montreal has got its own thing.lass class in los angeles where i live. every saturday morning. it's fun to go back to school. i have this idea. my dad is a foreign language teacher. one of the things he always said was the best way to learn a foreign language was to immerse yourself in that culture. when i found out the show was going to be shooting montreal, i was like oh, my god, i'm going to become fluent in french. it's a french-speaking city. i am going to be the next timothee chalamet. [laughter] the comparisons were already there. >> stephen: 100%. >> brandon scott: what i didn't realize is when you're going to immerse yourself into a language, you have to have at least some basis. i knew zero french. the way i chose to do this was, and you'll hear where i went wrong much quicker than i heard where i went wrong. my plan was to throw myself into the deep end. i was going to go, when i got to montreal, i was going to type into google translate, you know, may i please have an iced coffee? i was going to go to a

al 77 el jugador de montreal con el zapatzo. al 90 va a venir otro golazo.hay mucha gente afuera y vamos completando las listas. >> en sonoma se incluye la desapariciÓn de los 11 equipo vos de la rama femenil. dejarÁn de participar cuando concluya la temporada de primavera. las reacciones de los ex jugadores dan asombro y molestia por esta decisiÓn. >> gracias, enrique. conectamos con nuestra compaÑera nayarit. >> no se compara con la tormenta invernal histÓrica de la regiÓn. temperaturas mÍnimas el dÍa de hoy en 28 grados. temperaturas por debajo de lo que es normal para esta temporada. el dÍa de maÑana mÍnimas por encima a los dÍas pasados. en una paÍs sonoma hay escarcha. esta noche pudiÉramos estar notando esto para mi gente de santa rosa y livermore. asÍse ve la zona. estÁ ingresando este aire frÍo en la regiÓn. en san josÉ un panorama soleado. hacia el sur de california las condiciones pueden mejorar rÁpidamente. al norte podrÍan estar superando los 40 kilÓmetros por hora. cafÉ caliente y una buena chamarra. . no se puede perder premios lo nuestro. ♪♪

sense of a conflict in humanitarian studies is also co as to of getting there and joins us from montreal, get to speak to again. so you need is around the world phrasing this deal without actually noticing that it could have been reached back in may. the slow, not only could it have been reached more than half a year ago. but many of these leaders who you've just referenced have in fact actively contributed to prolonging the war both by giving israel crucial support in terms of weaponry and armaments and so on. and also by refusing to take any constructive measures to call his wheels genocidal campaigned to a halt. i mean, most recently we had the fullest prime minister, former president of the european union and basically saying that poland will ignore the i. c. c. restaurant that south for the fugitive known as being human, that's in yahoo, and will allow him to visit poland on the listed. so these acts of, of omission and commission have been a crucial part of the explanation about why the mass murder of cost and means in the gaza strip has been able to continue for 6 additional month

ademÁs martÍnez jugÓ en el inter miami con lionel messi la temporada pasada viste los colores de montrealregresÓ a mls para reunirse con real salt lake. este fin de semana comenzÓ la postemporada de la nfl. el camino al sÚper tazÓn comienza a esclarecerse. comenzamos en filadelfia donde las Águil recibieron la visita de los empacadores. en tampa bay, el pateador de los washington, anders se viste de hÉroe para dar el dramÁtico triunfo a los commanders sobre los bucaneros. en la conferencia americana, buffalo superaron a los broncos de dÉnver por 31—7. en otro resultado, lo cierto texaseliminaron a los cargadores de Ángeles. le tendrÁn calendario completo de los juegos tradicionales una vez que sepamos el ganador del duelo entre ranas y vikingos de minnesota. hasta entonces. >> gracias. el transporte pÚblico comienza su nuevo horario con el propÓsito de ofrecer un servicio mÁs fluido. el cambio se produce junto con otras agencias de trÁnsito de manera para sincronizar los horarios y para mejorar las transferencias entre sistemas. es importante mencionar que este camiÓn se hace dos veces al

