it is montreal. a place filled with beauty and old world charms.move slowly through its streets and chill for a while, reflect and think deep thoughts. ♪ at the same time, it is one of the world top ai research centers. people flock here from all over the globe to get deep with intone learning and take his ideas, and figure out how to turn them into products we all use. to see just how successful they have been, look no further than your pocket. >> all this stuff started out as hard-core computer science, but over the last five years, ai has invaded our everyday lives. your smart phone is packed full of ai-powered apps including something like google translate. it lets you plug your phone in a magazine that is written in french and read it like a local. they have been trying to get computers to translate text like this for decades. but it was neural nets that made this possible. geoff., jef and it is not just a cell phone. they are headed out on the roads. meet my friend, stephan. the head of montreal's tesla fun club. >> i have been driving one fo

monsoon the trouble good job first chief of montreal over the cylinder so come to an audio source of one. coast of enormous destruction model. audio. monsoon flow starting to do double blow for. love's books. his dream is to build the biggest library between. capital. so he's collecting and preserving as many books as he can. he receives no state funding and has only a small number of assistants but what he lacks in staff he makes up for in passion although not everyone is happy about his plans. storage crates as far as the eye can see this is victor lozenges book warehouse located in the air raid shelter of a school in belgrade the passages are so narrow you can barely squeeze through them . this is a perfect place for hiding. miles it has already collected over one million books but it will still be some time before he reaches his goal of assembling the region's largest library. victrolas attended this same school when he was a child over the years he remained on good terms with school officials and that's why they let him use the basement to store his books. today the collection f

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the quebec native graduated from medical school in montreal. out a picture of a lab coat with his name and number on the back. >> took him eight years to finish. he's the first active nfl player to hold a medical degree. slacker. >> dr. duvernay. >> he promised he would finish while playing in the nfl. mission accomplished, as if just graduating from med school isn't enough. >> i think he'll be able to pay off his bills. >> i think he'll be okay. >>> coming up, a cleveland football player says he will buy his twitter followers a jersey if the cavaliers win the nba championship, but whose jersey? >>> and if you leave negative reviews on yelp, be careful. one woman says she's going broke fighting a lawsuit that a doctor filed after she left a one star review for. ready? really? i didn't do it so when i heard they added ultra oxi to the cleaning power of tide, i knew it was just what we needed so now we can undo all the tough stains that nobody did dad? i didn't do it huh, he didn't do it introducing new tide ultra oxi; it's got to be tide make th

nine months on from that upset in montreal, the spaniard wasn't going to let it happen again in rome.he canadian teenager dispatched in straight sets, keeping alive nadal‘s hopes of an eighth italian title and a return to the top of the rankings. happy for the victory against a difficult opponent and let's see, excited to be in the quarter—finals against white defending champion alexander zverev had a much tougher fight against kyle edmund. the briton saved seven match points before eventually losing to the german in a thrilling tie—break. zverev will now face davit goffin afterjuan martin del potro retired with a groin injury after missing a set point. former world number one novak djokovic will face cain kei nishikori for the second time in a fortnight after beating albert ramos in straight sets. the toughest task of the dave elton two daria gavrilova, the australian plays maria sharapova after an epic encounter against world number three muguruza that finished at 2am so it wasn't surprising she lost in straight sets to the russian. sharapova will play french open champion jelena os

one of the primary targets here is iran and its presence in syria and that has been the montreal prime minister netanyahu for many months now i mean doing oldest civil war in syria israel has said its own red lines maybe when it comes to weapon transfers to have been as israel's army has never commented on that but right now what is the main concern for israel is the rain in expense and as they call it and they see that evolve is settling their own military installations and that's what they want to stop now the israeli defense minister has said that he hopes this round of exchange of violence is over you says that many military targets infrastructure there is talk of the army has said to residents on the occupied golan heights to do to go about their normal daily lives it was to be open but of course there are conflicting interests from all sides and it's still to see whether this will deter all sides from taking more action or if there's more. time if i so much for bringing us up to date on all this from jerusalem donna kramer for us there all french president among them across as a

