after a three-hour drive, we are in montreal. i got the city pass, called passport montreal. using the passport for the montreal botanical gardens. 185 acre of natural beauty. then it's time to use the passport for a cooking class. when you get hungry, go to the mile end neighborhood. first gnocci. around 4 bucks. look at that. then it's back in time. i have to try the famous wolensky special with cheddar cheese. perfectly seasoned with the cheese, melted. wash it down with their own cola. >> it's been here since 1932. they're doing something right. >> reporter: with a full belly and lots of money saved it's au revoir until next time, canada. guys, this zip line is my last event for the passport which means it's included in that $35 price tag. now if you want to go, if it starts to rain, if you wear your bathing suit you get an extra 10% off. i'm about to have a bunch of fun. i got you some maple treats to enjoy straight from quebec. right now i got some business to do. ready? three, two, one! let's go! >> michael: braver man than me. >> robin: i think he's saying something.

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scotsman wilkie won olympic gold in the 200 metres breaststroke at the 1976 games in montreal, and heg the then world record time by more than three seconds. the scottish great also won two olympic silver medals and three world titles. his family said that he died peacefully this morning, surrounded by his family, following a battle with cancer. runaway giro d'italia overall leader tadej pagacar couldn't make it a hat trick of stage wins but still retained his huge race lead after stage 17. after a day of incessant climbing, the peloton showed no real urgency in pursuing germany's georg steinhauser who powered on to take the stage win. pogacar then accelerated away from the main group to finish second and put a huge seven minutes and 42 seconds between himself and the rest of the field in the overall standings. novak djokovic celebrated his 37th birthday with a win at the geneva open, beating germany's yannick hanfmann in straight sets. in a match affected by rain, djokovic had too much for the world number 85 who knocked out andy murray in the previous round. the 24—time grand slam w

there; a massive procession in memory of those who fought against fascism took place in the canadian montreale the immortal regiment was held on the norwegian archipelago of spitsbergen, our polar explorers, employees of the consulate general and schoolchildren passed through the colonies. and as news agencies have just reported, mikhail mishustin has arrived at the state duma, there will be a meeting with factions, and then a speech at the plenary session. all details in our next news release. in brazil , 300,000 people have already fled their homes due to massive flooding; a state of emergency has been declared in the south of the country under the impact of the elements. the list of victims contains more than a hundred names, and it may not be final. people are missing, this flood has become the worst in the last 80 years, entire areas are flooded, including the international airport, houses are standing on their roofs in water, you can only move by boat, additional rescue and law enforcement forces have been deployed, similar pictures, by the way, are in uruguay, from -due to heavy rains,

in montreal, activists smashed glass windows and knocked over everything in their path., for the event, students mogila university set up a tent camp. this is just an example of how the west is beating people at home and at the same time wants to take advantage of the crisis in georgia to organize. the us embassy in georgia, as expected, supported the protesters against the law on foreign agents. but representatives of the country’s leadership refused to accept a recent invitation to visit the states to discuss issues of partnership to help the country. the american ambassador to georgia announced this. the new york times writes: more than 170 have disappeared from european libraries rare editions of books by russian writers. it is specified that from 2022. in most cases, the originals were replaced with high-quality copies. now the police are looking into who is taking the books and why. how to make a name in the art of cooking in a few years? and why there is now a shortage of this profession, he told. from the program say don’t be silent, pavel makovka, chairman of th

in the cities of ottawa, toronto, montreal, canada , supporters of palestine condemned the crimes of the occupying jerusalem regime and called for an end to israel's attacks on the gaza strip. in barcelona and valencia , spain, a large number of people condemned they protested against the light of the food. following the issuance of an arrest warrant for the prime minister of the zionist regime, the international criminal court reported in an interview with the head of the court that a request has been issued to arrest benjamin netanyahu and the minister of war of the zionist regime on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity. karim khan, of course, announced in a biased statement for yahya sanwar and a number of other hamas leaders because of the operation. khan al-aqsa has made such a request. a panel of judges of the international criminal court will now consider karim khan's request for an arrest warrant. netanyahu previously said that any arrest warrant issued by the international criminal court against tel aviv's senior government and military officials has no effect o