they lost another seat in montreal, and that really signalled for most other liberals that the primeas up. it's just the prime minister didn't agree and the he thought that to the dale. we acknowledge today that he doesn't have the caucus behind him. he mentioned he didn't have canadians behind him either. canadians have seriously cared for turned her back on the liberal party. nine years later, all the polls indicate that they would be in for a serious and possibly historic defeat if they would suppose right now.- historic defeat if they would suppose right now. what their averaue suppose right now. what their average of _ suppose right now. what their average of two _ suppose right now. what their average of two doing - suppose right now. what their average of two doing part - suppose right now. what their average of two doing part of l average of two doing part of you holding on as long as you have those?— have those? there are lots of comparisons _ have those? there are lots of comparisons to _ have those? there are lots of comparisons to president - have those? there are lots of

montreal es 1 de los goleadores históricos de la liga y de llegar formaría una dupla de lujo en ataque marcador ante el barcelona en una final clásica, pero luego el predestinado la min yamal. golazo para el uno a uno y empataba el equipo culé. robert lewandowski, de penal, marcaba el 2 a uno para el equipo de hansi flick. y luego esta gran pelota para raphinha. cabezazo y vencía courtois 3 a uno. el equipo blaugrana en arabia saudí y el 4 a uno era de alejandro valde. todo esto en el primer tiempo y raphinha marcaba el quinto en el segundo tiempo. goleada. humillación del barça ante el real madrid que si descontó acá con rodrygo, pero que no fue suficiente. supercampeón el barcelona. cerramos con nfl porque este domingo continuó la ronda de wildcard en los playoffs. vamos a comenzar con el broncos. bills en buffalo. y no hubo sorpresas. con unos bills inspirados que se llevaron la victoria. 31 a 7. josh allen dio 2 pases para touchdown. incompleto 272 yardas. será este finalmente el año de buffalo en la ronda divisional? se van a medir a los ravens. y quienes hicieron respetar la casa

scientists at the university of montreal have found new ways to help cats suffering from chronic pain been able to scan their brains while they're awake using electrodes hidden under specially knitted hats. in the past, the cats tended to shake off or chew the wired electrodes used in testing — well, they're cats, that's what they do — but now, the cats in hats are cute and cosy. and its happy birthday to comic sans. yeah, love it or hate it, this font has been around for 30 years! it was originally designed as part of microsoft bob — a piece of software designed to make windows more user—friendly. it was released in 1994 and, unbelievably, it's still around today. chris: a dead sumatran elephant, its tusks removed. poachers are suspected. to protect elephants, the transnational trade in modern ivory is banned by international convention. but tusks of the type seen in this footage from russia in 2016 aren't prohibited. that's because they've come from the elephant�*s extinct ice age relative, the mammoth. tonnes of ancient tusks are extracted from the frozen ground every year, but tel

very key, very strong house see that they've had for a long time, they then lost another seat in montrealat relay signals for most other liberals that the prime minister's time is up. >> it is not being helped justin trudeau being mocked by donald trump, america's tsitsipas states, and -- tsitsipas states, and referring to trudeau as "governor trudeau," instead of prime minister. ♪ christian: justin trudeau steps down as prime minister. the end of an era in canada. an anti-populist, a feminist. we will hear from canada's former environment minister. also on the program, sir keir starmer tells elon musk he has crossed the line. the debate which refuses to go away. and snow and floods continue to affect much of the country. major issues in leicestershire and lincolnshire. new warnings issued. we will bring those to you. good evening. the u.s. convened this afternoon to certify donald trump's election victory in november. ordinarily, that is a formality, but of course all normal conventions were upended four years ago by the mob that ransacked the capital. unlike trump four years ago, kamala

