for can we go nowhere and the montreal symphony orchestra it's not our roof or our but goodbye. all be it a lengthy goodbye thank goodness and i'm joined now by adrian kennedy from our culture death welcome adrian thanks for coming in to see me a final european tour with the o. s. and it looks like it's going to be quite an emotional one in some ways and one of the highlights was most certainly probably that concert that they just had at the end for how many in hamburg syria of course kind of gone a very familiar with the console in hamburg because he's also the general music director of the stay up for the film or not orchestra but many members of the orchestra were looking forward to playing in the new venue which cost eight hundred million euros took ten years to complete it's just opened two years back one of the vileness from the kind you know start comparing playing there to trying a stradivarius for the first time. that they played it very well because the concerts were claimed by audiences and critics alike yes we heard good things and it's such an incredible building in

the gano is presenting french composer sound song and debussy on his final european tour with a montreal symphony orchestra a program that's tailored to the orchestras home audience. the identity of comeback is very very strongly tied to europe today that has a distinct impact on the sound of the orchestra what has been the most exciting thing. over the course of the past years is to see the whole far we can focus and refine our particular and unique. musical language. i. was. gonna own has led the orchestra for thirteen years and will depart in twenty twenty . years always. by sixty four to be able to develop a long relationship and it really is a privilege because it doesn't happen very often. is always a very. big chance to be able to have a special relationship because there are things that can only develop with time and with that the substantial depth. of let go no has achieved plenty in his time with the canadian orchestra extending its repertoire and breathing new life into the classics. what makes costco music so special is that it it is above time it's above fashion but that is

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was actually too hot for them so they took off after one night and they went up to cold canada to montreal and that bed in is actually is the subject of a documentary that yoko ono has up on her you tube page these days it's called bed of peace we can take a little look at that this is where they recorded give peace a chance that iconic song and it was quite a party timothy leary showed up allen ginsberg was there and by the way you can actually rent this suite at the queen elizabeth hotel in montreal for nineteen hundred and sixty nine dollars nine hundred sixty nine doesn't fit in my travel budget but you know there's got to be someone out there watching some fan here who can make it work ok david thank you very much thanks for joining is it not she i should say that although john lennon is no longer with us we'll be featuring yoko ono on the show next week because she's got a new exhibition in germany thanks and he dead. now to a weird and wonderful exhibition in the couldn't stella in frankfurt not a day job bag painstakingly make stop motion videos out of the clay models that she crea

it hit as you see on the replay a montreal defender. credit thornton with the goal. 3-1 sharks in control. yones with the pass. 5-2 final. 10 goals in lasto games for the sharks. >>> great news despite the graphic for the cal basketball program. the cal win won, and as for the men at stanford. this is shocking, not lou cam panely. but the fact that cal built up a 20-point lead in this one. in the first half. bradley and they led by 13. stanford down by 20, they come back. three of his own. but the cardinal four of 28 from distance. under a minute. van over. talk about a guy coming into his own. he had 24. the cal bears go into the tournament with a three wind streak. they were winless a few games ago that's not bad. >> giants and a'sin the cactus lead. that youngster doesn't have a care in the world. giants have eight singles tonight. you need more power. joe panik tying things. mark milan son not having a great spring. taken deep the other way and the a's had control of this from then on. that will leave the premises in scottion dale.

the company is bound to stay in montreal under a deal. it just signed a 20 year lease. it was completely false and yet he stated it trying to get corruption charges dropped. why? [applause] >> mr. speaker, the member opposite has just betrayed himself. he is preoccupied by wealthy people, but we are concerned about the workers in those companies. workers who were part throughout the country to support their families and communities. that is what we always do. the conservatives have always wanted to give advantages and benefits to the wealthiest. however, we invest in the middle class and all of those working hard to join it. that delivers results for canadians. >> order. >> mr. speaker, as you know, nova scotia has the highest number of seniors per capita in all of canada. in can theanada. the dashcam the - prime minister please update us on how budget 2019 will help seniors across the country? >> mr. speaker, i would like to thank the number for his support for seniors. under budget 2019, there will be an enhancement of the gis earnings exemption. more than 300,000 sen

well, it was a scary early-morning flight for 189 passengers en route from montreal to fort lauderdale. reports of a possible fire onboard forced a canadian jetliner to make an emergency landing in newark. nikki battiste has more. >> reporter: around 8:30 a.m. saturday, this air transat plane's pilot alerted air traffic control to a possible fire. >> reporter: passengers on flight 942 reported the smell of smoke coming from the cargo hold... >> reporter: ...which forced the canadian airline's boeing 737, traveling from montreal to fort lauderdale, florida, to make an emergency landing at newark airport. safely on the ground, the pilot asked all 189 passengers and six crew members to deplane on emergency slides. newark airport tweeted that all runways were closed due to an "airport emergency," leaving other flights and passengers stuck on the runway. >> we saw the planes stacked up when we landed, and you could see they were using one runway. >> reporter: all flights resumed a few hours later. in a statement, air transat said, "no one was injured." but a spokesman for the port authority

