angler in montreal. uh, now attacking hospitals and shelters, uh, it's been a hallmark of the israeli regime's conduct throughout its genocidal assault, now al-shifa hospital, where 30,000 palestinians are taking shelter, has been under attack and under siege for almost a week. now, some of the details of what's going on there, israeli forces have cut off water and electricity, uh, to the, medical facility, has the impunity of the israelis completely in line with the inaction of the international community reach this point where they can push the boundaries of monstrosity and act in complete contravention of all international conventions and rules of armed conflict. uh, unfortunately it has, mean it's war crime after war crime after war crime after war crime, uh, they boast about it israeli. soldiers boast about it online, and um, it looks like the us is going to be videoing another un resolution, uh, they they uh, i mean, the israel just keeps getting the support, gets new weapons and um, there seems to

our guests joining us are author and political activist eve angler joining us from montreal, and from chicago we have political commentator shabir rizvy. gentlemen, welcome to the program. start off with mr. angler in montreal uh now attacking hospitals and shelters uh, it's been a hallmark of the israeli regime's conduct throughout its genocidal assault. now al-schifa hospital where 30,000 palestinians are taking shelter, has been under attack and under seach for almost a week now, some of the details of what's going on there, israeli forces have cut off water and electricity uh to the uh medical facility, has the impunity of the israelis completely in line with an the inaction of the international community reach this point where they can push the boundaries of monstrosity and act in complete contravention of all international conventions and rules of armed conflict. uh unfortunately it has, mean it's war crime after war crime after war crime after war crime uh they boast about it is really you know soldiers boast about it online and um "it looks like the us is going to be vedoing a

also joining us is angler, author and political activist who joins us from montreal. welcome gentlemen, alberto watson, let me first start with you, the issue of aid, uh, we know that is very contentious topic, we're looking at uh, one that has gone from hypocrisy uh even um being so illogical that some are saying that that's just plain stupidity, the way that the approaches are being made, we can talk about how the us has said it will take 60 days for this gaza port to be built, while there are eight trucks that are waiting. at the border crossings and the un has come out and said, but the best way to deliver aid is through the land, yet the us also has opted to drop food uh parcels from the air uh, why are we looking at this issue the way that it's being put out there from the us and also i should say the eu, but actually the western perspective is absolutely ridiculous in this case, we have hundreds of lorries and trucks waiting at. side the rafa border and the egyptian side ready to bring aid, food, medicines, water, and and everything needed for a catastrophic si

also joining us is angler, author and political activist who joins us from montreal. welcome gentlemen, alberto watson, let me first start with you, the issue of aid uh, we know that is very contentious topic, we're looking at uh one that has gone from hypocrisy uh even um being so illogical that some are saying that that's just plain stupidity, the way that the approaches are being made, we can talk about how the us is said it will take 60 days for this gaza port to be built, while there are eight trucks that are waiting at the uh border crossings and the un has come out and said but the best way to deliver aid is through the land, yet the us also has opted to drop food uh parcels from the air uh why are we looking at this uh issue the way that it's being put out there from the us and also i should say the eu, but actually the western perspective is absolutely ridiculous in this case, we have hundreds of lories and trucks waiting outside this. rafa border in the egyptian side ready to bring aid, food, medicines, water and and everything needed for a catastrophic situ

boots, co-president of palestinian and jewish unity from montreal. gentlemen, thank you for your time, sir. and with that we come to the end of this news review section. thank you for being with us, take care. hamas has released the names of four of israeli captives killed in a regime israeli air strike on march the first in the gaza strip. the group had earlier said that seven capters were killed in the bombardment and had revealed the identity of three of them. it said the number of captives killed by the regime might now exceed 70. this comes as ceasefire talks have so far failed to yield any results. on friday, the spokesman for the alasan brigades abu ubed said the main priority for resistance groups in a potential prisoner swap deal with israel is a complete end to the aggression on the gaza strip. he also described israel as an occupying regime, devoid of humanitarian values, adding that nazi like massacres are being perpetrated in gaza. thousands of israeli protesters have once again rallied in tel aviv, demanding the resignation of prime min