from lodges in new york, toronto, montreal, berlin and even cairo, and finally in 1905 , among all the options, palestine as the final destination. is selected after the suppression of the russian revolution , a number of disillusioned jews from different parts of europe entered palestine. they were poor and dependent workers and, of course, armed. some of them had a bad history. some time later, two of them at the world zionist congress in laha. they are present. 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 . in 1907, weissmann, a chemist. and the zionist leader enters palestine. he must make and start something 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 exodus immediately begins. as the jewish population expands, the next plan i

what ensued is now called montreal's night of terror. the city rang out with gunshots, glass shotering and flames erupting just three hours after the strike began, the first bank was robbed. robbers stormed nine more before the police returned. thefts, vandalism, and mob violence took the city by storm. there were 450 break-ins and over 30 armed hold-ups. a crowd 800-strong overtook a bus and set vehicles ablaze. the government sent provincial police and armed officers into the city but by then the chaos was already in full force. a sniper shot one officer, killing him. the result of montreal's result of terror was two dead men, dozens of injuries, over a hundred arrests and close to $3 million in property damage. less than a day without police was a nightmare for montreal. here in america we often take our strong police force for granted. we enjoy the safety and protection of law enforcement sometimes without even realizing it. but if trends continue, we will inch closer to living the nightmare of a world without police. in 2022, almost

at laval university in montreal , canada, students, accompanied by a number of citizens of this country , demonstrated in support of the palestinians and demanded an immediate ceasefire in the gaza strip. in the university of dublin, the capital of the republic of ireland , students gathered to declare their opposition to the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza and chant slogans against this regime and its western supporters. in the capital of england , a number of students and graduates of the university of london gathered in support of palestine despite the security forces' siege. chanting slogans against the occupiers they gave. at the university of berlin in the capital of germany , the anti-zionist gathering of students was attacked by the security forces and the police arrested a number of demonstrators in vienna, austria, glasgow , scotland and at the national university. independent of mexico, which is considered the largest university in this country. the students joined the international movement to oppose the installation of fences in gaza, and now in the rest of the world,

from lodges in new york, toronto, montreal, berlin and even, cairo, and finally in 1905, 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 and dependent workers, and of course it is a problem. some of them had a history. some time later, two of them at the world congress. zionism is present in the hague do 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 . in 190 the local people are forced to leave the area and immediately the immigration of jews begins, with the expansion of the jewish population, the next plan is implemented. the acquisition of vacant land somewhere near jaffa and of course close to the sea, this area becomes known as tel aviv, and its coast becomes the place of illegal entry of jewish

canada's montreal was also the scene of a large presence of palestinian supporters in the streets. in the capital. palestinian supporters protested against the genocide war in gaza and declared solidarity with the palestinian nation . also, palestinian supporters gathered in front of the consulate of this regime in istanbul, turkey. a large number of people from islamabad, the capital of pakistan they called for a march to end the zionist regime's genocide in gaza. during kerem and several other areas of the west bank. the palestinians held a rally and chanted slogans in support of the resistance. the attacks of the zionist regime and the funeral of the martyrs of hezbollah. despite the attacks of the zionist forces, the people of south lebanon visited the main square of the city of itron and buried the bodies of the martyrs of hezbollah. here itron on the border with lebanon. occupied palestine, the fighters of the zionist regime have attacked the artillery of the regime army more than 15 times with their own types of heavy missiles. zionist in the past seven and a half months , it h

