however, the remarkable match of the montreal stamps... was largely due to a different reason.ous goals in the history of the league was scored. the tampa players did not wait for the referee's whistle and switched out of the episode. the same kucherov calmly went on shift, and johanson completely rolled back to the corner platforms, take a little breath. it was at this moment that the montreal hockey players quickly organized an attack, in fact on an empty goal, the goal was rightly counted. moving on to tennis, in the first round match of the doubles tournament in hong kong, the russian duo karenkhochanov andrei rublev defeated ziza bergs and colman wong with a score of 6:2-64 in 1 hour and 6 minutes. now in the quarter finals they will meet the pair sandr gille and göran vlighin from belgium. another tennis player from russia, roman safiulin , started the atp-250 tournament with a rather resounding victory in brisbane, australia. almost 2.5 hours for him. it was necessary to advance to the next round, but it was not in vain, american ben shelton was defeated in three games:

in november, montreal police say the school was targeted not once, but twice by gunfire.tudents were not there at the time. there were no injuries. but also, no arrests so far. for rabbi carmel, and the grandson of holocaust survivors, the fact it could happen here. >> it's scary. scary. made it so shocking to have such an act in such a community. it is almost like we are in a bubble here. as a religious school, that this becomes the go to place to protest. to express your anger. it is so, it misconstrued. it is hurtful. >> reporter: and police across canada say it is far from an isolated incident. last week a jewish owned deli in toronto was the target of an arson attack. no one was injured, no arrests have been made. but toronto police call it a tipping point. >> it is violent. it is targeted. it is organized. >> reporter: canada's prime minister has admitted there is newfound fear on canadian streets. >> we are seeing right now, a rise in anti-semitism. that is terrifying. >> reporter: canadian authorities say hate inspired incidents have spiked since the hamas attack

however, the match between tampa and montreal was remarkable in many respects for another reason.ost curious goals in the history of the league was scored. the tampa players did not wait for the referee's whistle and switched out of the episode. kucherov took a shift, yuganson rolled to the corner of the site. it was at this moment that montreal. quickly organized an attack on an empty goal, the goal was fair counted moving on to tennis, in the first round match of the doubles tournament in hong kong, the russian duo, karen khachanov, andrei rublev defeated zizubergs and colman wong with a score of 6: 2-64 in 1 hour and 6 minutes. now in the 1/4 finals they will meet the pair of sanderzile and göran vlighin from belgium. another tennis player from russia, raman sifiu. messi after the player retires from the national team. when messi leaves the national team, we will not allow anyone else to wear number ten, after him it is the least we can do for him, this is what the president said argentine football federation claudio tapi. in total, messi played 180 matches for argentina, score

now the montreal pavilion stands behind the sculpture of workers.e unique device mir-1. the world is abbreviation, stands for engineering calculation machine. almost every day , employees of the american company ibm came to the world, they carefully examined it from all sides, and asked soviet specialists all sorts of technical questions. ibm was then the world leader in computer hardware sales, but how to make a machine like that? the americans didn’t know, it was a device that could be called a prototype of a personal computer, it was invented by the director of the kiev institute of cybernetics, academician viktor, together with his colleagues. glushkov. the computer of that time occupied several rooms, and glushkov’s machine was placed on the desk. in addition, it contained revolutionary operating principles that ibm engineers could only guess about. he was called the king of soviet cybernetics, more than 800 scientific papers came from his pen, he was the one who was one step away from opening the world wide web of domestic electronic money. ma

eves angler, author and political activist from montreal, canada. mr. angler, welcome to press tv. now, mr. angler, we're talking about these recent assassinations uh by the us, the israel regime and their terrorist proxies. uh, what is mostly mentioned by analys, which i wanted you to talk more on, is that these assults are part of. israel's effice to make up for the defeating gaza and also the regime seeking to expand the war to the entire region like iran blamed israel for the recent attack which it labeled desperate attempt to spread instability in the region. yeah, i mean, i think that the defeat, that's we should be clear about what we're talking when we're talking about defeat. i think israel is not having success in its stated goal of defeating hamas. i think it is having a certain degree of success. in its stated but and also unstated goal of destroying gaza and trying to uh ethnically cleanse and to just bas basically make the place unlivable. um now in terms of these recent assassinations, i do think that you're right in that israel is trying escalate. i think netanyahu