you do that in montreal and you get arrested. and serve them in restaurants. >> dale: yeah, we have the benefit of that here, yeah. >> anthony: this is an enormous and unique advantage. >> anthony: back at the shed, a classic fish and brews. a hearty sailor's stew of cod and hardtack. >> jeremy c: sweet. >> anthony: look at that. whoa, what's this? >> group: scrunchions. >> anthony: scrunchions? >> dave: grab one. >> jeremy c: salted pork fat. >> dave: they're crisp. >> anthony: oh, god. >> dave: is that ridiculous? >> anthony: aw, i could just sit around in like some -- >> dave: -- pile that on some bread. >> anthony: -- some shit-stained underwear sit there in front of a television and eat those all day like aah. >> fred: you'll have to change then before jiu-jitsu, those are the same underwear. >> anthony: as one must. >> fred: yes. >> anthony: whoa, look at that, it's beautiful. >> fred: so are you searching for the parts? >> jeremy c: yeah, just trying to get a bit of everything, you know? >> anthony: garnished with scrunchi

an exhibition originated in montreal. it is a celebration of his genius in poetry and music, in art, inspiring artists from all over the world to make new work that's the kind of show that is bringing to san francisco. then we work together to think about concepts that we feel we can explore under this large tent around culture, history, art, and ideas. we develop exhibitions that we think are timely, that we think are of interest to our audiences. an example are the pair of exhibitions we are working on now for next year that really look for the first time from a jewish perspective at two women that are related to the bible, ester and sally may. couldn't be more different. each show, the one that comes out of the study of ester and of sally may allows us to look at topics around how women are depicted and very current issues around for instance the me too movement. it's very important to us that our original exhibitions be very relevant to what's going on in the world right now. >> so fascinating. it takes on average how

and stuff from montreal opened the polities a restaurant inspired by the roaring twenty's in what had been the gymnasium. for them still interested in the grand restaurants that existed in berlin before the war they had traditional lighting chandelier traditional surfaces made of wood and stone what we've added is a little modern art so it doesn't look too stuffy it's stifling. like this rocket the artwork in the shape of a missile has stirred some debate but it certainly can i catch. a museum called the kennedys has moved into four disused classrooms that makes the former jewish girls' school a prime location for both art lovers and maze and a place in which history is being acknowledged. my tour takes me back to the new synagogue like all jewish institutions in berlin it's under police protection many people only look at the beautiful building from the outside but visitors are very much encouraged. the. director shows me around only the front was reconstructed the main part of the synagogue was never rebuilt services aren't held in these halls it's a place of encounter and a museum

the big city and montreal nothing but me and me and this and this is the what's the difference in fantasy of the men in the yemens i'm going to give me evidence i can get this if. you say on the surface the you don't get some at the moment. if you know the stuff how did. the hormones you can move how you want to hold about another cool. or bring you live pictures here on r.t. international as in just a few moments the presidential inauguration will get underway inside the holes of the kremlin flight i made putin will be sworn in as the russian leader after winning the election in much. of. the world but we. welcome to the program here on r.t. international we do come to you live from moscow on this very important day as we bring you a live pictures here on the program now we're getting ready as vladimir putin is will very soon be sworn in as the russians president of course he won the election back in march this will now show that he has actually been in power for eighteen years including his time as prime minister will be a lot of international analysts today discussing the past number o

today he graduated from medical school at montreal's mcgill university.t makes him the first active nfl player to hold a medical degree. today he celebrated, but tomorrow morning it is back to kansas city for practice. >>> when we come back, your ticket to the new record-breaking roller coaster and the unexpected love story with all kinds of twists and turns. our nightly snapshot is next. at 6: the airport incident that has a coach at cal claiming racism. plus, it )s happened again - the new crash that will likely have tesla answering tough questions about its autopilot feature. next. the news at six starts right >>> finally tonight, with summer unofficially underway, how about a trip to the amusement park? we are taking you to the roller coaster capital of the world where we met a couple whose shared love of coasters led them to the ride of their lives. hold on tight. here's gadi schwartz with our nightly snapshot. >> reporter: its drop, harrowing. its speed, mind numbing. here under this towering tangle of wood and metal, there's roller coaster love in

