o■ñ; 7 i spend a lot of time in montreal.ith copenhagen and barcelona, one of my favourite places on the planet, a home away from home. but i still have a problem putting my finger on what makes this city so great. through the centuries, montreal has found itself at a global crossroads where nations, cultures and languages have met, or were fiercely defended. now, it's as though montreal is a city that spends a lot of time wondering about itself. i wouldn't call it an identity crisis, more of an identity mélange. this city faces real urban challenges. the people here will tell you that they have

that is just 7 years left to deliver on that really ambitious package that was agreed and montreal last year by governments. so this treaty and, and agreeing it right now is so important made it said that this is all about the sustainable management device resources, and that's precisely what is the threat without some form of governance. what is basically the holistic and an equipped to both management of the ocean and its resources. so this treaty is an international legally binding treaty. i'm factory for conservation and sustainable use of marine resort, but biological diversity. so it's actually a package deal, so it really looks at several different elegy elements. so for example, i'm creating marine protected areas and the high seas and not just marine protected areas, but also network marine protected areas as well as how are you going to look at the capacity development capacity building and the transfer marine technology. and also how would you actually conduct a conduct and environmental impact assessment. and finally, also looking at marine genetic resources and how and the

this is the success that was seen in montreal with 30 by 30. how's, how does that tie in to, to this treaty? well, at the moment, like i said, half this planet is, is what this treat you're trying to set rules for that you can't really achieve protecting at least 30 percent of it unless we have this treaty is, is absolutely crucial milestone to reaching that goal. and 30 by 30 it, it sounds wildly ambitious, but it's exactly what kind to tell us is needed to help the ocean restore to help rebound health, to be more resilient to climate change. the treaty is an absolutely essential tool and helping deliver all of that. and isn't well, one of the issues in this whole debate, how to establish and maintain m p a is in areas that aren't governed by any individual country. you know, looking at it especially you'd say that it's going to be a challenge. exactly in 2019 we sail from polls poll from the art to, to be taught to visiting. for me, there is on the high seas that we want to be protected. we saw some absolutely astonishing wildlife out there.

who is paying for them to fly montreal and why don't they stay in montreal? i heard it's beautiful.lovely. >> so, canada has some international agreements with some, i guess, what you would call priority countries. so there is four or five individual countries that just have very easy access. i think el salvador is one. there is few others. maybe eastern european countries. they are getting there very easily and realizing that as the pressure and demand builds up on the southern border and, again, it's wide open right now. they are just finding other roots. and when you have one of the non-protected border in the world between canada and the united states, that's a huge opportunity for them to come across. >> jesse: they are looking for soft spot. >> move their border agents to the south. and if they are going to move the border agents to the south we have to be part of that. i don't mind doing it. i'm not asking for money. i will pay the money just to allow my agents to do it. i was in washington this past weekend and i saw secretary mayorkas and i said, look, you rejected me once.

ñ■vño;o;ó7ó7 i spend a lot of time in montreal. with copenhagen and barcelona, one of my favourite places on the planet, a home away from home. but i still have a problem putting my finger on what makes this city so great. through the centuries, montreal has found itself at a global crossroads where nations, cultures and languages have met, or were fiercely defended. now, it's as though montreal is a city that spends a lot of time wondering about itself. i wouldn't call it an identity crisis, more of an identity mélange. this city faces real urban challenges. the people here will tell you that they have

hakkinen and montreal has the lead that canadians added an empty netter.they went 3 to 1, the sharks still mired in the number 14 spot in the 16 team western conference. and there isn't usually a lot of drama and cactus league baseball . but today's game between the asian angels was an exception. that's because of the starting pitcher shohei otani for the angels, shintaro fujinami for the aids, both former first round draft picks in japan together on the same field for the first time since 2014. tommy pitched two shutout innings. he struck out three, including jake lamb, we couldn't pull the trigger their otani went two and a third with two strikeouts. jace peterson, one of them, otani did not allow a run either. little different outcome for lamb in the fifth. he came up with two on with the age leading 3 to 2. that's a three run shot at ken walter chuck. the angels were back in front for good. they go on to win 11 to 5, wrapping up 98 pictures in the middle innings. john sosa the padres they were 7 to 5 losers, not a good start for alex cobb on the mounta

