i'm joined by my guest, matthew eric in montreal. he's a senior fellow at the american university of moscow and director of rising tide foundation of canada. in chicago. we have kayla mouth and he is a journalist and political analyst, and in brittany we have job, rick mall. he is a political commentator. all right, gentlemen. crosstalk rules and effect. that means you can jump in any time you want . and i always appreciate kayla. let me go to you 1st in chicago. what, what do you understand by the term liberal order and considering your understanding of it? are you willing to sacrifice for it? go right ahead. well they have a lot of different euphemisms they use. they talk about the rules based global order. they talk about the open, the international system. i think that's how ann marie slaughter, one of the ideologues hillary clinton's state department put it. but essentially what they're referring to is a global financial system, a free trade neoliberalism. the domination of the world by a few banks and corporations based on wall

i'm joined by my guests, matthew eric in montreal. he's a senior fellow at the american university of moscow and director of rising tide foundation of canada in chicago. we have caleb mauppin. he is a journalist and political analyst, and in brittany we have job, rick mall. he is a political commentator. all right, gentlemen. crosstalk rules and effect, that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate kayla. let me go to you 1st in chicago. what, what do you understand by the term liberal order and considering your understanding of it? are you willing to sacrifice for it? go right ahead. well, they have a lot of different euphemisms they use. they talk about the rules based global order. they talk about the open the international system. i think that's how ann marie slaughter, one of the ideologues hillary clinton's state department. but it, but essentially what they're referring to is a global financial system, a free trade neoliberalism, the domination of the world by a few banks and corporations based on wall stre

in montreal, we have obviously comes from the left to progressive left. he's a good friend of mine and a good friend of the program. but matthew year, not of the plan of the left. neither am i. how do you understand the liberal order? go ahead. well, i think that taylor did an excellent job. i mean, to add to that i, i, i think that one of the things that strikes me about the liberal world order is that it is rooted in a concept of anglo dash and liberalism, philosophically. and there's the sort of idea that all opinions are accepted except of course, those opinions which challenge the governing class. those are not, but overall, everything is accepted. that's why britain was known, even in the 19th century as a zone of supporting international tara, tara fits, and many of the assassinations that began the late 1819th century were unleashed by various terrorist cells, anarchist groups that were cultivated from the things like the london conference 1971 that provided a home safe based operations for the sas nation of various statesmen, all around the world

the dodgers won't lose him even if he doesn't make good in montreal. although the montreal club has made provisions for robinson and right around the international circuit in baltimore, the club farther south doesn't look for any trouble. of course, it can't guarantee protection from the hoodlum in the bleachers. in the majority of the hotels, the colored boys won't even have to be segregated, which of course is nonsense because it wasn't in a hotel in america who allowed african americans to stay there. it's felt that the white players will accept him. white players have played against color teams for years. a great deal depends on the boys themselves and their deport meant on and off the field. robinson will be watched the more closely. he is really on the spot, the future of the negro in baseball is bound up in jackie's own destiny, and in fact that last sentence is the one true sentence on this piece of paper. >> right. so what do you think? when you're listening to this, this is march 1st 1946. in 46, you were ten years old. >> that's right. no, j

el papa ha llegado nuevamente con la ovaciÓn de la gente de quebec, tambiÉn ha llegado gente de montrealuelva hablar de los abusos vividos en las escuelas residenciales, pero el discurso aquÍ es un discurso de le toca a todos, del fracaso al perdÓn, quÉ nos sucede a los catÓlicos y no denominados como catÓlicos, y nos destruimos con el fracaso, pero Él dice que hay que tener la esperanza para salir adelante. es una jornada muy interesante que hay que escuchar, y despuÉs veremos cuÁl es el regalo que le trae a la virgen que va a dejar aquÍ, como lo hacen todas las iglesias cuando el papa visita. es un regalo que trae desde roma. con esto regreso con ustedes, desde el santuario nacional, al estudio. buenas tardes. carolina: una maravillosa cobertura, quiÉn mejor que tÚ para hacerlo, marÍa antonieta. gracias. mientras tanto, los salvÓ la campana, y que lo captado en vÍdeo, una afortunado residente de las vegas, logrÓ salir con vida de intento de robo, y todo porque la pistola se leen casquillo o al asaltante. el hombre le exigiÓ que le entregara sus cosas, vÍctima saliÓ corriendo y escapÓ c

