montgomery proceeds on and occupies montreal. montreal surrenders without firing a shot.s taken the eastern part of -- the western part of canada and he's destroyed the british army in canada. the other thing that is left is quÉbec city and about 70 regulars. the guys holed up in quÉbec city facing arnold. and montgomery, throughout this entire period writes letters to his wife and talks about being home stick and how he has moral qualms against fighting the british army because he was a british officer for 15 years. and his great fear is he's going to have to fight his old regiment. he hears word that his regiment is being deployed to america and writes something like, heaven save me from having to fight my old regiment. i feel more closer to the people of the 17th regimen than i do with my own family. i hope i don't have to fight these guys. and montgomery, horribly home sick advances to quÉbec city. he meets arnold outside of quÉbec and the americans lay siege to quÉbec. the americans have about 900 men. montgomery left about 500 behind in montreal. he works his way do

on the same day thousands of refugees arrived at munich central station and was welcomed with montreal's be talented after all their exertions they were greeted with a promise and teddy bear asked. what is the story behind this picture. this is the woman from the photo today nicole called. but i was there i was handing out cuddly toys to the children they were so happy they came to us and gathered around us and they were happy because someone was there to give them something they could enjoy what they call cop works in this christian travel agency which is close to the train station back then the whole team spontaneously hometown particularly her colleagues pedro ganser and andre as part travelers when the comic relief a colleague came in who was pretty upset we have to do something there are so many . people at the main station who've just arrived by train i saw them eating so we finished a meeting and went around the office collecting money of all shopping some and. i'm very proud that we were there at that moment and that i'm part of this company that helped and acted with humanity at

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i mean sometimes our answers can be very easy there is a montreal. and moral german fallen policymakers that diffusion of foreign policy is lot the acting nation state but it is always the acting supranational organization that means people who are on charge of german foreign policy they don't just want to respond as a nation state it looks for all possible supranational organization urges to fulfill their duty to make foreign policy more supernational so sometimes. german policy is not very reasonable it is driven by the ideological of background of the policy makers and it seems to me there. is a mouse known to to bring nature into the into the game has nothing to do with it to reality it has something to do over to perception of reality and. from ministry. we have and will just to briefly expound on a point you made earlier the biggest economic project right now between russia and germany by far is the north stream to pipeline it's a vast project it will pump enough gas to supply 26000000 european high sold germany so far has that up to u.s. press

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air canada will resume direct flights to montreal in october. >>> so, speaking of travel, are you lookingbor day weekend. if so, you are not alone and you will not be alone, according to arrivalist a data company. travel will be down, but not as much as you think. this company is projecting that travel will be off only 5% from last year. the company expects 42.5 million americans to travel over our long holiday weekend. have fun. >>> well, here's something you don't find in a firefighter's job description too often. pig herder. look at this video. a group from boulder creek volunteer department found a group of pigs running around loose during the czu complex fires. the firefighters rounded up the pigs and put them back in their pen and guarded them from the flames. they ended up saving nearby homes in the process. the pigs, though, are now safe and healthy. good to hear that. and happy. >>> well, coming up next at 5:00, a $500 payment for people displaced by wildfires. how you can apply for this aid. >>> and a strong earthquake rattles chile. this is new video showing the shaking. what w

people lines of communication open keep trading and change will come for decades and that was the montreal in relations between europe and china about softly softly approach is being replaced by a twinge of political culture in the midst of the corona pandemic beijing has been snapping up floundering european companies something down on democracy in hong kong .