bruce cats, co-president of palestinian and jewish unity from montreal. gentlemen, welcome to press tv. now paul, uh, mr. larudi, beginning with you, uh, you've seen the stats, why hasn't anything been done? we've seen many reports uh by experts that newborn babies, pregnant women, all in all, women and children, who are the most vulnerable and the weak, will die from malnutrition and diseases. this catastrophe was highlighted a long time ago, i mean uh, there were many warnings in advance by experts saying that this will soon happen, so people will die from starvation, and yet they let it happen. the uh the reason it has been playing for a long time as well, not only have we seen it, but we've known why, and the israelies have not kept it a secret, the israeli official officials. at every level have said that they this is their intention, that uh they intend to destroy them through creating this catastrophe, for them it's a way to um to create death of the palestinian population, to rid themselves of the palestinian population, without having to fire a b

john philpot, international human rights lawyer, all the way from montreal, canada, mr. philpot, welcome to press tv, now mr. philpot, many are saying that the israel regime is using food as a weapon, it has destroyed nearly all the infrastructure neededuh for food production while preventing a trucks from entering the gaza strip except for only a fraction of what is needed, and if that was an... enough, it also targets garsans who gather around eight trucks seeking food, one massacre resulting in the deaths of over 100 palestinians, so mr. philpot, it's kind of hard to wrap your head around it, so what is the purpose knowing that it will have a massive backlash event, what's happening now, and we think of the siege of leningrad in 1941, 42, the first winter, this is the same horrible level of crime, and the germans were punished for this, israel will be punished for this. this is a form of genocide under the genocide convention, and it also contradicts the order of the international court of justice rendered on the 26th of january last, where they ordered 16 to one in i

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sharongovich scored 50 points in the current nhl regular season; on the eve of it, calgary defeated montrealt home. belarusian forward ogney assisted on the fourth take. gate sharongovich played on the third line, spent almost 19 minutes on the ice, made three shots on target and earned a usefulness rating of +1. the flames occupy eleventh place in the west, with 71 points. in parallel, alexey protas's washington away they beat the leader of the western conference, vancouver 2:1. the winning goal was scored by capital city captain alexander ovechkin, who scored in the 28th minute of the match. the belarusian forward capitals spent almost 14 minutes on the court, won two throw-ins, blocked one opponent's shot, did not score any effective points, and finished the match with a utility score of zero. washington is in ninth place in the east, earning 73 points. good afternoon, central region news is on air. we, olga medved and sergei lugovsky. so, watch today's program. talk about a sovereign state presenting the first passports. solemn event. constitutions took place throughout the country; we w

competing in montreal, ilia ma malinen landed the first quad axel. it's the hardest jump and most terrifying. >>> now to another historic feat. 40-year-old jasmine paris is the picture of exhaustion after becoming the first woman to complete the barkley marathons. the punishing race requires runners to navigate 100 miles of rugged tennessee terrain in 60 hours or less. paris finished with one minute 39 seconds to spare. congratulations. >>> next, it is a wild ride. apparently, as fun as it looks. >>> what do you get when you cross rodeo with skiing? the thrill of ski joring, of course. we went to colorado in search of a ride. >> go. >> reporter: it's the wildest winter sport you may never have heard of. ski joring is an adrenaline-soaked blend of lors -- horses, riders and skiers. racing through a short course packed with snow at top speed. as the skier holds on to a rope for dear life. one of the premiere competitions is high in the rockies, right in the middle of leadville, colorado. >> 76th annual. >> reporter: a former skier who fell into the wor

