which were suddenly removed from festival pro

warnings out here that system weakening, but still bringing those conditions to newfoundland and labrador, certainly by sunday. now elsewhere, we are seeing a lot of heat across more southern states. places like houston and newly announcing the temperatures continue to pick up as we move to central america, it's getting wet for the likes of jamaica. thanks to a wet and windy system that swirling its way towards the north north bringing heavy rain here and likely to work its way towards cuba that to weather update. ah. in australia, indigenous with missing disproportionately high rates, one to one east investigate is enough been done to help find missing originally on al jazeera. ah, in south korea military service is compulsory. ah, but some refused to take pumps. one at 18 weeks, those dodging the drop on al jazeera blue. ah, he without 0 reminder about top stories now this ukrainians are reporting that armed soldiers have been going door to door, getting people to vote on whether for occupied regions of eastern and southern ukraine. should join russia, keith says the votes are sham, and

a little earlier i spoke to dave harvey from the newfoundland and labrador salvation army and he gavene of the worst hit areas. at the moment, the wind has subsided somewhat. it's still raining. there is still quite a breeze that's happening here. probably anywhere from 80 to 100 kilometres per hour, so it's not as bad as it was last night and earlier this morning. the storm surge has settled back so it makes it a lot easier to see what's going on. we're just looking at these images, dave, of the impact of the storm. what is the impact on the ground with regards to damage there? right now it's still being assessed because it is still very early into the situation. just walking by and looking at it there, there is a lot of debris. there are a lot of houses that have been washed out, a number of stages and stores that are close to the waterfront that have been destroyed, and a lot of personal property has been lost, so right now it is hard to navigate to see what the extent of what it actually is, but i'm sure that in the next day or two we will have the opportunity to do that. from you

chicago, just 18 degrees on monday. storm earl is close to the canadian province of newfoundland and labrador. so i think for the avalon peninsula here, we could scoop up to about a 100 millimeters of rain. also a lot of rain falling across some of the u. s. gall states and the southeast corner of the us into the carolina's, including raleigh with the hiv 20 set degrees. pretty intense bands of rain along that pacific coast of mexico surround acapulco and mens and neo, for example, right through meeting up with the what, whether toward the top end of south america where we did have some flooding your middle gene and colombia recently. and then this bigger as cold front sweeping across the southeast of brazil, southerly wind has lower the temperature and come dora river dab via to 9 degrees on monday. that's it. that's all. see soon, the frank assessments, how much support is there for the st. protest that we've seen and across the rest of the country, the street movement has been very good at stopping into the cool confound the people across the country. informed opinions we will say more of

it is 4 out of 5 of its rank and file from the army and navy mits commanded by general now lopez labrador wants to take things a step further, taking over control of the national guard, and it's more than 100000 members from civilian authorities and placing it under the defense ministry, the army going on only quite far. the only reason for this is to consolidate it and to maintain its discipline and professionalism, and most of all, for it not to get corrupted approval. the president's proposal has already been passed by the lower chamber of congress despite your position saying it will lead to more militarization. no, we will not allow a permanent state of siege to be established in this country as the president of the republic attend. oh, now it faces the senate, if it clears that, heard it likely be challenged is unconstitutional. and jose and civil society rallying against it. under president lopez of the door. the armies already had a bigger role in civilian affairs than in recent memory. taking over the building of the capitals new airport and a massive tourism railway project in t

warnings out here that system weakening, but still bringing those conditions to newfoundland and labrador, certainly by sunday. now elsewhere we are seeing a lot of heats across more southern states, places like houston and new orleans seen attempt just continue to pick up as we move to central america, it's getting wet for the likes of jamaica. thanks to a wet and wendy system. that swirling its way towards the north north bringing heavy rain here and likely to work its way towards cuba that to weather update. ah. ah, i saw i ah. oh. a hello your what y'all? is there a reminder, i'm sorry, design ukrainians, reported the soldiers have been going towards door getting people to vote on where the fortified regions of eastern and southern ukraine to join. the russia keep says a vote through sherman and unlawful. landra ne, seventies of migrants were killed when the vessel capsized off the coast to syria. deleting crises had 11 or 20 people, been rescued, but many more still missing. the arabian army is warning that it will confront political enemies as most my protest continue of the death o