professor david blanchflower former bank of england montreal the committee member tells us that our politicians are fit to mend inarguably broken system 26 years to the month democrat president bill clinton signed the violence against women act sponsored by joe biden his clinton guilty of the crimes he signed into law we talked to one woman who claims to have been raped about why she is voting for trump and the. only thing more coming up in today's going underground but 1st a virus transmitted at least in part because of environmental destruction is being credited for ripping up the economic plans of finance ministers all over the world ahead of a possible 2nd wave and here in britain brics at negotiations in crisis what can save capitalism now joining me now from hanover new hampshire is dartmouth college is labor market economist and former bank of england monetary policy committee member professor david blanchflower danny thanks so much for coming on so your recommendations for slashing interest rates arguably did way more than austerity for saving britain after the bank bailouts and the aus

professor david blanchflower former bank of england montreal the committee member tells us that our politicians are fit to mend an arguably broken system and 26 years to the month democrat president bill clinton signed the violence against women act co-sponsored by joe biden his clinton guilty of the crimes he signed into law we talked to one woman who claims to have been raped about why she is voting for trump and the. only thing more coming up in today's going underground but 1st a virus transmitted at least in part because of environmental destruction is being credited for ripping up the economic plans of finance ministers all over the world ahead of a possible 2nd wave and here in britain brics at negotiations in crisis what can save capitalism now joining me now from hanover new hampshire is dartmouth college is labor market economist and former bank of england monetary policy committee member professor david blanchflower danny thanks so much for coming on so your recommendations for slashing interest rates arguably did way more than austerity for saving britain after the bank bailouts and

it is just slightly down for the week the index conditionally approved montreal based tech company knew of a making history as the most valuable tech i.p.o. ever on the ts x. it raised $700000000.00 on thursday alone energy and gold were down this week dragging down the index just a bit. adding into next week we're going to have to keep an eye on the latest in this tech talk saga and whether u.s. china tensions ramp up any further and that is your global market. and time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return space x. has hit turbulence launching starling satellites as the private sector has set its sights on space exploration and as we go to break here the numbers that the quote. was abundant make no sense you know blood is just flying to nationalities. you. know so much. we don't actually. teach to. judging. comedy classes because the sentence. we can do better we should. everyone is contributing each of our own way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges created with the response has been masked so many good people are helping us. i

it is just slightly down for the week the index conditionally approved montreal based tech company knew of a making history as the most valuable tech i.p.o. ever on the ts x. it raised $700000000.00 on thursday alone energy and gold were down this week dragging down the index just a bit. going into next week we're going to have to keep an eye on the latest in this tectonic saga and whether u.s. china tensions ramp up any further and that is your global market. and time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return space x. has hit turbulence launching starling satellites as the private sector has set its sights on space exploration and as we go to break here the numbers at the close. very mechanisms of plasticity and enable stress to get under the skin and to have any negative effect on our mind in our body those same very mechanisms can be harnessed for the good of the resilience to remove flourishing. womanliness with oppose it. the. last time we chased. each one of them carrying 20 kilos 'd of drugs. pushed the fence to. lose then they just stopped going through. the mai

we are discussing the government and within the iko organization in montreal.e are discussing with the international organization, with w.h.o. for instance to try to find the right process knowing we understand the pharmaceutical industry has significantly improved the testing, especially by putting into the market with the anti-aga the antigen tests and we hope we could reach result by the end of september to implement a testing process for passengers that could lead government to lift travel restrictions and particularly the quarantine. >> let me make sure i understand clearly, these antigen tests are 15-minute tests launches by roche and abbott, by the end of september, we could see the government use these tests as a way to reopen travel >> that's what we are aiming at. perhaps it could take more time. the point is to convince government with a reasonable and safe approach based on testing passengers that could remove the quarantine measures. so we have to see how we implement this testing, one or two tests at departure airport or arrival airport there are

the same day thousands of refugees arrived at munich central station and who are welcomed with montreal's but talented after all their exertions they were greeted with a promise and teddy bear asked. what is the story behind this picture. this is the woman from the photo today nicole called. there i was handing out cuddly toys to the children they were so happy they came to us and gathered around us and they were happy because someone was there to give them something they could enjoy what they call cop works in this christian travel agency which is close to the train station back then the whole team spontaneously hometown particularly her colleagues pedro ganske and andreas patroclus will not come to critical for a colleague came in who was pretty upset we have to do something there's so many people at the main station who've just arrived by train and i saw on the meeting so we finished a meeting and went around the office collecting money. shopping at someone when i. was as i'm very proud that we were there at that moment and that i'm part of this company that helped and acted with human