trump has publicly boasted that passed the montreal cognitive test with flying colors. a baseline testhis test results or say when he last took it. our man on capital hill live, dmitry melnikov, our staff correspondent in washington, dmitry, what kind of technological, political science game is this, that is, if one has dementia and the other, then it turns out, in any case... there will be a sick president , hello, colleagues , well, indeed, alzheimer’s is probably better than opengeimer, or rather, if we say which is better, it’s not clear what is better than dementia or alzheimer’s in this case, when it comes to the cognitive age-related distortions of two presidential candidates, it’s certainly quite sad to look at the american voters who don’t even understand what a generally tragicomic choice they find themselves faced with, one can understand those who here in... are outraged that they have to choose between biden’s dementia and trump’s alzheimer’s, but really this washington article the post about donald trump's fear of alzheimer's disease is , of course, a direct response from

the capital will continue their away series with a match against vancouver, and calgory will host montreal time is forward, today many still remember the intro of the main news program once upon a time. huge country of the soviet union. the suite , written in the mid-sixties by composer georgy sviridov under the same name, later became not only her symbol, but also a kind of brand of soviet television. it was with her that the evening program “time” began, which they were waiting for. we learned the latest news from the messages. it was back in 1971 that the vremya program aired a very important message for the republic and the workers of the polotsk oil refinery. for the achievements in production activities, his team was awarded the order of labor. banner, the award of a high award brought a line under the most difficult and responsible period not only for factory workers belarus confidently declared itself as a large industrial region of the ussr, where giant enterprises were successfully built and operating. at one time, of course, a wonderful decision was made for belarus: to build on

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yves engler, an expert and analyst of political issues in montreal, canada. first, from mr. engler about the military contracts of justin trudeau's government with the zionist regime and the continuation of sending. salah from canada , i asked the occupying forces. recently, a number of palestinian canadians on behalf of the people of gaza sued the canadian government for continuing to sell weapons to israel. since october 7th, for the first four months of the war, the canadian government has sold nearly 28 million dollars in weapons, and they are actually the speed of export. arms licenses extended by world affairs canada for arms sales to israel. therefore, this complaint was filed. i don't know enough about the power of the legal system to hold the government accountable. but as all courts will refuse to compel the government to stop arms licenses to israel. canada's arms sales to those who violate human rights are completely in line with current laws. but public opinion and political organizations have put pressure on the government to stop the arms license . they also s

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of greenhouse gases and environmental pollutants according to the latest estimates of the bank of montrealis reduction in production will continue throughout the new year, a matter that fast market institute also confirmed, based on the latest estimates of the bank of monoter, the amount of production for the year the institute will reach 750,000 tons next year with a 3% decrease. fast market has a deficit of about 300,000 tons for the egyptian concentrate he predicted the year 2024. a reuters survey and bayam institute research predicted the price of this red gold in 2024 in the range of $860 per hen . maryam fadaei of the sed and broadcasting news agency. the second stage of dividends. justice will be paid in the last days of the year. this news and more in today's package of news, the price of a huge market, the secretary general of the corporate governance association, should be widely implemented at all levels of issuers of financial institutions and all companies that are in some way connected with the capital market. mehdi hajivand became the adviser to the head of the stock exchang

trump successfully passed the montreal cognitive test, designed to identify signs of early dementia,not pass the test, and refused to take it publicly, donald’s team in this regard gathered and...

shizen pin. a technological trick, while the former us president himself successfully passed the montreale abilities, designed to identify signs of early dementia, his competitor biden did not pass and does not plan to pass, he refused, donald’s team collected and posted on social networks in this regard a video with all the hang-ups of the elderly us president. it turned out funny, but of course americans are not having fun. the wall street journal writes that the states are not ready. confront two nuclear opponents at once. blomberg, citing a senior us admiral, reports that china is building up its nuclear arsenal on a scale not seen since world war ii. the same is true with military potential. allegedly, all the signs of preparation for a landing operation on taiwan are evident to the americans. the new date is 20207, and the same date plus or minus westerners called when talking about an attack. moscow to the baltics. in general, putin’s secret plan has been revealed again. however, there is little joy in this for the united states. america's nuclear deterrent has literally rusted awa

