you are looking for another nova.pany wanted to buy nova.would they have to buy the whole independence group? >> two ways to answer. the first one is i don't think anyone can cut a big enough check. would wed is, why contemplate that transaction when we are only at the very beginning of understanding the value of nova, and the potential, and finding the next nova? rishaad: then tell us, where are you? you say you continue to find the potential. what have you been finding and what is your current view of the potential of the mine? at nova, we have consolidated 12,000 square kilometers of land. this year, we started the expiration of that with a $25 million commitment into the expiration of that broad area. time will be the judge of whether we make the next critical discovery. the discovery of another nova billioniver another one to 2 billion. haidi: a timing is interesting. with high production out of nova, that should happen around the same time as high output out mine. gold with the additional cash, what are you plan

and with that branch expansion into the caribbean of offshore investment vehicles. >> the bank of nova scotia that is like having of wyoming?. >> but that is relevant to the book. but the presence of canadian banks in the caribbean that when they were trying to figure out how to move into the region to control the markets citibank gas to buy a bit vague of nova scotia that we do have to start one. so low that did not come to fruition but that gives the sense of how important it powerful they were. but what happens there was a fairly regulated stable industry chartered by the government three-year for banks in the canadian bankers' with international expedition in canada itself like the of baying of nova scotia in then to the west of winnipeg in following the movement and they had already developed it was easy to move into the caribbean. as a the way to those provinces. furthermore the canadian bankers' were working in that intercolonial to do the work of the british colony's in those caribbean territories and to strengthen to establish canadian capital in the region. at the same time t

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. >> whenever i traveled in the region, i see see the bank of nova scotia. >> u.s.bankers were trying to figure out how they could control caribbean markets, at one point the stock of citibank said why won't we just simply purchase nova scotia, that way we don't have to go and start a branch. it wasn't a plan that came to fruition but it gives you a sense of how powerful and important the canadian banks were at the time. look, what happened with the canadian banks is there's a fairly stable and regularly canadian banking industry, banks were chartered by the government, there's only three or four banks, radical expansion of state banking and national banking in the united states and the canadian bankers, first of all, had experience in international expansion within canada itself when you think about the movement of institutions like the bank of nova scotia from halifax to toronto. they had already developed a sense of how do you congresser -- conquer space, basically. they had the experience overseas . furthermore, the canadian bankers were working in intercolonial

at the end of april, we went up and visited halifax, nova scotia.l life as opposed to through the screen. we picked out apartments, we had to browse businesses forjob opportunities. it really solidified our decision to move there. the people are incredible. i am a sunshine person. i love blue skies and sunshine, i do know it is a bit more overcast up there. it will be a climate adjustment, that is one of my biggest concerns. one of my biggest concerns is jobs. i work as a termite technician, and canada has termites. i am an office manager, i have done it for over six years now, plus. i am getting my mba, i would like to take that experience and maybe seek out a new profession. we'll still retain our american citizenship while being canadian permanent residentes. we just can't vote in canada. i am excited to dive into this new life. we will kind of play it by ear. i would love to get up there, stay up there and fall in love with it, and maybe one day become a canadian citizen. the story there of the vargas and their move to canada. you can catch more

live at nova care, jeff skversky, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> the police athletic leagueummer baseball season is coming to an end. the 23 and under division played its last game today. team lighthouse faced off against north philadelphia. both teams playing strong right to the finish. dude, you were right, these wait...what? the gold fish, man! you said i should buy some. no! i said you should buy gold fish, the new scratch-off from the pennsylvania lottery... with top prizes of $25,000. ooohh.... are there really...? 25,000 of them? yeah. want more changes to win? go to palottery.com and enter your non-winning tickets for the gold fish second-chance drawing with $10,000 prizes. >>> a hot day and pop-up storms. we see pop-up isolated cell northeast of philadelphia that triggered a flash flood warning until 10:15 that dropped an inch of rain, and we also have a lot of activity building across the lehigh valley. and ray posted this on my facebook page this is a drone shot and you can see the towering cumulous clouds, they are masses of of clouds building up from the heat an