it was montreal this was a separate militarily.powerful country flew over china so till nine hundred eleven china was itself under falling occupation so the new china really emerged in one thousand and eleven even at that time china was attempting to act like the month jews trying to control over other occupied countries all countries where man jews had influence like mongolia or tibet so when chinese attempt in one thousand and eleven one hundred twelve to control over tibet failed because division military beat the chinese back into their country so then we come back to nine hundred forty nine when marja don't consolidate did its political power with the formation of people's republic of china so. when communism came to power then once again the real certitude their right to control over form of colonies all the places of influence like today so china once again. under just one second. nine hundred twelve thousand nine hundred forty nine in the intervening period was to parrot an independent self-governing country let's be clear

joining us now via skype from montreal professor type have seen. a strategy in society professor of management at the h e c n montréal welcome to the program the professor should these protests in algeria come as a surprise to every anyone given the economic hardship that algerians are having to endure well it's not a surprise actually they nigeria there has been. several rewards in the last few years. and. probably it's only in the capital city that that nothing was happening and so. this this comes as no surprise actually there has been debates about. whether the very independence algerians have been fighting for freedom or for bread. and it is clear that they have been fighting for freedom and freedom has been suppressed algeria should be a rich nation it is j. graphically the biggest nation in africa but it's an oil and gas producer where has all the money gone. well you know use is rich off many things you're right the. educational level for example is high as you mention there are many many resources oil being only one of. the the money has b

know i or any other foreigner can dictate but talking to you thank you very clear graeme smith in montreal. this is state of the union's life and still to come renewed concerns of attacks on people with albinism in the east african country of malawi all different campaign is demanding all sources do more to protect. added that will take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world germany says it will extend its ban on arms sales to saudi arabia until the end of march because of the conflict in gamma resent it rescinded existing arms exports last year in response to the killing of journalist to jamal khashoggi of the saudi consulate in istanbul. united states trade deficit surged to a ten year high in last year's six hundred twenty one billion dollars us despite the trumpet ministration imposing ton of sort of range of imported goods slowing global growth and a stronger dollar are weighing on demand for u.s. goods last year the us are posted record trade deficit with china mexico and the e. . and this sounds former boss carlos ghosn has been delays from prison in japan

that you know i or any other foreigner can dictate it's ok thank you very clear graeme smith in montreal. a human rights watch says the iraqi government has charged hundreds of children with terrorism because of their links to islamic state and here says the iraqis on the radio kurdish government used torture to coerce confessions in some cases faster right around fifteen hundred children are being held in detention for alleged i association knots of supporters and victims of i asked many of them children a living the group's a final on clay village of who's in eastern syria children caught up in islamic state leave behind a world many of them were born into. most are now orphans and face an uncertain future while some may be handed over to aid agencies there are concerns about the fate of the older boys in particular. a report by human rights watch says around fifteen hundred children are being held on terrorism charges over the border in iraq some claim they've been tortured this teenager says he has the scars to prove it at sixteen he was arrested for alleged links to i.a.s. and held

montreal international talk show is miniature montreux a sweeping german politics than europe resolve bitter divisions over migration the government it is said stead into the abyss could friendly fire from president. trying to defeat one of the strongest military alliances in history find out what my guests have to say on quadriga. marguerita on d. w. . o. . here's what's coming up for the book is legal how flanking to talk about here on. the phones is legal every week and here comes the folks. oh they are digital maurier's. for women for internet activists one mission the battle for freedom and dignity. against repression and filing they deployed the powers of social media. oh their messages are spreading like wildfire social media spectacle critical to the boat and thousands of. calls a mile. on the streets they know women who are changing the world to. digital. starts marching on to w o. venezuela's opposition leader one why though has returned to his country despite the threat of arrest he had been on a tour of latin america to build support for his efforts to unseat venezuelan pr

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he's one of the greats on the modern classical scene conductor ken gano is wrapping up with the montreal orchestra that he's led for thirteen years more on that in a moment because this is also in the pipeline. in our continuing series one hundred german must reads we'll hear about because they divided the sky the first novel ever written about german divisions. and in times of intense debate over the authenticity of images news and facts a new exhibition in berlin questions the truthfulness of photography. well here's what you could call a down to earth celebrity californian born conductor kent the guy knows how to bring music to the masses he knows how to wow a crowd and he knows how to take an orchestra in trouble and help it find its own language even its own relevance in the twenty first century and after thirteen years at the helm of the. he's hard at work sealing the deal on his own legacy. the musical sparks fly when can meet igor stravinsky's. the rite of spring when it premiered more than one hundred years ago the cost of scandal.