el miércoles les tendremos la entrevista con el delantero ex atlanta united inter, miami montreal. 1 de los fichajes más esperados. james rodríguez es jugador del club león. el mejor jugador de la pasada copa américa buscará, junto al regreso a andrés guardado, dar el salto de calidad para la fiera. el colombiano tendría un salario de 5 millones de dólares por temporada con 33 años. veremos si llega en su mejor versión. y el lanzador? 3 veces ganador del premio cy young. hablamos de justin verlander. ya fue oficializado como nuevo jugador de los san francisco giants y este lunes compartió una interesante anécdota sobre cómo se dio su firma para así aterrizar en la bahía. i mean the honest answer is they just went. i didn't expect them to call. um, you know. i guess they were there were, uh, a handful of other teams that had had conversations with my agent. um, and we had been going back and forth since the end of the season on who was interested who wasn't um. and san francisco had never really come up. um. and then so the second buster called and expressed interest. it was like. o

, quien brilló en la mls con atlanta united y que tuvo experiencias recientes con inter, miami y montrealdel final iba a empatar el partido, así que uno a uno entre rayados y puebla en más de la liga mx. atención, está a un paso. james rodríguez, cerquita de ser nuevo jugador de león, sería tal vez el gran fichaje para este semestre del fútbol mexicano. nos vamos a la nba, donde los 15 sacramento luego del cambio de entrenador, encontraron el camino a la victoria con el triunfo en chicago ante los bulls. los reyes llegaron a 7 victorias de manera consecutiva para ahora tener un récord positivo de 20 triunfos y 19 derrotas que les permite ser novenos en la conferencia del oeste. los playoffs son de nuevo una posibilidad. cerramos con la nfl y la ronda de comodines de los playoffs luego de la clasificación de los eagles a la ronda divisional a primera hora en el sunday night football se enfrenron commanders y buccaneers en tampa bay. vamos con las acciones. y fue un duelo apasionante. parejo. los commanders que se iban arriba a poco del final. pero tampa bay con este gol de campo, empataba

so just because of the montreal has been, i'd see to see i'm going to get it on on the august. so no glass uncomfortable bottle. okay. they just looked at the tablet contribution, shy, extinguished him. prospect. thought that was all set and had them think them was a mile from from him. and then you'd have tried so each of which will be the one you can google edits to, which we've led to the jake, affirmative insurance and the child, such as anybody hope to have a school bus to go to check with your supervisor, looks tantra said to me just requesting could means of it took less than cobra in the vicious spelling village. cough i thought i'm new but it will not exceed a little room longer. switch at providence. yes. for sure that you a kind of a sudden in which to move is this the nice to, i'd say literally use yes, this was nice. and if with them stored and go on, most of the best of them on the cell. and i mean, i'm grateful to them with this device. it's much cheaper with pollution of, of products available at the goods at the menu. and most of the ladies that are interested

united states, either a number of people went through the doors of the royal victoria hospital in montreal, looking to become patients, but unwittingly, becoming test subjects. i thought how could he possibly irritate me for a patient? who am i having this great man? who's done always barbarous things? you know, i don't want to lose this opportunity to get well, the capture of sleep for $23.00 days. and while i was asleep, they were shocking the heck out of me with electric shocks. one of the victims was forcibly brain washed as part of these experiments. and his daughter, julie tanny, became the lead plaintiff and a lawsuit against the us and canadian governments. what they did was as soon as he was admitted to the hospital, they immediately put him on insulin. my father was not a diabetic. i know that the insulin put him in a coma. it was part of the sleep treatment where they put him to sleep. and after it, he was interviewed by the psychiatrist, then they would take clips of some of the things he said and run the monotype 247 under his pillow. it would be going around non stop and his