the first thing i did was call the montreal canadiens hockey team in canada, right?t better than a refrigerator company from miami? they didn't know what we were talking about. but the montreal canadiens knew and they were really nice i'll never forget how nice they were and they told me you don't want to use copper tubing and gas because the gas is very delicate and it leaks. it's very fragile. it just doesn't work. you want to use rubber hose. i said i like that, that's a lot cheaper, water and salt. the salt makes it so the water doesn't freeze. it's called brine you're going to pour that over the concrete it's going to work, not going to leak, it's cheaper, faster and works all the time. and when we opened there were no leaks, there were no problems whatsoever. anyway i started the project, laid the rubber hose mixd the water and the salt beautifully together. i was down there when they were doing it. i said you've got to do it right. and covered the entire rink with concrete in 4--literally, you had to see this scene. concrete trucks operated by the teamsters. d

by the security forces and the police arrested a number of demonstrators. at laval university in montreal canadian students, accompanied by a number of citizens of this country , demonstrated in support of the palestinians and demanded an immediate ceasefire in the gaza strip. at the national autonomous university of mexico, which is the largest university in the country, students joined the international movement against the genocide in gaza. in vienna, austria, glasgow, scotland , and the capital of malaysia, a number of students and other citizens held rallies in support of palestine and condemnation of the crimes of the occupying al-quds regime. the continuation of the news, the continuation of the free insurance of decimals 1 to 5 for this year, the ceo of the insurance organization salamat said: in addition to this, other health insured persons are also subject to a special government discount. the other deciles, the 6th to 9th deciles , will enjoy the special government discount that was last year and this year , that is, our 6th decile is only 20% of the 73rd decile. we have a ver

at laval university in montreal , canada, students, accompanied by a number of citizens of this country , demonstrated in support of the palestinians and demanded an immediate ceasefire in the gaza strip. bewa palestine! palestine thought! palestine bewa! palestine! in the national autonomous university of mexico, which is the largest university in the country a stream of students joined the international movement against the genocide in gaza. in vienna, austria, glasgow , scotland, and the capital of malaysia, a number of students and other citizens held rallies in support of palestine and condemning the crimes of the occupying regime. local sources in the gaza strip report heavy attacks by zionist warplanes on barfa deir al-balah and nusirat maghazi camps. a mother and two six children were also martyred in the airstrikes in zaytoun area in gaza city. according to the gaza ministry of health, in the last 24 hours, three families were massacred and 29. martyr and injured 110 people in the west bank, and various areas of the west bank, including north hebron , ramallah, and nablus , wer

. >> juju: born into a jewish family in montreal, his career started early on tv and on stage.think back to your boyhood in canada, was hollywood always the dream? was acting always the dream? >> i've been led by some unexplained force, but i was in a play when i was 6 years old and moved the audience and applause, and my father picked meand said my boy, bill. so something that approbation made me continue on. i've never done anything else. >> juju: for many fans, his swashbuckling portrayal of james t. kirk over 30 years. head strong and charismatic that helped launch an enduring franchise with movies and merchandise, but the original "star trek" show was canceled in 1969 after just three seasons. >> well, i had just come off the shakespeare company. >> juju: you were a shakespearean thespian. now you're a starship captain. >> right. >> in every revolution, there is one man with a vision. >> except that there is an energy that stage actors need to have. so i gave it that kind of impulse. i think i've learned over the subsequent years to do less. but i'm not sure that if someth

canada's montreal was also the scene of a large presence of palestinian supporters in the streets.. in the capital of senegal, palestinian supporters protested against the genocidal war in gaza and declared solidarity with the palestinian nation. palestinians also gathered in front of the consulate of this regime in istanbul, turkey. a large number of people in islamabad, the capital of pakistan, held a march and demanded an end to the genocide of the zionist regime in gaza. during keram and several other areas of the west bank, palestinians held rallies in support of the resistance and chanted slogans. ayatollah khamenei, supreme leader of the islamic revolution , passed away in a message. the dear mother of hojjat al-islam and the muslims expressed their condolences to seyyed hassan nasrallah. the text of the message of the leader of the islamic revolution is as follows. in the name of god. the blessed presence of the great mujahid honorable hojjat al-islam wal-muslimin, haj seyed hassan nasrallah, the leader of the lebanese resistance, blessed be you. hello. my sincere condolenc