not only did the attorney general testified that the company would leave montreal without an agreement, he made the mistake of repeating the same falsehood in public at his press conference. it's on the record. he can now deny what he said in front of 35 million canadians or he can finally stand on his feet and begin telling the truth. he said the former attorney general the headquarters would be gone if she did not immediately show the charges -- shell the charges. we now know that was a falsehood. why does he stay a falsehood to get charges dropped against a company? why did he state a falsehood to get charges dropped against the company? mr. speaker, we have been -- we are always going to defend and stand up for jobs while respecting our institutions. had to think about how to protect canadian jobs and we are going to continue to do that, including in this historic budget that we brought forward yesterday that the conservatives do not want to talk about at any cost. >> order. he is not denying he said it now, but he just realized that he accidentally blurt it out during a press conf

we went over the canadian border into montreal from new hampshire.o a pharmacy in montreal and the women were able to purchase the widely prescribed breast cancer drug for 1/10 of the price they were paying in the united states. i will never forget these were working-class women struggling for their lives. tease -- tears were coming out of their eyes as they were able to purchase the medicine for 10% of what they would have paid. for the other countries in the world, the same exact drug is sold. here it is sold for far higher prices. the drug companies made $50 billion in profits. we say to the drug companies that elderly people are not going to have to cut their pills in half. we will not tolerate a situation where one out of five americans cannot afford to fill the prescriptions of their doctors. can you imagine how insane that is? and drug companies, that is going to lower the prices of drugs. today, we say to walmart and the , well, thatdustry is one way you could say it. [laughter] i am a senator so i can't say it like that. is, starte will say

one of the greats on the modern classical scene conductor kent the gano is wrapping up with the montreal orchestra that he's led for thirteen years more on that in a moment because this is also in the pipeline. in our continuing series one hundred german must streams we'll hear about they divided the sky the first novel ever written about german divisions. and in times of intense debate over the authenticity of images news and facts a new exhibition in berlin questions the truthfulness of photography. well he is what you could call a down to earth celebrity californian born conductor kent the gunnel knows how to bring music to the masses he knows how to wow a crowd and he knows how to take an orchestra in trouble and help it find its own language even its own relevance in the twenty first century and after thirteen years at the helm of the guest list some phony dimaio he's hard at work sealing the deal on his own legacy. was the musical sparks fly when can.

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it's unclear if there was a threat to the flight that was headed to florida from montreal. what is very clear is the crew of flight 942 wasted no time in declaring that emergency and actually putting that plane safely on the ground in newark to allow for the evacuation of the 189 people. as you hear more of the chatter between air traffic controllers and the pilots, it's pretty remarkable how cool and calm they are as they try to lead them to safety. take a listen. >> 942 mayday, mayday. >> standing by. >> check turbulence. >> 942, hold right there. >> we are going to stay on the runway. >> do you plan to evacuate? >> we are going to see what they have to say to us. do you see smoke coming out the back. >> 942, no smoke appears from the plane. shut the aircraft down. >> we know now, several hours after the whole episode that, at one point, the decision was made to evacuate, to use those emergency slides to get those people to potential safety here after this concern. as for those passengers, they are sending another plane to newark to get those passengers to their flight, t

and we walked in and we had planned this out, we walked in to a pharmacy in montreal and the women therese tamoxifen, a widely prescribed breast cancer drug, for one tenth of the price that they are paying in vermont. i will never forget, tears, these are working class women struggling for their lives, tears were coming out of their eyes as they were able to purchase the medicine they needed for 10% of what they were paying in vermont. on drug after drug, go all over the world, uk, france, scandinavia, canada, wherever it is, the same exact drug in the same exact bottle made in the same factory is sold in this country for far, far higher prices. meanwhile, last year the five major drug companies made $50 billion in profit. we say to the drug companies that elderly people in vermont and new hampshire and in this country are not going to have to cut their pills in half, we're not going to tolerate a situation where one out of five americans cannot afford to fill the prescriptions their doctors write. imagine how insane that is. you're sick go to the doctor's office, writes a manipulation y

