halifax nova scotia is a beautiful place _ like?beautiful place and _ like? halifax nova scotia is a beautiful place and there - like? halifax nova scotia is a | beautiful place and there was very little representation when i was growing up. almost none when i was growing up. i didn't really have examples of clearness or trans— identities clearness or tra ns— identities in clearness or trans— identities in my life, hardly whatsoever, to be honest. i in my life, hardly whatsoever, to be honest.— to be honest. i think many of us can identify _ to be honest. i think many of us can identify that _ to be honest. i think many of us can identify that you - to be honest. i think many of us can identify that you find i us can identify that you find the one person closest like you and you find ways to spend time around them. especially communities we feel like you cannot be yourself? it's a universal experience in communities where we feel that we can't be ourselves. yeah, yeah, yeah. i definitely felt myself getting pulled to individuals who

halifax, nova scotia, you know, beautiful place. yeah.ery little representation when i was growing up. you know, almost none where i was, that it was... i didn't really have examples of queerness or transness in my life, hardly whatsoever, to be honest. i think a lot of us can identify with this — that you find the one person in the community that's closest like you, and you just find ways to spend time around them. yeah. it's a universal experience in communities where we feel that we can't be ourselves. yeah, yeah, yeah. i definitely felt myself getting pulled to individuals who i knew were — or in retrospect were — you know, queer. and even those little, you know, sparks of... ..a feeling reflected, or seeing someone who might be having a similar experience to me, that's something that continued through my teen years, absolutely. and really reinforces the importance of community, because even those tiny sparks or moments meant so much. and then i held on to them. and, erm... it's — yeah, it's such a crucial part of us figuring out who

dead in vada o others aired out in los angeles where that is heading >>> and dramatic rescues in nova scotia, canada, amid massive flooding multipeoe missing, roads mpletely submerged >>> al breakin deck coles at a country club in montana. nearlypeople rushed to the hospital, carried from the rubble in stretchers >> and all of the sudden there is a big ash. >>> texas facing a deadline just hours from to begin removing this new floating barrier from the rio grande department of justice calling the buoys illegal and inhumane how texas is responding tonight >>> new body camera footage of an officer releasing a dog on an unarmed black man who had his hands up after he led police on a high-speed chase >>> and "barbie" breaks the box office. the record the new movie just shattered >> this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >> good evening. we're tracking a series of major weather threats playing out across the u.s. and beyond tonight. american tourists in greece are facing a heatwave that is now spawning dangerous wildfires, forcing the evacuations of tens of thousands of tourists from the popu

this band of rain brought flight into canada is nova scotia, providence, we saw about 2 months worth of rain within a few hours. western canada, northern plains, in the us, quite hot in billings at 38 degrees c. as in the weather brought to you by a visit to the john almost 10 years in which to shake, hama to ward for translation and international understanding has become the most important translation award from to the arabic language in the world. the award announces that the organization periods, the 2023 starts from the 1st of march to the 31st of july. applications are accepted through the awards official website at w w, w dot h t, a dot q a the the welcome back to mind about top stories here. this our hundreds of thousands of people around it is right up against the government's proposed plans. change the industry and 15 minutes to benjamin netanyahu. to scrap his campaign to go to some of the spring coats pounds. tens of thousands of people have been moved to safety as wildfire as roberts, the greek on into roads, the under control. 57 funny to 5 days, maybe many tourists unde

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the red weather alert is in effect and in canada. torrential rains of heavy eastern province of nova scotia is the heaviest on port in more than 40 years . stone started on fridays cut off roads and submerged homes. please say for people the missing fitting to children, the state of emergency has been declared, the city of halifax and for other reasons the, this is all just say that these are the 12 stories is where the protesters have begun demonstrating of side all them into in west june, so them hundreds of thousands of raleigh on saturday against the government's funds to change the legal system. and assets is due to votes and will propose bill on monday, but takes are saying that the bill is a threat to democracy. is there any prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he feels great after having surgery to fit a pace maker on sunday. 73 year old says he'll be at the capacity to vote on monday . here's what somebody will shoot me. a week ago the monitoring device was implanted the device beat to this evening and indicated i need to receive a pace maker and this must be done tonight. i feel