in canada's laval and montreal universities, students, accompanied by a number of citizens of this countrymonstrated in support of the palestinians. at the university of dublin, the capital of the republic of ireland students gathered in gaza to protest the crimes of the zionist regime and against this regime and in the capital of england, a number of students and graduates of london university gathered in support of palestine despite being surrounded by security forces and chanted slogans against the occupation. at humboldt university in the capital of germany, the anti-zionist gathering of students was attacked by the security forces and the police arrested a number of demonstrators. in vienna , austria, glasgow, scotland, and the national autonomous university of mexico, the largest students have joined the international movement against the genocide in gaza. the student movement supporting palestine in the world has now reached high schools in france. the union of high school students in france has announced: we will besiege and close high schools everywhere in france. from columbia un

at the laval university of montreal, canada, students accompanied by a number of citizens of this country. they demonstrated in support of the palestinians and demanded an immediate ceasefire in the gaza strip. in the university of dublin, the capital of the republic of ireland , students gathered in protest against the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza and against this regime and western supporters chanted that slogan in the capital. a number of students and graduates of london university gathered in support of palestine despite being surrounded by security forces and chanted slogans against the occupiers at humboldt university in the capital of germany . the anti-zionist rally of students was attacked by security forces and the police arrested a number of demonstrators. did in vienna, austria, glasgow , scotland, and at the national autonomous university of mexico, which is the largest university in the country, students joined the international movement against the genocide in gaza. student movement supporting palestine in the world, it has now reached french high schools. the union

all right, we'll leave them on rabbani speaking to us from montreal. thank you. thank you. the 10s of thousands of demonstrators have done it in major world cities in solid guarantee, with palestinians in garza demanding it into the will. demonstrations included events and the symbol in london in washington, dc. and in paris, protests in washington in london, featured many jewish demonstrators and political survivors, demanding and then to israel's foreign garza. the gatherings of also being commemorate seem to 76 and invest 3 of the 9 federal catastrophe, which refers to the forced expulsion of maybe 750000 palestinians from historic pa this time in 1948 high folks. it is more from the demonstration in central and on the 14th major march through the streets of london. same october as it didn't take place to be saved from the cheese. the lines or the rights of retained refugees from historic palestine. this one very closely associated with the recent anniversary decided the success of those 3 of the lock box or color city in school . the catastrophe surrounding the post dis

the last, the parade over a 1000 of them were veterans of the special montreal peroration. they paid for these to the soviet forces who had full and in world war 2. and also a mid fi equipment rolled across a red slash case in the countries admitted fee. powell. oh, jesus shape both sides of this report by the weaponry on display the behind me these are the lawyer recognizance vehicles. so the where the teeter, which are lighter economies, recall since vehicle. but as you can see just now are the years the ballistic missile cutters terriers, which are part of russia's a nuclear fleet actually as well. and they're asked 40 via, via the yard. yeah. i'm or visa roll them all saw about a month ago. they're great dismay. and some people in the west suggesting that this is why moscow, on these are very difficult to track the part of russia's very modern nuclear to terror. remember russia probably as the biggest are still of nuclear weapons on earth and probably as the most modern war, including at disarm on this side of a recent development. which you me to probably think this bo

you don't argue against that with one minister, one example being the power, montreal possession meter, matthew wildlife. we're essentially criticized mr. sort of all right, for beginning stadiums built in, not funding hospitals, not building schools in argue that chinese a was not actually delivering the promise benefits. and if you look at the state of the solomon islands economy, it is one of the more under sell except for is in the world. poverty is pretty high, health care is lacking. you know, i think it's, there's something to be said. the chinese development has not delivered or kind of promised to talk here through that pocket novak from the atlantic council. thank you. thank you. the passenger traffic into one of the wells busiest international airports was disrupted again today by severe down for a right to buy in the united arab emirates was paid by a light, big storm, a boat, heavy showers in flooding to pots of the city. today's downfall come shortly after of reco breaking the balance of writing april experts have linked to climate change authorities cancel several flight

