what is the mood like in montreal? .t started very nervous year, things were quite muted does make nervous here. there has been a definite shift, we had people watched the result very closely, some cheers, some clubs as they watch the results come in —— claps was that it has to be said they know this is all very early. if this is a straight fight between justin trudeau's liberals and andrew scheer's conservatives, justin trudeau may have the edge. but they are also openly talking about the potential of minority government or having to do a deal with another party, and that gives you an indication that although they are feeling good at this stage, there is still an idea that potentially this could all go wrong. that is why they are watching things carefully across the country. i do get the impression that although this has been a election when we have seen a referendum on justin trudeau, election when we have seen a referendum onjustin trudeau, his political record and his personal past, this is a party that is determined

so that is the scene in montreal. we will take you back there. this is advisor briefing, keeping you across all these events going on around the world. the other big event of course is the ascension of the japanese emperor, he is formally ascending to the throne. 2000 delegates from all over the world are there for this incredible event as mariko oi has taught us through the ceremony. the sun is out now, it was pouring with rain earlier, so japan's emperor, naruhito, has formally proclaimed his ascension to the throne in this elaborate ceremony. 59 years old, his reign officially began on may one after the abdication of his father, the then emperor, aki kitto. -- akihito father, the then emperor, aki kitto. —— akihito was that his ascension comes as japan tries to recover from typhoon hagibis, which has impacted today's ceremony. they have scaled it down because 80 people died not so long ago at all injapan, and in tokyo as well. so events today have been changed because of that. you can see some of the delegate there

that's going to their headquarters in montreal.spondent is there and chris, it was declared that justin trudeau won his seat in montreal. there must have been cheers there but there have been cheering for over an hour now. cheers there but there have been cheering for over an hour nowlj must cheering for over an hour now.|j must say, when i arrived here a few hours ago it felt tense and nervous. there was a real sense from the liberal party that they were watching this election closely and not quite sure what would happen. the mood has completely changed in the last hour. cheers of gone up time and time again with a chant of four more years. they regard this as being a real victory. if you consider that they were neck and neckin consider that they were neck and neck in the polls for so long, right throughout the campaign but on election night itself there has been a big change and the liberals have managed to squeeze out the conservatives and it is likely they will now form a minority government. let's speak to one of the liberal p

paula newton, cnn, montreal. >>> voters in bolivia will be heading to the polls in the hours to come.current president there morales hopes to be re-elected. the former farmer has been meeting with supporters in the andes. he has controversial policy force defining term limits. bolivians voted not to have morales run again this year. however, he managed to convince the constitutional court to let him stand anyway saying that term limits violated his human rights. >>> north korea appears to be going to new extremes to protect its secrets from the potential spi spies that are out there. they are blocking the view of key state facilities from hpbts in high-rise apartment buildings. brian todd takes a look at what's behind it. >> reporter: kim jong-un's paranoia and his obsession with secret and security appear to be playing out across the most exclusive neighborhoods. nk news was checking on a lead when sources noticing something strange. near an important section of pyongyang, they saw many upper floor windows in luxurious high-rise apartment buildings mysteriously covered. >> the window

cnn, montreal. >> for the first time prince harry is acknowledging tensions with his brother. a rift has been in the tabloids for months, especially around the time harry and his wife meghan moved out of kensington palace in may. harry was asked about it during an interview with i-tv during the couple's trip to africa. >> there's been a lot of talk in the press about rifts with your brother. how much of that is true? >> part of this role and part of this job and this family being under the pressure that it's under, inevitably stuff happens. but we're brothers. we'll always be brothers. and we're certainly on different paths at the moment, but i will always be there for him and i know he'll always be there for me. we don't see each other as much as we used to because we're so busy. but i love him dearally. the majority of the stuff is created out of nothing. as i said, as brothers, you have good days, you have bad days. >> separately, a source says harry and meghan will take a break from official royal duties toward the end of the year after they complete their current engageme