otherwise, either depth or prison awaits them all about labradors must pay the maximum price either legally or physically in terms of combat. now fears about ukrainian action and the reclaim territories have been growing after the countries deputy prime minister said some russian teachers that had already been arrested. apparently they could face 12 years behind bars. now the head of the heart of coff regions, civil military administration claims, the ukranian army and foreign powers have turned many towns into lawless zones park. we are now receiving concrete information that looting and killings by the armed forces of ukraine is out of control in a number of towns. all this is done under the control of western intelligence agencies. we've received information that mercenaries are driving around cooper, yonce, and shooting people. we spoke earlier in the program to veteran war correspondent, thomas roper a. he believes kiev is violating human rights. he also says the west is actually turning a blind eye. everybody who was working with, with the russians in this territories, ma'am, has to b

president 0pry labrador have said that any officials involved in the disappearance must face justice.dent approaching, families are desperate for more answers in this unsolved abduction. emily brown, bbc news. italy's general election on sunday could make history, potentially giving the country its first female prime minister. giorgia meloni of the far—right brothers of italy party is seen as the frontrunner of a right—wing alliance that's predicted to win the vote. 0ur europe editor katya adler reports. italy's political earthquake travels in style these days. are you the best person to govern italy, giorgia? i had to ask. giorgia meloni, self—appointed defender of the italian people, poised to become italy's next premier, comes from the neo—fascist hard—right — though her tone is now consciously more mainstream. cheering and applause. "italy is changing," says giorgia meloni. while her critics worry about her roots in the far—right, she's carefully concentrating on economics. this crowd is worried about the cost of bread and the price of gas. they really want to give her go. transla

metre high waves battering the coast line now of some parts of nova scotia, labradorand into scotia, labradorit will move northwards, it could bring us much as 6—10 inches of rain, and it is pumping an awful lot of warm air headed into greenland as well, we could continue to see that back you can see the progress they further showers behind it, really life—threatening rip currents along the east coast, but we are now starting to get concerned, obviously this is going to give some severe impacts but we also have another storm forming, and running a major hurricane into parts of the south—east usa next week. it is very active. is this unusual in this part of the world? yes, it is. it does not happen every day. every couple of decades and it is very unusual for that part of the world. it will have big impacts. a uk euromillions player has won 171—million pounds in last night's draw — this morning, thatjackpot winner is now richer than adele or ozzy osbourne. the prize is the uk's third—largest ever — just 16 uk players have won more than 100—million—pounds in the lottery�*s history. pictures of

warnings out here that's system weakening, but still bringing those conditions to newfoundland and labrador. certainly by sunday. now elsewhere, we are seeing a lot of heat across more southern states. places like houston and newly in seen the temperatures continue to pick up. as we move to central america, it's getting wet for the likes of jamaica. thanks to a wet and wendy system. that swirling its way towards the north north bringing heavy rain here and likely to work its way towards cuba. that to weather update. ah, ah . the u. s. threatening to new sanctions against moscow's ukraine, says people in russian controlled arrows are forced to vote in succession refund. ah, on the clock this is out 0 life and the holes are coming up. relatives grievers, at least 77 people die when their boat capsized. as of syria, they were flea england, lebanon's, economic crisis, thousands of govern supporters take to the streets in iran in count demonstrations after days of protests. if the death of a woman in police custody and independent investigation finds that social media, john matter sense and pale

coastal storm surge, 10—12 metre high waves battering the coast line now of some parts of nova scotia, labradorul lot of warm air ahead of it into greenland as well, we could continue to see that back and you can see the progress and further showers behind it, really life—threatening rip currents along the east coast, but we are now starting to get concerned, obviously this is going to give some severe impacts but we also have another storm forming, and running a major hurricane into parts of the south—east usa next week. it is very active. it is this unusual in this part of the world? yes, it is. it does not happen every day. every couple of decades and it is very unusual for that part of the world. it will have big impacts. five years after becoming the first person to swim the whole of mainland britain, ross edgley has finished another epic challenge. he has swum nonstop for 52 hours in loch ness. the extreme athlete covered nearly 50 miles in the water — with the aim of raising awareness of ocean conservation. 0nce verified by officials, ross�* attempt will break the record for time and dis

according to the labrador, he does not contribute to the peaceful dialogue of the president. mexico promised his country in the coming days will present its plan to overcome the crisis. joe biden scares americans with tales of evil intentions moscow allegedly plans to use nuclear weapons against ukraine. biden, threatened with consequences, said that washington's reaction to this would be decisive, but he could not specify, but uh, what exactly is he going to do and moved on to the usual arguments about isolating russia and what are the consequences for the russians? how do you answer, you think, i will now tell you about specific measures, of course, i will not answer. would i say that russia will be even more isolated from the whole world. in any case, our answer will depend on their actions political scientists have already noted such arguments from the lips of the american president sound at least paradoxical. after all, it is the united states today that is the only country in the world that used nuclear weapons, destroying the population of hiroshima and nagasaki. the k