1947 until his death, he lived in canada. where he taught ukrainian literature at the university of montrealnd again asked him to lead the armed struggle against the ussr, but dontsov again refused. he understood that trends had changed, so in the post-war reissues of his old works, he crossed out the rules. many moments, in particular those where he admired fascism. dantsov died on march 30, 1973 and was buried in ukrainian cemetery in the usa, widely known for the strange symbolism of its tombstones. for example, the "lightning in a circle" sign is very popular in this cemetery. lightning in a circle. not long ago, fans of jk rowling were struck by the alternative ending to the harry potter story, especially the fact that the lightning symbol, popular among british fascists, ended up on the forehead of the planet’s favorite, the wizard harry. this happened with... jack, who proposed his own version of the ending of the popular series of books about a little wizard, according to his version, harry potter made a mistake in the calculation horcruxes. good wizards destroyed six of the seven ho

the other that destroyed for a long time, the army of new engld he very time when we di conquered montrealrom the british. they owned it. they had to withdraw because they did not have the troops to defend it because of the smallpox. otherwise, canada today will be part of the united states. all of the framers that. between the end war the revolutionary war, the ratificationbill of rights in 1791, there were pandemics in our country. laws in philadelphia, new york, north carolina, south carolina, all the major cities had epidemics, killed tens of thousands of people. almost all of t framers had family members or friends who died in those pandemi not put ac exemption in the united states constitution. they can make anything they want without accountability. the trump white house after the, against warrantless searches and seizures with this surve system obliterated our rights to privacy in this country. not come under attack during the covid pandemic was the second amendment. many americans believe that the reason for that is because we have aond amendment. [ applause ]■ incidentally, presi

to reach a deal between to come us and israel with todd of still playing a key role is mediator montreal. we spoke about it with put a 5 list of professor thought to ali ohio, who says that nothing you all are with the end of the day is not even interested in these negotiations abs. everybody likes the ceasefire as much money. i mean, it didn't, you know, for his own personal position. doesn't want this to us until last night. what does that got? that is when the c i a william burns during the egyptians. uh, god thing that i was gathering title. he made the list of items and the photos, the declarations or announcements to put the album stuck colors in front of that meeting last night. why? because he knows very well. he's aware of the fact that if this war in guys stops, he would go behind the present boss. student activist across the world have been trying to reverse roles, teaching the universities at lessons when it comes to the war in gaza. a protest that movement is taking holes in america, the u. k. fronts, and even as far away as australia empowers demonstrate is a full story. tr

from 1944 to 1950, montreal canadians hockey player bill durnan was awarded this individual nhl prizeichard trophy? no. bill durnan was the goalkeeper and received the best goalkeeper award. vezina trophy. further. thanks for 1.200. in the southwest of this modern country, the state of elam existed 400 years ago. the inscriptions written in elamite linear writing were deciphered in 2020. lam. türkiye. no. iran. iran. absolutely right. bridges in the photo for 1200. the queen louise bridge across the neman river in the city of sovetsk, named after the wife of the king of prussia, frederick william ii, and stands on border with this state, and russia and lithuania, let's not only talk about 900 metals, in russia the first such steel-smelting furnace was launched in sorma. factory on march 16, 1870. martenovskaya, that's right. rewards accept 1,200. the king of this country awarded dmitry merishkovsky the order of st. sava, first degree. and zinaidugipius - the same order of the second degree. merishkovsky did not wear the order. gypius did not part with hers. yugoslavia. that's right, t

protests reached canada today, radicals staged a pogrom in montreal, young masked people smashed shopeventually the police intervened. palestine action activists attacked the offices of several banks in manchester, which they believe are profiting from the middle east conflict. a boxing tournament in honor of the seventy-ninth anniversary of the victory in the great patriotic war took place at the capital's boxing academy. the opening ceremony became part of the international immortal regiment campaign. the tournament participants brought with them photographs of their relatives, soldiers, officers who fought for their homeland against invaders. show. fire service of the ministry of emergency situations. the investigative committee opened a criminal case on the fact of cruelty to animals, and after a mass pestilence of horses in the stavropol region, the owner of a local stud farm. since it is now inflated on these social networks, can we go and have a look, since everything is fine, i’m not saying that everything is fine, now the investigation team will arrive, so they are checking t