province of nova scotia, canada, four people the province has experienced the heaviest rainfall in thelast 50 years. rainfall in some areas of the province has reached more than 25 cm in bedford, located north of halifax. the drone images show the flood in the roads and around the buildings, as many roads have been emptied and the buildings have been flooded . california, america, has the homeless, until mera hernandez lives in a caravan in a high area in the state of california and can no longer rent a house. i paid $450 to rent a simple house. i think the rent there is about 3,000. these prices are driving people crazy. 11% of the american population lives in california. one third of the homeless in america are also in this state . i bought the novel for $600. to minimize the huge cost of living in caravans, we use the housing rush in the state of california has caused many people to live in caravans or liquid houses. officials count the number of homeless people in california and cities at 75,000 people. we are not homeless, but homelessness is a homework assignment. you can read th

and she was eventually to nova scotia as black loyalist. and then to sierra leone as a free black. so her story is literally global and it is very much driven by her own choices and asserting her own independence, even in the face of a document that from viewpoint would be very hypocritical to say the. so what really intrigued me are one aspect of this story that intrigued me is that we talk about lucy bambury and others who were enslaved and sought freedom with the british forces as loyalists and so my question is where women who escaped from and labored for the british army, are they loyalists? do they meet this definition. mean how does their choice of loyalism and is a choice of what side do you serve or what side you choose to be with? how does their choice of loyalism then compare to others who are defined as loyalists? this is my favorite question. i could ponder this all night long. we talking about this at dinner time and, talking about individuals making choices and individual agency and making choices in one's own self-interest or. whether women are choosing based a poli

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more footage from canada rain record for the last 40 years hit the province of nova scotia and causedthe region. flood four people were missing. including two children in just a day, in some areas a three-month rainfall fell, roads were washed out, bridges were weakened and buildings were flooded, powerful flooding and in india, because of heavy rains, cars of home scott are completely flooded with water, according to local media , at least three people went missing in the city of junagadh in the west of the country. minsk motor plant celebrates its 60th anniversary today from the day of foundation with a round date and the staff of the holding, our president congratulated, as alexander lukashenko noted, the name is one of the largest industrial companies in belarus, the leading engine manufacturer in the cis, the company has adapted to difficult global economic conditions. in the near future, the minsk motor plant will present to the market a new unique model of the company's engines. now he is actively working on new design developments. for example, large motors are also being mast

week with a different company for the job. tenant is 5 minutes to just simply go as promising a to nova scotia as it faces its list. flooding and 50 is risky lives in the eastern province while searching for full missing people. 2 of them children and heavy brainstorms again on friday, washing away roads and slumping phones. tens of thousands of his radios have taken to the streets as the government's contentious, judicial of a whole plans made a crucial foot. opponents of the changes all gathering outside israel's parliament in the can assist in jerusalem to pool for them to be scrapped. lawmakers are expected to vote on a bill could being so supreme court's power was on monday. the plan changes have spoke mental process. critics say they would undermine the judiciary independence, the government to assist their needed to reign and electric judges. supporters of the government and its proposals are randy in tennessee. the of the ws rebecca ritz's was at the present jerusalem and told us more about people's fee is of this bill. well christine, when you told me to people to night, yes, today or

other stories from around the world. canadian prime minister dressing trudeau is promising a to nova scotia as it faces it's worse flooding in 50 years. rescuers in the eastern province or searching for ford, missing people to have them children. a heavy rain storm began on friday washing away roads and swamping buildings. twitter owner, evil, in most success, she's considering replacing the bird logo and possibly the brand of the online messaging service. most of says it may be renamed x dot com. the domain he has owned for years, but not used. and its main color could change from blue to black. the russia has launched a new wave of missiles at the ukrainian port city of odessa official say one person was killed and at least 19 wounded. in the overnight attack, russia has repeatedly attacked a strategic port city since moscow pulled out of a green export deal almost a week ago. trouble inside or the sides largest orthodox computer, which was among the targets of fresh stress and the strikes on the port city hall. and i telling had severely damaged or the thoughts historical center designat