lyse doucet, bbc news, montreal.rnately decorated coffins of men, women and children are around 3,000 years old, and well—preserved. nina nanji reports. it's the biggest find of its kind in more than a century. perfectly preserved mummies discovered in 30 ancient wooden coffins in the valley of the kings — the egyptian city of luxor. the trove was unearthed by a team of egyptian archaeologists on the west bank of the river nile. the coffins date back around 3,000 years but despite this they were found in good condition — sealed and intact and adorned with vibrant colours and inscriptions. it is believed to contain the remains of high priests and their families. this will enrich our knowledge as egyptologists about the belief of the afterlife and the workshops that make these beautiful scenes, the colour and the religious scenes. all the book of the dead is for the common people, for a king or a priest. and that is why i believe this discovery is very important. egyptian authorities will be hoping the discovery, along

at the salon montreal in front of the sun shone. so close to the muslim it's just a lock of the cover. and then that here is someone who will do the board. truths seemed wrong. but old quotes just don't hold. any. get to shape out these days to come to educate and indeed from an equal betrayal. when something find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. up. the controversial murder case of both and jeanne has come to a conclusion quaters the trial centered around the murder of a young black dallas texas resident who was shot dead in his own apartment by now fired dallas police officer amber geiger after she mistakenly entered this home thinking it was hers on tuesday after deliberating for just 5 hours came to a verdict of guilty here's r t america correspondent ashley banks with the story. tears running out of the courtroom earlier today after judge tammy can't read the verdict finding former dallas officer amber geiger guilty of murdering her neighbor botham john this 2800 shootings sparked outrage across the

montgomery is sent up lake champlain and takes montreal. it is up to benedict arnold to up theis ragtag band penobscot river. it is getting very cold. the river is a virtual torrent. i followed benedict arnold's trail into the interior of maine and quebec. there is still nothing up there. name, itis a street says arnold. he led his men up there. it is an incredible story on its own. he is there with daniel morgan. ehrenberg. it is an amazing cast. they make it and get to quebec. he was a hero. they finally would storm quebec at the end of the year in a snowstorm. montgomery, who had teamed up with him by that point, would be killed in the early going. he was badly injured when a bullet ricocheted off his left leg. it was still an amazing feat. he would be reassigned in montreal and be a vital element in leading the retreat from canada back down lake champlain. chapter two of this book takes york0 miles north of new to lake champlain, right near the canadian border. it is benedict arnold with a fleet of about 15 vessels. many of them hacked

unlikely to hold on to its majority justin trudeau is speaking live now in this to canadian city of montreal he's addressing his supporters after the election on monday let's listen in. to school i believe. to this he says school the school student who called it questions and the only. way you know that was. always the way is that the prime minister was speaking in english just a few moments ago and has now switched to french so while we wait we may dip back in once he changes languages once again let's speak to i was there was down to a lack. of forests so the prime minister painting this very much as a victory for his party it's not quite that though is it. no it's not it's a bit of a narrow escape actually his party actually won a little bit less of the popular vote that his conservative opponent led by his conservative opponents led by andrew scheer the opposition leader just a tiny bit less but thanks to the westminster system 1st past the post constituency based voting that goes on here the party that wins the most seats in parliament is the one that governs or at least gets the chance

edmund is now 75th in the world rankings, and hasn't won since beating nick kyrgios in montreal in earlyefeat could also damage his hopes of being picked by great britain for the davis cup finals in madrid next month. andy murray returns for the first time in three years. he won the european 0pen yesterday, his first singles title in two—and—a—half years following a second hip operation in january. also in the squad are dan evans, jamie murray and neal skupski, with either edmund or cameron norrie likely to take the last place. let's take a quick look at some other stories making the news today. new research has found that former professional footballers are over three times more likely die of dementia than people of the same age range in the general population. the study was comissioned by the fa and the pfa, after claims that former west brom strikerjeff astle died the study was comissioned by the fa and the pfa, after claims that former west brom strikerjeff astle died because of repeated head trauma. the sheffield united striker 0li mcburnie's been charged with drink driving followin

ron allen in montreal for us. this is the first time in more than a decade that benjamin netanyahu could not be israel's prime minister after twice failing to form a government. the task now falls to his political rival, benny gantz who has until late november to make it happen. the major sticking points are over the role of the ultra orthodox in government and netanyahu, himself. he's been embroiled in a corruption scandal and faces likely corruption charges once he leaves office. however, not winning a full majority isn't necessarily a problem in an israeli government as long as you can form an alliance with smaller opposition parties. gantz said he will not form a coalition that includes netanyahu's party if netanyahu retains his role as head of the party. this is the second time the two have been stuck in a deadlock after not winning an outright majority from israeli elections. if this attempt by gantz to form a government is unsuccessful, israel will have to hold its third election in a row. >>> all right. co