and a who's a non resident fellow at the middle east council of global defense joint is now from montreal at 1000000 to welcome back to al jazeera. so of course, everyone's hope is that this season holds. where do you see the potential for life? well, i think there are 2 obvious fault lines. the 1st is that virtually the sole reason that we now have an agreement is because the incoming trump administration in the united states has made a unambiguously clear to these really government that it does not want a crisis on the incoming president's plate. on the day of visit on duration and it wants to this issue resolved before the 20th of january. and given that this is a states degree man, it's entirely possible that washington will lose interest in, in pursuing this matter, matter and then following up and ensuring that there is agreement on a 2nd and 3rd stage. and there are 4 things could fall apart on that basis. so rather than that gives israel an opportunity to drill a new agreement that didn't want in the 1st place. the 2nd issue is, is that the 2nd and 3rd stages of disagreement have

he joins us from montreal. welcome to the program. do you believe this stage of the season will hold and that the swap will take place? it all indications are that the 2nd change of captives this weekend will take place. and then there are of course, supposed to be several more during the 1st stage of disagreements and at the same time, negotiations are expected to be ongoing for a 2nd. and eventually 3rd stage, what i think is important to recognize is decisions about whether to continue with disagreement or whether that will be derailed by israel, or the decisions that will be made not by israel, but by the united states. just as the united states compelled israel to accept this agreement precisely the same agreement that it had been projecting with the support of the previous biden administration. for the better part of a year, washington will now also have to take a decision about whether it is in the us interest to continue with the implementation of disagreement, or whether it's in sufficiently important that it will allow this

okay, one robotic many thanks. indeed for joining us that what your thoughts from montreal will pick up this conversation with fulton bar, kathy's professor of public policy. it had been kelly for university here in doha. i just want to pick up on what mom was saying that because he was essentially saying that israel is given and will continue to be given comp launched by the international community to implement this deal as much or as little as it likes. i think he's, he's right in that sense, but as i was saying earlier, i think um, within the hour has to be much more careful dealing with trump this time around because this is his 2nd term he's elected. he's elected with a great majority within the united states. he's not going to be running for president anymore. he's got 4 years. he has been times big ideas, not just globally, but domestically. so he will probably have no time for to be played with. and i think it's better to do that at the i should read it, understand that and hopefully try and make this work, this deal insurmountable. what is interesting is the timing of the wh

seat that they have had fo a long time, they then lost another seat in the liberal heartland of montrealyjustin trudeau being mocked by donald trump, who has been jocking — recently about canada - being america's 51st state and referring to trudeau as governor— instead of prime minister. justin trudeau steps down as prime minister. the end of an era in canada, an anti—populist, a feminist. what finished him? and what era now starts? also on the programme, sir keir starmer tells elon musk he has crossed a line. but no question he has stirred a debate which refuses to go away. and the snow and floods continue to affect large parts of the country. major incidents declared tonight in leicestershire and lincolnshire with new weather warnings issued. good evening. the us congress convened this afternoon to certify

uh, so out of montreal you are raising 2 beautiful children here. how has that experience been for you? and what are some of the great thing so far? you know, in the states, we lived a very isolated lifestyle because of safety. you want to go out, you want to take your kids to the park to play, but when you do other kids spit at them, that is an experience that my son had at the playground on more than one occasion. and so we lived a very isolated line, so to be here and to be free and to see my kids be able to be joyful and that not be a crime has been a very, very beautiful thing. okay, i really love how beautiful this is sounding and i'm just going to throw a little bit of paper in here. so i want to know from the people at the back. anybody, if you got a chance, are you taking the plane to get out of gun and let me see, make sure of hands. if your answer is yes. when you hear this, people come and say, hey, this is a beautiful country, we need to reinvest back on the continental. does that make you feel? i feel is because the have my does, i'm c