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moving towards canada and montreal.way from canada and that may bring some flash flooding. this brain across eastern areas have been pretty much with us all week. you can follow the rain all the way back down to the source region, if you like, which is western parts of the caribbean. anybody who's been on holiday, it has been very wet over the past week. more rain to come and thunderstorms in havana. anybody on holiday and jamaica, you are on the edge of the rain but still a threat in the coming days. we also have some rain in south america. this band of rain here is moving northward towards rio. 0ne really warm day before it cools off again. the sunshine are pushing up from the south. into africa, we are going to focus on this particular air of cloud here. this marks the position ofa cloud here. this marks the position of a cyclone. it is in the golf out at sea, but it is heading west and it is heading inland. this particular cyclone is going to be weakening. went up to 90 kph, and the rains, that is when to be the big

and so what i do remember is when we landed at the montreal airport and i was 4 years old and my dadas us, and i had no idea who he was. and he was all like oh, hello, daughter. and i was who are you, strange get away from me. and that was the start of my journey. >> and of course you didn't start speaking english until fourth ade, which is around 9 or 10 years old. so let me just ask you to read, if you wouldn't mind, from, let's see, i want you to reafr page 131 of "the sun and her flowers." i want you to read from your book "the sun and her flowers" about the immigrant, about the other in the way you describe it. >> perhaps we are all immigrants, trading one home for another. first we leave the womb for air. then the suburbs for the filthy city, in search of a better life. some of us just happen to leave entire countries. >> i'm really interested watching you say your poetry, and i know that when you go to bookstores or readings or when you're giving on-stage y presentation are mobbed. what do you think it is about the way you construct language about where you come from that reso

moment you know you know from three months ago come here and think various type of thing better than montreal love to tell me man this and this is the good news what's the plan since fantasy of a man the judge and the most i could give me evidence against got the senate call them a spine you say on the surface to. get some added on to about stuff to fight about stuff how the more the school room the horror of a result the more hell you all hold about. it in the midst of intimacy so that's where the moments come from doing the show not the. investigation from we call the toss a. special stimulus i just don't do the musburger. your picture of your teacher i just lived in a magickal circle kind of offering nothing to you all sleeping out in. the side. former state before two because i live it and it just about the most minute i think of the oaks of this lot harder so think i'll see over your total how this been going on but yes when i was trying to figure it out do you congressman i say that the some famous got caught on stuff out there just to get a goddamn patsy of at the end of this week some

next up its montreal, a track which has lewis hamilton‘s name all over it, he‘s won there are severalto pakistan in first test at lord‘s. they resumed on day four with a slender thanks to jos they resumed on day four with a slender thanks tojos buttler and dom —based‘s century stand but it proved in vain as they abbeyjust seven runs pakistan chasing just 64 to win. england can only draw the series with one test remaining. it's very disappointing. we‘d been outperformed l3 departments. we‘ve not batted well enough, first innings in particular. we have to be better. there‘s been a number of colla pse better. there‘s been a number of collapse is recently and we have to find a way as a group. that‘s a very individual thing but ultimately working out there together, whether it is pressure, been more patient, and then taking on opportunities when we get them. a frustrating day for rory mcilroy, the pga championship at wentworth, francesco molinari confirming victory by two shots. nothing seemed to go right for mcilroy all day as he missed birdie after birdie and failed to threaten the leade

next up, montreal, a track that has lewis hamilton's name all over it.naco for daniel ricciardo will go on into the night but for us it is time to pack up until two weeks' time for the next race. england's cricketers succumbed to a miserable nine—wicket defeat at the hands of pakistan on the fourth day of the first test at lord's. the hosts resumed on sunday morning with a slender lead thanks tojos buttler and dom bess' century stand the previous day. but it proved in vain as england added just seven runs for the loss of four wickets, leaving pakistan to chase down 6a to win. they lostjust the one wicket as they sealed victory 90 minutes into the day. it means england can only draw the series with one test remaining. it is very disappointing. we have been outperforming another three environments for stop and a first innings in particular, showed character in that second innings, but you have to be better. there have been a number of collapses recently. we have got to find a way asa recently. we have got to find a way as a group and that is a very individ