meanwhile, in quebec, both quebec city and montreal moved to a red alert.means that dine-in restaurants, bars, libraries, concert halls will all close for at least four weeks. officials saying they want to protect the fragile health care system. they want to make sure they're ready if there is a coming s tsunami of new cases. >>> we move to france where the biggest cities are under new coronavirus curfews this week with bars and restaurant owners in one region pushing back hard. a second wave is building in much of europe with surging case numbers in france, the u.k. and spain. officials are trying to figure out how to control it all. let's bring in cnn's melissa bell live for us in paris. what's the latest there? >> reporter: well, we're seeing here in paris fears that this city is going to go the way of marseilles. the french capital is heading towards that maximum alert. what does that mean? whole new theories of regulations are going to come in so they can keep the number of people getting into icu under control. it's all about protecting the health car

. >> the mounted police executed search warrant on a home in montrÉal believed to be the suspect freight the first arrest here in the u.s. in 2019 police in texas charged with unlawfully carrying a weapon and tampering with the government record. the charges were later dismisse freud prosecutors told the judg they believe she is a flight risk, will stay in buffalo shannon. >> alex, thank you. good news before we say good night. check out this incredible footage of the u.s. coast guard rescuing seven people clinging to the side of the capsized boa in tampa. the coast guard seen here guiding the group to safety ami choppy waters and rain just in the nick of time, we are told the group is recovering safely on dryland of course. thank you too all of the brave men and women in uniform and th folks in the coast guard making sure that folks got home safely. we are most grateful you spent the evening with us, good evening from washington. i'm shannon bream. ♪ >> tucker: donald trump speaking at a rally in moon township, pennsylvania, this evening were 48 days out on the election. as four years a

francois, what's up, got a room for me in montreal or no? that's what's up, my dog, i knew you would come through. i'll hit you when we're on the road. >> trevor: roy, looks like you're packing for a big trip. >> no, i'm just testing my bag. you never tested your bag just to make sure the clothes -- 50 pounds -- look, it's not like i'm about to leave america before donald trump declares himself king for life. and even if he was going to do it don't you trust his fellow republicans to stand up to him? >> trevor: when you put it like that it makes me more worried. >> no, trevor, don't be worried. this is america. we're going to get through this, man, you can bank on it. which reminds me i need to close my bank accounts. i need to bounce. going to get with you, brother. >> trevor: i'll check in with you later on in the show. does that sound good? >> you can do whatever you want but you don't see me again. everybody wants to stay calm and remember that we're going to get through this. henry! come on, son! just grab a toy! goddam! >> trevor: roy

on the same day thousands of refugees arrived at munich central station and was welcomed with montreal's been talented after all their exertions they were greeted with a promise and teddy bears. what is the story behind this picture. this is the woman from the photo today nicole called. there i was handing out cuddly toys to the children they were so happy they came to us and gathered around us and they were happy because someone was there to give them something they could enjoy it might make all cop works in this christian travel agency which is close to the train station back then the whole team spontaneously hometown particularly her colleagues patron ganser and andreas patroclus when the comic relief a colleague came in who was pretty upset we have to do something there are so many . people at the main station who've just arrived by train i saw the meeting so we finished our meeting and went around the office connecting many of our shopping someone. i'm very proud that we were there at that moment and that i'm part of this company that helped and acted with humanity at the right time

