the canadian capital ottawa and montreal are among the places which are declared states of emergency.y can to shore up their houses. my basement is flooding because the power is out as of today. my backyard is planning —— flooding, too, because of the swamp. canada's prime minister has visited some of the affected areas, even filling up sandbags but it will take more than a planned photocall to solve the problem whichjustin trudeau says is a result of climate change. with climate change, we will be seeing more and more of these extreme weather events more regularly. we need to think about adaptation, mitigation and how we will move forward together. in some places, the waters are starting to recede allowing people to assess the damage but with more rain forecast over the coming days, others can only watch and wait. for the first time in more than 200 years, a japanese emperor is about to resign. on tuesday afternoon emperor akihito will enter a ceremonial room in the imperial palace in tokyo and formally give up his throne. under japan's constitution emperor akihito is not allowed to

the canadian capital 0ttawa and montreal are among the places which have declared states of emergencyhat they can to shore up their houses. my basement is currently flooding because the power is out as of today. my backyard is flooding too because there's a swamp back there, so i'm pretty much surrounded except for a little bit in the front. canada's prime minister has visited some of the affected areas, even filling up sandbags, but it will take more than a carefully planned photocall to solve the problem whichjustin trudeau says is a result of climate change. with climate change, we're going to see more and more of these extreme weather events more regularly. we need to think about adaptation, mitigation and how we will move forward together. in some places, the floodwaters are now starting to recede , enabling people to assess the damage but with more rain forecast over the coming days, others can only watch and wait. caroline rigby, bbc news. the former us republican senator, richard lugar, one of washington's most prominent foreign policy voices, has died in virginia aged 87, he

including montreal and ottawa... fo >>> the state of emergency has been declared in large parts of eastern canada. following flooding. nearly 5, 500 homes in quebec under water. the prime minister helped fill sandbags as part of canada are seeing the worst flooding in years. montreal's mayor says the situation is stable and warns everyone to remain on alert as weather conditions could lead to more flooding. >>> there's chronic flooding in the u.s., as well. >> right now the state of louisiana using federal funds for an experiment that could turn into the blueprint of dealing with some call climate refugees. cnbc's diana olick explains. >> reporter: at a small church meeting house, in a small louisiana farm town, a small community is making a very big decision. >> the option to purchase has been signed, signed today. >> reporter: the community up to 40 homes is moving together to higher ground. the state of louisiana is using federal funds to purchase land, build new homes, demolish the flood damaged homes and turn th

it's all to honor my father time in montreal it feels good to be back in canada to be playing here for toronto in the country where i was born no rookie blue jays ever born such high expectations led junior was smacking home runs for his junior team buffalo bisons earlier this week even as the hype built about his arrival in toronto and the team needs the boost they hope he'll provide after winning two world series in the early one nine hundred ninety s. the blue jays of only rarely contended for the title since then the team and the league want to new superstar there is a lot at stake for him there that the jays have never had a player they've never developed a player as good as this guy internally and they've never had a player who literally holds i would argue the fate of the franchise in his hands statisticians the talent spotting scouts coaches literally everyone in baseball who's looked at blue. amir guerrero jr says he could become one of the hottest hitters the game has ever seen and that means an immense amount of pressure on a young man who's just turned twenty even then thos

its all to honor my father time in montreal it feels good to be back in canada to be playing here for toronto in the country where i was born no rookie blue jays ever born such high expectations lad junior was smacking home runs for his junior team buffalo bisons earlier this week even as the hype built about his arrival in toronto and the team needs the boost they hope he'll provide after winning two world series in the early one nine hundred ninety s. the blue jays of only rarely contended for the title since then the team and the league want to new superstar there is a lot at stake for him there that the jays have never had a player they've never developed a player as good as this guy internally and they've never had a player who literally holds i would argue the fate of the franchise in his hands statisticians the talent spotting scouts coaches literally everyone in baseball who's looked at vladimir guerrero jr says he could become one of the hottest hitters the game has ever seen and that means an immense amount. of pressure on a young man who's just turned twenty even then those