in montreal nine pm in sydney two in the afternoon right here in moscow this choose they may twenty second i'm you know neal welcome to the program our top story opposition is munting against washington's new proposal for the iran nuclear deal the u.s. threatens tehran with what it's called the worst sanctions ever on monday the us secretary of state mike pump put forward twelve promising on presented financial pressure if they are not men. iran must declare a full account of the prior military dimensions of its nuclear program iran must stop enrichment but then support a middle east terrorist group around must also end its military support for the food the militia iran must and its threatening behavior against its neighbors we will apply unprecedented financial pressure on the iranian regime the leaders in tehran will have no doubt about our seriousness united states intends to work hard at diplomatic peace of working alongside all of our partners we focus on the europeans. secretary speech has not demonstrated how walking away from the disappear way has made a will make the region safer

pipeline we are entering with have good momentum you have seen we've been awarded the metro line in montreal generation of train in france, so the line is very good so this will fuel our future growth in terms of synergies with siemens, we talked about it at the announcements, there is no further details. we still target 70 million euros of synergies in the coming years coming from stabilization platforming. >> thank you very much, sir. that is it for today's show. i'm joumanna bercetche "worldwide exchange" is coming up next. ♪ tired of wrestling with seemingly impossible cleaning tasks? using wipes in the kitchen, and sprays in the bathroom can be ineffective. try mr. clean magic eraser with durafoam. simply add water, and use in your kitchen for burnt on food, in your bathroom to remove soap scum, and on walls to remove scuffs and marks. it erases 4x more permanent marker per swipe. for tough kitchen and bath messes, use mr. clean magic eraser with durafoam. brand power. helping you buy better. sure. mom,what's up son?alk? i can't be your it guy anymore. what? you guys have xfinity. you c

detroit, boston, philadelphia, montreal, toronto, and they create coalitions between farm workers and consumers. and they say this is what we need to do to get improvements in farmworkers' lives, and there's a real sense of optimism. the high point was in 1970, when many of these farms sign contracts with the united farm workers and their millions of supporters across the country. it is seen as one of the most successful boycotts and 20th american -- 20th century american history. the story is not all so romantic. 1970 was the high point but things quickly go off the rails. as much as i would like to say this is a story about how things improve a lot, in fact, things very quickly go bad. the same types of long hours, physical hardships and no recognition follows. the united farm workers was much more successful social movement, and much less successful as a union. if you are interested i have many books i can suggest, the fight between the ufw and the teamsters, fights within the ufw itself, and they are actually able to represent fewer and fewer farmworkers over the course of the 197

she immigrated with her parents and many siblings, one of 10 children, to montreal in the 1840's. sometime in the early 1850's, the family went down to mobile. her father was a grocer and a banker and a smalltime businessman and the family ended up at the gulf of mexico in mobile. her mother and one of her sisters helped florence nightingale in crimea. kate notinctly asked to volunteer for nursing for the confederacy, which i find interesting. 1862, just after the battle of shiloh, kate got her chance when a group from her church was deputized to help the wounded around florence, mississippi. she talks about her travel over to corinth from mobile. she tells us that, for the first nine days in attendance on soldiers when she arrived, that she was unable to wash herself or anyone else, she was unable to undress, she was unable to sleep on anything but the floor, and that is for maybe a couple of hours a day. once, she slept on a box. her skirts were tipped with blood and other effluvia. quite an initiation for her. time, one ofover the stalwarts of surgeon samuel stout in the medica

galaxy, our hometown team, and the montreal impact.game but not before their star forward ibrahimovic might have delivered the worst performance by an athlete since kazam. >> something happened here off the ball fromromromromromromrom inrahim vich. should be a red card. >> something officials in major league soccer will be forced to pay attention to this season -- >> jimmy: a red card and a sad card for that. [ laughter ] [ applause ] maybe he fell down because he was overcome with guilt? brandi chastain, one of the great american soccer players of all-time, she won two olympic gold medals and two world cups. last night, to honor her many achievements, brandi was inducted into the bay area sports hall of fame. and at the ceremony, they unveiled this plaque. [ audience moaning ] >> jimmy: exactly. it looks nothing like brandi at all. it looks more like a russian power lifter mid-squat. brandi handled it with a lot of grace. she was very nice about it. but i didn't, i have a lot of questions about this. so we tracked brandi down today. j