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. >> reporter: the royal canadian mounted police executed a search warrant of a home in montrÉal connected. not the first arrest in the us. in 2019 police in texas charged her with unlawfully carrying a weapon intemperate with the government record, the charges were later dismissed. in court prosecutors told the judge they believe she's a flight risk, and he will stay in buffalo until her next court appearance monday. shannon: good news, check out this incredible footage of the us coast guard rescuing twee 7 people clinking to the cyber capsized boat in tampa. the coast guard seen guiding the group to safety amid choppy waters and rain in the nick of time, the group is recovering safely on dry land. thank you to all the brave men and women in uniform and the folks in the coast guard making sure these folks got home safely. most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us. i am shannon bream. turbocharged, right? yes it is. jim, could you, uh, kick the tires? oh yes. can you change the color inside the car? oh sure. how about blue? that's more cyan, but. jump in the back seat, jim.

we were talking about whether to move to vancouver or montreal.f you missed the debate tonight, basically did went like this. >> vote now. make sure you in fact let people know. >> he doesn't want to answer the question. >> i'm not going to answer the question, because -- >> why wouldn't you answer the question? radical left -- >> will you shut up, man? >> who is on your list, joe? >> jimmy: trump treated chris wallace like eric asking for more lunch money. you know it's heated m moderator says let's return to the topic of race. team trump also stirred up a lot of qanon-sense. he demanded that an inspector be brought in to check inside the ears of each candidate to make sure there were no transmitters in them, for real. this is what donald trump does, accuses the other guy of something insane and acts like it's suspicious when the other guy ignores it. have you looked inside a 77-year-old guy's ear? it's like a chewbacca reunion in there. he's called for biden to be tested for performance-enhancing drugs. what biden is doing is called reading. you

. >> yesterday, the royal canadian mounted police executed a search warrant at montreal being connected not her first arrest in the u.s. in 2019, police in texas charged her with unlawfully carrying a weapon and tampering with a government record and those charges were later dismissed. asking the judge not to release her because they think she is a flight risk. she will be in custody in buffalo until her next court appearance which is set for monday. brett? >> bret: president trump is demanding the united nations hold china accountable for the coronavirus pandemic. the president giving a taped address today to the general assembly and says in an attempt to politicize the crisis should be rejected. senior correspondent eric shawn is at the u.n. tonight. >> we must do everything to avoid the new cold war. >> a stark warning to the united states and china from the u.n. secretary general at the nearly virtual assembly because of the coronavirus. >> the two largest economies split for no great fracture. >> president trump with the blame for the global pandemic directly on china calling covid

montreal just now raising its status to what it calls red alert, not allowing guests to visit at home and closing movie theaters, bars and other businesses we're also seeing across europe these type of restrictions we saw spain the week before, now the netherlands and france tightening restrictions in certain cities the netherlands the three largest cities, and they're saying we're doing our best but the virus is doing better. in the united states we are headed in the wrong direction and experts like scott gottlieb warn us about what that will mean for the fall. >> heading indoors with kids back in school, kids are back on college campuses, work is trying to restart people have become more complacent and tired of the restrictions, so all those conditions will set up a fall in the winter that will create a lot of risk. you certainly see the rise in infections right now we're taking a lot of infection to probably what is going to be the most dangerous season for this virus >> and, kelly, we're seeing evidence of that right here in the new york city area, mayor bill de blasio saying the

emirites will fly to its dubai hub and air canada will resume direct flights to montreal in october.s that should be good news for a lot of passengers in your morning money report today. american and delta now joining united in dropping those flight change fees. delta's decision is effective immediately. it covers domestic flights, as well as puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands. american's change includes change changes. >>> the zoom boom. zoom is upping its yearly revenue forecast and thinks it will be up by more than 30% thanks to the giant surge in use during this pandemic. >>> and taking a live look at the new york stock exchange now as trading gets under way this morning and you can see we're slightly down about 30 points. >>> well, amazon just got the green light for its air drone delivery fleet. you won't get any packages this way soon, but the approval allows the company to start testing drone deliveries. the company hasn't said yet where or when this could happen. >>> all right. there is a big announcement this morning for fans of the show "the fresh prince of bel air."