para ponerse a tono físico jaylen newell, que también tenía una molestia física menor y regresó a montrealogether on the conversation on enjoying opportunity and maximizing it so i think that's that's my goal and that's what i'm doing right now. y bueno, está la invitación desde la casa del inter miami, en fort lauderdale, florida. la selección de mauricio pochettino recibe a venezuela en esta preparación rumbo a ser sede de la copa mundial de la fifa 2026. arranca en punto de la 13:00 de la tarde para que nos acompañe aquí en la casa de la selección de estados unidos. vamos a hablar con los san jose earthquakes. ayer escuchamos a joseph martínez en exclusiva y como aquí somos la casa de los deportes en el área de la bahía, vamos a hablar en exclusiva también con el otro refuerzo de san josé, cristian chicho arango. aquí una probadita de lo que podemos esperar esta charla. cómo fue? cómo fue ese momento de esos 4 partidos donde donde pasa lo que pasa y después la siguiente mitad de temporada ya no fue igual q al principio, que la estabas absolutamente destruyendo. bueno, no sabría personal

he would send the taxi cabs up to montreal and then they would come back with booze and such and such like this. and so he owned the al-fayed on west 45th street. and then later when he sort of down his luck, he's operating the casablanca on casa blanca on west 56th street. and when he has to cut the employees wages, the doorman shoots, him dead, shoots and dead. he had $0.10 in his pocket when he died. crime does not necessarily pay. he's also noted for something else. before it was unpopular or before it was really popular in some places and then really everywhere else he would his speakeasies and taxi cabs with giant swastikas okay so anyway goodbye to larry fay other speakeasy operators who you may have heard of are jimmy durante, arnold rothstein has a -- game operating in the basement of his club durant and billy rose billy rose was a great showman. he did he did that movie in the fifties with jimmy durante called jumbo and he was at one point married to fanny. he ran a speakeasy called the backstage club, which he was propositioned to by one of these these dumb and those guys.

your insights and we look forward to speak to you again by said move your body the joining us from montreal. thank you, sir. thank you. as of course, we're going to bring a bull news from gaza as people return to the goal for the straight. but let's face with the days of use now. the democratic republic of congo. why the n 23? i'll go here besides that, it's taking the city of go, but in the east of the country, that is the regional hub for security. and here by the terry that fits on the boulder with the lender. and that's being, that'd be fine to in the past few weeks videos now posted on social media trying to show m 23 fights is marching. integrating the on monday morning and also focuses of cold leaves and by some reason. so just had to go over the weapons to you in full says i sold it by the group. bulk of web is monitoring the situation for us from nairobi in can be a very celtic situation and folding malcolm web rebels have taken over the government. that seems to have surrendered what we talked about the realities on the ground right now. we've spoken to several people in getting v

host: richard, montreal, canada, good morning. caller: good morning. mike, love your work by the way. do you think pam bondi will investigate demonization and banning of early treatment drugs during the pandemic like hydroxy chlorine that led to hundreds of thousands of needless deaths and forcing us to take an experimental vaccine. i know several people injured by the vaccine. they want justice. they want accountability. thank you. guest: there's so much that went wrong with covid. it started with tony fauci. he's probably very happy he got his pardon from joe biden because i think tony fauci committed crimes when he illegally funded covid in the wuhan lab from n.i.h. through a subcontractor. which was illegal. gain of function research is illegal to fund. he did -- tony fauci did it anyway. he lied about it to congress. he instructed -- obstructed the investigations. he covered it up. he conspired with others. this led to trillions of dollars in lost treasure. millions of lost lives. years of learning loss for kids. particularly poor black kids who a

a long time, the army of new england at the very time when benedict arnold's army had conquered montreal. they gone into the inner city and taken away from the british. and they owned it. but 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 knew that. between the end of the war, the revolutionary war, the ratification of the bill of rights in 1791, there were pandemics in every city in our country. boston, philadelphia, new york, north carolina, south carolina, all the major cities had epidemics, killed tens of thousands of people. almost all of the framers had family members or friends who died in those pandemics. yet, they did not put a pandemic exemption in the united states constitution. [applause] the waiver of the seventh amendment meant that no matter how reckless the corporation behaved, no matter how negligent it was, no matter how toxic the ingredients, no matter how shoddy the testing, no matter how grievous your injury, you could not sue that company. t