that matching the 1996 montreal expos as the only team with that many by may 1st.rts staff was digging deep this morning. this after a red sox won last season without a single grand slam. and baseball is a kids' came right? and sometimes the theatrics can trickle down to the little leaguers. his coach told him to run home as fast as he can. but as this video suggests, this little leaguer ran in slow motion. coach says let's get it on here. do not ruin my routine. this is my moment in the sun, get away, coach. i am finishing this. i think he scores, but we really don't have any more time left in the show. >> i think we've run out of time but he still hasn't made it to home plate. come on, buddy. he's like -- >> oh, there he goes. >> and he slides. look at number 4 though. number 4 is like, come on bro. you've got to love it. i love that video. that's awesome. thanks, bill. >>> still ahead, it's been months since president trump signed his tax plan but are we seeing the economic boom that republican leaders projected? new data that we have on that, plus more much on

a lot of very warm air pushing up ahead of that system into the likes of montreal.exas. currently plenty of heat here in general, but potentially record—breaking heat in the forecast for west texas on wednesday, with temperatures in excess of 100 fahrenheit. and in terms of how that converts into celsius, we're talking about 38 celsius in the davis mountains, could get up to 46 celsius — 114 fahrenheit — in big bend national park, so really sizzling here for the time of year. and let's stay with what similar temperatures now as we head to the northwest of india and pakistan. for parts of rajasthan and madhya pradesh, the heat will continue for the next couple of days. maybe ease later in the week as we get a bit more wind across across the way the northern plains. for the south, the monsoon extending further. heavy, heavy showers bringing a risk of flooding, and we're still talking about a flood risk for parts of bangladesh and myanmar because of heavy rain in the next couple of days. and it's a similar theme as we finish off in europe. heavy showers focusing on fra

on his way to economic summit in montreal which takes place on june the seventh and eighth or to hold a meeting with president trump on the sidelines of that summit it would appear to that president wants to have the last say in the ear of president before he does go ahead and meet the north korean leader should should that summit still take place and good good to her job thermite thanks very much for that speaking to us live from washington italy's president has appointed an interim prime minister after weeks of talks failed to produce a government and sparked a political crisis carlo quarterly who is a former international monetary fund official has been tasked with passing the country's budget and planning fresh elections john how has more. political convulsions in italy beat the new prime minister designate not a political figure but a former international monetary fund official. that the government will maintain in. total neutrality with respect to the electoral debate. must now come up with a workable list of ministers but he's unlikely to survive a confidence vote in a parliame

warmer in the east, with the likes of denver and eventually dallas getting some wet weather, towards montreal 13 —— 30 degrees celsius. in pakistan, temperatures in excess of 50 across sindh province, and for much of the north—west of india, heatwave conditions, temperatures into the 40s in the coming days. in the north—east, showers are causing a problem, affecting notjust north—eastern india, but also bangladesh, relentless rain, and the knock—on effects of that will be significant flooding. mumbai, with sunshine in the coming days, more showers across sri lanka too. persistent rain and strong winds for japan and the korean peninsula on wednesday, thanks to low pressure here. thunderstorms across southern china, hong kong probably dodging the worst of those, but we will see rain affecting laos, cambodia, descending down across thailand, malaysia, singapore. sky is slightly clearer across indonesia. the prospects for japan will clearer across indonesia. the prospects forjapan will improve considerably by the time we get to the weekend, 25 in tokyo with sunshine. across europe, the heat is co

phenomenon with professor michelle cho from the department of east asia studies at mcgill university in montrealt. it's great, it means a lot to have a south korean artist speaking mainly in korean. i think it isa speaking mainly in korean. i think it is a broadening of audience tastes. i don't know that bts are so singular, even though they are enjoying unprecedented success as south korean artist. they follow in the footsteps of spanish—language p0p: the footsteps of spanish—language pop, which has become very popular in the us as well. give us a sense of how far k—pop goes beyond south korean borders and for how long this has been happening. k-pop is certainly a global phenomenon and has been expanding in its popularity for the last 20 years. really it's been since around 2012, i don't know if you can render the gangnam style, the internet in particular has been an important element of the dissemination of k—pop. i think that the musical style of k—pop has been very popular in east and southeast asia for several years. but entry into north america and europe in particular are reallyjust into