well here's what trudeau told supporters in montreal.from coast to coast to coast tonight canadians rejected division and negativity. they rejected cuts and austerity and they voted in favor of a progressive agenda and strong action on climate change. and a centuries old ceremony has taken place in japan as the new emperor ascends to the throne it's part of a series of rituals that sees em primarily he tows new role officially announced he assumed duties as emperor on may the firsts the day his father abdicated from the role as a state for more than 190 countries to mark the occasion all right so those are the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera the al-jazeera well thank you i thought . a lab can tell a. kid it had to make a little a little bit show like i said i would look at what else can develop set up going to . build up the total money could begin to put up. with all of. them a lot. of them and one of the in my mouth that i did want to help a lot here a lot of money and most of the one that doesn't in medicine help not the el

we need this in montrÉal. >> thank you. lots of excitement there. in the headquarters in montrÉal.ysis. megan also with you. mvp elected in 21 right now, a lot of them have been lost in quÉbec. i can see one little spot there. not sure where that is. someone will come in my ear and tummy. what is this tell you and what you make of sort of worries analysis that the mvp really can't afford another election anytime soon. >> resume i actually think we are completely missing the mark on this conversation. >> tell me oh my god don't let that happen. >> we talked about what leaders should or should not resign. look at this map, the voters are sending us a message. and we've been talking about how nobody really gets enthusiastic about voting for minority we're making little jokes about how are people going to the polls they don't even know, nobody really cares. >> baloney. look at this map, they voted for yvonne. the people in fedora, voted for chief rudy terrill. and jennifer for another. >> for climate change. >> no. they didn't get representation and they are forcing cooperation on us.

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. >> cnn's paula newton is live in montreal with more. this was a nail biter, huh paula?rter: absolutely, and you know, he didn't even win the popular vote. sound familiar? he will still get another opportunity to govern, but listen, this is a completely different mandate for justin trudeau. he's going to have to bring in other parties to get anything passed, and that will include the usmca that donald trump wants so much. this was an incredibly nasty campaign. i think many canadians will agree they're just glad this whole thing is over. you know, last night when they were giving those speeches, we were here in montreal at trudeau headquarters, the leaders couldn't even coordinate who was coming on air, and they all gave their victory or concession speeches statement. people just want this ugly mess over, and what was a part of the ugliness of course were those black face scandals. it was really interesting here when i was last talking to you devi guys about this, i assumed canadians would punish him more. he was contrite, he was apologetic from the beginning. he was very

we expectingt are when four federal leaders take the stage in montreal with the prime minister?> this is the first debate with the prime minister, it's a french language debate, there is one more french and one more english debate. is like rolling ohio michigan and florida into one thing. you need this. this is on the electoral menu to win. but it's canada so our preiser putin, with cheese kurds, and gravy. just's important to not watch what's between the two front runners, but we also have this other party in quebec qois.d bloc quebec quebec they could steal a lot of seats, and so the liberals and conservatives and and the p have to look at this other party -- and m.v.p. have to look at this other party to read they could steal the shows on issues like immigration, bill 21 in canada, the quebec government has a lot about secularization, that government employees could not wear any religious symbols. it's been very controversial, and climate change. but this is the gravy and you have to watch out for this party. it's unique to this debate. shery: thank you so much for that. u.s.

paula newton joins us live in montreal. it was a nail biter.ew how this was going to go. >> right. and you could feel a relief in the room. the liberal party, justin trudeau celebrate that they hung on to power but only just. the country is pretty much united in thanking everyone that this very nasty, negative campaign is over, and that's about it. justin trudeau leaves a lot of wreckage behind him, that includes wants to take the province out of canada, alberta absolutely shutting out his party and saying you do not get us and especially our economy. what's interesting here, poppy, and you and i have discuss this had before, that black face. canadians forgave him for that but it left a taint, we're not so sure. what may have helped was barack obama coming in, weighing in last few days in a tweet saying we need justin trudeau. he is a progressive leader. i hope our neighbors to the north vote for him. they did in some measure. donald trump congratulating justin trudeau, saying the country is well served. donald trump has had a combative relatio