weeks ago, he went to a portion of the academy in mallorca and even beforehand plans to perform in montreal at the masters series tournament, which will be held on august 7-14, the nadali team has allegedly booked hotel rooms in the canadian city. two-time olympic champion japanese yuzuru hani announced his retirement, he announced this decision at a special press conference in tokyo hanyuf. said he planned to retire after the olympics pyunchhane, however, he held out until beijing as he continued to concentrate on the results. now look 27 its first gold. i took it back in sochi 8 years ago in korea 4 years later, a japanese. he repeated his success, but in beijing he could no longer miss. even in the top three, he is a two-time world champion, the winner of the team tournament as part of the japanese team and the champion of the four continents of the twentieth year. farewell to the former football player and coach georgy yartsev took place in the manege of the spartak football academy, in order to ask in full force to come the current players of spartak could not hold back the tears, oleg

i'm joined by my guest, matthew eric in montreal. he's a senior fellow at the american university of moscow and director of rising tide foundation of canada in chicago. we have caleb mauppin. he is a journalist and political analyst. and in brittany we have john, rick mall. he is a political commentator. all right, gentlemen, cross our girls in effect, that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate kayla only are you 1st in chicago. what, what do you understand by the term liberal order and considering your understanding of it? are you willing to sacrifice for it? go right ahead. well, they have a lot of different euphemisms they use. they talk about the rules based global order. they talk about the open the international system. i think that's how ann marie slaughter, one of the ideologues that hillary clinton's state department put it. but essentially what they're referring to is a global financial system, a free trade neoliberalism, the domination of the world by a few banks and corporations based on wall stree

requests in germany, to return the turbine for the northern stream from the unit will be delivered from montrealdy handed over the turbine, let’s recall that canada’s actions led to the fact that the russian holding was forced to to stop one of the gas turbine engines on the nord stream gas pipeline as a result , fuel pumping was reduced by 60%, exactly at that very the moment when germany is desperately trying to stock up on gas for the winter. and the authorities of cyprus are not happy with western sanctions, so, as the local press reports, due to restrictions and a decrease in the number of tourists from russia, the republic suffers losses without russian travelers. the island can lose up to 600 million euros in cyprus, russian tourists are said to be the second largest after the british, however, it was they who, as journalists point out, were the most generous. the ruling coalition in japan will retain the majority of seats in the upper house of parliament, as broadcasts tv channels on hk, this is evidenced by exit data. sex official election results for the legislative assembly, not yet a

export restrictions on a gas turbine that the company, siemens was repairing its facilities and montreal delivery. an installation of that turbine which russia says is critical to risk.

temporarily waved its export restrictions on a gas turbine that seamans was repairing at its facilities in montreal delivery. and the installation of the turbine, which russia says is critical to restore and gas flows, could force you to partially lift its own sanctions on russia. well, that in turn has drawn the ire of ukraine. meanwhile, germany is looking for other ways to fill the gaps left by russia, but some solutions are more comfortable than others. germany consumes one trillion kilowatt hours of gas per year. the lion's share comes from russia. since the invasion of ukraine, germany has been desperately trying to win itself off russian gas. when the war began, germany received 55 percent of its supply from russia. german politicians and officials met with counterparts around the world to rapidly diversify its sources of gas. economy minister or robert havoc travel to could tar in march. the country is one of the world's largest exporters of liquefied gas. it agree to an energy partnership with germany, to help develop alternatives and expand terminals for the fuel. the german government mo

german siemens to it for repair the company has only one plant that can repair these engines in montreal where germany fell into its own station trap for the minister of energy. the frg had to lose face by publicly begging to return the turbine. the insidious decision is to publicly admit that yes. we the german government are asking canada to make an exception for the russian issue from the sanctions. that is, we recognize that in this situation we are forced to change, uh, the innovative regime in the direction of mitigation, thereby the collective west was forced to to admit that he himself was entangled in his own sanctions, bit off more than he could swallow. and here are some, of course, losing face of the sanctions war. she eventually germany was the agenda. they stated that they aimed to deliver the turbine to russia as soon as possible. however, they warn about this. experts, the problems may not end. the fact is that it is the starting compressor station of the nord stream, portovaya, the period for overhaul of other engines has come up, but will they make an exception for them

export restrictions on a gas turbine that the company, siemens was repairing its facilities and montreal delivery. an installation of that turbine, which russia says is critical to restoring gas flows, could force you to partially lift its own sanctions on right.