bank of montrÉal is not one of the top ten in the u.s.ee how that would lead to concentration so it's clear in the u.s. they don't like concentration at least a few weeks ago so i don't know how they will square that circle but you are right, that's probably what needs to happen, smaller banks need to be bought by larger banks and extended to them saying you won't take losses by requiring focuses. stuart: i'm always asked by viewers and people on the street frankly, is my money safe and a bank deposit in the united states? how would you answer? >> if you are to be $2000, yes. it is safe. if you are above that, it's a question. they have backstopped svb but will they be able to in the future? i don't know. stuart: honest answer. thank you very much. appreciate you being here. calls for independent investigation of svb. elizabeth warren does not want fed chair powell involved. >> she doesn't like him, she says recuse yourself. >> for this review to have any credibility at all, chair powell has to recuse himself. he is the one who not only p

. >> a couple visiting from montreal got to enjoy a few minutes of sunshi between those dark bands of rain. at times, the spin of the storm system was unmistakable. >> you can watch when it the sun cam out, could you see it swirling in the sky. >> yeah, i see the black is coming back around here. i don't know i around. >> back to highway 84 it's not just this spot closed, in the hills the roads have absorbed as much water they can hold. e have reached another spot where it would e nice to have a eak and let tsng isohilate tdhe fact we've seen this so and times the last couple months it's just relentless. >> on top of everything you get another major storm system that twobld a little bit and therefore had a much higher impact than we expected 2 hours ago starting with wind gusts and we will take aook at peak gusts. the cameras are still shaking around. gusts. in the hills above los gatos, pier one, the timing lined up ost perfectly, 74 mile-anr gusts, literally hurrica force gusts. it did resemble a hurricane how well it was organized. 2.5 inches much rain for ben lomond. one inch rain

over to you. >> if it has the word montreal in it i like it.et's talk about semiconductor names right now trading on the nasdaq 100. all are in the red with amd the biggest lager right now. there's noÑ but they always usually fall in sync with rising treasury yields. micron i want to focus on that because those shares are lower right now down about q2.2% of te street pretty much braces for the worst with earnings outok after the bell. citi expecting a billion-dollar inventory write-off. t.d. cowan in their notes say a miss is widely expected. but overall it seems like analysts are calling for a bottom in memory prices. you've got silicon carbide producer i want to talk about right now wolf-speed because that stock is trending@ó5=mq■ 3% lower after president biden is set to visit the facility in the next hour or so to highlight how investments like the $53 billion chip stock are unleashing a manufacturing boom. keep in mind that çóchipmakers still need to get approved for that government aid and they'll have to decide if they should continue doi

. >> watching all this close as the executive director of the refugee center in montreal.is group has been working with migrants who cross the border into canada. thanks for joining us. let's start with the impact of that agreement announced today. how big a change in this is in terms of -- in terms of how migrants are processed when they come into canada? >> it's a big change. we usually encounter about 40,000 individuals and now the significant number reduced to 15,000. it's kind of scary. these individuals are seeking safety in canada and seeking asylum. they are going to try to come here whichever way they can. it is big change. >> what about the part of the deal where canada will open up additional legal pathways for people to arrive from some of those south and central american countries. what do you make of that? >> it's a very small step. 15,000 compared to the 40,000 we had in this last year. it's also just from the western hemisphere. a lot of individuals come in from afghanistan, libya, yemen, west africa. it is a mix of individuals who are seeking safety. there

they're claiming the company knew the canadian artist would perform two concerts in montreal , but kept that quiet to boost demand. experts say the underlying problem ticketmaster's monopoly on the market controlling 70% of the industry, the monopoly issues have been going on for years and years and years and years, pearl jam took them before congress. that was in 1994. jam members on capitol hill after finding out ticketmaster added a service charge to its tickets. pearl jam fans are teenagers who do not have the money to pay $30 or more than its often charged for tickets today complained tried to get promoters to cap ticket prices and other venues. with no luck. there's no one who even comes close to ticketmaster's strength. it's reached its muscle, its ability. to sell the volume of tickets that it has to ticketmaster in the past has blamed high demand billions of ticket requests for crashing its website, also a possible cyber attack and increased boat traffic for its problems denying any deception or questionable ticket practices. rhiannon andrea, all eyes will be on this one. derek