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. >> msnbc's ron allen is in trudeau's home town of montreal.'re in front of his campaign bus. this is a prime minister whose had a very interesting relationship with president trump. >> reporter: interesting to say the least. and yes, he is making up, we believe, across the street in a hotel here. and you can see the flashing lights behind me. they're blocking off the streets because we believe this motorcade is going to be leaving, along with some members of his liberal party, which were winners last night. yes, they eeked out a victory, you might say, defying some of the last-minute polls that suggested the conservatives might win. but they have a smaller number of seats in the parliament. trudeau's approval rating was way down, so they have what's called a minority government, which basically means that on every issue, on every vote, trudeau and his liberals are going to have to try to find partners, allies to get things done. it's going to take a lot more skill. this is a far cry from where he was four years ago when he won a landslide vict

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now on to montreal where they'll play the canadiens tomorrow night. >>> coming up on "today in the bayk to our top story the wind and fire danger. kari hall has been tracking those conditions for us. >> winds will pick up throughout the day. right now temperatures anywhere from 49 in santa rosa to 61 degrees in san francisco. we'll take a look at the time line of the wind and our red flag warning coming up next. >> and a look at the golden gate bridge, where traffic flows smoothly headed north just a couple lanes, that's standard. we'll show you the changes, we have an issue in the east bay that's starting early. >>> right now at 5:00, nbc bay area issuing a microclimate weather alert as gusty winds are set to hit the region today. kari hall tracking that red flag warning and we're monitoring an ever changing list of possible pg&e power outages. a live report straight ahead. >>> plus students and staff return this morning to a north bay high school after a shooting just off campus and a suspect arrested in a classroom. coming up, the latest on the 16-year-old who was shot. >>> and tack

at the salon montreal in front of the i don't censor on.some sort of one of them with an image but the logic of that. and then i fancy it is someone who did the board. you know world of big partisan movies lot fees and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bath and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. what politicians do you suppose to. put themselves on the line. they did accept it or reject it. so when you want to be president. some want to listen. to the right person it's like. 3 of the 4 people. i'm interested in the. question. senator chuck schumer famously said shortly after trump was elected to take on the intelligence community they have 6 ways from sunday at getting back to you in light of the failed russia gate hoax and this nonsense with ukraine this characterization

lyse doucet, bbc news, montreal.bc sport centre. thanks very much, clive. good evening. wales have reached the semi—finals of the rugby world cup after a dramatic fight—back against france. they won 20—19 in oita, from where our sports editor, dan roan, reports. wales arrived here full of expectation. six nations grand slam winners, unbeaten in japan. these days, they are firm favourites in such big games. now they had to live up to that status and extend the farewell of their legendary coach, warren gatland, in this, his last tournament in charge. he won't have enjoyed this though — france starting superbly as first the giant sebastien vahaamahina, and then charles ollivon put them 12—0 up inside eight minutes. which france would turn up? wales needed to respond and, in a frenetic opening, immediately did so. aaron wainwright pouncing and then bursting clear. with officials under pressure to clamp down on high tackles, ross moriarty was always going to pay for this. and, while he was in the sin bin, his team were pu

just pass all the acts they want it's not against the law i think this is the month of protests in montreal and it's taken its toll on the economy because of this fall into the 1st recession in 10 years retail sales and tourism have plummeted but neither side is showing any signs of compromise more like tests planned this weekend human rights watch report says cia banked afghan forces have committed abuses against civilians which amount to war crimes the group is accusing the troops of committing grave abuses without accountability the report goes on to say the soldiers have done lawfully killed civilians during night raids forcibly disappeared detainees and the tank health care facilities are treating fighters. israeli army has arrested a prominent palestinian politician during a raid on their home in the occupied west bank city of ramallah. gerard is a former member of the palestinian legislative council she's also a leading figure in the popular front for the liberation of palestine a party that's been banned by israel. plans to reopen schools and universities in lebanon have been cancel

well it turns out there is indeed a trade off according to a new study out of mcgill university in montreal once a single plastic bag is at a temperature of $203.00 degrees fahrenheit $11600000000.00 micro plastics and $3.00 a 1000000000 plastics are released into the cup now nano plastics are even smaller than a piece of hair possibly small enough to cross cells and permeate the body in the study scientists fed the plastics to microscopical water fleas the study author said they swim crazily in the exposure to the plastics really stressed them out their exoskeletons became ballooned leaving researchers wanting to study the topic further the world wide fund for nature estimates the average person consumes 5 grams of plastic a week the equivalent size of a credit card and based on that research experts say we consume more than 260 grams of plastic each year but this new study alludes to the fact that we need be consuming even more plastic than we thought and the effects of micro plastics on the body have not been fully study experts say it's easy to mistake nylon tea bags for silk ones if yo