in a 2006 speech in montreal, ginsburg said, quote, once carter appointed women to the bench in numbersthere was no turning back. in the studio, monica madden, abc seven news. >> what a difference that made. and, spencer, you have been a friend to the carters for decades, and you recently shared with abc news live a few of your favorite memories. >> that's true. diane. you know, if you observe jimmy carter's public life, there's no doubt that he had a profound commitment to human rights. but having had a lot of personal interaction with him, i was always taken by how this man of such such tremendous accomplishments was so humble and approachable. and there are a lot of people in public life who like to talk to you and have you listen to them. but if you talk to jimmy carter, he listened to you, which is a feature you don't see in a lot of accomplished people like that and didn't tout his own accomplishments. exactly right. >> he certainly did not. oh, it's really nice to hear. yeah, yeah. >> shall we talk a little bit about the weather, i suppose? okay. let's do let's do that. you know,

kevin oh lear owe born in montreal is here. trump said the united states can no longer suffer the massive trade deficits and subsidies that canada needs to stay afloat. justin trudeau knew this and resigned. if canada merged with the u.s. there would be no tariffs. i don't know if they will be the 51st state. you know this subject well. what's the buzz in canada based on this now, kevin? >> so i was in mar-a-lago over the weekend and had a few moments with the president-elect and i asked him if he would consider the fact that trudeau on saturday when we were talking rumors were he would resign. in fact he did. i said why not stand down on canada for the next couple months while they elect a new leader like you were elected with a four-year mandate. the new guy is doing what is equivalent of red sweep of canada. they'll wipe out the liberal party completely and then have two leaders with four-year mandates and let the negotiations begin. the trade deficits primarily on energy. alberta alone does 185 billion of energy into the u.

let's bring in car -- he was bon montreal, has a very strong feelings about joining our country withal always good to see you, happy new year to you. tell us about your conversation with president-elect trump on this issue. >> i had two topics i wanted to talk to him about. number one was integrating canada towards a north american union for greater strength, period, the world is a difficult place these days and most canadians would like to look at that opportunity without giving up their sovereignty. low-hanging fruit would be combined currency, combining the bank of canada with the feds, things like that where the largest trading partners. just to ask him because this was on saturday to say these meetings you're having with justin trudeau and finance ministers from canada, with all due respect, sir are a complete waste of time, this guy's going to get eradicated out of the canadian political landscape. give the canadians a chance to reelect a leader just like you got to be elected that has a four year mandate just like you have and let's get down to business. i hope they didn't lan

in a 2006 speech in montreal, ginsburg said, quote, once carter appointed women to the bench in numbers, there was no turning back. in the studio, monica madden, abc seven news state funeral plans begin tomorrow for former president carter. >> a motorcade will carry his body from his hometown of plains, georgia, to the carter presidential center in atlanta. that's where he will lie in repose through monday. on tuesday, carter's body will travel to the u.s. capitol, where he will lie in state on thursday. carter's funeral will be held at the washington national cathedral. his remains will then be flown to georgia, where he will be buried next to his wife, rosalynn, today. >> at the white house, president biden honored the newest recipients of the mel of valor and medal of honor. medals of valor went to eight first responders who put their own lives at risk to save others. they include six law enforcement officials who responded to a mass shooting at the covenant school in nashville, tennessee. that shooting killed six people in march of 2023. officers rushed to the scene and came under f

around the district pretty goes from sarasota county to the canadian border that is just south of montrÉall the way to watertown which is the home. i spent a lot of time doing grassroots politics over 100,00k i drove. which that's a lot of drive time. that is a lot of hard work at getting around, going to local events with five or 10 people especially the beginning. drivetime. that is hard work ending around and going to school events with five-10 people especially at the beginning. >> what did you learn about you during the process? >> anyone profits and has the courage to step into the arena, i think you learn a tremendous amount about yourself. particularly early on in my campaign i was going along to events and i was introducing myself to strangers and that takes something in your gut and drive. and there are times when it is a bit easier. seeing how it pays off when you really put your all into something and you focus on customer service because a lot of what we do in customer service and we try to treat that like a business sense that it is customer service. we have to respond quickl