of tragedy here now to tell us about how their communities have been doing since these attacks in montreal rise your home media serves a spokeswoman for the national council of canadian muslims rabbi chuck diamond is a former rabbi of the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh pennsylvania and in hamilton new zealand is the spokeswoman for the islamic women's council of new zealand welcome all of you to the stream thank you hello everybody very much i want to show you something that caught our eye as we were just following what was happening in new zealand new zealand is not in the headlines right now international headlines but we got this on twitter as an all. update from the scene he's the father who was shot multiple times along for his daughter in a new zealand must terrorist attack this sentence has stands out to me don't forget us from your practice and then was seen actually does an update as well listen to part of the update from his hospital bed now yes i on. yes thank you very much guys for all the prayers that i have i'm slightly getting very perturbed day by time. after. the sho

its all to honor my father time in montreal it feels good to be back in canada to be playing here for toronto and the country where i was born no rookie blue jays ever born such high expectations led junior was smacking home runs for his junior team buffalo bisons earlier this week even as the hype built about his arrival in toronto and the team needs the boost they hope he'll provide after winning two world series in the early one nine hundred ninety s. the blue jays of only rarely contended for the title since then the team and the league wants a new superstar there is a lot at stake for him there that the jays have never had a player they've never developed the player as good as this guy internally and they've never had a player who literally holds i would argue the fate of the franchise in his hands statisticians the talent spotting scouts coaches literally everyone in baseball who's looked at vladimir guerrero jr says he could become one of the hottest hitters the game has ever seen and that means an immense amount of pressure on a young man who's just turned twenty even then tho

it's all to honor my father time in montreal it feels good to be back in canada to be playing here for toronto in the country where i was born no rookie blue jays ever born such high expectations junior was smacking home runs for his junior team buffalo bisons earlier this week even as the hype built about his arrival in toronto and the team needs the boost they hope he'll provide after winning two world series in the early one nine hundred ninety s. the blue jays of only rarely contended for the title since then the team and the league want to new superstar there is a lot at stake for him there that the jays have never had a player they've never developed a player as good as this guy internally and they've never had a player who literally holds i would argue the fate of the franchise in his hands statisticians the talent spotting scouts coaches literally everyone in baseball who's looked at blue. amir guerrero jr says he could become one of the hottest hitters the game has ever seen and that means an immense amount of pressure on a young man who's just turned twenty even then those wh

it's all to honor my father time in montreal it feels good to be back in canada to be playing here for toronto in the country where i was born no rookie blue jays ever born such high expectations junior was smacking home runs for his junior team buffalo bisons earlier this week even as the hype built about his arrival in toronto and the team needs the boost they hope he'll provide after winning two world series in the early one nine hundred ninety s. the blue jays of only rarely contended for the title since then the team and the league want to new superstar there is a lot at stake for him there that the jays have never had a player they've never developed a player as good as this guy internally and they've never had a player who literally holds i would argue the fate of the franchise in his hands statisticians the talent spotting scouts coaches literally everyone in baseball who's looked at vladimir guerrero jr. says he could become one of the hottest hitters the game has ever seen and that means an immense amount of pressure on a young man who's just turned twenty even then those who

but such warnings came too late for the residents of one town near montreal, when more than six and ad to leave their homes after floodwaters reached a diet, sending a five foot surge of water crashing through the area “— surge of water crashing through the area —— dyke. the canadian capital montreal and ottawa have declared states of emergency and hundreds of soldiers have been deployed to the hardest—hit regions as residents do what they can to shore up their homes. my basement is currently flooding because the power is out as of today. my backyard is flooding too, because there is a swamp back there, i'm surrounded except for a little bit out the front. and a deposit minister has visited some of the affected areas, even helping to fill up sandbags, but it will take more than a carefully planned photo opportunity to solve the problem with justin trudeau opportunity to solve the problem withjustin trudeau is the result of climate change —— canada's. withjustin trudeau is the result of climate change -- canada's. we will see more and more of these extreme weather events more regularly