its export restrictions on a gas turbine that the company, siemens was repairing its facilities in montreal, delivery and installation of that turbine, which russia says is critical to restoring gas flows, could force you to partially lift its own sanctions on russia, that in turn, has drawn the higher of ukraine for let's take a further look into this. karen piddle leads the fo, center for energy, climate and resources. she joins me from munich and my colleague andrea emory is joining me here in studio at karen. i 1st want to start with you, we've been anticipating this day when maintenance begins, begins for quite some time. how alarmed should we be? do we have any idea? i mean, we don't know. i mean that's basically it. i mean, the maintenance is the normal that happens basically every year, 1014 days. the question is really whether there will be any excuses on the russian side to actually prolong that period until when it's anybody's guess. or one excuse that's been given to this point for pulling back on gas imports to germany has been a busted turbine under the german government is no

of germany, to return the turbine for the nord stream, the repaired unit will be delivered from montrealo berlin so that the germans have already transferred the turbine to gazprom, let me remind you that canada’s action was carried out to the fact that the russian holding was forced to stop one of the gas turbine engines on the severny gas pipeline flow has been reduced by 60% as a result of fuel pumping, at the very moment when germany is desperately trying to stock up on gas for next winter. the hope and the european union to replace russian pipeline gas with liquefied fuel from the united states does not seem to be justified in the united states, it burned down for the second month in a year for the production of lng, this time an explosion and fire occurred at a plant in oklahoma, no one was injured, but the authorities had to evacuate dozens of people , but the causes of the fire and the extent of the damage have not yet been reported, let me remind you a month ago, as a result of a similar emergency, the largest plant in texas stopped, this terminal provided about 16% of all ameri

in germany, to return the turbine for the nord stream, the repaired unit will be delivered from montrealhave already transferred the turbine to gazprom. let me remind you that canada's actions led to the fact that the russian holding was forced to stop one of the gas turbine engines of the nord stream energy pipeline as a result of pumping. fuel has been cut by 60%, this is exactly the period when germany is desperately trying to stock up on gas for the winter. at in japan, elections for the upper house of parliament are taking place today, which records a fairly high turnout by this hour, 6% higher than during similar elections 3 years ago, the vote takes place just 2 days after the assassination of the head of the largest faction in parliament and ex-premier shinzoba was committed against him armed attack during a speech as part of an election campaign. in the first hours. after the assassination, there was an opinion that the vote should be canceled, but the head of the government was fumioxide. however, he decided to hold elections. polls show that the ruling bloc in parliament is li

antonieta: entre quienes no se querÍan perder este momento, estaban estas personas desde toronto y montreale me invitaba a seguirlo. marÍa antonieta: dejÓ todo en argentina y partiÓ a dejarlo todo por los mÁs pobres. >> ... allÍ es cuando el seÑor sale a nuestro encuentro. marÍa antonieta: esta basÍlica fue el lugar donde el papa los puso ellos como ejemplo para superar las adversidades. papa: cuando hace mÁs de 100 aÑos el incendio consumiÓ el santuario, ellos construyeron este templo con valor y creatividad. marÍa antonieta: aunque el vaticano no ha dicho una palabra, este es el sentimiento de los miles de fieles que llegan a este santuario el dÍa de hoy, que el papa, sabiendo que es un lugar de sanaciÓn fÍsica, donde han ocurrido milagros certificados, haya pedido por su propia curaciÓn en los problemas que afectan a su cuerpo. patricia: los bomberos avanzaron en su lucha contra el incendio que arde en el condado mariposa, en california, y han dicho que lo han contenido en un 42 %. mÁs de 3700 bomberos combaten el incendio que se iniciÓ el 22 de julio y amenazÓ a las arboledas de secuoya

tomorrow, he is traveling out of quÉbec city, holding mass at a basilica just out of montrÉal.ay, he's going up to nunavit where he will be meeting with local indigenous first nations, school survivors and having a farewell ceremony. then he returns back to rome. >> is it fair to say church attendance and influence in canada has been on the decline in recent years and decades? >> it has. there was a report out of quÉbec, 90% of the population decades ago used to be church attending. now it is about 10%. clear across the country, regardless if it is catholic or protestant, organized, attendance in organized religion has fallen substantially. two churches in the area where i live just closed down in the past couple years. some evangelical churches aren't doing too badly. there has been a massive crash in attendance for organized religion, particularly mainstream christianity. that is clear across the country and in washington state, and oregon. >> thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> that is the world news. thanks for watching. stay tuned. ♪ >> could be in danger. you are i