in november montreal police say the school was targeted not once, but twice by gun fire. students were not there at the time. there were no injuries, but also no arrests so far. rabbi carmel, an american and the grandson of holocaust survivors, the fact that it could happen here --? it's scary. scary. made it so shocking to have such an act in such a community, it's almost like we're in a bubble here. the fact that as a religious school very identifiably jewish that this bes come the go-to place to protest, to express your anger is so misconstrued. it's hurtful. >> and police across canada say it's far from an isolated incident. last week a jewish-owned deli in toronto was the target of an arson attack. no one was injured and no arrests have been made, but toronto police call it a tipping point. >> this is a criminal act. it is violent. it is targeted and it is organized. >> canada's prime minister has admitted there is newfound fear on canadian streets. >> we're seeing right now a rise in anti-semitism that is terrifying. >> canadian authorities say hate-inspired inciden

in montreal, canada's largest city, john lowe and brown chamberlain of the gazette, a newspaper withsiderable of positions. similarly feared the worst and the calamity of civil war. unless checked at once. this war, if it may be termed, will be e its movements and most bitter while it lasts of any on record. without a doubt, seven days later, aer editor said, we cannot be indifferent. spectators of the impending conflict. we cannot feel that any words of ours can influence that result as simply simple spectators. we cannot see one particle of good which can result from a fratricidal war. as for the labor and the causes of disunion, canadian editors generally abhorred slavery. but conservative ones tended to sympathetic light, seeing their struggle as one over northern economical oppression than slavery. gazette viewed this as a southern fight for liberty, believing the south as having every right to secede, just as the american colonies had a right to declare their independence from great britain. a series of items in the april 16th edition,ll show stht this and shed a more positive

institute from london, also eve zengler, author and political activist who joins us from montreal.o quickly, before engaging with our guests, let's watch this comprehensive report. this is gaza where israel's air and artillery strikes have become a regular occurrence. in the besieged strip, sounds of bombardment are followed by screams of mothers losing their kids. as well as cries of children whose parents are killed by the regime. tens of thousands of palestinians, most of them women and kids, have been killed in the relentless try. since october 7th. humanitarian organizations report that more than 10 children average lose one or both of their legs per day in the coastal territory, and that's just one aspect of the unending cycle of israel's brutality against the people of gaza, apart from casual teams are recurring attacks have caused indescribable devastation in the palestinian territory, but when it comes to describing the true nature of the israelian slot, there's no word better than genocide. the... reports and countless evidence indicating that what's taking place in gaza

fellow at the global policy institute from london. also, authen political activist who joins us from montreal. okay, i jumped the gun uh, a little too quickly, before engaging with our guests, let's watch this comprehensive report. this is gaza, where israel's air and artillery strikes have become a regular occurrence. in the besieged strip, sounds of bombardment are followed by screams of mothers losing their kids. as well as cries of children whose parents are killed by the regime. tens of thousands of palestinians, most of them women and kids, have been killed in the relentless strikes since october 7th. humanitarian organizations report that more than 10 children average lose one or both of their legs per day in the coastal territory, and that's just one aspect of the unending of israel's brutality against the people of gaza, apart from casualties, the regime's recurring attacks have caused indescribable devastation in the palestinian territory, but when it comes to describing the true nature of the israeli on slot, there's no word better than genocide. there are multiple reports and coun

author and west asia expert out of belfast. and eve zingler, author and political activists out of montreal. well, thank you both for being with us. well, sab, let's start off with the palestinian resistance itself. we've seen today that more rockets are still being fired at tel aviv, uh, from alkass and brigades in gaza. let's talk about this. how is it possible after zionist forces have been on the ground in gaza for? months um that they can't even stop the resistance from firing into occupied areas. the palestinan resistance, despite the ongoing zionist, western back genacide on the civilians in gaza, they exposed how hollow and weak this entity, which is the whole as we witness in the 8th of october, all the west. rushed down to the zionist entity from biden to the italian, the french, the british and romanians, the rest of europe, to show up this collapsing base, advanced military base for the the empire, and they ensuring up the this entity with opening all the arsenals of the united states of america and west europe, even diverting some shipments of weaponry and money as well from uk