ago, the average income of a householder was $54,000 per year, and the average price of a house in montreal was $114,000, which is a little more than double the annual income. today, the price of the same house has reached 515,000, which is 5 times the annual income of a family . during the visit of the president of ukraine, the president of turkey offered to host a peace meeting between this country and russia . although turkey is a member of nato, it tries to have relations with both russia and ukraine. zelensky said that the peace talks should restore the horizontal integrity of ukraine and include the trial of the aggressor in addition to the withdrawal of russian troops. gunmen kidnapped 287 students in nigeria. the parents of these students gathered in front of the school and demanded the freedom of their children. so far no group he is responsible for teaching students. he didn't get it, but local people consider boko haram terrorists to be the cause of massacres and repeated kidnappings in the villages of the north-west and central regions of nigeria. they say boko haram's goal is t

joining us now from montreal is john philpot, international human rights lawyer for more on the story. hello, john, hope you're safe and doing well. thanks for joining us on the program. your thoughts on the regime systematically and deliberately attacking media workers there in in lebanon and in gaza. i think three or four points. we saw share. murdered last year by israel and now it's carrying on in the figures, i had figures of about 120 or 130, the right to information is in the universal declaration of human rights and ironically 3rd of may 2023 was world press freedom day, the access to information, and i live in the west, the access to information. is central to stopping wars, informing the world, and this goes to do with gaza, it has to do with the war in russia, the war in ukraine, the nato war on russia, and they are now killing these people, which is murder, but it's also a violation of the right to information, and we maybe should think about how the world finds out about what... happening in these wars, there's no doubt that the gaza war has got a certain amount of inform

at the world championships in montreal, ilya malinin scored almost 228 points in the free skate and wonduring the skate, the skater with american citizenship performed six quadruple jumps at once, including the most difficult and highly valued axel. russian athletes did not participate in the tournament due to sanctions. now let's talk about the brutal bombing of eastern european cities at the end of the second world war. the us carried out air raids on belgrade and sofia, but no military installations were damaged. bombs fell on the civilian sector. what was the purpose of this in the new film from the series the world in the palm of your hand. in april 1944 , planes of the us air force, allies of the ussr in the anti-hitler coalition, and civilians appeared in nibe yugoslavia and bulgaria. it was clear where the border between the zones of responsibility of the soviet union would be, post-war, yes, and the areas of responsibility of the allies in the anti-hitler coalition. therefore, the americans and the british, in principle , began massive bombing of eastern europe, starting from t

looks like shanghai, montreal, just to name a few starting to start to see flights, big being held potentially. it's unclear if this is specifically related to this, but with no international passengers being able to flow through get to their gates, it stands to reason that this is playing a factor in some of these flights. now beginning to be delayed, as daryn mentioned, not too long ago flights airlines will start to do that if they see large numbers of passengers that are supposed to be on these planes not showing up yet and they know why they may hold it. but how long can they hold it? that's another question. and as you can see, we're also outside the airport where there were deserted cars and there's a protest as well going on outside of the international terminal. >> so we're going to keep you posted with traffic and detours. everything you need to know. >> staying on the air with extended coverage here on the kron. 4 morning news until noon, at least to get you the information that you need about this protest at sfo will be right back. 10 29 going on 2 hours now of our live coverage si

he is currently in montrÉal after leaving haiti sunday evening. i spoke with him earlier.for joining us on bbc news. you just left haiti. much of your team is still there. can you tell us, the team you are working with, what they are seeing an weather situation is like for them now? >> right now we are mainly working with local partners. the situation right now, it is very hard for them to deliver services to a client and now they are being forced to stop services as we are speaking now. >> warning from the game leader, barbecue, that if president henry does not step down there will be a civil war leading to genocide, how real do you perceive that threat to be? >> obviously, we are working with humanitarian organizations to have a safe environment where we can deliver aid and assistance to the population of haiti right now. because, we have like 50% of the population on the brink of falling into hunger for going hungry every day right now. the situation on the ground is very dire. and, now we have gangs controlling more than 80% of the capital city. as i mentioned earlier,

