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. >> reporter: anthony demonty runs ottawa's rollout and in many cities they have seen little hesitancy than 80% of eligible residents vaccinated. >> we can certainly get that done in weeks if we had unlimited supply. we'd run these things 24 hours a day and would get in a our neighborhoods so it really is supply that's been hindering, but now we're seeing positive efforts that supply is coming. >> the canadian government promises by the end of sumter will have enough doses for the entire country, but it's the pace of the rollout in the last few weeks that has been encouraging. more than a third of those eligible now have at least one shot. that effort got a boost this week when canada became one. first countries to authorize the pfizer vaccine for kids between 12 and 15. officials say they see no sign that demand for the vaccine will slow, especially now that a painful third wave of the pandemic is taking hold in many parts of the country. critical care admissions remain at record levels and are increasing in some provinces especially in the country's hot spots like this one in ottawa

obviously sitting in ottawa it's impossible for me to say one way or the other with certainty that more crimes are being committed simply because there is always an intent elements to the commission of a crime that needs to be proved by an independent court however based on the information before us now available. we have reasonable grounds to believe that war crimes are indeed being committed by elations of international humanitarian law primarily through the lack of respect for the principles of distinction proportionality in precautions in attack primarily from the israeli side but not exclusively. you talk about proportionality with israel warning that it's going to bomb government schools where civilians are sheltering and with i'm reporting the bombs of hit way too close to schools where people are sheltering does israel have any recourse to the principle of proportionality is it adequately balancing the perceived military advantage with the risks to civilians and their property. certainly based on the information that we see coming out of the strip and elsewhere and all else fine

so get off from coulson university in ottawa, many, many thanks. you're welcome. quickly, the sport now know me. a soccer has withdrawn from the french. i've been tennis organized as threatened to expel her when she was boycotted when she boy caught it a nice conference rather, the board number 2 decided not to face report is after her 1st round the when. so i think mental health issues. she was find $15000.00 a soccer early, a said she would not attend the obligatory news conferences. she maintains questioning effects. her mental will be on the day is almost done by the compensation continues online. you'll find us on twitter and instagram at d. w. use, i'm anthony, how to build in. thanks for watching. the news . the news. the news, the news the fight against the corona virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection in developing? what does the latest research information and contact the corona virus? coven 19 special next on d. w. a football. without a team trainee. without a mission, a student without classmates. or wants to get out and trying new things for th

water we drink and the health of our loved ones here in washington dc are linked to our neighbors in ottawa, mexico city , sing town, deforestation, protecting the environment. it will all have a dramatic impact on our collective prosperity. that's why i viewed trade policy has a legitimate and necessary tool to help solve this crisis . it won't be easy but bold collective action will create enormous new economic opportunity. it will create good paying jobs in the united states, throughout the americas around the world. and bold collective action will build the industries of our future. this is a valuable lens through which to view our arrangement with the rest of our trading partners inthe caribbean and central south america . for example, economic reform and the trade benefits of the caribbean basin initiative at health territories diverse of either exports and encouraged niche product manufacturing in several countries but there is still unused potential in this program. the principle of revisiting trade programs with the goal of exploring and capitalizing on all opportunities is particu

drink, and the health of our loved ones, here in washington d.c., are linked to our neighbors in ottawa, mexico city, tucson, bogota. >> and protecting the environment, they will have an impact on our collective prosperity. that's why i view trade prospects as a tool to help solve the crisis. it won't be easy, but bold, collective action will create enormous new economic opportunities. it will create good paying jobs in the united states, throughout the americas and around the world. and bold, collective action will build the industries of our future. this is a valuable lens through which to view our engagement with the rest of our trading partners in the caribbean and central america. the caribbean basin initiative have helped countries and territories in the region with niche manufacturing in several countries, but there's still unused potential in this program. the principle of revisiting trade programs with the goal of exploring and capitalizing on all opportunities is particularly important as we face cross-border challenges. throughout the western hemisphere, millions of people in

so he wants to make a plan to secretly go to ottawa to meet up with his love lost friend the wife andhave her elope back to the us with him cia supports it the rcmp security service and ottawa supported the person who makes the travel arrangements though is alter james. so ames in turn notified the kgb they're waiting in the apartment. he knocks on the door. they hear muffled men's voices inside. she comes to the door and says, no she will not come out and slams the door, so your chinco comes back to the us now. he's healthy. lonely and has no love affair. so he makes a decision to read effect back. to the ussr and he goes on a weekend on a saturday night with a cia handler a minder and they go to this restaurant. it was then called alpied kushon in georgetown. during dinner. he says he wants to go out for a smoke. he tells his cia mander if i don't come back don't think harshly of yourself, and he simply walks nearby to the soviet embassy and enters. his immediate statement they hold a press conference is that he was drugged by the cia and was kidnapped now. is that very believable?