lionel messi's team won eight victories in 13 matches, the last one was won in montreal, and inter lostbut managed to score three goals against the hosts. the winner was nineteen-year-old benjamin cremaschi. messi for the first time since... now six first places. based on the results of 22 special stages, he surpassed the estonian ototyanak by 7 seconds. the belgian thiri neuville, who came third, strengthened his leadership in the individual competition, increasing the gap from the sixth-place finisher. welshman elfyn evans to 24 points. the next stage of the sardinia rally will take place from may 30 to june 2. in ski jumping , there is a special type of competition called flying. giant jumps, such as those in the norwegian vikersund, allow athletes to make ultra-long jumps; in 2017 , it was in vikersund that a world record was set, the austrian stefan kraft flew 253.5 m. after 2 years , ryoyu kabayashi was close to surpassing this achievement in the slovenian planica, but fell short of some one and a half meters. since then, together with his team, the japanese has been developing a

was not limited to the states alone, protests today we reached canada, radicals staged a pogrom in montrealindows and knocked over everything in their path. as a result, the police intervened; in britain, palestinian activists attacked the offices of several banks in manchester, which, in their opinion, were profiting from the middle east conflict. colombian president gustava petra promised to sever relations with israel today. he cited genocide against palestinians as the reason. in response, israeli foreign minister israel kats called peter an antisem and emphasized: “israel will continue to protect its citizens, and the president of colombia has decided to side with the most disgusting monsters known to mankind. previously, colombia suspended all purchases of weapons from israel. meanwhile , cnn got a unique opportunity to take a close look at the weapons iran responded with israel to attack its embassy in damascus. representative of the guard corps." the islamic republic claims unprecedented progress in the field of defense. a few hours ago the us expanded the list anti-russian sanction

so that was him. 76 1976, in montreal. here he is, montreal, 1976.r you had the swimming cap . there weren't many people cap. there weren't many people that wore the swimming caps back in those days. the man just behind him is a fellow american called john henken. now, america won every medal when it or every gold medal when it came to the olympics in 1976, bar one. and that was the 200 metre breaststroke that david wilkie won. and there's david there. handsome boy, wasn't he was. and he retired right after that , he retired right after that, only at the age of 22. so he'd won gold medals. he won the gold medal there in the olympics and also world championships as well. but one of our true greats, and it was duncan goodhew, then followed in his footsteps and won the 200 metre breaststroke in 1980. after that. but real legend. and it's you know what? it's almost it's one of the forgotten heroes. yeah.i one of the forgotten heroes. yeah. i think i don't know whether it's the sport, the fact that it's swimming. but i always remember david wilkie because

i went to toronto, montreal, and i visited some of these consumption sites and there were people there using drugs. it wasn't on the street. it wasn't in back alleys. it was in the facility. it was the health center. and when you walk in, you know, you do the drugs, but you also have recovery all around you. i was talking to a guy getting ready to do his trucks and i said to him, did you ever think about going to recovery? he said, i haven't. i said, how come? he said, i haven't thought about it. i haven't thought about it yet. i just haven't gone to it yet. i said what happens if you want to? well, they will help me here. so you think about -- that is a very controversial issue, but it keeps people alive long enough for them hopefully to get the program. >> do you sense a bipartisan effort? >> for the most part, it is bipartisan. no, certainly in massachusetts, i work with the republicans and democrats together. you know, the former governor of massachusetts, charlie baker, was active in this space. he is republican. in congress, you don't hear a lot of back-and-forth about, you know,