monsoon the trouble to come first she montreal over the solo to some comes close most of them up to closer to most destruction load monsoon flow starting may twenty third one g.w. good luck but to use it what do you get for fifty cents. if you sad. know a little. bit about his which today is you. think all feels lost and did you know it cost fifty cents to feed one hungry child for one full. day to do what. he gave me oh. and i'm sure that's all with the shared a meal you can share your in-laws children with just fifty cells and a tap on your smartphone together and global hunger please double the. great to have you back with us here washington news on little rock island this is our main headline this hour. as palestinians bury their dead at the international community has been reacting to the killing of almost sixty people in gaza by israeli troops u.s. security council has held an emergency session to discuss the violence many countries have condemned israel but the united states has defended it. now to nigeria's commercial capital lagos around twenty million people live there and it's s

predators five on here in game seven of that series the last canadian franchise to win the cup with the montreal canadiens back in ninety two ninety three the jets will face and show you come as the vegas golden knights in those conference finals. irish cyclist some senators want to stage seven of the tally with britain's simon yates holding on to the overall lead friday saw brought a city it's highly in mainland for the first time after opening stages in israel and on the island of sicily all but it's time to sprint finish to perfection edging out earlier view on a good one two of the opening three stages now it's enough aims to climb is first ground saw stage when his advantage over defending champion tom dillon heading into saturday's mountain stage. well the date was set the venue was ready and the opposition were poised for action but sadly for irish crickets the weather was unwilling to cooperate to day one of islands in oval test match looked like this this was against spigots pakistan in my heart but the day completely washed out it seems will try again on saturday and crucially the weat

and she emigrated with her parents and siblings, i think she was one of ten children, to montreal and sometime in the 1950s her family went to mobile. her father was a grocer, a banker, kind of small town -- small time businessman, and the family ended up at the gulf of mexico in mobile. kate's mother and one of her sisters had helped florence nighting gail. so they had done nursing, but they specifically asked kate not to volunteer for nursing in the confederacy, which i find interesting. in april 1862, just after the battle of shilo, kate got a chance when a girl from her church got a chance to nurse and she went over from mobile and tellings us that for the first nine days in attendance on soldiers when she arrived that she was unable to wash herself or anyone else. she was unable to undress. she was unable basically to sleep on anything but the floor. and that for maybe a couple hours a day. once i think she slept on a box. her skirts were tipped with blood and other fluids. it was clearly quite an initiation for her. and she becomes over time one of the stall warts of surgeon sam

are the only canadian team in the final four loss canadian franchise to win the cup what were the montreal canadiens in one hundred ninety three the jets will face n.h.l. newcomers the vegas golden knights in the western conference finals to tell us the rough on the dow's marching towards another final and setting a tennis record on the way the world number one's beaten. and six three six four at the madrid open to take his clay court winning streak to fifty straight sets that broke john mcenroe's requital success is that when that which stood for thirty four years and thus now in the quarter finals as he aims to win the title for six. something very difficult it might happen but i really don't think much about that now on all those kind of things probably are of the one piece of my career will be the time to think about it now don't we think is how i wanted a difficult match against very difficult play let him play well. but simona highlights hopes of winning a third madrid open in a row and did well number one's been knocked out in the quarter finals sixtieth carolina a player she has an

the only canadian team in the final form the last canadian franchise to win the cup but were the montreal canadiens and nineteen ninety three the jets will face and tell newcomers to vegas golden knights in the western conference finals. test now rafael nadal's marching towards another final and setting a record all of the on the way the wall to number one's beaten diego schwartzman six three six four at the madrid open to take his clay court winning streak to fifty straight sets that brokered john mcenroe's record four successive best set wins that we stood for thirty four years and i will meet world number five dominic c.m. in the quarterfinals and about an hour's time. of something very difficult i'm either happen but i really don't think much about all this kind of things probably of the winter is my career will be the time to think about it now don't we think is how i want a difficult match against very difficult players who play well. simona halep so hopes of winning a said madrid open and iraq have ended the world number one that was knocked out in the quarterfinals by six c. that.