so get off from calvin university in ottawa, many, many thanks. you're welcome. for the sport now. no. i mean a soccer has withdrawn from the french. i've been tennis organizes threatened to spell her when she was boycotted when she boy caught her the nice conference rather . the world number 2 decided not to face report is after her 1st round the when. so i think mental health issues. she was find the $15000.00 the soccer early said she would not attend the obligatory news conferences. she maintains questioning affects her mental will be on the day is almost done by the compensation continues online. you'll find us on twitter and instagram, f d w. use, i'm asked me how to build in. thanks for watching. the news. the news. the news, the news, the news the news, the ah, the house of your very own from a printer. computer games that are healing. my dog needs electricity. explains, delivers facts and shows what the future whole living in the digital world shift in 45 minutes on d w the we don't want to see them. but they are there rise to the, the new global 3000 theories about the th

in ottawa live look at the state capital where a california appeals court is upholding the governor's use of emergency powers during the pandemic. it overturns a lower court, which said newsom overstepped his authority. a case brought on by two republican state legislators. the appeals court said the governor acted within his authority and granted him that in times of crisis. >>> john cox was campaigning in the bay area today but unlike yesterday without a bear at his side. he held a small press conference on treasure island just before noon today and he continued his mocking of governor newsom and promised his voters fiscal responsibility even as we have a budget surplus this year. he talked about his less than ideal upbringing saying has more in common with the average californian. >> my bet ground is a little bit ugly and i never met my real father. he left when i was a baby. my mom was a schoolteacher and raised me and i had to work my way through college. i started my own business as a cpa and worked hard every single day to build my business and deliver results. >> he stop by th

who writes back to the geneva convention $149.00 additional thought all wanted him out on national ottawa for which it's peaceful by international and often the conflict in which people are fighting in a spot only nation in the elevation. forward in this context in which he shot all of saddam got a nice and humanity and 50 cent more mad they have to comply with international one italian law bt force him but the blood means people so it's finished on and of course none of you saw an article the police and the skinny doctor intention being against you don't object of course even organized who madison's moments have to. wait the general thinks what the under international want to tell it can be no action oh i don't want on these these and sell them but to cut so the palestinians defending themselves from a kind of overall oppression oppression rather than initially a direct attack on gaza. well they're defending themselves from an overall systematic occupation that is trying to push them out of their land and to replace them with communities that are brought from all over the globe in the na

mid atlantic states further north it's fine and dry temp just touching 1900 new york and also in ottawa i want to show is just around the mountain states meanwhile it was that western side of canada for western parts of the u.s. brisk winds coming through here elevated fire risk as a result of that it does stay dry with more sunshine dry weather coming back into where texas as we go on through thursday but notice just around the panhandle we could see some lively showers just continuing for another 24 hours or so some lively showers too into parts of the greater antilles for a time but mostly sunshine over the next couple of days with west of weather to the west. well the past. by you feel your holidays. weather training schedule. those with a taste for the finest night. of the film at least the next in. some. ways connected it's the details that make a journey past that warmth and hospitality make it feel like qatar airways places to. come back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap headlines now israeli air strikes have damaged the building housing media organizations in gaza the bu

lovely weather there new york confidence 1718 celsius in most of the border we get in a 17 therefore ottawa down into the caribbean sunshine we have got a few showers just around the eastern side of the caribbean but i think that we feel and further between as we go through the next heaviest showers into the western side of the region side nicaragua a costa rica sinks and lively showers from time to time elsewhere she can say also of lovely tropical sunshine. frank assessment it's. exactly how. taking for the situation might not be repeated again informed opinions is the u.s. with thinking military positioning in the middle east or is it just to simply. the ministry has said this is a message to the region the united states here's a rethink you're here to military posture in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here this hour at least 20 palestinians have been killed after israeli air strikes in gaza israel struck targets across the city after hamas fired a barge of long range rockets from the gaza strip into jerusalem. al

mid atlantic states further north it's fine and dry temp just touching 1900 new york and also in ottawa want to show is just around the mountain states meanwhile it was that western side of canada for western parts of the u.s. brisk winds coming through here elevated fire risk as a result of that it does stay dry with more sunshine dry weather coming back into where texas as we go on through thursday but notice just around the panhandle we could see some lively showers just continuing for another 24 hours also some live shot was to into parts of the greater antilles for a time but mostly sunshine over the next couple of days with west the weather to the west. a day like no other we will never give up we will never get to see that shook us politics to its core you reacted. faultlines examines the fallout i don't know what the hell happened to the republican party and asks what next for the grand old party everything i think or everything is prevent this is trumps party will the fire overtake the party will overtake the country folk lines capital attack the republican party off to trump o

lovely weather there new york half a day c. 1718 celsius in northern border will get in a 17 therefore ottawa down into the caribbean sunshine we have got a few showers just around the eastern side of the caribbean but i think that we feel and further between as we go through the next day i also have your showers into the western side of the region side nick iraq you are costa rica sinks and lively showers from time to time elsewhere as you can see most of lovely tropical sunshine. but you feel your holiday has already begun with a dream and. those with a taste for the final night. of the film at least the next. least connected it's the details that make such an impact the warmth and hospitality make it feel like qatar airways places to. you. you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now more than 20 palestinians have been killed after israeli air strikes hit gaza israel struck targets across the city after hamas fired a barrel of rockets from the gaza strip into jerusalem that happened after israeli forces fired rubber coated steel bullets tear gas and stun grenades at more than