music break] , writer and postdoctoral fellow at concordia university's social justice centre in montrÉalour peace and "the new yorker" "how the government cancelled betty ann's debts" and follows up on her piece last summer on "the aging student dentures of america." striking miners returning to work after nearly two years. back in less than 30 seconds. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. we end today's show in alabama, where hundreds of striking miners are set to return to work thursday at the warrior met coal company after nearly two years on the picket line. the president of the united mine workers of america sent a letter to warrior met granting an unconditional offer to return to work as the two parties continue to negotiate a new contract. for more on the end of the longest strike in the history of alabama, a so-called "right-to-work" state with powerful anti-union laws, we are joined in birmingham by kim kelly, independent labor journalist who has covered the warrior met strike since it began

amna: executive director of the refugee center in montreal, thank you for joining us. ♪ today, the u.spped into the fiery debate about kids and classrooms, passing a bill that republicans say protects parents' rights in every school district but oppents call it a dangerous move in a culture war. our lisa desjardins reports. lisa: for years, flaring -- test: i am so upset i have to stand before this board. lisa: rising. >> you all beasley have a fully formed opinion. lisa: and sometimes warring -- roaring debates over schools and kids have now reached the u.s. capital. >> should parents have the right to be involved in their child's education? that is the question before us. >> what about the rights of our students? what about the rights of young people? why are my republican colleagues not advocating for students? lisa: where house republicans today passed what they call a priority bill. it is hr five, called the parents bill of rights. it would require that parents be allowed to see curriculum plans, lists of materials and can look at any available books. also that they will be told a

not about 45 days ago a person drove his bus into a kindergarten near montreal, injuring two 4-year-old children and six other people. south korea's military announced that north korea fired two short-range ballistic missiles towards the east coast of the country on tuesday. reuters this is the latest test in the series of north korean weapons tests. according to the announcement of the joint staff of the south korean army, these missiles were fired from the southern provinces near the western coast of this country . north korea's missile test took place while south korea and the united states in now holding its largest joint in recent years, the launch comes two days after north korea tested a strategic cruise missile from a submarine and less than a year after north korean leader kim jong-un ordered the military to conduct exercises to deter and respond to an actual war. whitening was necessary. the american federal police announced a 12% increase in hate crimes in this country in 2021. based on this, the incidents were black and teenagers , and 65% of the people who were victims of c

estas son las imágenes de la gente que entra de estados unidos hacia la provincia de quebec hace montrealque tiene dos vías guadalupe tanto el primer ministro de canadá como el presidente joe biden >> hemos visto ha sido muy intenso para las dos naciones últimamente para canadá.fro >> lo van a regresar a un tercer país es es el rango justamente la frontera y están argumentando que era justamente ese país así es muchas gracias rogelio para seguir hablando de este tema nos ha confirmado lo que decía rogelio los migrantes detenidos en la frontera norte de canadá han sido transportados desde texas la mayoría son mexicanos que llegaron a canadá para luego cruzar hacia los estados unidos. >> son imágenes enviados a texas esta mujer con un bebé en brazos de unos pasos en frente un niño otra imagen un grupo aparentemente de mujeres con manos esbozadas los hombres esposados y encadenados hasta los tobillos. >> el pasado 21 de marzo se tomaron estas fotos, migrantes cruzando de manera ilegal desde canadá me duele enormemente por el trauma que esto genera en los menores de edad pero también me duele

there on the borderlands if you can see it up there in canada up along saint john just south of montreal would he give up that pension would he give up those lands to join in this american rebellion, and at first he wasn't sure he was really on the fence in those borderlands which way he was going to go ultimately in the end. of course as we know he decided to join with the americans with the priv. that he could create his own regiment and that he had command to that regiment the second canadian regiment in this case. so hazen is not the person though that i really want to talk about. i want to continue on with this regiment on few other points. second canadian was then in the retreat from canada and at that point it had lost probably about half of its recruits on that retreat down to crown point and then fort ticonderogan ultimately into albany. through the summer of '76 there was a true question as to whether or not these canadian regiments would continue. canada was not choosing to join in this rebellion. so why would you have this other canadian regiment the original idea behind it w