. >> we are going to end this bulletin in montrÉal.rs away from any african country. for 15 days, the capital of quÉbec is hosting the 36 edition of the african and caribbean music festival. there will be 150 concerts and other activities as well. in all, 700 artists with 30 different countries are taking part. here is the update. >> we have beautiful weather in montrÉal for the 36 edition of the festival, where 200,000 people are expected to attend here, one of the biggest international festivals dedicated, as you say, african and caribbean music. this year, the lineup is amazing. this famous african musician's. without further expectation, i will introduce you to one of the great artist, a rising star from congo. she's right by my side, her name is joyce. she is from congo. joyce, thank you for joining us here on france 24. tell us how do you feel performing here in the festival where the greatest african artist did perform. >> it is not my third time. -- it is not my first time. i started on this stage and i will say, nine years lat

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now the turbine in montreal for repairs not to return the power unit demanded from canada ukraine arguingthis step would contradict the sanctions against our country gazprom was forced to reduce gas supplies via nord stream at the moment only 40% of the fuel is supplied to europe, and since july 11, gazprom plans to completely stop nord stream for scheduled maintenance in berlin fears that without this equipment, the pipeline will not come out of repair at all. joe biden was confused again, this time the american president could not immediately find a way out of the stage at the cia headquarters after the speech, the head of the white house resolutely walked towards the auditorium, then stopped for a few seconds. i exchanged glances with one of the guards. he, apparently, was trying to tell the baidun the right path. muslims celebrate one of the main islamic holidays eid al-adha, it marks the end of the hajj, a sacred pilgrimage for muslims to the city of mecca in saudi arabia, believers attend a festive prayer. it begins after sunrise with a common prayer after worship. everyone goes to

also joining us is space agency montrÉal. we have sara gallagher.i see katie in the background there. we are also going to be visiting the institute on the campus of johns hopkins and we have tom gordon and they will give us updates and more. good morning. >> good morning. >> they will each reveal one of the new images and we are joined by millions of science fans from around the world. we have watch parties just for this event so we are really going international. we begin with india and we have a signal from nepal. welcome everybody there. welcome all the way from india. we will be back with them later. wonderful. we also have a warm welcome in portland oregon. next we will go off to milan italy. good afternoon italy. i guess we have a screen from italy and next we will go to vermont. hi vermont, nice to see you and thank you for being part of this today. we have the tania israel. hello israel. one more for now. people are giving hugs. we also have canada, hey vancouver. wonderful to have all those people with you. there's a huge party taking plac

wilkinson, permission to export the turbine manufactured by siemens, which was being repaired in montrealsued after a series of negotiations. in including with the international energy agency , earlier the canadian authorities refused to return the turbine, citing sanctions against knives in the oil and gas industry, as german economy minister robert habib said, filled german gas storage facilities are important not only for germany but also for overall european energy security in mid-june, gazprom due to untimely return of the turbine engine reduced gas supplies via nord stream to 40% of the maximum capacity, and tomorrow the planned annual inspection of the gas pipeline from july 11 to july 21 at the rate for it in full. in the meantime, in a number of cities in germany, it is planned to organize public heated places for the winter for free stay of those who cannot cope with rising prices for utilities. and the bild newspaper reports that local authorities plan to give indoor sports centers that were previously used for these needs. like covid vaccination points. well, while ordinary ge

tonight was draft night in montreal. after trading back from pick number 11, the sharks went with a 18-year-old center. round two will take place tomorrow. >>> soccer now. the u.s. women's national team is heading back to the world cup, defeating jamaica today. here's the final goal of the game coming from trinity rodman, the daughter of dennis rodman. mexico lost to haiti to secure the u.s.' spot in the 2023 world cup. >>> to the king of clay. rafael nadal was inching toward his first title since 2010 at wimb wimbledon but a stomach injury has knocked him out. his opponent advances to the final. >>> the first arab player, she will play another >>> a his tor itoric hire. sandra douglas the first black woman to hold that title in the nhl. >>> trent williams given the ultimate badge of success today. it was announced williams will earn a rare 99 rating in the upcoming madden 23 video game. he becomes the first offensive lineman to earn a 99 rating in the game since hall-of-famer walter jones in 2007. i'm excited for footba

montreal, there germany fell into its own station trap . the minister of energy.had to lose face by publicly begging to return the turbine. the insidious decision is to publicly admit that yes. we , the german government, are asking canada to make an exception for russia on the issue of sanctions, that is, we admit that in this situation we are forced to change the innovation regime towards mitigation, thereby the collective west was forced to admit that it itself got confused in its own sanctions, bit off more than was able to swallow. and here are some, of course, losing face of the sanctions war. hmm, she ended up in germany recognized. everyone was told that they aimed to deliver the turbine to russia as soon as possible. however, they warn about this. experts, the problems may not end. the fact is that at the starting compressor station of the nord stream portovaya , the overhaul period for other engines has also come up, and whether they will make an exception for them is a big question, because there is simply nowhere else to service these units, except in