in a 2006 speech in montreal, ginsburg said, quote, once carter appointed women to the bench in numbersthere was no turning back. in the studio, monica madden, abc seven news. >> still to come on abc seven news. making the food you eat safer and healthier. the executive order just issued by governor gavin newsom and looking ahead to the top travel trends of 2025. what you need to know (discouraged) so expensive. i mean, i'm helping my mom out, i don't have that kinda cash. - ugh, i know. but you can get financial help now through covered california. it's totally affordable. you'd be surprised. they've got this calculator thing that shows how much you'll pay. - for real? - yeah! what are you doing not having health insurance, man? - hey, i know, i know... - here, let me show you... - we all have questions. covered california has answers and can find a health plan that's right for you. covered california. this way to health insurance. it changes soon thanks to an executive order signed by governor gavin newsom this morning. the order instructs the state's public health department to evalu

in 2008 in montreal during a jewish holiday, more than 60 years after she escaped the gas chambers, thely triumphed. seen here a decade earlier with mother regina and her husband, rachel was mentally unraveling. >> my father said in a quiet voice, your mother doesn't want to be here anymore. and when i heard that, i didn't take it seriously and i didn't take it seriously because my mother had made these grand pronouncements all my life. >> but later with tragic symmetry, rachel shut herself in the garage and started the car. her husband was also asphyxiated, possibly accidentally. their deaths remain a mystery. there was no suicide note. >> i'm trying to deal with survivor guilt. people who have made this type of decision are really at peace because they know that they are taking control and they're not going to be in pain. and that's really hard for me to live with. what should i have done that i didn't do? so that really is much more present for me than the manner in which she decided to take her life. >> the search for answers to instructions in the archives south of warsaw, where th

made are people working flowers montreal. those sop to by the end the >> the pasadena community comes together for a vigil to honor the victims this saturday. media group is partnering with the red cross to raise money for wildfire victims in southern california. you can scan the qr code on your screen to help. several class action lawsuits or claim a san jose base, paypal used a browser extension tool to steal commissions for online sales meant for social media. influencers. honey is a browser extension. used to find coupon codes for people online shopping. once it's installed, it will appear at the time of purchase as a pop-up window to apply so customers can apply that coupon saving folks money. the plaintiffs in this case, many mainly influencers who review products on their channels. they offer discount coast to their followers and expect to receive commission back. but the suit alleges that the commission ended up going to honey. we've reached out to paypal for comment and will update you once we hear back, the supreme

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it goes from saratoga county to the canadian border, plattsburgh, south of montreal over to watertown, the home of fort drum. i spend a lot of time doing retail grassroots politics. i put over 100,000 miles total on the truck i drove. that is a lot of drive time. that is a lot of hard work getting around, going to local events with five, 10 people, especially at the beginning. host: what did you learn about you during the process? rep. stefanik: any candidate that runs for office and has the courage to put your name on the ballot and step up into the arena, you learn a tremendous amount about yourself. you learn a lot about yourself. you really have to turn inward and question why you are doing this, what you can bring to the table to make your case. because particularly early on in my campaign, i was going alone to events. and i was introducing myself to strangers. and that takes something within your gut. and that inner drive, and a sense of doing it beyond yourself, for a greater purpose in having a sense of mission in the campaign. so, i learned a lot. there are highs and there ar