we are joined by mr bruce cats co-president of the palestinian and jewish unity all the way from montreal mr cats welcome to press tv now mr cats as a reports coming in 66% of people on gaza suffer from waterborn diseases, that's like two thirds of the children, okay, so because of lack of drinkable water, so what i'm trying to say is is is the... israel regime trying to kill the gazons, if not by bombs then by this means or another type of weapon. i don't think that there's uh there's there's any doubt uh whatsoever uh that this is a systematic uh and planned genocide and as matter of fact i would go so far as to say that it is nazilike. in the extent to which uh it is planned and it is systematic, it the bombing, the deprivation of drinking water, of food, this is a civilian population, it is on the point of of famon, they've bombed hospitals, cultural centers, mosks, churches, residential buildings, and it's it's evident. if we um uh if if we also reflect upon the uh the calls to genocide that have come from within israel from uh politicians, from public personalities from certain medi

other and west asia expert out of belfast." and eve zingler, author and political activists out of montreal. well, thank you both for being with us. well, sab, let's start off with the palestinian resistance itself. we've seen today that more rockets are still being fired at tel aviv, uh, from algas and brigades in gaza. let's talk about this. how is it possible after zionist forces have been on the ground in gaza for months, um? that they can't even stop the resistance from firing into occupied areas. the palestina resistance despite the ongoing zionist western back genocide uh on the civilians in gaza, they exposed how hollow and weak this entity, which is the whole as we witness in the 8th of october, all the west rushed uh... down to the zionist entity from biden to the italian, the french, the british and romanians, the rest of europe, to show up this collapsing base, advanced military base for the the empire, and they ensuring up the thesin entity with opening all the arsenals of the united states of america and west europe, even diversing some shipments of weaponry and money as well.

all right, thank you bruce, stay safe, pleasure to check in with you from montreal. bruce kats there joining us. wemer of bloodshed in gaza is unfolding as israel continues bombing the coastal territory. the gaza health minister says that pardon ministry says in the past 24 hours 128 palestinians have been killed which brings a total death total to over 22,300 also over 57. thousand others have been injured, there are still 8,00 people unaccounted for, presume buried under rubble, some of the latest israely attacks at residential buildings and han units, southern cities also with his fierce clashes between resistance fighters and israely forces in the past several days. according to the palestinian officials, gaza is suffering from acute hunger and starvation, especially affecting children and infants. european union. has strongly condemned to israely far right minister's remarks about forcing palestinians in the gazo strip to emigrate from the territory. eu foreign policy chief joseph burell slammed statements made by itamar bingover and bezelio smok rich as inflamm

john philpart, international human rights lawyer from montreal, canada. now uh, continuing with the uh rest of the news, palestinian officials in the gaza strip say israel is using genocide and starvation, as its main policy to displace gazons. gaza's government media office said in a statement that the regime is bombing palestinians homes and properties to force them out of the territory. the statements cited the far right israeli minister as saying that israel must encourage palestinians to immigrate from gaza. the media office however asserted that israel's plot to displace gazans will never succeed because palestinians are adamant on maintaining their land and ready sacrifice themselves. to attain freedom, it called on the international community to condemn israel's heinous atrocities and displacement plans and to pressure the regime to stop his genocidal war against the palestinian people. more than three months of relentless israeli air strikes and shelling have displaced almost the entire population of the beseeged gaza strip. the displaced palesti

john philpot, international human rights lawyer all the way from montreal, canada. mr. philpot, welcome to press tv. now uh, mr. philpot, the us fact israel regime is committing these atrocities under the pretext of self-defense. now my question is, is killing civilians, as we've witnessed, nearly 25,00 people have been killed with around 1000. them being children, is this new kind of self-defense and also bearing in mind that many analysts are saying what happened on october 7th, was the real self-defense by the gazans against an apartide regime imposing their will on palestinians on their rifle lands for more than seven decades now? well, i'll start with the last comment you made, and mr. mirandi of iran has talked about it as a being a jailbreak. and um what happened in on the seventh was an amazing military effort, we don't know what, maybe something went wrong, we don't know, we know israel practiced the policy of killing their own hostages, and um, so i'm not going to comment on the legality or not, because we don't know the facts, obviously the people in a jailbr