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it is about seats and let's go to montreal now whether liberals have their party headquarters.we spoke, there were cheers repeatedly rising from the crowds. they are still waiting forjustin trudeau to show up! still waiting forjustin trudeau to show up i understand? it hasn't stopped them cheering and while you talk about the fact the conservatives might have won the popular vote, the reality is, the liberals are relieved with the result more widely because it is the seats that matter inside parliament and as faras seats that matter inside parliament and as far as i am concerned, by having the most seats, they have the moral authority to govern. that is what is important and make no mistake, when you talk to people here, they will tell you time and time again that this has been a tough election. it has been a tough election particularly forjustin trudeau in which his own past and political policies have been under severe scrutiny and he has found it very tough on the liberal party will say that they have felt it has been a nasty and dirty election but they have managed to come

they were the montreal expose that got relocated to washington, dc in 2005, so this is their first ever92a, and this is the first time they have been in a world series since 1933. you can see behind me, the players mingling around with family and talking away over there. we spoke to a couple of people earlier, ryan zimmerman, who plays for the washington nationals, we spoke to his father keith and his wife heather. there's people milling around and watching what's going on and interviews being done with the local and national broadcasters, and the stadium here has got plenty around it. it is now 12:25pm local time and everyone is revelling in this and back in washington, dc, there is around 30,000 people at park for a watch party. that's what they do over here, a watch party, they do over here, a watch party, they sit there and watch on the big screen what happens 1600 kilometres away. it sounds incredible and congratulations to the washington nationals. tulsen, thank you very much, good to see you. england and south africa have named their sides for the rugby world cup final. the showd

strikes organizers say hoff a 1000000 students and adults joined gretta turn back at a rally in montreal and they have some words of wisdom for those in charge if you don't do this no be no future for us to look at the point of studying in school if the world didn't we got these 2 men to not doing justice to our planet of. the blessed so you do. it. is all movie we want action from you where are you when you are going to keep fighting for the stain ability that we deserve and i believe before. it will be printed this is . starting with the banning of single use personally and even the banning of fossil fuels would be greatly to take product of wasting. gases and we should actually take frayn's take a bite from predators for tasted political newsroom agreement to. show. you could have in your mind as a goal of life to include in life this is really like you're our like no more time left to act on climate change because people around the world are already being affected my generation really shouldn't have to be out here missing school we should be in school. as it almost put the head of th

lyse doucet, bbc news, montreal. freedom — australian newspapers black out their front pages to protest tough new laws on national security. a historic moment that many of his victims have waited for for decades. the former dictator in the dock, older, slimmer, and, as he sat down, obedient enough. dawn, and as the sun breaks through the piercing chill of night on the plain outside korem, it lights up a biblical famine, now, in the 20th century. the depressing conclusion, in argentina today, it's actually cheaper to paper your walls with money. we've had controversies in the past with great britain. but as good friends, we've always found a good and lasting solution. concorde bows out in style. after almost three decades in service, an aircraft that enthralled its many admirers for so long taxis home one last time. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: kurdish forces — many of them injured — have pulled out of a key town in north—east syria during a temporary five—day truce. there've been violent clashes in chile's

in new york, and montreal, 11:00 a.m., in sochi, jerusalem and reports from there shoortly. we start with the cease-fire with turkish and kurdish forces. u.s. troops pulling out. being pelted by ratten potatoes. what happens after the cease-fire ends today is not clear. turkish president erdogan, said we will take over where we left off. >> erdogan and putin, supposed to meet at a lengthy meeting. president trump said the kurds were fighting for their own reasons. >> they were fighting isis. where is an agreement that says we need to stay in the middle east, for the rest of humanity, for the rest of civilization? the kurds never said that. i hope they will watch over isis. >> the president said, beyond a small force, quote, to secure the oil, he didn't think it was necessary to leave troops behind in syria. he said there were 28 troops on t the border anyway. but they're staying in the middle east. nick paton walsh will look at some of the things that the president said that weren't true. the u.s. never promised to ever protect the kurds. but many thought it would end in the