more than 6,000 people have been forced out of their homes near the canadian city of montreal becauses the result of heavy rains and melting snow. spring flooding in eastern canada has already affected thousands of people and properties. this dam at bell falls in quebec is dangerously over capacity and authorities have ordered anybody down river to evacuate, but such warnings came too late for the residents of one town near montreal, where more than 6,500 people were forced to leave their homes after floodwaters breached a dyke, sending a five—foot surge of water crashing through the area. the canadian capital 0ttawa and montreal are among the places which have declared states of emergency. and hundreds of soldiers have been deployed to the hardest—hit regions as residents do what they can to shore up their houses. my basement is currently flooding because the power is out as of today. my backyard is flooding too because there's a swamp back there, so i'm pretty much surrounded except for a little bit in the front. canada's prime minister has visited some of the affected areas, even f

a bit of a respite for montrealers itself.ing out of the rockies. bringing some now at —— bring some snow out of the higher ground. that storm system makes its way eastwards. later this week it could bring more rainfall across parts of quebec including montreal. it is also being colder conditions through central and western parts of canada and the western states as well. temperatures on the dip here. closer to home, the outlook is a bit mixed in the uk. some spells of warm sunshine, especially in eastern and central areas. rain in the east and west. here is the outlook for capital cities in the last next few days. we will have more details on the weather in happen. —— in half an hour. hello, this is outside source. a video emerges appearing to show the leader of so—called islamic state. if it's authentic it's the first time that abu bakr al—baghdadi has been seen in five years. boeing faces litigation and a sharp drop in value after its newest plane was grounded over safety concerns. the ceo of boeing apologises after two fata

across france church bells ringing out in tribute to montreal. as the nation pauses to remember what was lost in the blaze there are plans to rebuild and firefighters are rejecting claims that they responded too slowly. plus the trump administration cracking down on cuba the white house announcing fresh measures designed to choke off with little cash in travel to the country the move could dry up for the best for the cuba some say washington is also targeting. nicolas. it's good to have you with us we start on the portuguese island of madeira where at least twenty people are believed to have been killed after a tourist bus veered and crashed. from the room local reports say the vehicle rolled down the hillside overturned after the driver lost control in the coastal town of honeycomb at least fifty people most of them tourists are believed to have been on the bus germany's foreign ministry and other sources say at least some of the day are german nationals. are in for more of this we want to bring in said c.l.'s edda she's a journalist for the new

in the capital rising water levels of also closed at least one key bridge in the city ottawa and montreal declared a state of emergency last week. all the united nations is giving some thirteen million dollars in emergency funding to mozambique that is people there are struggling in the aftermath of a second psych loan as many months cyclon kind of slammed into northern mozambique sunday causing massive flooding more trench away rainfalls expected in the days ahead kind of comes just six weeks after psych lone die devastated the region around barrow farther south. after the storm the rain. torrential downpours are swelling rivers and washing away houses here in the north of muslim became nature's fury has been unleashed and the danger is far from over six weeks ago cycling it i devastated the south of the country killing some six hundred people from kenneth is predicted to cause twice as much rainfall as its predecessor already communities have been up ended by the storms destructive force . the wind destroyed the farms and the palm trees the farms don't have anything we lost everything o

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are joining me here the big table is my colleague in montreal that shunts she's been covering this street and she's been covering the yellow best for just forestdale for quite some time it's good to see you again so the french president he said he's willing to cut income taxes what else well yes i think he's talk tonight was quite significant is the first time he holds a press conference on domestic matters we know he's not a fan of the exercise he doesn't like to have this much and he's been answering questions for the whole for most of the evening and what's interesting is that yes he promised he would tax because he actually acknowledged the end of s. movements by saying by by calling it a movement and he also said he had learned a lot about him that there is those think six months of protests here so defined french people as the children of enlightenment which is very micro now as they say in french he likes to use is tens of phrases that you know are these children you know what it meant to did he say that he acknowledged that their demands are valid . yes i know he acknowledged that