can you do business with labradors? i can't divorce lena yet.months, that's for sure, until she enters heir right. please note with you. what are you looking at? love you. i want to take care of you together. where is the cash flow agreement? how do i know in that department and asks, are you so angry, nothing there, some kind of nonsense is going on with the chinese contract, what kind of nonsense can it be? everything is agreed everything is worked out if the chinese change their minds about signing a contract for the construction of this pharmaceutical plant. and i have something to do with some problems with environmentalists. stocks fell on the stock exchange in the sense of how they fell, they fell in price? misha what are you misha well, the predictions of my source were not confirmed. yes, i put it all in. listen, you said that the chinese would be built. listen , let me call you later, otherwise i have an important skype competition right now. favorite hello, and pick up the coins. i will not look for any network. look, i can't steal. y

then it moves up and begins to make its way up toward quebec as well as newfoundland labrador. >> i'mlad you said don't let the word post-tropical storm fiona fool you because it's not over. let's bring in carlos swarez. we're seeing our first images of damage from canada. what are we seeing? >> reporter: that's right. we're getting a look at some of the damage out on prince edward island as what's left of fiona made its way into that country. as you guys said this morning some 376,000 people are without power in nova scotia. that storm weakened to a category 2 after really having been a category 4 through much of its projection. the forecasters in canada said that they're expecting anywhere between 6 to 8-feet storm surge and they're calling for two months worth of rain making its way across the eastern part of canada. the shelters, there, they opened earlier this week, and the area there was really getting ready for this significant rainfall that was going to come with the storm. again, some of the damage that we're getting a look at from prince edward island shows some homes there

i wanted to understand that in a one-room apartment to keep labradors or some big dog.g between a very small dog and a large one and with more than 100 breeds that fit under this definition, you chose the jack russell terrier. uh, the film, by the way, had a very strong influence. let's look at the commands that fandi can execute. she was told not to. she sits on her booty, sits nekmatizes. you really want it, don't you? i really want to. you can go you can dog. does not believe you can go can you can? you can can if anything, i don’t beat her, she was two and a half months old on this video, it was the first team that we learned how to do this is impossible. here i am for myself. i think that's how i turn jack russell, so you can't. this is the command that i need. clever is generally, in principle, the first command that any dog ​​needs to master. whose voice-over still appeared my boyfriend , what's his name? yuri he was at the moment when fandi appeared in your life, how she accepted him perfectly, he is very strong in her ballet, so she loves him. bathing yes, so a

the forecast track does tack it over lab ra do into the labrador sea. >> so much to track.e know you will be all over it. allison chinchar in the weather center. thank you so much. now to carlos suarez. carlos, >> ian: could become the first major hurricane to hit the state of florida since 2018, sir. what are florida officials doing there to get ready? . >> alex, in the past hour, florida governor ron desantis expanded a state of emergency from 24 counties to the entire state of florida. the florida national guard has been called up and is on stand by. now, exactly where they go will depend on where ian makes landfall. emergency officials throughout florida are urging folks to get their hurricane supplies this weekend. officials held off on an evacuation order. they are set to meet again later this afternoon. parts of the lower and middle keys are still rebuilding after hurricane irma which hit in 2017. that was a category 4 hurricane. >> and, then then, carlos, in puerto rico, they were hit by that monster storm fiona just a week ago. what is the status of the ongoing rec

canine companions breeds its own labrador retrievers to become. >> service dogs.e santa rosa campus. right now, there are more than 500 people waiting to be matched with a canine companion dog. how cute not so a column for covered marshmallow. huge is absolutely and how queue that missus souls. yeah, that's a be snoopy would not be an added deserves to and he has his own independent streak. that wraps up kron 4 news at 8. vicki and grant are here to continue. certainly our earthquake coverage and the rest of the day's news think nice little dog intermission, though. all use some of that. that's right. >> here's what's next on kron. 4 news at night talking about that magnitude. 4.4 quake. >> right around santa rosa hit little before 06:40pm, tonight rattling homes. if you are near the epicenter of this medium size quake, it felt big. we'll check in with the center of fire department for the latest on the situation there. and it's a tool that many people use already the citizen app that lets users report crimes and >> suspicious activities in your neighborhood. how

chicago, just 18 degrees on monday. storm earl is close to the canadian province of newfoundland and labrador. so i think for.