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shannon: a parent quoted in the montrÉal gazette said i don't believe the videogame is responsible.t is a responsibly as parents and society to help children navigate these issues fulfill with addiction substances. >> this is also a great point. the parent should have ultimate control but if a product is geared toward children and designed specifically to have that child lose free will to decide whether or not to engage there is an ethical consideration and that is something the electronic companies and phone companies are looking at this with adults, something we should consider really well, children, whether it should be legal. shannon: i'm addicted to all late he games. we will follow the case. folks at home, thank you. time for our midnight hero. check the dramatic footage. a 4-year-old boy dangling four stories above the ground, climbed out a window and filter a guardrail and got stuck. firefighters quickly tied security rope around the boy, neighbors holding a blanket trying to catch it in case he felt. rescuers used machine that widened open those bars. quick acting firefight

. >> shark, montreal tonight where there was at least one shark fan.ht goals for sharks power play. sharks lead, a shot on goal here. it is a 3-1 leadoff. sharks have had trouble getting loose puck to go their way. jumbo joe thornton gets it to carlson, 4-2 the final. the sharks are 4-5-1 in the early going. a lot of interesting angles as carolina comes to town trying to ruin the perfect season for the san francisco 49ers. we talked about eric reid coming in with a chip on his shoulder last night. from nearby stanford where he played so greatly. christian mccaffrey, that may be the play of the season. he's in the mvp conversation. he's scored nine touchdown, averaging over 5-yard as carry. the 49ers are very well aware of this guy. >> he can beat you in the pass game, the run game. they're using him as much as possible. he is a very sport player, ball, ly talented the matchup did live down to expectation levels. minnesota taking on woeful washington. one touchdown, galvin crook individuals it on a one yard grunt as the vikingings leads at half time. it

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the fluorocarbons band under the montrÉal protocol decades ago, the hole in the ozone has been goingr since. this year we actually hit a record. the hole in the ozone is at a record minimum right now and records go back to 1982. that is because the stratosphere over the southern hemisphere or the south pole has been warmer. is 29°f warmer than it has been historically at this time of year and what that means is really simple. is as it is warmer you have a smaller ozone hole and when he gets call you have a bigger ozone hole. it has been warmer and the ozone hole is right now at its smallest in recorded history. shannon: so in some cases warmer temperatures are good for the atmosphere, the climate, the atmosphere, they are all linked but in this case it sounds like a positive although i don't think my hairspray is coming back from the 80s. >> i just want to be careful not to tie this to climate change or global warming. this is one data point but at the same time here's what we know. it is warmer, the whole is smaller and that is where we are. >> please come back soon. let us know wha

the montreal-based company said raised its prices. price has plunged 5% this year.ut the playstation service in half. sony said it's adding limited titles. sony is the industry leader in video games. romaine: time for smart charts abigail doolittle. abigail, commodity heavy today? bigail: we're going to be looking at gold which could be one way that you would want to downturn in ial manufacturing along. me, john.for joining let's avoid i.s.m. and all this drama that we've had on the day look at gold. that koob a good haven to play potential sort of recession and/or correction in stocks. ou have a chart that you brought with you back in june and it's not changed except for you act, the breakout wanted? john: yes, so the last time i was here, we were talking how one of the great things for technical, it does everything you want. it's so clear to see. peak, e expansion, recession and this long dreaded trough which kept going and going. we were here right around this spot in june when we were focusing on gold, we were look, this could break either way. on t a little bit

. >> and to that point, very quickly, a parent who is quoted in montreal gazette.er kids play fortnite. she said it's our responsibility as parents or as a society to navigate and the studies are filled with addictive substances. quick comment. >> this is also a great point. i mean, the reality is that the parents should have ultimate control. but, again, if you have a product that's geared towards children and designed specifically to have that child lose their ability to use free will to decide whether or not to engage, there's an ethical consideration and that's something that the app company, electronic companies, phone company, they're all looking at this right now with adults. it's something we should consider as it relates to children if it should be legal. >> i'm addicted to old lady friends like words with friends. we'll follow this case and tell you what happens. folks at home, tell us what you think. >> thank you. >> thank, shannon. >> a 4-year-old boy dangling four stories above the ground in eastern china. he climbed out a window and fell through a gua