jet fu was mixedith usedeven cooking oil fothe route fromht lastear saved metric ts paris to montrealfuel is bioethanol. plants such as corn or sugarcane are fermented and distilled. bioethanol can replace 10-20% of the gasoline used to power a vehicle. then there's biodiesel. it's made by combining animal fats or vegetable oils like rapeseed or soy with alcohol. as with ethanol, the biodiesel is then added to normal diesel fuel. biofuels are used at gas stations worldwide. but according to the international energy agency, they only account for 3% of transport fuel demand. >> the problem with biofuels is that crops have to be specially grown. and that steals space from food crops. or even depletes forests, and biodiversity. like with palm oil trees in indonesia, sugar cane in brazil, and rapeseed in germany. a study in germany found that using biofuels can help save 9.2 million tons of the country's annual co2 emissions. but 16.4 million tons could be stored if natural vegetation were allowed to return on crop fields instead. the simplest means of generating biomass energy is our most

there on the borderlands if you can see it up there in canada up along saint john just south of montreal would he give up that pension would he give up those lands to join in this american rebellion, and at first he wasn't sure he was really on the fence in those borderlands which way he was going to go ultimately in the end. of course as we know he decided to join with the americans with the priv. that he could create his own regiment and that he had command to that regiment the second canadian regiment in this case. so hazen is not the person though that i really want to talk about. i want to continue on with this regiment on few other points. second canadian was then in the retreat from canada and at that point it had lost probably about half of its recruits on that retreat down to crown point and then fort ticonderogan ultimately into albany. through the summer of '76 there was a true question as to whether or not these canadian regiments would continue. canada was not choosing to join in this rebellion. so why would you have this other canadian regiment the original idea behind it w

. >>> six people are missing after a raging fire in montreal.g are americans. montreal police say the fire swept through a 130-year-old building which had several illegal airbnb units inside. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> the u.s. coast guard is conducting a search for macing person about six miles south of key west, florida. rescue crews have already saved more than two dozen people from a migrant vessel. it is not clear where they were coming from. coast guard air and surface crews searched throughout the night. they are continuing their search today. >>> an idaho woman will not face the death penalty if she is convicted in the death of her two children. laurie vallow and her husband are accused of killing her 7-year-old son joshua as well as her 17-year-old daughter tylee. they pled guilty to murder and grand theft. the death penalty will apply to her husband's case. >>> significant developments in this hour to a cold case with ties to the murdaugh family. south carolina investigators say they're now looking into the

yeah but they built -- so, in montreal -- we shot in montreal.train would go in and out of the station inside a studio >> seth: wow >> it was mind-blowing and it was dirty too >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> very accurate [ laughter ] >> seth: now, i -- i remember when i saw the first "scream" movie in theaters -- i know i'm older than you. i googled it, that's how i know. [ light laughter ] i didn't -- like, at first, i was like, "are we the same age?" but no [ laughter ] do you -- so i'm assuming you did not see the first one in theaters, but you must have seen -- remember the first time you saw the "scream" movie >> i do remember i didn't see it when it came out, 'cause i was six, but - >> seth: don't - [ light laughter ] it's not important how old you were [ laughter ] >> i did -- i was obsessed with horror movies when i was like 10, 11, 12, and i wasn't allowed to watch horror movies, so i would either lock myself in my room, or at sleepovers with my friends, watch "scream" and "final destination," and, you know, "i know what you did last sum

montreal scored three times in the final period. they win it 3-1. it's now six losses in seven games for the sharks. >>> to baseball, angels shohei ohtani facing the a's this afternoon. he was not the only japanese star on the mound. made his spring debut for oakland. he looked good with three strikeouts. and for more on the green and gold, let's go to vern glenn in mesa. >> the a's lost 102 games last season, but the spirits were high here in mesa. >> reporter: embracing the challenge of making the a's great again. >> and this is why i won and that goal is to do that and to get back to where we were. >> i think that last year is in the rear view and you obviously don't want to look too far down the tunnel. but you need to understand that yeah, playoffs can be in the picture for us. >> that'll do it from the arizona desert. let's go back to san francisco. >> the a's are projected to be one of the worst teams in baseball, stockpiling the whole team. but the question is can any of those youngsters make an impact this season? and that old saying, don't