host: richard is an montrÉal.caller: good morning. 8, 97% of democrats voted against the resolution that would condemn illegal emigrants from voting in american elections. that's why the democrats don't want border security. they want illegals to vote. why isn't this being reported? guest: thank you for making that public. they want to allow 16-year-olds to vote. that was voted down. they want to bring emigrants in and then at some point allow them the right to vote. ron is watching in florida. caller: hello. we have the largest in course rated population in the free world. when people serve their time and get out of jail, they are unable to get high-end jobs. competing withre illegal emigrants for work. isn't that a form of double jeopardy? when did our government begin to serve people that came into the country more than people that serve time? it creates a conveyor belt of crime. do whatever back to you did to get in jail when you can't find work. thank you very much for your time. as a former sheriff, the peop

montreal is playing feisty hockey trying to muscle their waynto that last spot. es they last two g beat two playoff teams. so with the playoffs actually a week away, t.j. oshie and the capitals expecting, even looking forw ad to playoff atmosphere when the puck drops tonight. >> you just get a little more intensity, a littleore suspense, feeling of each play having a little bit more experience than it does, say, at 15 games ago or even last team wasn't gre for us. so it's gng to be fun to go ad head-to-he with these guys, try to ramp up our game and get our identity ingrained here in the last two. >>> the virginia cavaliers first fil four in 35 years. last saturday standing out with more than just the blond hair converting the last second shot tying the gam in regulation. overtime legenory. going roll virginia tech. he's been developing all season. >> at the start of year, i said he's an x factor for us. the way he'slayed all tournament has been significant. farce the hair, if it's like sampson and he's got to do it, so be it. it looks better in person than on tv

>> montreal of the canada puns. >> you are not sorry? >> not at all but they are. >> sorry.hey are just apologizing. after this game, i'm going to be real sorry. >> how careful to you have to be when you build a dam? >> how careful? >> you have to be very careful. >> you mean a boot. >> that is the one when you know what they are talking a boot. >> how about elk. >> beautiful beast. >> where does an elk serve his prison sentence? >> elkatraz. >> i knew that one. >> you should have just said >> when the canadians come by this video, they'll say oshawa that. >> you can ottawa watch it. >> that's all for >> it's celebrity week las vegas, and salt-n-pepa are back to finish their game for charity. coming to you from caesars entertainment studios, this is "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody, welcome to "millionaire." it is celebrity week las vegas. d i am so excid at we some holdover contestants, so we had to bring them back. ladies and gentlemen, salt-n-pepa. [cheers and applause] welcome back. >> good to see you again. >> welc

moment or planning to go there take a boat it's very wet in fact is flooded from all two or three montreal not towards new brunswick there is flooding on the ground this rain not coming out of the sky and it's still cold north the snow in places just add to the mix because melting snow is part of the problem that goes away so this sunday by a day should be a better looking picture and the next system coming in is much weaker as a bit of rain maybe in new york or just across the border maybe but nothing much to it and it's broken up further west so you've got sort of twenty six degrees in dallas no showers and if you follow the tail end apart from a couple of showers maybe in somewhere like new mexico colorado utah it's dry but above my head it's the elephant in the room what is it doing snowing in late april or early mates a little bit late in the season to do that and unfortunately from sunday to monday that spreads across the northern plains states towards the midwest with rain to its south so it's not really cold enough to sustain much snow on the ground and in the cases still plenty of

>> from montreal. albert: i will tell you a story. it is in french but i cannot translate it. building, wetment saw the germans leaving and bringing with them all the cows from normandy. in french when you want to insult someone, they said [speaking french], but she was not talking about the cows. she was talking about the germans. [laughter] bill: i thought you're going to answer in french. we could spend a couple more hours and getting more details and hear about albert's life after the war, but we will close. i will actually end the program. i want to thank all of you for being with us. we will have first-person programs each wednesday and thursday until the 8th of august. our program is until may -- june 6. all programs will be available on the museum's youtube channel. we hope you see more of our programs. when albert is finished it a moment he will remain here on the stage and we invite any of you who want to come up and ask a question, just shake his hand or get a photograph taken with him, please feel free to do that. we welcome that. albert, you welcome that? albert:

