uh, pre-election, many have become representatives of the mission canada of their meetings, so also theuh, understand what needs to be done. also, tapom gaining important experience and use this experience for the next steps. this is also an important feature of the program in the current season in the fifth season of eurof russia, we received applications from 89 countries of the world. and it is important to say that this year we have submitted applications, and more than fifty-eight thousand, and women to us. it's very nice. this is 36% of the total number of entries in the competition a woman shows herself responsibility implements very important, and necessary programs , important projects with absolutely special responsibility. eh, it turns out high appointments at different levels, galina nikolaevna has already said about this, and they really create their own projects to help fighters in the zone, uh, a special military operation develop women's leadership at the international level and once again shows how much our countries are. the great and now the news of the economy has be

ukraine today, for a moment she added that canada we will stand together with ukraine as long as it takes. we will remind you that larisa galadze started a missionine in the fall of 2019. well, on august 23 , 21, she represented canada on the crimean platform . the kyiv school of economics created such a an online scanner that scans barcodes and determines which products belong to which companies in order to identify those companies that have not left the russian market. in fact, this is important for us in this situation so that we know who to support and who. the most complete search among e-products e on our market can be carried out with the help of this scanner so what they say in the kyiv school of economics e this database contains the most complete information in the world on the activities of global corporations on the russian market and thanks to the use of the gpt chat for most consumer sector companies created a list of more than seven and a half thousand major brands and trademarks. therefore, now the search has become even more convenient, even better and , of course, simpler. to use such a scanner in your smartphone, you need to g

the hero has a mission it is difficult to return, the minister and officials of canada will also attend ceremony , one of the local and traditional leaders will perform until the ceremony has officially started. the sad stories that you heard became whiter, the silence is everywhere , the breath is held in the chest, canada is facing a historical moment in the account of dear father, these historical aspects of this region begin to speak with the approval of the aboriginal bill in 1876 by the federal government. canada has prohibitions including attending any religious ceremony and celebration it creates a conflict and even marriage with other races for the natives. on the other hand, it announces to the heads of the native tribes that the government is in hand to provide education for the natives so that they can learn the technical and industrial skills that are necessary to live in communities. the government encourages natives and privileges such as the right to vote and the granting of land to those who study in these schools in english and french. also, after this agreement, the n

under the crown of the queen of england in 1497. before the country of canada was formed, just five years after christoph klemp's mission from spain, crossing the atlantic ocean , discovered the parts of central america that he had known until then , the italian venetian sailor named giovanni caboto from about king henry vii england is chosen for a mission to find a new way to the eastern lands by crossing the atlantic ocean and bypassing the earth and reaching it. the ocean suddenly becomes rocks in the lens of his camera. the companions happily reach the land, but these cold and frozen lands are not like the eastern lands. instead of reaching east asia, a young man had reached the shores of newfoundland, just like the continent. it didn't take america long for them to understand that the virgin lands and they arrived with the formation of the british continuity, the british opened up the northern lands of the american continent, although it did not reach the east, but henry vii returned with full hands. created the local name of canada, which means the village, on that area during the three centuries of this land, whi

. >> after all, this was the man who supervise canada's supply missions to afghanistan, and that nationss and threw up. >> can't be, couldn't be. i just -- it didn't make any sense at all. >> but it was true, the friend he thought he knew had carefully, obsessively recorded his depraved double life on thousands of photographs but. here he was, a highly regarded officer by day, a lingerie thief and worse, far worse, by night. >> you look at this individual and say, how could he lead this double life? >> craig, former fbi agent. >> russell williams is somebody who -- everything he did was compartmentalized, categorized. not just in his behavior but in his thoughts. >> williams double life began in september 2007, the lingerie rates, the first one here and ideally cozy lane in tweed, larry jones home turf. soon larry jones daughter near home was broken into, she, surprised the intruder he, ran. not far. because russell williams second home was right there on cozy cove right next to larry jones. once williams was arrested police called larry's daughter, gave her the news. the whole family wa

it will cost more if it lasts longer all of this comes as paramount's "mission: impossible" grossed $80 million in the u.s. and canadathe first five days in theaters that's about $10 million less than some optimistic industry projections. not only was it $300 million budget inflated by covid cost but production of the sequel was shut down because of these strikes. and while all of the media giants will be impacted paramount may be under more pressure than larger rivals because it does not have the diversification of theme parks warner brothers discovery could benefit from the focus on reality tv and netflix could benefit from its international exposure as well as its backlog of shows which it can release at its own cadence. credit suisse saying, quote, the strikes play to netflix's strength, longer pipelines of originals ready to go and a greater portion of its content manufactured overseas outside of the purview of the hollywood union. so now we're waiting to see what netflix says about the strike's impact when it reports its quarterly earnings those are coming up on wednesday afternoon. tyler? >> it's not as though