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at the end of april we went up and visited halifax nova scotia you want to see how low. for the character measured up. in real life as opposed to through. screen and that we've picked out apartments we had over four hours businesses for job. cities. it it really solidified our decision to move there and the people. are incredible. i. i love blue sky. right and i do know that it is a little bit more overcast. they're so that will also. klayman adjustment is called one of my biggest sorry. for the biggest concerns was jobs i work as a termite technician. and canada has termites. i am currently an office manager i've done admin for. sears now plus and i am getting my mba so i would like to kind of combine that experience and maybe seek out any profession. will still retain our american. ship while being canadian from a resident i mean we can partake in. i'm excited just. dive into what it is. we like. so we'll just have to play by ear and you know i would love to. say if there's almost a dozen. maybe one day become a canadian. how about robben bogus move to canada you can f

to come, including the america couple who decided to swap charleston, south carolina for halifax, novahe journey north begins. the big crowds became bigger as the time of the funeral approached. as the lines of fans became longer, the police prepared for a hugejob of crowd control. idi amin, uganda's brutalformer dictator, has died at the age of 80. he's been buried in saudi arabia, where he lived in exile since being overthrown in 1979. 2 billion people around the world have seen the last total eclipse of the sun to take place in this millenium. it began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later when the sun set over the bay of bengal. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: north korea says its considering missile strikes near the us pacific airbase on guam after president trump warns that any threats by pyongyang will be met with fire and fury. early results in kenya's election put president uhuru kenyatta in the lead, but the figures are rejected by his rival, raila odinga. more now on the increasing tensions in the korean peninsula. stephen krasner is an interna

>> yeah, as a matter of fact, we'll do the streaming during the day and nova, that evening, will havew that will air "eclipse over america," so we invite all our pbs viewers to watch that as well. >> miles o'brien, thank you so much. >> in venezuela, at least 36 are dead after security forces raided a prison in the country's south. officials say it came after fighting erupted between inmates and prison staff. it's unclear if the blood shed is tied to months of political unrest in the country. on the "newshour" online, join us tomorrow on the newshour online: join us tomorrow for the 2017 hutchins forum on race and racism in the age of president trump, hosted by henry louis gates, jr. and moderated by newshour special correspondent charlayne hunter- gault. watch it live tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. eastern. and earlier in the day, join our twitter chat, when panelists will tackle why hate is on the rise. learn more on our website, www.pbs.org/newshour, where you can also find our newest newshour/npr/marist poll about president donald trump's response to violence in charlottesville. and that's

scotia where i'm at right now in nova scotia we have thirty two hundred people that work for michelin tires there was some talk about moving some of the operations to the states or leaving some things in canada if you if you move this supply chain or try to change it around so companies will just get up and leave north america all together because they could actually save money by working from let's say europe or from asia so the supply chains that we have right now are actually helpful to the people that we have our labor markets here in north america can canadians are not in competition with americans when it comes to even moving across the border we make the same type of wages you do so it's not about somebody trying to undercut somebody else that same way with the supply chains they are relevant to one another we work on the same level and that has to be maintained and kept up to date and of course pushed forward so people are hoping here at least that nafta does stay the same when it comes to that or maybe that we could even improve like i mentioned before that that movement is e

jeff skversky is live at the nova care facility down in south philadelphia. the birds look today? >> reporter: they looked good sharrie, they were getting physical live tackling for the grown the first time. the eagles were without some of their biggest stars on offense, both severs, alshon jeffrey and smith out with injuries. and here is the eagles today some live tackling to the ground for the first time doing a few drills they didn't go that hard but brandon graham says it's good to do this. it feels like football again. and coach doug peterson says camps will help prepare this team for the coming season. >> i think it's great it fuels some emotion. you know, positively. it fuelled the competition and good to see. >> guys are struggling to make the team or trying to get evaluated, tackling is a huge part of our game and the only way to get those opportunities is in periods like this. >> you want to compete and push the guys and show the coaches with pads on or live or whatever if might be i'm ready for it. >> peterson just reminded the players though befor

northern virginia borough -- >>reporter: late this afternoon, here on the alexandria campus of nova, cane says there's exponential things going on, but nothing more important than this, protecting the future of 800,000 young people. he's talking about dreamers who are protected under daca. that's the policy president obama put into place that gives legal status to those undocumented immigrants who were brought here as children. >> my name is ranalda and i came >> she immigrated with her family from ecuador. >> this is my home. i have lived here all my life. >> she says daca gives her legal status and in-state tuition. >> i'm a student at george -- i major in criminalology. >> her and 400 student was terrified that trump might get rid of daca. >> i'm afraid of him taking away doca and sending us back to our country. >> it's very scary right now because 100,000 students can be under deportation. >> mondoza was a doca recipient who attended -- where she earned a degree. >> i still have my sister. she is in high school. she wants to go to college. in virginia, we depend on doca to get in