heavy rains have also cut off roads and homes across the province and nova scotia's premier says the area received three months worth of rain in less than 24 hours. the prime minister says the federal government is helping with evacuations and officials stand ready to offer more support. >>> the special counsel investigating donald trump's attempt to interfere in the 2020 presidential election has contacted another top state official. georgia governor brian kemp. trump unsuccessfully pushed kemp to overturn joe biden's narrow win in georgia and then try to seek -- sink his re- election bid in 2022. we have the latest details from washington. >> reporter: new reporting that jack smith has contacted georgia governor brian kemp as part of his investigation into the 2020 election aftermath. cnn's caitlin collins confirms that jack smith team was in touch with kemp this week. kemp's office is not saying much in the timing of a possible fbi interview or grand jury appearance for the governor is unclear. but he is a key figure in this investigation that is because back in 2020, donald trump

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the out of control files have been funding for 5 days in canada, the eastern province of nova scotia is dealing with its heaviest reign. for the more than 40 years. homes have been submerged in roads, cuts off. the site for people are missing including 2 children. a child is among 3 people killed in a severe storm, and so the strong winds and rain ripped off roofs and toppled fries across the country. far thieves have evacuated. thousands of people and the red weather alert is in effect rushing as strikes of killed at least one person, a new crane's main sea full of a desa 18. now these including 4 children, were injured. creighton and officials say residential and religious buildings were destroyed. crane's president, the automated savanski, is asking that of nato to convene a meeting on security in the black sea. he wants to discuss the car, though few crane in grain exports. accordingly, we discussed with mister stockton book, i was touched to unblock and assure sustainable a great corridor operation. in our cooperation, we have to move to a new, more advanced level. the need to c

. >>> in canada both are replacing vehicles in the streets of that for, nova scotia.people. officials say three months worth of rain in one day, inundated streets across nova scotia. the storms have compromised bridges at least one bridge is known to have collapsed. >>> florida a&m university suspending all football related activities after this rap music video that features some of the teams players, filmed without permission and a football locker room, and with participants wearing florida a& m apparel. >> this is obviously not what any college football program once. over a month away from the start of the season. right now, an internal investigation is underway to determine not only who authorized the use of the schools athletic facility, but also who gave the okay to use team apparel in this video that might actually violate licensing agreements in place with the school. florida a&m head football coach simmons announced the school has suspended all football related activities until further notice after this video was shot inside the teams locker room. he said the

files and funding for 5 days, leaving many torres stranded in canada or the eastern province of nova scotia's dealing with its heaviest reign. for the more than 40 years, husbands have been submerged on the road console. police say 4 people are missing, including 2 children. a russian jealous has been killed in southern ukraine, who was covering a story in this upper region region. russia's defense minister says ukrainian force is used, custom emissions. 16 civilians are posted, have been killed, an exchange of rocket fly between saddam's army in department of to rock and support forces rights groups. as it happened in the ana and south down full stake, opposition groups and me and ma say the routing nitrogen to has launched an attack on a village. cutting 14 mazda industry, which he's piling. a crew has been fighting rebels on multiple fronts. it's also talking to the activists and opposition groups, rights groups, and the ministry of scales, modem, 1400 people interested in the 4000. those are the headlines that he's continues here now to 0 off the witness station. thanks for watching bye f

it is rained for days in verm, new hampshire, boston and nova scotia and for weeks.ey're supposed to, you get warm and then you get a cool spot and then a warm and a cool spot. but the patterns have been stuck across the globe for weeks and weeks on end. >> can we see when it could ever get unstuck? is that something that is hard to predict? >> we're hoping that it gets unstuck on monday and tuesday of this week. but that is for the people of the desert southwest. where is that heat going to go? minnesota. minneapolis is 100 degrees and new york city is getting to 96. so as soon as you start spreading it out, you cool down some spots and heat up others and that is how a normal cycle is supposed to go. you're not supposed to be above 110 degrees for 23 solid days in a row. >> one continuous stream across the globe. and now i understand why dr. gupta said if you could do that on television. >> if you were my science teacher. >> i would have paid attention because this is very visual and it helps me understand. >> i have to see things to understand them. >> same here. >

