she is a professor at the university of manitoba. and here in moscow we have ralph niemeyer, he is chairman of the council for a constitution and sovereignty. alright, cross sack rosen. if that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate radical if i go to you 1st in when a pig we hear a lot of stories. i talked about this a number of years ago, the end of dollar dominance. now it's becoming a very common theme in financial media, political media, even. what is the danger? what is the prospects for the us dollar as more and more countries are trading in their own currencies? go ahead and when and pay. i think they do more than ever. the dollar has always been very problematic. people even it's most odd advocates have always said it's not perfect, but it's the best is to we've got it cetera. so it's all.

she is a professor at the university of manitoba. and here in moscow we have ralph niemeyer, he is chairman of the council for a constitution and sovereignty. all right, cross sac rose in effect, that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate radical if i go to you 1st. in when a pig we hear a lot of stories, i talked about this a number of years ago, the end of dollar dominance. now it's becoming a very common theme in financial media, political media, even. what is the danger? what is the prospects for the us dollar as more and more countries are trading in their own currencies? go ahead and when they pay, i think they're dimmer than ever. the dollar has always been very problematic. people, even it's most odd advocates have always said it's not perfect, but it's the best system we've got in cetera. so it's all we've had problems in serving the world reliably stable lee unusually, but today the u. s. economy is weakening, its financial systems, contradiction that exploding all over and its presence in world trade

we have rebecca decides she is a professor at the university of manitoba and here in moscow we have ralph niemeyer . he is chairman of the council for a constitution and sovereignty or at cross sack rose in effect. that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate, rebecca, i go to you 1st in winnipeg, we hear a lot of stories. i talked about this a number of years ago, the end of dollar dominance. now it's becoming a very common theme in financial media, political media even. what is the danger or what, what is the prospects for the west dollar as more and more countries are trading in their own currencies? go ahead in winnipeg. i think that deeper than ever the dollar has always been very problematic. people, even it's most ardent advocates have already said it's not perfect, but it's the best is to leave got it cetera. so it's always had problems in serving the was reliably stable ian neutrally. but today the u. s. economy is weakening. it's financial systems, contradictions that exploding all over and its presence in world trade is finishing all these up, put together

i think that's where things can go very wrong if we don't have the manitoba voice. it's substitute level within the discussions. it's more than just getting people out of the table. it's understanding the governance of these discussions and the roles and responsibilities of the different organizations and who they represent. so yes, science is a big, it's a big part. but as many different types of science, we have climate science. we have social sciences that we also need to bring more into the mix, i believe, especially when we're talking about early morning, i guess the w mo has the early warning for all initiative. it's really as, as great potential. however, warnings and alerts are just part of the answer. there is a big gap between warnings and alerts and actually taking action. and there's a big gap between taking action and taking action in the communities that needed the most. so we need to also integrate the social science, the governance aspects, because what are other other guests are saying as well? i want to thank old, i guess the own simons, david holl

to the west, i think we're going to get into some blizzard conditions here through north dakota . manitoba province in canada, could see about 40 centimeters of snow. by the time it's all said and done, it remains wendy. off the coast of the pacific northwest and western canada and for the desert southwest. here's a look at your forecast on thursday when the sun in los angeles with a top temperature of 26 degrees. and now you're in the now we'll soon take care. ah, the latest news, as it breaks over the years from has been the target of numerous lawsuits and criminal investigations. but this time is different. we detail coverage, although many countries are speaking to do the defenders. of course, we all know jennifer want you to be independent from around the world. it's an indication of how relying benjamin netanyahu is on support. all right, the plans for the so called national guard have suddenly beat lou. ah, welcome back. a quick reminder on top stories here, this another see why agreement in saddam has faulted the 4th one. since of bonham past couple began. gunfire and explosions we

today's contestants are... a librarian from winnipeg, manitoba, canada...ory professor from santa clarita, california... and our returning champion-- an architectural designer and master's student from peachtree city, georgia... whose 1-day cash winnings total... [applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--ken jennings. [applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome to the show, everyone. our new champion, devlin lohman, is now a "jeopardy!" record holder. perhaps not the record he would've chosen for himself. he's our lowest-winning scorer of the season right now. but he's a "jeopardy!" champion nonetheless. and more important than the 1,200 bucks, he won the chance to come back here and compete on the alex trebek stage again today, to live another day. we also wanna welcome sam and emma, our new challengers. good to have both of you with us. pick up your signaling devices. it's time to play "jeopardy!" here are your categories. first up... then we have... your response will include the "u's" that we've left out of the clue. then we have... and fitt

i think we're going to get into some blizzard conditions here through north dakota, manitoba province in canada. could see about 40 centimeters of snow by the time it's all said and done. it remains wendy, off the coast of the pacific northwest and western canada and for the desert southwest. here's a look at your forecast on thursday when the sun in los angeles with that top temperature of 26 degrees. and now you're in the now we'll soon take care. ah, the inequality, corruption, repression and drain ability. he just decided to cut to the piece of cake and shoot. i'm on top. him entry lewis, the desperate state of democracy in lebanon. ah, through the eyes of those who are losing home every day are becoming blue democracy, maybe democracy for sale on al jazeera lou. ah, hello again. this is al 0 the made news, the saw another sci fi agreement, and sir donnas faltered the full form since of bottom power struggle. baganda gum fired. explosions were heard. as the sudanese alby of the rapid support forces, power military group crackled in the streets. thousands of people in saddam of fle