. >> this may be moose island on the bay, in nova scotia, but it's an eagle we're concerned about. >> it looks like it's swimming in the water, angela and her husband and brother realized this bird is exhausted. they know this big majestic bird is in need of rescue, it's so waterlogged it can't get out of the water and fly away. they use jackets and blankets and they realize something indeed was wrong with the eagle. it had an injured foot because it went to a rehab center. >> pregame, baby, let's do it. >> you're right. >> there you see it fly away to live another day. it's a good thing knees people were willing to risk injury in order to get this bird out of the water, it is a raptor, a bird of prey. easier rescue for simon cowell. they go to rescue something, this time it came to them. there's a nest inside that truck simon reaches in and grabs this net. >> four mouths waiting to be fed. he thinks they've been away from mom for a few hours, it's time to take them into the center and get them fed. >> i know i left those chicks somewhere around here. six weeks later, check them out.

the birds back to work today at the nova care complex, including bo allen who is finally healthy followingurgery to repair a torn pectoral muscle. the starters got less work than usual last week against the dolphins. peter defended that decision again today. >> listen, we had two great days against them out here, all ones and twos, and they actually played a full about a game and a half snapwise for two days and that was about 48 hours before that game. it's rare, and i don't think we ever played a game on 48 hours rest. i didn't want to put our guys in any kind of harm's way. fatigue sets in, obviously, and i didn't want to do that to our players. i thought they played extremely well, though, to get the two touchdowns on offense and defensively the way they came out and played, i was comfortable with that. >> as now tropical storm harvey continues to batter texas in the city of houston, we're left to wait, watch and hope for the best. such is the case for former houston texan, now eagle, brandon brooks, he's seen similar situations there before. >> when i was out there, there were floods

gust to 120. 400 miles south of nova scotia as she moves to the north and east out in the atlantic shipping lanes. we'll come back and have a yellow weather alert for thursday afternoon >>> a charles county couple could be facing a huge repair bill after two sinkholes opened up in their backyard. they say their dilemma began when a storm water drainpipe burst under their home and the county says it's a private matter and the homeowner's association says it's a grey area. they feel they may get stuck with having to pay a $100,000 repair for the five crew members aboard an army helicopter that went down in the ocean off hawaii. the coast guard received a report of a possible down aircraft two miles from -- they lost communications around 10:00 p.m. it was one of two black hawk helicopters involved in a training mission. >>> a spacex dragon -- the supply mission includes lab equipment and 20 mice and ice cream crates for the crew. that capture came to days after the dragon was launched -- it is the 12th of more than 2 dozen resupplying flights at the california rocket company. >>> a wisconsin

the birds return to practice at the nova complex yesterday. quarterback carson wentz got work in. defensive tackle beau allen is health again. starters got less work than usual in the preseason game against the dolphins. doug peterson defended that decision. >> i didn't want to put our guys in harm's way. fatigue sets in. i can't want to do that to our players. they played extremely well though. >> the birds head up the jersey turnpike to play the jets on thursday and you will see it here on nbc 10. >>> aspiring basketball stars took advantage of a free camp this weekend. evans was not there when we spopd by, but coaches say he plays a big part in that camp. >> we want to give the kids high level instruction. teaching them the value of team work. teaching them the value of learning basketball. competing and they get to interact like he's one of the kids. >> that's not bad. the coaches say they hope they learn a lesson about giving back to their community like he did. >> now to more stories we are following right now on nbc 10 at 5:00 a.m. >>> care in the chaos. breaking right now.

once a starting football player at villa nova and served in the u.s. army in iraq. >>> new details oobts an investigation that could lead to hundreds of air force at the jersey shore. atlantic county prosecutor confirms his office and federal authorities are both conducting investigations into prescription drug insurance fraud. we obtained a grand jury subpoena issued to is the cities of margate, atlantic city. could involve anyone from a public employee to a pharmaceutical rep to a doctor. so far no arrests and indictments. investigates say a serge of doctor james cutoff man's office in june is related to the case. pulled a gun on police during the raid. wife murder instead 2012. a case not solved. search warrant has not been related to her murder and kauffman has not been charged in connection with the insurance investigation. >>> guarantee a hot bed will look different in 30 days. stretch of land called the tracks. now oversees the rail lines in that area. reached an agreement to clean up the entire section as long as neighbors help out. the days of

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