. >>> there's been historic flooding in nova scotia. the heaviest rains in a half century triggered flooding this weekend that swamped parts of the province, including this semi truck you see there. right now at least four people are feared dead, including two children, after being swept away by rushing water. >>> the department of justice is threatening to sue the state of texas. that's only if governor greg abbott does not remove a floating barrier along the rio grande river by tomorrow. the doj says the state's actions not only violate federal law but raise humanitarian concerns. cbs's skyler henry is at the white house tonight with more on why texas officials say the barrier is needed. skyler, good evening. >> reporter: hey, jericka, good evening to you. well, in one week agents reported encountering dozens of migrants with injuries including broken limbs and some drownings. even with victims as young as 1 years old. there are growing frustrations over what officials are calling a new humanitarian crisis at the u.s.-mexico border. >

how will close the gate with the government nova scotia that?obviously this just in time where we're thinking family is going through an incredibly difficult moment and that we will be there for them while they're going through this. but through the difficult days and weeks to come on the cleanup. >> the flooding comes as wildfires continue to burn across canada, sending clouds of smoke into the united states. still to come, we're getting a look at the new documentary that chronicles the life and career boxing legend oscar de la hoya. >> and a look at a brand new art installation at the emmett till museum. as president biden prepares to unveil a new national monument in his name. i'm orlando and i'm living with hiv. i don't have to worry about daily hiv pills because i switched to every-other-month cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. now when i have people over, hiv pills aren't on my mind. don't receive c

on the eastern side of canada, in nova scotia, it is torrential rainfall causing problems.ll in just one day, the biggest deluge in the province in 60 years. flash floods swept away roads and railway lines, and a search is on for people missing from the storms. stay with us on bbc news. we will be live in israe narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: pediatric surgeon. volunteer. topiary artist. a raymond james financial advisor tailors advice to help you live your life. life well planned. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news".

. >> an emergency has been declared in nova scotia after three months of rain fell in 24 hours.sh flooding swamped neighborhoods and washed out roads. at least four people are missing. video shows a deck that broke away from a home floating through a parking lot. and breaking news from north korea about the fate of the us soldier who fled across the border from south korea last week. a un deputy commander says officials have started conversations with north korea over travis king, who was on a civilian tour of the border region when he was supposed to be returning to texas. he recently he recently served prison time in south korea. the north has remained publicly silent about king. the un official did not elaborate on those conversations. >> also breaking right now, the kremlin says ukraine launched a drone attack in moscow this morning. several buildings near the russian defense ministry have been damaged. russian authorities say they intercepted and destroyed two ukrainian drones and no injuries were immediately reported. >> back in this country today is deadline day in the le

c. university in halifax, nova scotia, canada and he's a former member of the universities and faculty of management. thanks for joining us, dr. charlotte, why? thank you so much for joining us today. i want to start off this conversation. are you seeing an actual decrease in demand for milk from dairy farms right now? actually the consumption per capita has been dropping steadily for the last several years. uh, so consumption overall is quite steady. but with even with more people to feed the we are seeing a drop per capita. so we are drinking less mil now with dairy products, a bit different dairy products. so depending of the product you look at, demand actually does go up from time to time like butter. for example, a few years ago the demand for butter did go up uh for other products as well. so it really depends on the of the product you look well you look at, but generally speaking, fluid milk consumption is, is way down per capita on both sides of the border. really, why do you feel like this is happening at the present time? well, 1st of all, i think that a lot of people are co