. >> visiting from montreal. >> hi to my sister -- >> in virginia. >> girls getaway to new york city." show every morning in mckinney, texas. we made it! >>> welcome back to "today" on this tuesday morning. so glad you're with us. look at those folks standing out in the cold. going to go join them in just a little bit. dragging us out. so all get to be on tv. >> if you stand out there and freeze, you get to be on tv. >>> let's get right to your news at 8:00. that breaking news in the crackdown on illegal immigration. new roundups being carried out this morning including right here in new york city. nbc's gabe gutierrez is in midtown manhattan with the very latest on what's happening. gabe, good morning. >> reporter: hey there, craig. good morning. we've seen those new arrests overnight. this operation here in new york city, one of many happening across the country, and here newly confirmed homeland secretary kristi noem is overseeing the operation. the trump administration trying to send a clear message. according to a senior administration official, i.c.e. arresting about 1,200 peopl

for a long time the army of new england at the very time when benedict arnold's army had conquered montreal. so they had gone into the inner city, take it away from the british. and and they owned it, but they had to withdraw because they did not have the troop strength to defend it, because the smallpox epidemic otherwise, canada today would be part of the united states. and all the framers knew that. and between in the end of the war, the revolution weren't in 1780. eradicate, right. in 1791, it were pandemics in every city in our country. lost in philadelphia, new york, north carolina, south carolina, all the major cities had cholera, epidemic, yellow fever epidemics, malaria epidemics. it killed tens of thousands people. almost all the framers. it had family members or friends who died in those pandemics, yet they did not put a pandemic exemption in the united states constitution. a. and the waiver of the seventh manfred for or corporations that were involved in counter-measures meant that no matter how how reckless the corporation behaved, no matter how negligent while it was, no matte

from montreal, the current foreign minister has been mentioned by some. from toronto, the minister of transportation, she's really sharp. i'm not sure she's going to run this time, but she would be a great candidate. last but not least, leblanc is from new brunswick, by lynn you will, he led with justin trudeau and went to meet with president trump and mar-a-lago and some think of him as may be justin trudeau's favorite attentional successor, but i don't see him necessarily playing the role of financial leader, but perhaps kingmaker in backing one of the other candidates in order to unify the liberals. host: let's go to john in virginia, democrats line. caller: thanks for taking my call. i want to say to the guest that the number one issue that canada has is the housing market in canada. young people cannot get a job. when you see that every store in canada right now, you see how we change the whole situation. she's bringing more from overseas. kids when they graduate, there no jobs in canada. number two, i want to say that this prime minister, the bigges

made are people hours montreal? and those sop to go by the end the >> people of pasadena held a vigil today to honor the victims. our parent company nexstar media group is partnering with the red cross to raise money for wildfire victims. you can scan the qr code right there on your screen to help. we'll be right back. in developing news, the ncaa made a historic decision to pay women's tournament teams. this march madness. the 68 teams make history as the ncaa unanimously voted to pay them for playing in the bracket. here's how it works. the further a team goes in the tournament, the more money they make. the ncaa plans to allocate 15 million dollars for this year's women's tournament. that's about 25% of the current women's basketball media revenue deal. officials say each team that makes the final 4 earns 1.3 million dollars for their conference. the tournament fund is expected to grow to 25 million dollars by 2028. open. animal services is teaming up with pets for patriots to help veterans in alameda county adop

host: richard, montreal, canada, good morning. caller: good morning.e, love your work by the way. do you think pam bondi will investigate demonization and banning of early treatment drugs during the pandemic like hydroxy chlorine that led to hundreds of thousands of needless deaths and forcing us to take an experimental vaccine. i know several people injured by the vaccine. they want justice. they want accountability. thank you. guest: there's so much that went wrong with covid. it started with tony fauci. he's probably very happy he got his pardon from joe biden because i think tony fauci committed crimes when he illegally funded covid in the wuhan lab from n.i.h. through a subcontractor. which was illegal. gain of function research is illegal to fund. he did -- tony fauci did it anyway. he lied about it to congress. he instructed -- obstructed the investigations. he covered it up. he conspired with others. this led to trillions of dollars in lost treasure. millions of lost lives. years of learning loss for kids. particularly poor black kids who are a