always a softy i've been stroked that jimmy since i was a labrador retriever.w lab lifeguard in an all-black lab pool in delaware? that's a true story. and it's no joke. as old as i am in fly. [applause] [applause] >> greg: tyrus, that's like a first sit down he's had in seven months. and even if felt like nobody really wanted to pay attention to it because it's never good what was your take? and think stand out? >> tyrus: yeah, he can't see a complete sense. sometimes i think he's just messing with us and just talks and riddles. the are subliminal messages like somehow help me, they are keeping me against my will. i want out the basement. [laughs] [laughs] because even in the beginning he is past tense like how are you? will i began, why would you say that? any always answers the question with a question not affiliated with the original question. so which is, like what? so watch it i was thinking he gets that forgetful mad i can guys get older and like what you think? reisinger not sharp? what? he didn't say that he does ask you a question. i would like to kno

prince william also has a dog, a l lab labrador.and, you know, you're an animal psychologist. we know animals when their owner is no longer around, right, they feel that. they know that. we don't know how hands on she was there later in life but tell us, you know, what do you think they're going through in that regard. >> well, i'm sure there has been a true strong attachment of the queen with her dogs and the dogs likeness in return but throughout her life, she's had to rely upon support like delegation in the care of the animals to others just as with her horses. she's a big stable, big racing stable and many professionals are looking after her horses. that doesn't diminish her interest and affection for her ani animals. when she's been a busy working woman traveling the world so many times away from home so inevitably, other people have to step in and watch after her dogs. they will be easy transferring affections and attention to others but it's a good question and i mean, some dogs do form strong exclusive attachments to their

warnings out here that's system weakening, but still bringing those conditions to newfoundland and labrador. certainly by sunday. now elsewhere we are seeing a lot of heats across more southern states, places like houston and new orleans seen attempts just continue to pick up as we move to central america, it's getting wet for the likes of jamaica. thanks to a wet and wendy system. that swirling its way towards the north north bringing heavy rain here and likely to work its way towards cuba that to weather update. ah ah ah.

according to labrador , the un does not promote peace dialogue, the president of mexico promised his country in the coming days will present its plan to overcome the crisis. the authorities and sri lanka are considering the possibility of joining the russian payment system mir , said the ria novosti agency of the minister of transport of sri lanka, according to the central banks of the two states , they are discussing the details of the agreement, it will allow russians to pay with mir cards, on the island the country's government also plans to establish air links with russia in mid-october. magadan tour operators have begun preparing winter and spring offers for travel enthusiasts. 20% of the cost of the trip will be returned to the account of vacationers under the far eastern cashback program. this year, the number of tourists from russia has significantly increased in the region; many of them combine a trip to kamchatka and the magadan region. sco summit in samarkand farewell to the british queen and a new round of energy and economic crises in europe analysis of the main world ne

post-tropical cyclone, now the center located over the gulf of lawrence, expected to take its track into labradorrse the devastating images from the surge. >> so much all up and down the east coast, britly ritz, thank you so much. >>> turning now to politics. one midterm election, two different sets of issues. with 45 days until voters head to the polls, republican candidates are largely focusing on crime and the economy. democrats are campaigning on the fight for abortion access. cnn's jeff zeleny has more from new hampshire. >> two years ago, if you would have said roe v. wade would be overturned, i'd have said, you're crazy that will never happen. but it happened. >> reporter: for mary lou the fall election is first and foremost about abortion rights. >> i thought that my generation had that issue solved. apparently we don't, and we're starti ing all over again. >> reporter: for gary, the november vote is primarily about president biden. >> the people aren't happy with what biden's doing. >> reporter: a chance to put a check on democratic policies in washington. >> he was just anti-oil. i can