they're claiming the company knew the canadian artist would perform two concerts in montreal , but kept that quiet to boost demand. experts say the underlying problem ticketmaster's monopoly on the market controlling 70% of the industry, the monopoly issues have been going on for years and years and years. years, pearl jam took them before congress. that was in 1994. jam members on capitol hill after finding out ticketmaster added a service charge to its tickets. jam fans are teenagers who do not have the money to pay $30 and more than it's often charged for tickets today complained tried to get promoters to cap ticket prices and other venues. with no luck. there's no one who even comes close to ticketmaster's strength. it's reached its muscle, its ability. to sell the volume of tickets that it has to ticketmaster in the past has blamed high demand billions of ticket requests for crashing its website, also a possible cyber attack and increased boat traffic for its problems denying any deception or questionable ticket practices. rhiannon andrea alright, derek. thank you coming up actor j

stoned by that montreal goaltender. third period, game tied at one. not any more.a nice goal by the canadians. the haves with the ? okay. check it out. boy, that is beautiful. you are looking at lake tahoe. this is the eastern shore. you can see the water and it's really coming down. >> looks like the ocean. >> look at the waves. >> the white caps there. >> we have seen more new snow video in the past two weeks than in like five years. >> ru absolutely right. >> and that looks cold. >> so cold. tomorrow morning, dangerous wind chills, up to lake port. it'll feel like 14 degrees san jose, 29 but here is the good thing. we get in on that break tomorrow. sunshine, mid-50s for the afternoon. rain chances return saturday through tuesday. we could have an atmospheric river. >> let's stick with the next 72 hours. thank you for joining us. have a safe day tomorrow >>> tonight, themorrow showdown at the supreme court over president biden's plan to forgive student loans. protesters gathered outside the court as the justices weigh the president's plan to wipe out $400 billion

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metric tons of c o 2 emissions jet fuel was mixed with used cooking oil for the route from paris to montreal. another biofuel is bio ethanol plant, such as corn or sugar cane are fermented and distilled bio ethanol can replace tests or vegetable oils like rape seat or soy with alcohol. as with ethanol, the bio diesel is then added to normal diesel fuel biofuels are used at gas stations worldwide. but according to the international energy agency, they only account for 3 percent of transport fuel demand. the problem with biofuels is that crops have to be specially grown and that steel space from food crops, or even to plates forests and bio diversity. ready like with palm oil trees and indonesia, sugar cane in brazil and rapes seed and germany. ringback a study in germany found that using biofuels can help save 9200000 tons of the countries annual c o 2 emissions. but 16400000 tons could be stored if natural vegetation were allowed to return on crop fields. instead. the simplest means of generating bio mass. energy is our most ancient way burning it like would leaves or waste, ah, governments

the montreal olympics really interesting. olympics are really interesting. you know, 19. yeah.u're 19. yeah. you're green . but we were you're green. but we were overconfident into it. well, i mean , i was i had some of the mean, i was i had some of the best times in the world at the time. and i phoned up my mother and said, you know , are you and said, you know, are you coming to montreal? and she said, the hasn't been selected. and i said, oh, not and i said, oh, it's not a question of whether i'm going it's which middle i'm going to win. she don't be so win. and she said don't be so cocky, didn't book the ticket sadly, but it was it came yeah seven and that was failure . well seven and that was failure. well i mean i at time they you'd go in to a holding room just before the event so it was three walls of glass double glazed one way glass you could see out could see it and they'd hold you there for your fear race and i went in there and the door closed behind and it kind of hermetically sealed. and the silence . and sealed. and the silence. and here i was , you know, with he

and montreal has the lead. canadians added an empty netter.ed in that number 14 spot in the 16 team western conference. the nfl has never out of the news for too long of a period. we just finished the super bowl, and now coaches and gms are currently in indianapolis scouting. the next crop of would be stars at the combine. 49ers won't be drafting in the early rounds, and right now, one of their major concerns is the health of the guy who had evolved into their starting quarterback. purdy's elbow surgery was scheduled for last wednesday but was put off because of lingering swelling combine. today we heard the first public comments from 49ers general manager john lynch after the latest on purdy. according to reports, purdy will meet with the surgeon this week in arizona could have the surgery early next week. 49ers would obviously like to have it done as soon as possible to speed up the rehab process, but it's not that simple. it's all about the best outcome. is it ideal? no you want, you know, for a variety of reasons time being number one. you