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i want to switch gears to talk about flooding in my home state of montreal. we had -- state of montana. we had a tremendous snowpack. as a fly-fisherman, i can't wait. until the rivers blow out. to get on the rivers. in the meantime, we have flooding in montana. we're facing severe flooding due to rapidly melting snowpack in our mountains, combined with some recent heavy rainfall. surging rivers affect our communities across our state, forcing families from homes, schools, businesses, roadways are closing. in fact, montana has declared a statewide flooding emergency. and mobilized state resources but more flooding is yet to come. federal aid is going to be needed. how is d.h.s. assisting those affected communities in montana now? how can your department provide support in the coming months as we deal with additional flooding as well as, believe it or not, the upcoming wildfire season? secretary nielsen: yes, i can't believe we're there again already. so what we're doing at fema is we're trying to increase capability and capacity towards resilience. so in part

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the montreal market report indicated production could fall as low as one million barrels a day this yearrice along. sanctions on iran will help reduce supply out of that country. we will only get the real numbers and impact after november. this is in the context of global oil demand growth, and certainly there is pressure to push higher. francine: i guess the price goes up, and so shall producers have more incentive to turn on. shale producers, i think this year we will have strong growth in the u.s. for total crude output in 2018. even as the price goes higher, the u.s. faces bottlenecks in the sense that there are infrastructure constraints on pipelines. in terms of demand, we are not looking at demand destruction. in terms of emerging markets, you hit the nail on the head. a lot of these countries have removed subsidies at the retail level during the price slump. they are now feeling the full effect as prices rise, and does the concerns that india shared with saudi arabia as brent hit 8 $80. arabia, iraq,audi and iran. bittyela is the little blue over here. will you give us oil as one

tom: i would like to suggest that what i would really like you to do is fix the montreal canadiens, butght now. >> thank you for that. we have to work longer on that. tom: minister, you took your law at case western reserve in cleveland, ohio. you understand the border between canada and u.s. would you suggest what has changed is more of a mercantile united states of america? is that what this debate is about? is it new mercantilism by president trump? >> i would say, the big goal should be, for me it has always been -- and i was reminding people recently that about 40% of everything produced in the wild is going to canada. the big picture is, how can we make north america more competitive? how can we build more in north america? how can we sell more to the world? 9 million jobs in the u.s. depend on trade with canada. we are the largest trading partner. it only makes sense to see, how can we become more competitive together and compete with the rest of the world. we need to work smart and by working together, we can achieve that. tom: do you and minister friedland see any indication th

have established operations in places like canada who start bidding for projects out of cities like montrealllion and that is not bad. 600 million? that's not bad for an industry that only employs six and a half thousand people. a lot of punch for your money. briefly, what do you want to hearin money. briefly, what do you want to hear in the next few weeks that might allay those fears? the free movement of labour, the issue is in the hands of the government and it's not part of bilateral negotiations with europe. the future visa policy is in the governments own hands so we need to make the right decision about how expensive a visa will be and if we will have sufficient quotas and how flexible and how quickly we can get people in because we need an agile workforce to flex up we need an agile workforce to flex up and down quickly, and at the moment you can actually phoned up somebody in paris and say we need you in london tomorrow and you can get them here and they can work. will we be able to do that after brexit? i doubt it. neil, very good to talk to you. in the past half—hour the us have s

richard is in montreal, canada. line for republicans. go ahead.hy is senator rand paul the only republican senator that has called for the immediate hiring of fbi agent peter struck after those outrageous text messages? how come the other 50 republican senators are not outraged? 's outrage.aul it feels like the republicans are colluding with the republicans are colluding with democrats to overthrow a duly elected president. guest: i'm not in position to answer the mindset of republican senators or republican house members. i think that question would be better directed at some of the republican senators who have taken the position that you disagree with. host: james is in matthews. caller: i have watched you investigate clinton. for three ornghazi four years. investigateed you every appointee that president sincenominated and then you guys become the target of investigation you want to put a timeframe on it and that's the most ridiculous thing i have ever heard the plaintiff we have an armed robber rob a bank and the police don't catch him in a cl