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something similar happened in january 2020 when a flight canada plane lost a wheel taking off from montreal. it landed safely as well. >>> in berkeley, some parents who have been calling for more security at cal are putting their own money up to provide it. they raised tens of thousands of dollars to put private guards on patrol along the south side of campus where the dorms for years. the chorus for more security got louder in 2022 after a deadly shooting just steps from a dorm. >> i'm really afraid to walk at night and can't go anywhere by myself right now. >> there's a lot of anxiety going on. >> we feel very uncertain, unsettled, insecure leaving my children here. it makes me feel like i need to drive to campus and pick up my children, which seems kind of insane. >> just a few weeks ago, a man fired a gun in the air on campus forcing students to run for cover and shelter in place. tonight our andrea nakano spoke with a student who has been wanting to see a change after being robbed at gun point. >> reporter: the security guards will be out here from 6:30 at night to 3:00 in the morning

the think tank providing analysis of global conflicts, the policy makers of academics from montreal, which on by milan rabbani as a non resident fellow at present of a conflict and human to terry and studies he's worked on published any issues with you and agencies and joining us from the gun we in wales is con ross from the u. k . diplomats of the u. n. he's currently working on the upcoming un summit of the future. gentleman, welcome to you. well, richard, let's start with you. is the un security council fit for purpose? in 2024. what was the thinking back in 1945, but it was decided to have these 5 permanent seats on the council. and to what extent just the one guys are now forcing the security council to run up against it's, it's do political limitations as well. the security council has never truly fulfilled its original purpose. it was meant to be a global policing agency and the us associates and partition the permanent members were meant to be the 5 policeman who would hold crises in check and avoid a return to major power war. ever since the 19 forty's, the council has faile

the much in montreal is a big part of 10. sonya is identity today, and the resistance is a source of the national price. so that was just a short overview. if you want to see more, you'll find what we do is like this. a broadcast and information from. i'll see these shadows of german colonialism in the link. we know so will same times india for now and on x ray will take us to moshi, which is at the foot of mount k montero. and you might have guessed that we're taking a closer look at the history of monkey many a cheese alida in the fight against the german colonialist, who is the center a still alive today. the toner is most, she will this lives of mount kingdom and generally is home to the child. good shape . the serial man is going for that was monkey many need of the check got when they for jim on economies bought the last several years later, they do most 100000000 of those thinking they are going to rebuild again. they took civil schools back to gemini bug, you made them go a bundle load. the bear was the see me what was done to monkey bailey, to me and my family. we are not sa

serge dalexis leads the office for the international rescue committee in haiti, and is currently in montrealti on sunday evening. the bbc spoke to him earlier. what we are hoping for now is to have a safe environment where we can deliver aid and assistance to the population is haiti right now, because we have half of the population on the brink of famine, into hunger, going hungry every day right now, and the situation on the ground is dire. now we have the ground is dire. now we have the gangs controlling more than 80% of the capital city. as mentioned earlier, the situation looks very bad for every normal haitian, or everyone there right now. a group of protesters in mexico city have driven a pick—up truck through a door to the country's presidential palace. they were met by police officers, who used tear gas on the protesters. the group was protesting the 2014 mass disappearance of 43 mexican students. president andres manuel lopez obrador was inside the building at the time, giving a daily press c0 nfe re nce . he said the door will be fixed, adding that the protesters will meet with mem