paula newton in montreal. >> reporter: good morning, dave and christine.udeau has eked out a victory here. it was not the victory he had four years ago. after the blackface scandal, the fact he dressed up in blackface, apologized. and he said he didn't know how many times he dressed up that way. canadians forgive him. they were disappointed in him. but the issue here was the mandate here. he didn't win the popular vote but gets to be prime minister. sound familiar? the president, president trump, gave his congratulations. listen to his victory speech. >> from coast-to-coast-to-coast, tonight, canadians rejected division and negativity. they rejected cuts and austerity. and they voted in favor of a progressive agenda and strong action on climate change. [ cheers ] i have heard you, my friends. you are sending our liberal team back to work. back to ottawa, with a clear mandate. we will make life more affordable. we will continue to fight climate change. we will get guns off our streets. >> reporter: they spoke loudly and clearly they want more done on that.

trudeau brought his wife and three children with him as he voted in his home district in montreal.y is written warnings it will resume its military offensive in northeast syria if kurdish fighters do not abide by a u.s. brokered cease-fire and withdrawal from the area. turkey has demanded kurdish forces withdraw from a border strip in syria where it intends to resettle refugees. the cease-fire negotiated last week is set to expire tuesday evening. after three days of riding, the president of chile has a stark message. he says the country is at war and called on people to choose sides. chile's copper unions have responded for calls for strikes. eight people have been killed in santiago. chile'sthe violence has been trd by higher transport fares. demands o have now spread to transportation and education. president trump is putting together possible ripple -- replacement for mick mulvaney. the list includes former new jersey governor chris christie and attorney general of matthew whitaker. the president is said to be unhappy about mulvaney. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and @tic

my kid was in montreal this summer and everyone wanted the jersey. important is a star power player like this. >> they are good for generating stories and it's not just the game itself. we want to maintain our authenticity and make sure we keep the values of the game. >> all i can say is i have been a kings fan since i was this big there is my original, yellow, and purple. great to see you gary. >> will you make a bet on who will win? >> never. >> who do you think will win the cup? >> the l.a. kings or rangers. >> yeah, exactly. good to see you gary. from face-offs on the ice to market supremacy. hosting bell ringing in 29 minutes. still up 45 points. no company scoring a bigger goal since it's public debut since the rock star beyond me. the green arrow adds to the maker since pricing it's chairs at 25 bucks on may 1. early believers johan and brett will be here. also we have the person who knows about gold. he said gold corns saved his life. listen to his inspiring story of escaping nazi germany and climbing to the top. apple pod cast, google podcas

savers when ot for 3 next up for the sharks at montreal thursday, as the face 3 of the original 6 nhld trip can catherine that as look at sports and also on mission and can't say enough warriors clippers thursday at chase center. >>yeah that's to be exciting but getting back to the 40 niners wide receiver, the plane this that is the expectation here is the connection here because broncos offensive coordinator rich scangarello he used to be the quarterbacks coach for the 49 ers so he knows the systems you know the concepts so. i think as of now we can tentatively planned for sanders to make it 40 niners debut against the panthers on sunday just thank you mark this 11 year-old runner about to show you just br >>when it comes to cyber scams and gilmore at i go more girls actress alexis bledel as what they're calling the internet. most dangerous celebrity. this is according to the computer security company mcafee of says that searches for the actress resulted in the most unreliable web sites and links. late night talk show host james corden he came in second. other celebrities on that lis

the only other time was '81 when they were the montreal expos. >>> okay. maybe things aren't completely perfect for niners fans right now. they are undefeated but the injuries are starting to pile up. mike mcglinchey will be out and two others are out for the foreseeable future. they play the rival rams on sunday. >>> let's be honest, many performers sometimes resort to lip-synching during their live performances. >> one well-known actor swears he did not. adam levine says he felt personally attacked when a magazine reporter claimed he lip-synched at the emmys. this is adam devine. talk show host and singer kelly clarkson says she can relate. >> "variety" said i lip-synched. >> which means you're just that. >> i sang that and i was pretty bummed. >> that's happened to me before. >> i feel any real singer would have been, oh, no, he sang that. you could tell. >> michael douglas making an appearance on "ellen" this morning. you don't want to miss either interview. if you can't be home don't forget to set your dvr. >>> it's 5:27. following two breaking news s