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which has been hit hard cape breton island, which is part of mobile, social, and newfoundland, and labrador. so it's kind of, it's really had a direct shift on some, on some municipalities. and i was the biggest threat that these rooms that they pose while and east coast and really any coast, a coastal community storm search with, with a storm like this is amazing. you know, when you have winds up 150 kilometers on our end up, you get incredible storm surge on the coast. it does a lot of damage to coastal communities, to coastal infrastructure. that's a big deal. and of course, the other big damage you can do is to most vulnerable populations, people who maybe on house under house haven't been able to prepare for them. the storm fully. and the results can be quite. and is you saying that you be seeing more of these storms that the climate change is making these storms? what? how can we better protect against them from mitigation and adaptation. making sure that cities like ours are building and the proper places are not right on the ocean. making sure that we have nature based solutions, th

four years after the students' disappearance sparked international outcry, president andres lopez labradorns, stating an order was given to carry out the ambush. it didn't say who gave the order or why, but the report links federal, state and local authorities to the disappearance and execution of the students. the very next day, the former attorney general was arrested here in mexico city. shocking, given that he once led the investigation. just hours after that, a court issued more than 80 arrest warrants against military, police and cartel members. sheltered from the mountain rain, 43 classroom seats hold the missing. his son and two nephews. if we just let it go there won't be justice, he tells me. that is to say the same thing will happen again and again. that's why we're fighting and that's why every month dozens of parents weighed down by unresolved grief board buses and make the trek eerily similar to the one their sons attempted. once on the streets of the capital, emotions surface. this aging generation, exhausted, just relentless, now carrying the children's fight for justice. >

don't know way to south >> a canine companions breeds its own labrador retrievers to become service dogsnd that there on he's in training. does it feel like no, that's right now there are more than 500 people waiting to be matched. >> with a canine companion dog, all. >> and, you know, people say that dogs can feel it first. coming up in the next hour, did you feel the earthquake and the north bay? >> we talked to some people whose pets not spend 10 seconds before you saw this. the shaking starts. we'll have the shaking starts. we'll have more. reggie bush had something important taken from him, so wendy's is returning it. the pretzel pub. [cheers and clapping] let's go! yeaahh! we haven't told him it's back for a limited time. choose wisely, choose wendy's pretzel pub cheeseburger. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> good morning. and thanks for waking up with us. at 6 o'clock. you get the best part of the day because you get up earlier week. >> yeah. and today we're waking up to cooler weather and a much calmer ground. a little b

and heading up towards labrador, just clipping western newfoundland in the next 1224 hours or so. as i get to sunday, it's a forgotten story. i have to say, and the weather is improved greatly afterwards. right, but it's still active hurricane season. so let's go and find the next one. the next one, developing in the caribbean, it's just a massive cloud. the environment is just been named as it is not in a hurricane. it's a tropical storm, but it will develop. this is what's like to do during the rest of saturday, move slowly westwards and gain some strength. but look at the forecast track across the cayman islands. cuba towards florida as a major hurricane. still ahead on al jazeera italy looks to be on calls to elect. it's most right when government since world war 2. we take a look at the rice a day before voted to the polish south. africa goes sola, a high tech and low cost solution to electricity cuts shines a light on grain, energy finding more, coming out from budget better as we're time. and as a soup, the fan had one final surprise up is leave. that's coming up with joe i

forecast of this hurricane over the next 24 hours takes it towards the eastern side of canada and the labrador coast. but 1st of all, nova scotia, he's like to make landfall. this is the i, the storm, at least on the eastern side of the nova scotia at this strength. if it does that, that will be the strongest storm to hit as far as i can see. this part of the world looks be devastating. after the break, the investigation that led to damaging abuse allegations against aid workers in a un run camp and south to death. the warning for the pot. oh, why did he go to be capital? an in tennis tantrum as the former world number one loses his temper with fans and friends. ah ah ah. safer than he'd been home and then he international anti corruption excellence award boat. now for your hero o a watching l 0 reminder of our top story this hour, at least 70 migrants have died when their vessel capsized off the coast of syria. theory and authorities say at least 20 people have been rescued, but many more still missing. moscow controlled regions in the eastern and southern ukraine are voting on whether to bec

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in general , we had one like that, and then a labrador appeared at the zhanka. russell, and after they gave her a jack russell. i fell in love with him so much. i am i say always give it to me says, no, i will not give it to you. i bought myself my jessie us dogs. we are on set. thank you so much. let's get acquainted . this is jessie, this is our eldest and ours. mum. it 's rocky rocky go meet hello hello. where did you buy them? where a is jessie i found on a website on the internet, i bought it for myself on march 8th. like a gift. and yes, and she gave birth to ruki, he was born dead, i pumped him out. lord, i myself took all the births, my mother's boy. yes, the dogs were not jealous of their daughters. is that some kind of love there? that's it got up, oh jealousy, that's where the jealousy was. just my wildest fight to sit next to her animals feel when their owner is sick or well, that is. here they are not what they feel, did i interrupt you, they take over this disease, part of the disease on themselves, and i am convinced of this not for the first time