son 23 sedes consulares donde se podrÁ votar de manera presencial, 20 en estados unidos, una en montrealprincipales candidatas sean mujeres le ha dado una esperanza a quienes votan por primera vez pienso yo que las mujeres somos un poco mÁs. >> se va a ir mal, pero incorruptibles. >> el hecho de de ser mexicano, eso se lleva en la sangre, se lleva en la piel. nunca como antes. los mexicanos en el exterior sienten que harÁn historia. han permanecido anÓnimos por demasiado tiempo. sus manos han ayudado a sostener silenciosamente a sus familias y a un paÍs entero como mÉxico. alejandra, mÁs allÁ del sueÑo americano, quiere contribuir con el sueÑo mexicano. >> podrÍa ser yo la siguiente presidenta? me encantarÍa. por quÉ? porque asÍ tengo una voz para mi mÉxico y para los estados unidos de los que vivimos acÁ. claro que me encantarÍa. >> asÍ se siente el sueÑo americano para muchos inmigrantes mexicanos. su corazÓn en ambos lados de la frontera son hÉroes anÓnimos que ahora dicen soy inmigrante. no, madre. no trajiste nada ahora. pero tambiÉn soy mexicano. mÉxico es un cementerio de noche. e

he's focused on his league montreals and focused on winning the election and he certainly does not wantidential pick going out and talking about even the concept he could lose the 2024 election. >> that's one thing to approve your loyalty to trump, but that is so dangerous. know how it supported him last time around, leading to violence not far from the capitol. also at the retreat, trump's audio, he was talking about his other potential vp picks. give us the exten of what you know about that race. it doesn't indicate who he's thinking of. >> he's not in any hurry. while the event will come up in july and while it seems about a month beforehands you would announce it, he's in trial. so i don't think he's expected to announce his vp pick. those i hear are j.d. advance, marco rubio who lives in florida. the question is does donald trump want to deal with those potential hurdles? i think kristi noem has fallen off of the list for various reasons, but, of course, for the -- for the dog incident, but those are some of the names we're hearing. and doug burgum. he's one. but they've noted whil

montreal is the most delicious food city on the planet but most recently our new place is hooters.t is in the wing water at hooters. lemon pepper wings, smoky garlic. i need to be the ambassador. i'm ready. i'm ready. >> stephen: you play alberta, a prohibition era jazz singer. what do we have here? we have her right here. there you are. there you are right there. [applause] what do you like about alberta? >> danielle: i think the thing about alberta is that she is so iconic to black history. it was a beautiful time for black people. the harlem renaissance. langston hughes, bessie smith, ma rainey all came out of this. for her, she is just brilliant and brassy. she is a hot mess with a heart of gold. i liken her to like a jazz scat. scat's all over the place but then you are like, you find your rhythm. ooh! [scatting] that's alberta. you know, i am here. >> stephen: i like hot mess with a heart of gold. >> danielle: she is. >> stephen: i learned that you studied theater at temple u. >> stephen: in philly. it's pretty close. when you were a young actor studying did you come up to ne

he was previously a senior analyst for the international crisis group, joining us for montrealers wehank you for being with us. this story broke just before we went to air. can you talk about the significance of these charges if the icc court decides to bring them? >> their very significant because it places israel's leaders of this genocidal in the gaza strip and of course the prosecutor karim khan is also seeking the arrest of three hamas leaders. i think there is also a lot that can be said about this. for karim khan, once again history begins on october 7. even though his investigation by his own account has been ongoing for a number of years and is supposed to take into account all crimes committed since 2014, he has yet to address any crimes between 2014 and 2023. notably, crime of apartheid, the crime of illegal settlements in occupied territories, israel's -- hamas conduct in the 2014 war and 2021. the other thing that struck me is karim khan's attempt to let's say place the onus primarily on hamas. so he has indicted three hamas leaders and two israeli leaders. what struck m