metric tons of c o 2 emissions jet fuel was mixed with used cooking oil for the route from paris to montreal. another biofuel is bio ethanol plant, such as corn or sugar cane are fermented and distilled bio ethanol can replace 10 to 20 percent of the gasoline use to power a vehicle. then there is biodiesel. it's made by combining animal fats or vegetable oils like rape seat or soy with alcohol. as with ethanol, the bio diesel is then added to normal diesel fuel biofuels are used at gas stations worldwide. but according to the international energy agency, they only account for 3 percent of transport, fuel demand. the problem with biofuels is that crops have to be specially grown and that steel spanks from food crops, or even depletes forests and bio diversity ah, like with palm oil trees and indonesia, sugar cane and brazil, and rapes seed in germany. ringback a study in germany found that using biofuels can help save 9200000 tons of the countries annual c o 2 emissions. but 16400000 tons could be stored if natural vegetation were allowed to return on crop fields. instead. the simplest means

the montreal olympics really interesting. olympics are really interesting. you know, you're yeah.u're 19. yeah. you're green . but we were you're green. but we were overconfident into it. well, i mean , i was i had some of the mean, i was i had some of the best times in the world at the time. and i phoned up my mother and said, you know , are you and said, you know, are you coming to montreal? and she said, the hasn't been selected. and i said, it's not and i said, oh, it's not a question of whether i'm going it's which middle i'm going to win. she don't be so win. and she said don't be so cocky, didn't book the ticket sadly, but it was it came yeah seven and that was failure . well seven and that was failure. well i mean i at time they you'd go in to a holding room just before the event so it was three walls of glass double glazed one way glass you could see out could see it and they'd hold you there for your fear race and i went in there and the door closed behind and it kind of hermetically sealed. and the silence . and sealed. and the silence. and here i was , you know, with h

just last week a montreal law firm brought a class action toot against ticket master alleging excessiveprices for drake's upcoming tour. >>. >> i got hit in my back so hard and right at my shoulder blades. serious, serious smack. never been hit that hard. i'm absolutely flying. >> sanderson is suing her for $300,000 in damages. paltrow denies responsibility countering for $1. >>> still ahead at 5:00, a triple shooting osi at bay gas station. what investigators reveal about the attack that left two people dead. >> plus the plan to help drivers deal with sky high gas prices. how it's supposed to work. >> and the investigation into a train derailment in the california desert today. >> right now bay area communities around california seeing new problems in the wake of last week's powerful storm just as another is about to arrive. >> millions of california drivers will have to pay more for car insurance. details on a new rate hike. >> and two weeks after its sudden collapse set off panic across the industry silicone valley bank has a new buyer. good evening. >> justin andrews on what current

in the match with montreal, panarin assisted his partner three times, completed the 29th assistant e3e among the wingers in the 8 years since his debut in the league and the results of likovanchuk in assists for his career overseas nikita kucherov from tampa scoring already three points for the home game with vegas did not help the meeting ended with the victory of the guests with a score of 4: 3 in overtime, but something else is noteworthy. in the literal sense of the word the fighting ending of this match was a mass brawl, according to the results of which the judges were forced to issue as many as 78 minutes of a fine. but apparently, it turned out to be a spectacle for the fans. in the continental hockey league, the first semi-finalist of the conference was determined; it was yaroslavsky lokomotiv, which outplayed in a series of up to four victories, podmoskovny vityaz , the fifth match of this series turned out to be typical for this confrontation, no one traditionally took risks and primarily cared about defense. after all, ivan zinchenko quickly opened the scoring here and too

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achieve in a goal of protecting 30 percent of the wells, land and sea by 2030 as agreed at cop 15 in montreal. last year. any commercial activities in the high seas will be subject to environmental impact. his estimates, which could have a massive effect on c mining, also place restrictions on how much fishing can take place. and on the location of shipping lanes and their traffic levels. the international union for conservation of nature estimates 10 percent of marine species are at risk of extinction because of over fishing and pollution. tracy aims to protect marine life, tory jason b has more. ladies and gentlemen, the ship has reached the shore celebrations at the un. after 50 years of negotiation with ambassador the ocean denounces a deal. the un high seas treaty will designate 30 percent of the world's oceans as protected areas by 2030 fishing and shipping lanes will be restricted. a move funding provided for marine conservation. this is the treaty. no one knew was really going to land. and last night it did, and that's a testament to really, really hard work. a very dedicated individu

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