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three radio stations in montreal have pulled the entertainer's songs.but in this era of me too, even if allegations are now seen in a new light, jackson's iconic legacy is not one easily torn down. >> what happens a lot when you have a controversial figure like this is the real faithful fans double down. it goes to show how much an entertainer and music can mean to people. >> reporter: but it isn't so much about tearing down an icon but about vital information and lifting all survivors. >> i would hope that what people take away from the film is a more complex and balance and understanding of how child sexual abuse takes place. >> you have forgiven yourself. >> i have forgiven myself. >> it's going to be a life-long journey for me. and i'm helping myself so i can be better for my kids and my family. and that's goal. >> reporter: the two-part hbo film "leaving neverland" is currently airing on hbo now and hbo girl. >>> coming back, the new zit girl. it girl. of 1-2-3 medicines with trelegy. s why i've got the power the only fda-approved 3-in-1 copd treat

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amber: did you threaten to move your headquarters from montreal?o where did this issue come up from, that it was a possibility? >> i don't know what people make up for what they have in their mind. canadian global champion, one of the few, actually. not many. e&rre in the top three design companies in the world. we are proud of being a canadian company. we have 130 offices across canada. we employ 9000 people, used to employ 20,000 people. we have a very, very strong investor base. 82% of our investors are canadian. who havereat backers been incredibly supportive in terms of what we have done. we would not have been able to go and buy probably the best engineering company in the u k, support in terms of financing. be ins where we want to terms of our base. my interviewas with neil bruce, ceo of snc-lavalin. shery: coming up, we are awaiting the event decision on interest rates. we will have a special report at 2:00 p.m. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: the federal reserve will announce its latest rate decision in a few moments. with us for a preview is

montreal mayor vley plante calling the and ture that h no place in montreal.sa t vlenc won't keep himt afraid to go back to work. >> this attack could have been much, much worse. according no the canadian press, the knife the assailant was carrying actually broke off during this attack. think about that. talk about divine intervention. i mean the idea that this took place, again, at church. in terms of the suspect at this point we know he is a 26-year-old. we don't know the connection between him and the pastor at this point but he does have a criminal record. >> still a lot of questions on this motive there. >> shocking video. >> definitely. >> zachary kiesch, thanks so much. >>> still ahead, we got "pop news" with diane macedo and maybe a few puppies. tom is going to hold a puppy. op news" with diane macedo and maybe a few puppies. tom is going to hold a puppy. to hold a puppy. it's the same as having wings. to the stars beyond the blue. there's a never land waiting for you. when you leave the world behind, you can fly. you can fly. you can fly. have a skincare routine. but what abo

sharks managed to beat montreal 5-2 last night even though self of their players were battling the flu. joe thornton called the win a gutsy win. he scored the winning goal when his paz was deflected into the net by the stick of a mont player. >>> the oakland as head to japan next week to play some exhibition and regular season games. they appear to be ready. judging by last night's 5-1 spring training win against the giants, the as had two rua always also announceed a new attraction this year at the coliseum. the as stomping ground we'll be an 18,000 square-foot area for children and families. there will be a picnic area along with an indoor fun zone featuring a stage, video wall and interactive games. >>> an east bay military veteran going to battle against the city over his house. coming up, the reasons he was forced out of the home he has been living in for the his prom man. watch this. we'll share her story with you and the surprise gift steph presented her. >> good morning. we do have traffic that is awfully good for a friday. most of these communities look at this, highway 24 loo

. >>> peed montreal police are suving for four men involved in a home invasion robbery. it happened yesterday morning at a home on tyson circumstance. police say three of of the men were armed with guns. they are accused with ransacking the home ache cell phone and julie. police say two people would live at the home suffered minor injuries while tying to he is came. >> new information on the condition of a 4-year-old who accidentally shot himself. they said najon jackson suffered a severe brain injury and did undergo surgery. he is now in an induced coma and waiting to see if the young boy recovers. >> it is a brain injury. they're going to keep him isolated for a couple of days and hopefully we can figure out what is going to happen from there. >> they did tell us he will be heavily sedated and as days go by, they will gradually take him off the medication and see how he responds. so we do not know at this time whether he will be comatose. he is critical and we are asking everybody to please keep my family and friday grandson in your prayers. >> the boyfriend of the lit

presented the idea to the prime minister during a meeting on the sidelines, the premier conference in montrÉal he had suggested to the prime minister a way to get americans to top is tariffs, dropped retaliatory tariffs, encouraging goodwill from the united states. canada has not done that since that was made in december. i am curious whether there is a discussion going on at the highest level of canadian government, whether that is something you would do. >> our position is very clear we believe the tariffs on aluminum and steel should be dropped completely. their totality cannot be replaced by anything else. that is our position. >> one reason we were so successful in the nafta negotiations is we were able to come together as team canada meaning the premier and the federal government working together, the business community working with us, i would encourage premieres to come forward with their suggestions and ideas, doesn't mean we will accept all their ideas but healthy to have a state in the country, how do we move this along. i welcome ideas, doesn't mean we are acceptable. and we are we