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in the next few weeks it goes to china, to miami, over to europe, over to montreal and canada and backeporter: but mclaren says it's racing toward a greener future with each climate-conscious change. ian lee, cbs news, london. >> and that is the "overnight news" for this memoriling day. for some of you the news continues. for others make sure you check back later for "cbs mornings." and of course follow us live anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting live from the broadcast center here in new york city, i'm jericka duncan. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm carissa lawson in new york. an israeli strike on a designated safe zone in rafah's southern gaza has killed at least 35 people with dozens more injured. according to palestinian health officials israel says it was targeting a hamas compound and killed two senior hamas officials in the strike. the national weather service now believes a tornado that struck valley view, texas was a powerful category ef2, unleashing winds of up to 135 miles per hour. at least 18 people were killed in storms sweeping through four southern states over the weeke

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she's going to be with us from montreal injust a moment. how much energy are we using?is report from vox, ai is already consuming as much energy as a small country and we are only at the beginning. the next web says this is where our two existential crises collide with one another, the climate crisis and the exponential growth of ai. can one help solve the other, or will it exacerbate the problem? here in the studio, our regular ai contributor priya lakhani, ceo of the ai—powered education company century tech. welcome. good to see you. when it comes to di . ital good to see you. when it comes to digital everyone — good to see you. when it comes to digital everyone knows _ good to see you. when it comes to digital everyone knows there - good to see you. when it comes to digital everyone knows there is - good to see you. when it comes to digital everyone knows there is a i digital everyone knows there is a cost, the wiring, chips, precious metals, the water that cools the data processing centres. what we don't often talk about is the energy going into ai and the training

people i talked to in line all said that they were there including a lawyer who had driven from montreal because he said this is the biggest case since i've become a lawyer. i want to actually be inside the courtroom. i wonder if we're seeing any activity yet outside the courthouse. i think on monday people had gotten in line on saturday morning at 6:00 a.m. to make sure that they were able to get into the courtroom. >> chris, this is no taylor swift concert. at some point it felt like it with the length of the lines here. we have seen people get in line for tomorrow at 9:30 on saturday. i do think we have video of the first few people that are in line standing there. just remarkable, the interest here. i think we get jaded sometimes as journalists having access to the courtroom. but being able to see the members of the general public, dozens of them over the past few weeks. one couple i met was in town. they realized they were in town during the trump trial. they got in line, woke up at 4:00 a.m., got in line and were able to get inside the courtroom and watch this. broadcast on your sh

the guy who was about 20th in line who i spoke to is a lawyer from montreal. he drove here overnight. got here about 2:00 in the morning. when i asked him why would you do that? he said there is no bigger case as a lawyer. what bigger case am i ever going to have a chance to see? also raised questioned about whether this should be televised. but i think one of the other things that was really interesting is donald trump did have his eyes closed much of the time. in the overflow room, you have that camera that is pointed directly at the defense table. his eyes were shut. was he sleeping? was he contemplating? was he just bored? i will say there were a number of times when i saw alan dershowitz yawning. the judge trying to adjust himself in the seat as some of the details went on and on. but when his supporters came in, donald trump stood. he stood for a couple of minutes. made sure he saw them. made sure they saw him. looking at him, including the members of congress, including dershowitz, eric and lara trump. and finally, i think maybe the most significant thi

obviously that yeah, it's an online publication covering the middle east is joining us live now from montreal. thank you very much indeed for being with us, but it is really prime minister benjamin doesn't mention yahoo describing this as a tragic accident saying it's a grave mistake. took place. is this an appropriate response? do you think or? no, of course not. and i wouldn't point out that in contrast to previous such attacks, where is real either celebrates the or it doesn't even bother giving an excuse for its actions. now, it is also claim that it is launching in independence investigation. so quite clearly of what's called the diplomatic tsunami, recent, the recent ruling by the international court of justice, the i c. c. applications for our restaurants and so on are gradually beginning to have an effect at the same time. when we look at the broader international situation, what we've learned is that us president, jo biden's red line is actually a river of palestinian blood, and senior us officials are quite happy to swim it up. as far as the europeans are concerned, we've seen quite