the united states led on the montreal protocol. rate, -- i did establish the assistant administrator for the international. i do not if it is still ongoing. is there one? >> yes, i think that is the case. so, gina, what do you see globally..a.'s role, the united states has to play a global role with in him was a e.p.a., but what is your experience, and what do you see projecting ahead? mccarthy: i actually still do quite a number of meetings. there are still negotiations happening. a lot of them are the prior administrative, the obama administration. we had meetings in m.i.t. with india and a lot of folks. the sad thing for me is they always start out by apologizing because i feel it is essential, because i'm really sorry about some of the disrespect going on now. i had this conversation with the president of the u.n. general assembly, we had her on the phone, because i am interested in building health and sustainable development goals and thinking about how health can become a fundamental pathway forward on the imbc. icy health is

more than six thousand people have been forced out of their homes near the canadian city of montrealnd melting snow. spring flooding in eastern canada has already affected thousands of people and properties. this dam at bells falls in quebec is dangerously over capacity and authorities have ordered anybody down river to evacuate, but such warnings came too late for the residents of one town near montreal, where more than 6,500 people were forced to leave their homes after floodwaters breached a dyke, sending a five—foot surge of water crashing through the area. the canadian capital 0ttawa and montreal are among the places which have declared states of emergency. and hundreds of soldiers have been deployed to the hardest—hit regions as residents do what they can to shore up their houses. my basement is currently flooding because the power is out as of today. my backyard is flooding too because there's a swamp back there, so i'm pretty much surrounded except for a little bit in the front. canada's prime minister has visited some of the affected areas, even filling up sandbags, but it w

. >> reporter: she's since teamed up with a support group in montreal called mothers merry. >> what wee to remember is that no mother is taking this light pily. >> reporter: the founders are trying to tackle the stigma associated with moms and moms to be, who use marijuana to cope with migraines, morning sickness, anxiety and postpartum depression. where would you be if you were not able to use cannabis? >> the cannabis is really the only thing that kept me feeling like i had hope and if i hadn't gotten my medical cannabis, i just don't think i'd be here today. >> reporter: mothers merry is based in canada, where cannabis is legal, but nearly half of their online members are from america, where marijuana is still illegal under federal law, and yet a national survey finds that 1 in 14 american women reported using cannabis during pregnancy, a number that has more than doubled since 2015. this increase has doctors alarmed, and the american college of obstetricians and gynecologists recommends against using marijuana during pregnancy. >> we know that marijuana exposure during pregnancy af

montreal, 1-0,capitals. andre burakovsky, kicks it up to his skate. look at this. and scores.fty footwork. 2-1 with the division title and ome ice advantage for the first two roundsf the playoffs. tonight, feeling like a dress rehearsal for the playoffs to come. >> we were forced to not take chances. it wasn't an easy win.oo it is to go for that with three or four games. good lessons to be had from that. >>> all right. opening day for the mets facing stephen strasbur he gets michael conforto swinging away. top of the sixth, victor robles takes syndergaard. the second he run of the season. the nats up 2-0. ninth inning, a little insurance. he finds -- excuse me. you have here another run. bringing that one in. the nats win this one 4-0. >>> now in baltimore, the orioles home openeracing the yankees. we knew thi team was getting a little younger but this is a little much. we kid. get it? no score. jonath takes the james paxton pitch for a ride a three-run first inning. all happy in bird land. it falls apart in the ninth. luke voit gets this just over the fence in left field. the

. >> host: richard from montrÉal, republican. >> caller: good morning congressman.on march the eighth 90% and% voted against a resolution that would condemn a legal and or grants from an american election. so a lot of republican voters and why they're not making this public. that is what the democrats do not want border security they want illegals to vote. why are they making this public so the independent voter will know better when they go vote in 2020? >> guest: thank you for making a public. that is why we on shows like this to talk about these kind of issues to get the word out. they also want to allow 16 -year-olds to vote. that was voted down however. there is an issue there that those suspect that they want to bring immigrants in and at some point allow them the right to vote. >> host: will go down to florida, ron, an independent. >> caller: hello. how are you today? my question is, in our country with the largest incarcerated population in the free world i believe. when people serve their time and get out of jail they are unable to get high in jobs which me