flying to dubai hub and united will add flights to shanghai and air canada will resume flights to montrealeal-life wiconda. yesterday he unveiled plans for the $6 billion project in senegal where he spent most of his childhood. plans for akon city include a resort, casino and residential living and crypto currency and police station. >> you know, i had a great time when i took my trip to ghana. so, i think i would go to akon city in a minute. >>> i was going to say, but you didn't create kumasi city. when is that coming? >> it's just there. i haven't taken it over yet. >> i see, you planted the seeds and you're just waiting for it to grow. >> take things a little slow. >> got it. >>> new at 6:00, a virtual concert of sorts was already one of the most popular instagram live series going on during quarantine until senator kamala harris showed up. we'll explain what happened last night. >>> all right. but, first, amazon one step closer to delivering packages to you like ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) once-weekly ozempic® is helping many people with type 2 diabetes like emily lower thei

never, never no, please, but it was the montreal comedy festival - >> yes >> jimmy: years ago and i rememberfe is so weird at the time and i go -- and she said, "look, when you get off the stage there's going to be a lot of agents that want to sign you so let me handle it. okay, i go, "okay, absolutely. i was so nervous i was ironing my shirt and getting it all ready and i was probably 21 and i got on stage and i had the worst act, the worst performance i ever had i just bombed. it was terrible and i got off the stage and no one was waiting for me and my manager was there and she was like, she was trying to signal agents and no one wanted to see me. but the guys that were running it willy mercer and bruce hills, said, "hey, we know that your act is better and we showed it to penn & teller and so we asked them, would you like to open for them at the st. denis theater tomorrow night at the --" and i go, "are you kidding me? i'd be honored, and i opened for you guys and i had a great night. i crushed. and i got off the stage. >> you sure did. you were great >> jimmy: and there was my agent i si

united states, which by the way is like more than half of his entire job, than maybe he needs the montrealt. maybe he needs to be tested for recall issues there. and margaret, the other aspect of this is, is the president has been obsessed with this. obsessed over the last 24 hours. he's been tweeting constantly. i don't think i heard the phrase mini stroke from anybody it will president trump repeatedly said, i didn't is a mini stroke. >> yeah. and that invites, you know, the obvious line of questioning. i think in terms of the politics of this, because we don't know about the health details of this, although if anyone in the white house knows, there's a good chance it will come out in someone's forthcoming book, that a big part of the president's messaging on biden is, yes, we're about the same age, but look how much older joe biden seems. and that's president trump's messaging. and this undercuts or disrupts this message. so i think as president trump is again looking at all of these -- at the polls ahead, at the trends ahead, he feels that he needs to project an invincibility, a streng

they had to land their soldiers in portland, maine, and ship them by rail up to montreal which somewhat undermined the sort of muscle flexing effort to show that you can't -- you can't fool with the brits. there's more to that, but i think realisticly seward and lincoln understood that one war at a time is plenty. there was plenty of historical precedent for fearing what would happen if a civil war becomes tangled up with an international war. seward and lincoln had their hands full fighting the south. they clearly looked for ways to avoid with britain or for that matter with france. after the war they squeezed the french hard because of maximilian down in mexico. during the war, you know, they were content to make, you know, unhappy noises. >> thank you. >> i think respectfully you and we are missing something about abraham lincoln. >> he was a dual capacity lawyer who understood and knew and appreciated the rule of law. but he was also very much embued with the spirit of the law benjamin cardoza once stated justice is a concept far more subtle and indefinite than yielded by the mere o