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system of schools throughout the united states and canada and many were run by religious organizations and charitable organizations and saw it as their missionng young people and improve them through education and transform them from what they perceive as savages and turn them into americans so the boarding school movement was one of the technologies used for genocide. many took their students far from communities of origin in the work separating families with little access to them and they were taking their original languages and they adopt christianity and become americans and integrate american society from their native american culture see as an impediment. these places were coercion where the children were often put to work in a great deal of abuse and the mortality rate of the children was quite high. these issues are beingmo discusd more and more and have been discussed in canada more than the united states but a couple of years ago secretary of the interior native american herself announced an initiative to investigate the boarding school system. listen to survivors and understand how the boarding school system was a machinery for er

canada >> all right, here we go start three. >> reporter: norad draws on u.s. and canadian military assets for its air defense missionsrom fighter u to alaska nationaard er missions guard unit ttracks and i.d.s aircra the fighters tare scrambled off on alert and the distances ine a alaska aast. and so they require the support of tanker aircraft like this kc-135 we're flying aboard now i take in the view from a rear window as chief master sergeant wes hudnall directs fuel into a pair of f-16s. >> offload complete. >> reporter: above a dramatic landscape can the fighters on their own make it to where they need to go? >> they can't. our main goal is to offload the fuel to them so they can go off and do their mission. >> reporter: and those missions are critical. in february lieutenant colonel mike kendall and his f-22 intercepted a balloon just weeks after that infamous chinese balloon crossed the u.s. norad was on high alert. >> once we got the notification we launched, went north and just waited for direction on what they wanted us to do. it was go inspect, fly around, provide information back to norad of what we were

airspace for the us and canada enters first to accomplish their mission , the north american aerospaceefense command will use the military capabilities of the us and canada, this includes everything from fighters and aircraft, the tanker will be the unit that monitors enemy planes the planes that go on alert usually don't have much fuel, and the distance in alaska is huge, so they need tanker planes like this casey 135 we're on board through the tail port. i watch as the main workshop is run by the r16 link in the background. just an incredible landscape, and dad fighters initially themselves can get to the place where they need to complete the task. no , our main task cannot be to ship fuel to them so that they can fulfill their exercise. and these tasks are extremely important in february. lieutenant colonel makkenga. in his f22, he intercepted a balloon just a few weeks after that infamous, china sky balloon entered us airspace, the air-cinnamon defense command was on alert as soon as we received the notification. we took to the skies and flew. and waiting for further instructions,

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of schools throughout the united states and canada, many of them were run by religious organizations and charitable organizations. they saw it as their mission to take in native american young people into quote unquote improve them through education. from what they perceived as savages this other words they used institute training them into americans the boarding school movement was one of the technologies used for child transfer, for genocide. many of these schools took their students very far from their communities of origin. these young people were separated from their families. he had very little access. they were forbidden from speaking their original languages or their names. many of their names were changed were they were expected to adopt terms of christianity to become americans integrate american society shorn from their native american culture, which is seen as an impediment. these indian boarding schools were places where coercion, places where the native children were often put to work. were it was documented there was isa great deal of abuse. the mortality rate of the children is quite high. these are issues that are now being

mission. having more companies helps normalize the act of not drinking alcohol and seeking out alternatives. we are now in the u.s. and canada partners approaching us from all over the world. there might be a role for a partner or large company to help us dominate globally. kriti: you're not competing with constellation brands talk about how much in sales you're doing right now and where you expect the number to be? jw: when we started nine years ago we were making 500 bottles a week in the hudson valley. now we are shipping millions of elixirs every year. the step up in terms of how many we are making is a logistics and supply chain issue along with the marketing issue. these are the things we have to focus on. when we are getting blood orange from sicily we need to make sure we have a rocksolid supply chain to continue this growth. it is exploding there so many more new entrants. in a lot of ways that helps validate what we are doing and makes it easier to lay the groundwork across all of the places we wanted to be. that is not just in homes and house parties. that is every hotel, every bar, every restaurant, every theater

mission. he wanted he's an in particular to discover whether the inhabitants would support an expedition from kuaz to canada. and so he's saying go out there and do it, especially if they were to do it with the french support which by that time america had so he was going you know, why don't you go up and do that? he's an is delighted to take his regiment up there to do this. now what he didn't realize and what washington did not tell him is that this was actually part of washington's greater strategy. which threefold could be seen as a strategy of disinformation out to the enemy and those who are within the colon or the states as well as up to canada a diversion against the enemy in canada. so if they think the enemy is coming one way, they might not be watching as closely in another direction and that also ultimately a bone to throw to people like hazen who had kept harassing him. remember he had that obstinate temper about making an invasion into canada. can you all figure why washington wanted a diversion in the spring and summer of 79? what do we got? look a little over there to new york on that border