areas of montreal are under a state of emergency. >> a similar i scenen northern mozambique. it was hit by a cyclone four days o, and a lot of communities are now under water and witho power. five people were killed had the cyclone hit. it had a wend strh of a category-four hurricane. we call them hurricanes here, they call them cyclones in other parts of the world. >>> less thanilwo days unt may, and it snowed in the windy city over the weekend. yikes. some areas of chicago saw up to eight inches of snow. goodness.ra and freezing . adding insult to injury for the residents there, the snowstorm came after a week of warm, summer-like weather. >> that's why april is one of the cruelest of all the months. >> it's crazy. you can have summer-like weather and then snow -- >> in all fairness, it is chicago. y 1996.dfather pass fri we were in massachusetts for his funeral in april and had 21 inches of snow. >> 21? >> yeah. that was the middle of april in massachusetts. not completely outside the range of possibility. if that happened here -- >> something's not right. >> we'd be crash

much now go to the me for a call from lunch rush take in montreal a public meeting young more than half the teams have seen new coaches in the space of a year one is out birds martin schmidt in a pot some of the table clash against a colleague these days and numbered thank. you similarly. to see him try the six dollars to. the bundesliga a link with a big turnover. of money and coaches who can keep track of these days. welcome to kick off the coaching carousel with the weekend's highlights. because. it was a top five showdown as clubhouse hosted live six two teams with plenty happening on the coach's benches leipzig small flying neck leaves in the summer making way for current hoffenheim coaching leonardo's. lambaste dieter hacking is set to be replaced by marco also currently at austria's rb salzberg. who in turn will be succeeded by line six assistant coach jesse marsh. the news of headings exit came as a surprise to many observers in three years he's taken the team from lowly fourteenth to fifth evidently his boss sporting director mark a barrel wants a change of strategy meaning tak

its all to honor my father time in montreal it feels good to be back in canada to be playing here for toronto in the country where i was born no rookie blue jays ever born such high expectations junior was smacking home runs for his junior team buffalo bisons earlier this week even as the hype built about his arrival in toronto and the team needs the boost they hope he'll provide after winning two world series in the early one nine hundred ninety s. the blue jays of only rarely contended for the title since then the team and the league want to new superstar there is a lot at stake for him there that the jays have never had a player they've never developed a player as good as this guy internally and they've never had a player who literally holds i would argue the fate of the franchise in his hands statisticians the talent spotting scouts coaches literally everyone in baseball who's looked at vladimir guerrero jr says he could become one of the hottest hitters the game has ever seen and that means an immense amount of pressure on a young man who's just turned twenty even then those who

big in montreal club if you're going more than half the teams are seeing new coaches in the space of a year one is outskirts martin schmitz in a bottom of the table clash against a colleague these days and numbered. absolutely brilliant. to see him transition on. the bundesliga a link with a big turnover of money and coaches who can keep track of these days. even though the welcome to kick off and the coaching carousel with the weekend's highlights. it was a top five showdown as club a host of live takes two teams with plenty happening on the coach's benches six five long neck leads in the summer making way for current hoffenheim coaching really i'm not. wild class teacher hacking is set to be replaced by marcos i'm currently at austria's army so i'll support him who in turn will be succeeded by life success system coach jesse marsh. the news of headings exit came as a surprise to many observers in three years he's taken the team from lowly fourteenth to fifth evidently his boss sporting director marks a barrel wants a change of strategy meeting taking their game to the next level sa

to a quick break but i have live comedy shows coming up in detroit chicago new york minneapolis montreal and washington d.c. get taken to redacted tor dot com if you're not near any of those cities you can also watch my live standup comedy special at lee camp comedy special dot com that's the only place to get it we'll be right back a lot more. blood banks. patients it's two thousand and eight j.p. morgan. just b. c. etc and in the other room living middle class people and the point of blood is to take blood from the living middle class people and to transfuse blood to the dead banks next door that they've been dead for more than ten years the people that are in the middle class are going to start to suffer and suffer horribly and many of them will die by the way they won't be getting any of the blood from the other middle class people to keep them alive all the blood all the plasma goes to the. giving political guidance to the process so basically what i'm waiting for he's an alter politically. ideally stemming from the moment you feel. people. live the good times then. we have learned