that to land their soldiers in portland maine and ship them by rail to montreal. which undermined the muscle flexing effort to show that you can't fool with the brits. that. realistically seward and lincoln understood one or at a time is plenty. there's plenty of historical precedent if a civil war became tangled up with an international war. they had their hands full fighting the south. after the war, they squeezed the french hard because of maximal and down in mexico. during the war, they were content to make unhappy noises. >> thank you. >> i think respectfully, you and we are missing something about abraham lincoln. he was a dual capacity lawyer who understood and new and appreciated the rule of law. he was also very much imbued with the spirit of the law. benjamin cardoza one stated justice is a concept far more subtle and indefinite than any that has been shielded by mere begins to roll it remains to all extent when everything is said and done simple -- yearning of what is high. lincoln understood what the law was. he also had the idealism and the spirit, an

pepper corn -- pete: montreal steak seasoning. will: that's good, man.rning is the unfortunate reality these protests have led to riots and also a lot of harassment of everyday citizens who are just trying to live their lives. we've seen it with rand paul, we've also seen it with diners where people are trying to go to a restaurant, sit outside, the restaurants are being harassed. we've seen it now with former democrats who have decided to leave their party because it's getting a little bit crazy. you see imagery of what happened outside one restaurant. and this is magnified across the state. we're seeing it in cities across the states. people just getting out of the heat of the covid pandemic where thaw feel like it's safe to step outside, to go to those restaurants, to step in the gym, and now they're dealing with unfortunate harassment. we spoke to the a walkaway spokesperson who was actually chased down by protesters in dallas, and we're going to play in a minute what she said. but first, let's take a look at what actually happened to her. >> we're r

at one point we were trying to decide if we would move to vancouver or montreal. >> it's what everybodyidential debate of this election season. saw substance frequently drowned out by squabbling. >> you'll get the final word. >> it's hard to get any word in with this clown. >> you graduated the lowest or almost the lowest in your class. don't ever use the word smart with me. >> you're the worst president america has ever had, come on. >> let me tell you, joe, i've done more in 47 months, i've done more than you've done in 47 years. >> president trump interrupted joe biden more than 70 times. people were keeping track during last night's event in cleveland as the candidates sparred over health care, the coronavirus, and the economy. maybe one of the most shocking moments came when mr. trump failed to condemn white violent supremacists. instead, he appeared to send some kind of message at a far right men's group. >> i would say almost everything i see is from the left wing. no. >> what do you -- >> i want to see peace. >> then do it. >> do it. say it. >> do you want to call them -- what d

yesterday investigators were seen searching the unnamed suspect's home in montreal.he white house. she was arrested in buffalo, new york. president trump sent to send a strong message to china at the u.n. general assembly today. is he expected to call out the communist nation for their handling of the coronavirus pandemic. chinese president xi jinping also set to deliver prerecorded remarks at this year's virtual gathering. michael jordan is coming to nascar. the basketball legend partnering with driver denny hamlin to form a new team starting next year. the first driver will be bubba wallace. the move makes jordan the first principle owner of a team since the 1970s. jordan releasing a statement saying quote the timing seemed perfect as nascar is evolving and embracing social change more and more. a look at your headlines. send it back to you. steve: that's great. ainsley: ethics exciting. thanks, jillian. senator martha mac sally's senate race could have a pivotal role in the next supreme court nominee. she is going to join us live next. dventures. you hope the more

we talked about the johns hopkins montreal study on alarming trends of lenders transferring flood-related mortgage risks to the taxpayer. you stated the overall point of the study is largely correct, end quote, and that out of concern without meaningful reform, much that risk will be sent to fannie and freddie. ko congress has not enacted any steps. can you tell me what steps fhfa is doing to take into account the risk of flooding and more enhanced flooding as a result of our changing climate? >> first and foremost i think the most important thing we need to do to prepare fannie and freddie from any risks of flooding and climate change related activities is to build a buffer that accounts for that so we have a safe and sound system. second, we are building research capacity here to spread across environmental economists and data infrastructure to be able to model these issues. and we're working with both fannie and fred die to get more data on this. there will be more announcements to come on this front. >> thank you, dr. calabria, and i yield back. >> thank you. i recognize ms. velazquez

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