the red weather life is in effect in canada. torrential rains have hit the eastern province of nova scotia. it's the heaviest. down for more than 40 years. the storm started on friday and is cut off roads and submerged homes. police say full people are missing, including 2 children. the state of emergency has been declared in the city of halifax and for all the regions the still ahead on al jazeera, well, spain turn right as it has all the polls in the general election. and we hear from haitian football fans is face the pool. the team during the day view. com the . let's go with your weather update for the middle east and africa. hello from the edges. they are a headquarters in del. how great to see you. so plenty of hot sunshine. we see that wind blowing down from iraq. that's going to spin around the sand in dust for places like these are in providence, in saudi arabia. it will be a brisk wind for us here in doha dry at times. but then we'll also see that winds come right off the goal. so you'll also see that humidity pickup as well on sunday, off the bucket sound we go with weather is r

researcher and professor and food distribution and policy adult hoisin university and house ex nova scotia canada. he's also a former dean of the university's faculty of management. thank you for continuing to join us doctor, you know, i am finding this conversation fascinating because for the majority of our adult lives and even our children's we were told organic was a way to go. in fact, the less scientific involvement in food and more just naturally grown from the earth, was a goal for ourselves, our bodies, and more importantly, what we fed our children. are you concerned this trend seems like almost the exact opposite? well, many years ago, uh organics were the only option option we had outside conventional food. uh, i mean, uh, the mainstream, they're mainstream stuff really dominated the marketplace. and so if one someone wanted to get something different, they had to go with organics. and right now with this i, per fragmentation of, of our food demand, we're seeing more innovation, we're seeing more companies looking at the market very differently. we're not talking about the cons

people forced to wade into high water as thunderstorms in nova scotia dumped nearly a foot of rain since friday morning. >> we had three months' worth of rain in less than 24 hours it came fast and it came furious. >> reporter: firefighters zip lining over washed out roads trying to move supplies and stranded people. with states of emergency now in effect as canadians try to dry out and survey the damage. >> and our thanks to josh, marissa and aaron for that reporting. >>> now to spain it has a political mess on its hands after inconclusive national elections plunged the country into uncertainty the conservative won the most votes but could not topple the incumbent prime minister spain is likely headed for electoral deadlock political alliances in parliament could still form a new government any such negotiations would likely go on for weeks and sanchez is far from certain to come out on top. >>> there's also political turmoil in israel. hundreds of thousands of protesters marched on jerusalem ahead of the key vote in parliament there on a judicial overhaul that would allow prime ministe

researcher and professor and food distribution and policy adult hoisin, university and halifax, nova scotia, canada. he's also a former dean of the university's faculty of management. thank you for continuing to join us doctor, you know, i am finding this conversation fascinating because for the majority of our adult lives and even our children's we were told organic was a way to go. in fact, the less scientific involvement in food and more just naturally grown from the earth, was a goal for ourselves, our bodies, and more importantly what we felt our children. are you concerned this trend seems like almost the exact opposite? well, uh many years ago, uh organics were the only option option. we had the outsides. conventional food. uh, i mean, uh, the main street, the main street and stuff really dominated the marketplace. and so if one someone wanted to get something different, they had to go with organics. and right now with this i, per fragmentation of, of our food demand, we're seeing more innovation, we're seeing more companies looking at the market very differently. we're not talking a

. >>> also, canada is badly hit by heavy flooding in nova scotia. four people are missing, including two children the governor called the damage to homes, quote, unimaginable. the storms started on friday, dumping three months' worth of rain on the province in just 24 hours. >>> the state of texas's latest attempt to deter immigrants from crossing the border is being met with resistance. it has until this afternoon to remove the obstacles or face federal consequences for more on this, we go to brie jackson in washington. brie, good morning tell us more what's leading up to this potential battle >> good morning, frances this stems from actions taken by republican governor greg abbott at the u.s.-mexico border. as part of operation lone star, the state's $4 billion effort to counter migration, texas has constructed a series of large buoys in the rio grande river aimed at prevent migrants from crossing the buoys are said to be roughly four feet in diameter and spin if someone tries to climb over them on thursday, the justice department threatened to po