the washington capitals clinched the metropolitan division title with a two one victory over the montreal canadiens the team winning the crown for a fourth straight year with the games there. and for the third time baseball star. zuki has turned down an award from the japanese government's tokyo wanted to acknowledge his achievements with the people's honor award the forty five year old to retire from the major leagues last month as scored a total of four thousand three hundred and sixty seven hits in japan and the us it's a hero turned down the honor saying he would prefer to receive it when he approaches the end of his life and that's all you sport for now more later back to you peter for thanks very much ok let's just wrap up the sixty minutes of the al-jazeera news hour with late specters donald trump on the ground near the border with mexico doing something of a partial u. turn i guess you could call it he's done the offering some positive words for the mexican authorities he has gone on record as threatening to shut down the entire border this week quotes if mexico doesn't immediate

across france church bells ringing out in tribute to montreal. as the nation pauses to remember what was lost in the blue.

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the capital rising water levels have also closed at least one key bridge in the city ottawa and montreal declared a state of emergency last week. so the come on d.w. byron munich were looking to extend their lead at the top of the table we'll find out if they could get past the stubborn nuremberg or just hoping to survive in the top division. but first is teaming up with other major international broadcasters to launch a new source of independent information for people in turkey plus ninety starts today on you tube it is a joint venture of the b.b.c. and voice of america the channel is being launched in response to the turkish government's restrictions on reporting and the jailing of independent journalists. living in a diverse complicated country tested by tara and upheaval. there the future of turkey beyond the thirty five c. make up half the population there the target audience of plus ninety a new voice in the media and it's now on you tube. manages from the full media groups involved launched plus ninety in istanbul on monday it a report in-depth on issues including how refugees and

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tens of thousands of residents have been evacuated in ottawa and the cities of québec on taria and montrealso far flooding has caused at least two hundred seventy million dollars worth of damage prime minister justin trudeau has warned residents to expect more extreme floods due to climate change. members of the algerian diaspora in france of health protests against algeria is ruling elite for the tenth week in a row thousands of people took to the streets of paris on sunday president abdul aziz beautifully stepped down earlier this month after twenty years ruling algeria and weeks of mass demonstrations which if legal was replaced as interim president by abdul qadeer ben sala who has pledged to hold elections in july and sollars also been facing demands by demonstrators to resign. well elsewhere turnout has been low in parliamentary elections where there's a choice of just two political parties both of which a loyal to the president the first time in thirty years there's not a single opposition candidate on the ballot five years ago voters in a small west african state could choose from tw

peter sealy is an architectural historian with the university of toronto, although currently in montreal as the president promises? five years is asking quite a lot and we will probably have more of an idea in the next few weeks when engineers and architects and other experts are actually able to access the structure. first they will need cranes and equipment to allow them to study at properly. having said that, yes, certainly it can be restored. going to a site like this after such a fire, what kind of problems will they be facing? the desire not to be standing on parts of the structure that may not be secure. secondly, the fact that parts of the building which have never, at least not for a long time been exposed to the elements, which now are. there is a danger of the stone reacting badly. so there is still quite a lot of hurdles to jump over to properly assess the situation. that will be an issue for the stained—glass windows, i guess. it seems as if the news was somewhat positive with the main windows, but of course that is something that we will need to study. other other exa m ple

the capital rising water levels have also closed at least one key bridge in the city ottawa and montreal declared a state of emergency last week sri lanka has banned all face coverings that could conceal people's identities the law will especially affect muslim women who cover their faces for religious reasons it's one of a raft of security measures imposed after a series of bombings that killed more than two hundred fifty people on easter sunday. the stockholm international peace research institute says global military spending world's two point six percent last year to its highest level in three decades more than one third of that spending was by the united states its military budget was greater than the next eight countries combined. sudanese protesters are hailing a breakthrough in talks with army leaders they have agreed to form a joint council to pave the way for civilian rule sudan's veteran leader omar al bashir was ousted by the military earlier this month after mass protests one photographer has been capturing some of the images of the uprising. for him and melanie corrida ball