were organizing a showdown, our fans were in canada, but as for me, well , someone could come to montrealbassy could come to the game , well, some kind of benefits, well listen, even in the eighty-first year , a small delegation came to the canada cup - sort of tourists, yes, in which, oh, god bless the memory, but there was definitely a film director, an actor-director, yes, well, there was some kind of person there 7-10, there was some. there were directors, oh, one of the singers, now i don’t remember who wasn’t kobzon, but there was one strange woman in the whole delegation, who was either a production leader, or a weaver, or someone, and roland bykov constantly writes about her in his diaries i scolded him for the company’s inadequacy, that’s all, strictly speaking, no, but how come we didn’t have tourism as such , the year 1980, a miracle on ice for the us team, a victory for the soviet union team in the olympics, but what? can be called a miracle on ice for the soviet union team, was there such a thing in our history? of course, well, look, it’s 1954 - the first soviet team comes t

this is montreal lake, one of a just largest fresh water lakes. here too is a little weather patterns to run by climate change have kreger displacement. this lake is home to the honda or more launch, right. which in the local cindy language translates to fishermen's village the over 200 year old village, one boat once had a lively community of over 30000 people today. they're just 45 boards left. most of the people have migrated this family has taken, she has done independent school. all the votes are gone. here you can see our fishing notes. so i used to have 8 boats of my own. several generations of them. 105 live done votes. so this is a new life for them. they have not been formally educated and do not possess the skills or understanding for life on land. claudia might, is very of the future while recalling a past sikesdale as it then we used to eat here, drink here and live here. every thing on the boat. i got married on a boat as well. my children were born here that they got married here. and then they had their children here, but as it goe

it shows him in a montreal expos uniform as a catcher.t out of high school selected by montreal in the 18th round of the 1995 mlb draft. did you know? he chose to accept that football scholarship, play at michigan and the rest is history. for tom brady. he made a good choice. maybe he would have been a good catcher. >> dana: michael jordan played baseball. >> bill: who else was a two-sport star, hannity, go? >> beau jackson. i would say michael jordan i give him credit for his baseball ability than others give him. >> bill: that's good. he could hit the ball. it's hard. >> coming at 100 miles-per-hour at you. >> we like to mix this hemmer celebrity stuff with dana's sports. it all works. >> dana: we make a cake with it every day. buffalo is still digging out from a winter snowstorm and the bills are putting out the call for more help. they need people to shovel out the stadium for today's game. icy cold weather a major factor in iowa as republican voters caucus tonight. what the people are saying about the showing. >> boy, it will be cold

the required financial resources were provided from abroad from the lobbies in new york, toronto, montreal, berlin, and even cairo. and eventually in 1905, palestine was chosen as final destination among all options. after the suppression of the russian revolution, some disillusion jews from different parts of europe entered palestine. they were poor workers, armed, of course, some of them had a bad history. sometime later, two of them attended the world zionism congress in the hague. the output of the congress was strengthening of the jewish communities. a militia group was formed in the city of jafa. they're violent, saying jews were fought off in war and bloodshed and will rise to power through war and bloodshed. the violent group was later renamed hashomer and then hagana. in 19. 207, chine weisman, a chemist and zianist leader, entered the land. he must set up a mechanism to seize the lands around jafa. after three years, some hectares of land in the north of palestine were taken over. the local people were forced to leave the area and the jewish immigration began immediately. with th

the required financial resources are provided from abroad. from lodges in new york, toronto, montreal, berlin and even cairo and finally in 1905 from among all the options palestine is chosen as the final destination. after the suppression of the russian revolution, a number of disillusioned jews from different parts of europe entered palestine. they were poor workers, and of course it is a problem. some of them had a bad history. some time later, two of them in congress. world zionism is present in the hague. the output of the congress is the strengthening of the jewish colonies. a militia group is formed in the city of jaffa . they breathe violence. the jew fell from fire and blood and will rise from fire and blood. this violent group is later renamed hashomer and then hagana. he enters palestine in year 1. she he should set up a mechanism to seize the lands around jaffa. after 3 years, some hectares of land in the north of palestine will be taken over. the local people are forced to leave the area and the jewish immigration begins immediately. as the jewish population expanded, the