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. >> our next speaker is lawrence montreal, american legion. >> good morning, my name is lawrence montreal. i'm the national legislative director for the american legion. and on behalf of the american legion and our nearly 2 million members, i would like to emphasize the fact that this delay is absolutely unacceptable. a bill that passed the house of representatives three times it passed the senate with wide ranging bipartisan support, 84 senators voting in favor of it will be delayed once again and as a result, veterans will suffer. the bill's genesis came from the fact that 70% of veterans with illnesses related to burn pits were being denied and as a result couldn't access healthcare. sick veterans couldn't meet the burden of proof. the pact act passed the house and the senate in a bipartisan manner. yet this delay continues because of political games. there's no reason this bill should not be signed by the president by the end of next week. every day that this delay goes on, veterans are unable to receive care. this is wrong. we will not stand by and allow veterans to be denied their d

tonight, he is on his way to montreal where the draft will take place. the nhl draft later this week. how big of a deal is this for hockey and will it lead to more minorities in executive positions in the nhl? let's bring in sharks tv analyst who joins us from canada. drew, great to see you after all these years. we'll start here. is mike grier the right person for the job and keep in mind how i'm asking this question? this is not necessarily a hockey question, drew. >> reporter: well, absolutely. i understand that. you were around san jose sharks when mike was a player and i know you think like i do regarding mike grier. he's highly intelligent, very motivated, commanding presence as a leader and was always a player that had intensity and high level qualities and characteristics. that was him as a player and him as a person. as far as the national hockey league goes, a few years back the national hockey league ran into a situation where you had a racist -- alleged racist remarks by a coach. you had problem with coaches being hostile toward people. the n

for the sharks has died unexpectedly. 53-year-old bryan marchment was attending the nhl draft in montreal as a scout for the sharks. he played parts of 17 nhl seasons for a number of teams including the sharks. since 2007 he had been working for the sharks in scouting and other roles. upon hearing the news, shark's general manager, mike grier, says it's a sad day for our organization. the cause of death hasn't been released. >>> still ahead rising rents are making it harder for people to make it in the bay. we'll break down where rents are the highest and how much prices went up. >>> details in the cyclists love triangle that left a san francisco woman dead. tonight we get our first look at the suspect after she was captured overseas. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we managed some sunshine through the inland valleys. 74 in san jose. i'll show you how much fog for tomorrow and the >>> we have a tragic update on a story we first brought to you earlier this week. investigators say they recovered the bodies of the three men who disappeared under the water while trying to rescue a c

in nhl defenseman brian marshman passed away today at the age of 53, the former enforcer was in montrealhl draft as a scout for the sharks. no cause of death has been released. san jose releasing a statement today that reads brian's lifelong love of hockey was unparalleled and he was amongst the most dedicated, physical and fiercest players to ever play the game. he spent more than 20 seasons with the sharks organization. 334 games as a player and 15 as a member of the shock, the shock scouting department. most importantly, they say. brian was a loving son, husband and father. (burke) a new car loses about ten percent of its value the minute you drive off the lot. or more. that's why farmers new car replacement pays to replace it with a new one of the same make and model. get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ ever stamp honoring former first lady nancy reagan went on sale today. here it is. the launch. >> taking place today at the reagan library in simi valley. the sample available exclusively at the reagan library where m

the same pavilions can be found in different cities around the world chicago montreal lisbon or meskhin and restoration of two buildings of the moscow tchaikovsky conservatory will be completed by the end of this year by now, the work has been completed by 90%, as a result, the conservatory has more than 60 additional classrooms and construction. where was a significant part of the administrative services moved? this institution is historical , in moscow it is considered one of the most iconic objects in terms of cultural architectural historical heritage. and today. this complex of buildings becomes really. it is the pearl of the city of moscow in terms of its restoration , adaptation and renovation. most importantly, the conservatory received a completely restored, replaced facade roof. all modern internal engineering systems were completed in the conservatory and additional elevators were put into operation. uh, communication between buildings has been simplified. and during the reconstruction in the small hall of the conservatory there will be additional artistic halls and a new bu