mission impossible dead reckoning part one collected over $56 million in the u.s. and canada friday to sunday period, but that fell short of expectations for $61 million to $75 million. the seventh installment of the action franchise has been one of the industry's most anticipated films of the year. take a look at how u.s. futures are trading. we are seeing downside pressure of .2% for major u.s. future indices as you can see. this of course extending perhaps the losses we saw on the friday session when the rally in u.s. stocks and bonds hit a wall. we had stronger data than we were expecting on consumer sentiment, soaring to an almost two year high. still, putting the bigger picture of things and we are still around at $10 trillion rally for global stocks this year. on the s&p 500 it is still the best week since mid june. the thing is we are now gearing up for what happens with fed policy, the rate trajectory which is why we saw treasuries selling off friday after that strong economic data giving rise to speculation that perhaps this is not necessarily going to be the last r

mission actually was going to be. once we intercepted the high-altitude balloon just off the coast of alaska, i made the assessment that it didn't demonstrate hostile intent. >> the balloon briefly sailed over canadack into the u.s. and toward sensitive military sites. it was obviously a great political debate over the timing of the shoot-down. from your military perspective, did things go in the order they should have? >> the president directed us to shoot it down safely. and we shot it down safely at the place and time of our choosing. >> he gave you the discretion to decide where the safe place was? >> we decided based on his direction when to shoot it down. >> the balloon was shot down off the south carolina coast. >> just shot it. >> but not before the military says it collected its share of intel too. >> what i would stress to you, lester, this turned out i think the best it could for our nation. we know that no american people were injured. we maintained the safety. we know for a fact we mitigated their collection and we maximized our collection. >> the balloon episode a far cry from the cold war image of norad when the threat of a soviet nuclear strike was the primary concern. its iconic c

on mission four, we have to surface, he heard a really loud bang almost every deep diving sub makes a noise at some point. >> reporter: the u.s. coast guard and the transportation safety board of canadaorder. u.s. investigators are currently analyzing what they believe are human remains recovered within the wreckage, all to determine what may have caused the deep sea catastrophe. experts have been critical of the different materials used in titan's construction, in particular two titanium end caps joined by a carbon fiber hull. video posted in 2017 shows the oceangate team bonding the pieces together with a type of glue >> the glue is very thick, so it is not like elmer's fwglue it is like peanut butter. >> reporter: meanwhile, members of the deep sea exploration community including film dr. james cameron speculated before the titan crew lost communication rush may have attempted to aboard the dive and resurface. >> i believe now that they had some warning, that they heard some acoustic signature of the hull beginning to delaminate. >> reporter: anne thompson, nbc news >>> on capitol hill members of the conservative house freedom caucus voted on whether or not to oust controversial c

missions, in which russia has accumulated vast experience, another important area. at the same time, despite the topic of the plenary session , declared as the economy of partnership responsibility, the representatives of the united states, canadand australia tried to turn the discussion into a political plane and began to accuse our country of some violations of international rules without evidence. moreover, it was strange to hear from representatives of countries that once enslaved half of the world pumped out of them resources. and now we do not need to destroy. be like and transform this platform. in some political showdown, we will be the last to defend the policy of technological alliances and space exploration with those countries that want to work with numbers. expanding the ability to respond to modern challenges and issues of bilateral cooperation today in beijing was discussed by the heads of the rescue departments of russia and china, the parties noted that every year they face natural fires and floods, which periodically acquire a transboundary character in such conditions, a special role is played by the interaction between the operational services of the two countries, in particular the ministry of emergency sit

mission, but as the command says its scale increases. glad to see you, you like it, latvia yes, almost the entire canadian contingent that is in latvia was placed in this dining room. and that, as canada'sw there are 600 canadian soldiers at the base, they are part of the nato contingent in latvia today prime minister labour. said he would allocate $1.2 billion to more than double the number of soldiers stationed here to 2,000 by early 2026. and even this is one of the eight sweet potatoes created in eastern europe in response to russian aggression against ukraine nato wants each of these bass to house a full-fledged brigade. this approximately 5,000 soldier increase will strengthen and improve our naval and air force ground components, and will also support our special operations in central and eastern europe , some countries depart faster than the rest of the british. they say that they can send a brigade to estonia, they are already conducting exercises with the participation of their brigade. the only thing that can keep the russians from further escalation? russian foreign minister says that moscow will regard the supply of f-16 fighter jets to ukraine as a nuclear threat sergey la