. >>> there's been historic flooding in nova scotia.he heaviest rains in half a century triggered flooding that swamped parts of the province. including this semitruck you see there. right now at least four people are feared dead, including two children. after being swept away by rushing water. >>> the department of justice is threatening to sue the state of texas, that's only if governor greg abbott does not remove a floating barrier along the rio grande river by tomorrow. the doj says the state's actions not only violate federal law but raise humanitarian concerns. cbs's skyler henry is at the white house tonight with more on why texas officials say the barrier is needed. skyler, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you. well, in one week agents reported encountering dozens of migrants with injuries, including broken limbs and some drownings, even with victims as young as 1 years old. there are growing frustrations over what officials are calling a new humanitarian crisis at the u.s./mexico border. >> people need to wake up beca

in canada, the eastern province of nova scotia is dealing with its heaviest rain fall in more than 40 years. homes have been some uh, some roads have been cut off. please say 4 people are missing, including 2 children. both thing is underway and springs its not collections called by socialist prime minister pedro sanchez, propose that a contest between the center left government and the conservative coalition which could include a far right deposit for the 1st time in decades pose of now closing can body. i'm in a parliamentary election that opposition groups and exile have called a sham all 125 seats are held by the cambodian people's party are prime minister one send. i mean the opposition policy is being bought from the contest. now those are the headlines that is always buys website. i'll just say the don't comes with the latest on all our stories funds and make football is up. next. are these people have nowhere to go the workforce out of their neighborhoods because of the fighting going on between rival gang, what he's offering? nothing better about special forces for the, for t

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at augusta in havana, which is here in canada to arrange a range of hit the eastern province of nova scotia. it's a heavy is done for more than 40 years. a storm started on friday, it's cut off roads and submerged homes. please say 4 people are missing, including 2 children. a state of emergency has been declared and the city of hot effects and for other reasons. now each year sizes of migraines, cross the jungle between columbia and panama, they travel a 100 kilometers on foot to a random forest known as a dining gap. it's an active route, but i'm documented migraines trying to get to the us. but not wealthy taurus on landing in the same jungle for adventure. holidays. i did go. castro has more. as for the quarter 1000000 people who fled at their home countries and crossed the panamanian jungle last year. the prize on the other side was a chance to inch closer to the united states, where they hoped to seek asylum. but for another group of people tourist from europe, a very different prize beckoned memories and vacation videos from an extreme adventure. as we shipping this over the line, we

and we did have some flooding this band of rain brought flight into canada's nova scotia. providence, we thought though, 2 months worth of rain within a few hours, western canada northern plains and that us quite hot in billings at $38.00 degrees c. soon i the, the, the, you're watching, i'll just say that the time to recap the headlines now. hundreds of thousands of people have rallied in and so i like guys, governments propose plans to change the judiciary. they want 5 minutes to find, you mean? yeah, hold, the scrap is campaigned to can tell some of the thousands, pretty cool the 10s of thousands of people that they move to safety as was five's ravage degree gone. and the roads out of control funds been funding for 5 days, leaving to respond to the calls of opened in cambodia and upon the entry election or 125 seats are held by prime minister, 10 cents, custodian people's policy main opposition policy is far from the comtesse critics called the election, the sham spain also, it goes to the polls on sunday, off to the socialist prime minister, pamela sanchez, coles a snap collection

whatever that is now, in effect, in canada, torrential rains have hit the eastern province of nova scotia. it's a heavy us down for more than 40 years. a storm started on friday and was cut off roads and stuff. most homes, please say 4 people are missing, including 2 children. the state of emergency has been declared in the city of halifax and 4 other regions. that pose of opened in cambodia and upon them entry election opposition, groups and exile have cool sham or a 125 seats are held by 5 minutes to hundreds and become body. and people's party certainly has been in power since 1985 and the main opposition party ben from the contest. it's likely one of the world's longest setting leaders will continue is really with bonnet below is live and upholding station in cambodia is capital. but on pen barnaby, this votes already been described as a one horse race. so is the, even any point in holding the selection a well there, and if you talk to officials of the ruling can vote in people's party, which is the party of a prime minister when sent. they'll tell you they'll is just that there is an