so in montreal looking to pick up to 15 centimeters of snow. that's now we'll also move into canada as new brunswick providence. other side of the country and canada also fund alerts in play for b. c. south coast through to the us specific north west. if we go south of this, that weather is dropping down into northern california, but sunshine for los angeles and your temperatures are going to shoot up over the next few days. us call state students have turned cooler here. that cool air rushing out over the gulf of mexico pouring into mexico. that's fucking some showers in store and secure through southern mexico and that you could 10 peninsula . there has been some funding across bolivia including for its capital in the past, and then look at all this. what whether important in to that northeast corner of brazil, some good verse of brain to go through analysis as well. and still more storms coming for argentina's wine country, likely to see some hail as a result of these storms in central argentina. and with this breeze off the south atlanta ti

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serge dalexis leads the office for the international rescue committee in haiti and is currently in montrealsunday evening. the bbc spoke to him earlier. what we are hoping for now it is like to have a safe and secure government where we can deliver aid and assistance to the population of haiti right now. because we have half of the population on the brink of famine due to hunger or going hungry every day right now in the situation on the ground is very dire and now we have gained control more than 80% of the capital city, and as i mentioned earlier, the situation looks very bad for every normal haitian or everyone living in haiti right now. the united states vowed to hold the houthi militia group accountable for the deaths of three civilians after a missile strike hit a commercial ship in the gulf of aden on wednesday. the attack took place about a hundred kilometres southwest of the yemeni port of aden. four people were also injured. the group has regularly attacked merchant ships in the crucial shipping corridor since the israel—gaza war began, but this is the first such attack to result

what the, what the goals were at the start of the, the special montreal operation. on the other hand, is it was continuing the war. i mean that, that, and i think that's the question they would have to the us. i would, i would be more nuanced, but i, i know where you're going charge. so a partition. but the rum state must be neutral and there must be regime change in care of. do you think the russians would by the i think they probably would buy that down. yeah. i think they would say, but let you know, we haven't achieved everything that we wanted to achieve. but what's the, what's on the alternative? well, i mean, gerardo, he militarization de notification that they were that's those are both pretty big and away. so you could say both were achieved martin jump in. yeah, i'm, but i'm, i'm, we're looking at the dim denazi's part of your credit and you know, i'll come see that happening. i think key to this what you're just to lou to is regime change. so, you know, again i'm, i know i'm buying on my written so many articles about this, but i think it does come down t

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hearings, the trials, as donald trump tries to have them delayed or thrown out altogether with eight montreal canadienss to go until the election, how do you see this classified documents case specifically shaking up? >> it is getting frustrating for voters. i was speaking with swing voters last night. and it is reminding them of who donald trump was. and this is not what he wants. if he is going to try to win people outside of his base. which is what he needs to do. part of the strategy is to turn out the base. but, the numbers don't support that. and these are reminding people who voted for trump before what could happen if they send him back to washington. >> peter, i mean, swing voters not looking the axios focus groups not liking what they are hearing about these cases. now, the right does want to keep as much attention on the biden administration's case as possible. the biden campaign and the white house. i don't think they talk very much about donald trump's legal woes. do you expect that asymmetry to change at all? >> no. i think the biden people want to stay away from talking directl

political technology trick, while the former us president trump himself successfully passed the montreal test for cognitive abilities, designed to identify signs of early dementia, there were no signs, but his competitor biden did not, did not pass the test and refused to take it publicly. in this regard, donald’s team collected and posted a video with everyone on social networks today. the behind-the-scenes struggle, so to speak, between political and spiders, it continues, it is feverish, it is feverish for many, here recently the next meeting of the only regime preserved in europe, security, this is the osce forum for security cooperation, our delegation is constantly working there, trying to convey, the only channel left is trying to convey objective information. what’s going on, she reported, she reported, she constantly reports, by the way , all this causes a very interesting reaction, now it causes, if before it was irritation, then resistance, now it began to cause at the last meeting very significant, simple hysterics, just unmotivated psychological breakdowns and the complete s