spectators, which is several hundred more than the now former leader in this regard, the stadium in montrealthe newest sports. the complex allows for competitions in more than twenty sports, includes a large ice and small arena, two tiers of stands, a two-level restaurant, a twenty-five-meter swimming pool, 101 boxes, a gaming gym, they almost wanted to make a market here at one time, but this is much better than a brand name, right? thank you together, well, just in case, it will come in handy. well done, without your instructions, the decision would have been impossible here, the territory was so complex, they wanted to build everything up with housing, then you joined in, made changes to the master plan, they would have built up everything with housing, i wouldn’t even be able to cope. such scale and opportunity ska captain alexander nikishin was impressed by the training and holding matches within the continental hockey league; on the eve of the playoffs, his team had to move to a new one that suited everyone. modern requirements, the arena is perfect, by the way, it’s such a modest figh

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>> oh, my gosh >> reporter: authorities say the passengers, mostly canadian, were traveling from montrealo new york city, crashing about 3 1/2 hours north of their destination. >> we're going to make sure that they have somewhere safe and warm to go tonight they have food and help them connect with their friends and family >> reporter: several months ago, a bus carrying high school students to band camp tumbled down a 50 foot ravine in new york killing the band director and a retired teacher. officials said that tire failure may have been to blame tonight, the ntsb is monitoring the latest travel tragedy as the operating company flixbus assures authorities are conducting a full investigation. emilie ikeda, nbc news. >>> this was a day of mourning in perry, iowa one day after a teenage gunman shot and killed a sixth grader and injured seven others at a high school. we're learning more tonight about the victims and also new insights about the shooter jesse kirsch is there. >> reporter: tonight, new questions about potential warning signs missed before that deadly school shooting in perry, i

us, thought. and west asia expert out of belfast, evenler, author and political activist out of montreal. thank you viewers for being with us on another spotlight, i'm signing out for myself and other group right here in tehran, hope to see you right here next time. welcome to the palestinian village of alakaba. it's in the northern jordan valley. you think life here would be relatively simple and uncomplicated? the palestinians in areas see uh that the way that israel treats them is hostile population, it makes them their lives as difficult as possible. those palestinian bidwin families who live in in almost about 52 communities without any kind of service. headlines of press tv, usraeli genocidal war on the gaza strip claims the lives of 200 more palestinians in a single day. in retaliation for israeli crimes in gaza. resistance fighters fire a valley of rockets at tel aviv, and farmers in europe protest the unjust agricultural policies in france, they block roads with their tractors and plan a siige of paris.

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thank you very much. mon rabbani speech with from montreal. thank you. the 2 other world news now and people trapped into 0 state and su, done accusing the rapids support forces of targeting civilians. permanent to group has been fighting through don's armies since april last year. it took over the state in december that led to the displacement of about half a 1000000 people, but many more remained unable to leave him. morgan reports not from call to. in the morning, you may find some of the images in her report. distressing wonder, there's always just this mo bile fatigue shows civilians around it up by the power minutes. very rapid support forces in may leak in central to dance to the to see the are a separated the town earlier this week. and local groups say the killed several body can be seen a few meters away from the group. a boy, well, the sizes, are you dead or not yet? the man filming asks what the body doesn't to move. well, the more footage it shows other people being rounded up. i'm literally just rather than the good, the man foaming here. i

. >> sharks on the road in montreal taking on the canadian fans enjoying some pre-game team. better than french fries and cheese curds. artery. just love anyway. are trying to snap a 12 game losing streak he score there. then a little later chart with the possession again. and they score once more thomas hurdle makes it 2 to nothing in the sharks. they hang on to win. i'm sorry, baby. and that erland caught that pass from hurdle. anyway, the shark today when one, 3 cars too. all right. that is your look at sports. back to you guys. they your local and national election headquarters. >> the countdown to iowa caucuses is on with that. just days until that first republican contest and as the other candidates battle for political traction leader donald trump, this caught up in court. our washington correspondent hannah brandt has the story. >> in just the last 24 hours, chris christie dropped out of the race. nikki haley and ron desantis went after each other during a debate and donald trump spent a lot of his time in court. former president donald trump's legal battles are cutti