you can see the fidgety cub was trying to nestle on top of its mother in manitoba, canada.pt shifting wap husk national park says this time of year polar bears come out of their dens ahead of their next long track through icy waters. oh, very cute. just sleeping on mom like that. very sweet. all right next on abc 7 mornings at 6 am synthetic opioids from overseas making their way to the us the latest in an alleged drug scheme coming right out of the bay area staffing shortage an officers on leave a bad combination hitting the antioch police department here from residents with concerns over public safety. you can see. everyone what happens to a this now? what do we do with number one priority is none of it makes its way back to the ocean. this is a community that has learned to speak out. everyone has done their part. we are sticking with this story here on our 24/7 live stream and after months of uncertainty business owners tell us they're seeing signs of progress every day at abc 7. we're building towards something better a better bay area. more paper being crumpled music:

and our returning champion, a librarian from winnipeg, manitoba, canada... whose 2-day cash winnings... [applause] and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- ken jennings! [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] thank you, folks. thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome to "jeopardy!" our current 2-game champion, emma hill kepron, is a librarian, a profession that's proved to be a formidable one here on the alex trebek stage. you might remember another emma, emma boettcher, took down james holzhauer. and last season, it was a librarian named rhone talsma that put an end to amy schneider's 40-game winning streak. will the professions and skills of our challengers année and dillon be enough to defeat emma? let's start finding out in the jeopardy! round. here are your categories. ♪♪ we begin with some... then... followed by... and finally... each song title, as you can see, beginning with that letter s. - emma, where do we start? - american lit, $200. dillon. what is "one flew over the cuckoo's nest"? - right. - african geography, $200. a tunnel to connect spain and this african nation, w

you can see the cub trying to nest on top of its mother seen their manitoba, canada.guide says this time of year, polar bears come out of their dens ahead of the next long trek through icy windows -- winters. lisa: this morning, but warming up east and south. we could see a sprinkle sunday afternoon and it will be a breezy afternoon as well. a windy start monday and tuesday. liz: thank you. thanks for joining us on abc seven mornings. abc7news continues later this morning. we will see you then. gma is next. have a great day. >> "good morning america." devastating. devastating tornadoes. more than 50 reported twisters tearing a delay path to the south and midwest. as a business is destroyed. a city in arkansas taking a direct hit. and a roof collapses on hundreds of people inside and illinois theatre. this morning, the severe weather threat moving east. when their team tracking it all. >> donald trump's charges. sources telling abc news the former president phases two dozen counts. some of them felonies in the new york city indictment. extensive security plans in place

i am at your service always in my picture, in this manitoba, all the roads of the country are being observedw the separation of a part of the qazvin freeway, the new majnoon tunnel , which is reported to be in heavy traffic , and the route of manjil river, this is the route you are going from south to north. we did it with heavy traffic, they are from tehran to qom, and fortunately, they are commuting with heavy traffic . here, the freeway of tehran pardis can be seen. serai ferdowsi, which is in two traffic lanes the formations and the number of cars are more and also here qazvin freeway, rasht imamzadeh hashem toll road, we can see the picture with heavy traffic in the northern axes, after hearing about other roads in the country, i am talking to sardar hadianfar, the head of farasard highway police, please tell me that how are the roads of the month now and in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, i congratulate you on eid al-fitr in advance , dear people, jan abadi, just as you said , we have three days off, and in fact , our journeys have started on wednesday. we are

positioned today is we have a beer business, we have a spirits business, we have a food business with manitobavest. we have a big medical business in europe in regards to medical cannabis and the distribution system. when cannabis legalizes, we have all these adjacencies to bring this together and infuse whether it's our beer with thc, whether it's to our bourbon with thc, but in the meantime, we've got all these businesses today that are contributing to sales, and they'll all hopefully come together one day upon legalization. liz: and it's legal in 20 states here in the u.s. and washington d.c. >> it's legal in about 35 states, 37 including medical cannabis -- liz: when you included medical. >> exactly. and you know what? if you come back and look over, what is it, 80% of americans want cannabis legalized. okay? it's the politicians that have got to step back and say, as you said before in tax dollars, the amount of money that we're losing on tax dollars -- liz: it's outrageous. -- going through the illicit market and not having the regulatory. some of the best states, colorado legalizeed it

i think we're going to get into some blizzard conditions here through north dakota, manitoba province in canada. could see about 40 centimeters of snow by the time it's all said and done. it remains wendy off the coast of the pacific northwest and western canada and for the desert south west. here's a look at your forecast on thursday when the sun in los angeles with the top temperature of 26 degrees. and now you're in the now we'll see soon, take care. ah, inequality corruption, repression and re the political. it just decided to cost to the piece of cake. i'm sure i want to get a job mentoring explores the desk for the state of democracy in lebanon, a through the eyes of those who are losing hope every day our dreams are becoming blue. democracy maybe democracy for sale on al jazeera. this is one of the most recent bodies found at searching the city of atlanta as men carry it by foot to a mortuary near the 10 kilometers away. they shouted frustration angry. they are no rescue services. i seriously ignore it is free to you in their forties, in the government with nothing really or or