torrential rain triggering major flash flooding in nova scotia. an urgent search underway for four missing people, including two children. they were in two cars swept away in two separate incidents. >> such scary moments there. marcus moore with us again tonight from athens. marcus, how are all these tourists getting home in such a mass exodus? >> reporter: linsey, the airport on the northern part of the island is still open, with u.k.-based easyjet offering two repatriation flights tomorrow and another on tuesday, which is in addition to nine daily flights already scheduled between the u.k. and rhodes island. linsey. >> marcus, thank you. >> linsey: next tonight, disturbing video of a police officer ordering a dog to attack an unarmed man after he had surrendered to authorities following a high-speed chase in ohio on the fourth of july. police have released the body cam video and say an investigation is now under way. and we do want to warn that some viewers may find this video difficult to watch. here's abc's alex presha. >> reporter: an ohio k-

of people and a red weather is now effect in canada. torrential rains if the eastern province of nova scotia, it's a heavy us down for a move in for 2 years. a storm stop it on friday and it comes up, roads, and submerge times. police a for people are missing including 2 children. a state of emergency has been declared in the city of halifax and full of the region. 16 civilians are reported to have been killed in an exchange of rock and fire between saddam's army and the permanent treat rapids support forces or rights groups. as it happened in the all and south, the 4 states. they're also reports of snipers targeting people in the west and thoughtful and al jeanina thoughtful. have seen some of the worst bonding since fighting began in mid april. it'll move in as more from the contents. the civilians continued to be caught in the crossfire as slicing continues between the power military rapids support forces. i'm. this is denise army in the west ends are for region. the dar 4 bar association said that slicing between the 2 sides on friday resulted in the killing of 16 civilians, including a

these are just eva in canada. torrential rains have hit the eastern province of nova scotia. it's the heaviest down for more than 40 years. the storm started on friday and has cut off roads in submerged homes. a state of emergency has been declared in the city of halifax and 4 other regions. cambodia, as prime minister has declared victory in an election described by observers as a sham, one of the main parties was banned and political opponents had been jailed or forced to flee abroad when sent as the longest serving prime minister in the world . and as barnaby lower ports from from pen, his son who in minutes might be in line to take over can vote in voters arrive early on sunday morning at this pulling station in pen to caster ballots for 125 members of parliament. prime minister, one says, can vote in people's party took all the seats in the last general election in 2018 and says it's one overwhelmingly, again, i mean a paper with for me everything seems not aligned. we haven't been forced to do anything. everything is the same actually for typical for climbing. yeah. as

the eastern province of nova scotia. as the heavy is done for more than 40 years, strong started on fridays cut off roads in submerged homes. a state of emergency has been declared and the city of halifax and for all the regions. i want to show you some live pictures coming out of spain. i'll pose of opened in space, not for elections called by socialist prime minister pedro sanctions. this was in voting just a few seconds ago. the vote comes off to the governing correlations. poor performance amazes local and regional elections is a live pictures from there. most is no face, a choice between the center left government and a conservative coalition. weather is next and don't forget the website as well. i'll just do that. don't com. i'm rolled madison. stay with us the the a sense is on track to have its hottest july weekends in about 50 years. yes, half a century have one. so here's the story about the numbers. first things 1st we painted on the colors and we know it's hot here, but this could be record breaking heat for

the red weather alert is in effect and in canada. torrential rains of heavy eastern province of nova scotia is the heaviest on port and more than 40 years. stone started on fridays cut off roads in submerged homes. please say for people the missing fitting to children, the state of emergency has been declared, the city of halifax and for other reasons the, this is all just say that these are the 12 stories is where the protesters have begun demonstrating of side all them into in west june, so them hundreds of thousands of raleigh on saturday against the government's funds to change the legal system and assets as due to votes and will propose bill on monday.