we are safe and free in london town, in melbourne and in ottawa, and other countries because of cultureety or anything else. writers and thinkers and picture—makers and poets, composers — they did that. mm—hm. it seems to me... you're more indebted to those. we accepted it. we always said we were conservatives. and i liked that. small "c" conservatives? yeah. and you certainly — look at the way you dress. i mean, you couldn't be trying to evoke a more, sort of, you know... normal. normal appearance. ..conservative image with the way you look. and yet, as we've discussed already in this conversation, the subject matter is — is often deeply sexual, it's covering all of the taboos that we've discussed. you're sort of conservatives who then play, and have almost a joke at the expense... no, no playing. no playing. but... nojokes. but dressed up like that, it's more powerful. you can get away with anything. is that why you do it? this is your camouflage? no... you can get a table in any restaurant in the world and we're hardly ever searched at airports. it's very good. very good. but we star

ottawa senators tim steps all scores the empty netter.ada thrh there at something. i say they found his house in the neighborhood and the kids. let him go, and that's him on the back porch. they're loving it. and he thanked them and he loved it. that is a great moment. love the hockey spirit up there in canada. i love the up there in canada. i love the sporting life was good stuff manny: morning, all. good morning, papí. hump day. am i right, jay? your day ends at 2:30. can't come fast enough. quitting time. am i right, jay? let's not make this a thing. whoa, whoa, whoa. where's my soft-boiled egg? i scrambled it. it's good for you to try new things. i don't want to try new things. you can't just spring this on me. i have bad news, manny. this is not the biggest curve ball that life is going to throw you. don't close yourself off from new things. i ever tell you the story about me and crab cakes? thought i didn't like them, tried them, love them. wow. are the movie rights available for that one? phil: dunphy spring classic. who's gonna do

peterson or chicago's 3 city prison on ottawa she has a mistress. the starter at the garage but he saw you for good and he just knew other than that he meant for us who wanted. to put on the but i reserve going to the poker listless all that business and just. to sort of. move from mining to must do i feel story least of korean missiles in the course of your new year which mrs jenner of ocean has just woken up from apricot feel the culture of. compound interest compassion. we think you minds be soviet soldiers because of the boots she's wearing. to church so the soul looks like the moon the apostle the canoe more than with the new i'm going to show stuck in the other with some russian police force to just hold. welcome back to the geyser report it's time now to turn to the last man in new york city fire stein let's walk i'm sure have a rash great to see you all right now you wrote a book called plan a ponzi what's of course says was a breakout international best seller and now are at living a plan a ponzi everything is a plan a ponzi just like you p

his last playoff game in 2017 and lost in double overtime when he was with ottawa.k, 12-11. here's pastrnak right away with a shot blocked by orlov. give away, marchand. it's raffl. sheary up ice across the line. last year in the playoffs there were 28 games that required extra time including the round robin games that started things off for the higher ranked teams. so far in 2021 we have gone the extra session here in washington, d.c. lars eller hangs onto it. want to know if anyone goes all the way down. >> keith: looks like an early chance for pastrnak. dmitry orlov, good defense sieve play. trying to pull it and snap it past the capitols defenseman. orlov does well to stay in front of it and gains possession of the puck shortly after that. >> brendan: eller and krejci to take the face-off in the boston zone. paul and smith on either side of krejci. orlov is able to find the puck in the skates of smith. michael raffl trying to clear. kept in by krejci. this time he goes across to dmitry. everyone going to the bench. lauzon hit in deep. anderson in for brendan dil

you had a british governor general, gifting and ottawa peace delegation, with blankets infected with the smallpox. figuring it would spread throughout. berman for vermont is the way they would put it. and it goes on and on. as a matter of fact as an aside, the same governor general, he would pay what is the equivalent today of ten dollars for a scalp of any indian, man or woman over ten years old. how they knew the scouts were over ten years old i do not know, but it backfires because when he would send out militias, they would spend less time finding it, and more time digging up the indian graveyards so they could scalp them. so we kind of expected this kind of blood in our book blood and treasure. what we did not expect was that daniel boone would be such a central figure to it. tom and i did not start thinking about writing a biography of daniel bloom. we don't think that we did. what we feel we have written, and hope we have written is a biography of an era. a mid 18th century, like i said before, the first stirring of manifest destiny start to show themselves and the way colonis

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it's 49 in ottawa and 45 in charlotte. kind of upsidedown on the map, but warmer air is on the way.arming up. the midwest is where it will remain cloudy and cool. there go the below normal temperatures. here come the above normal temperatures. if you're complaining about the 38s and 48s, you'll love the

lovely weather the new york half a day say 1718 celsius in most of the border we get in a 17 therefore ottawa down into the caribbean sunshine we have got a few showers just around the eastern side of the caribbean but i think they'll be fewer and further between as we go through the next dial say have you a showers into the western side of the region side nick iraq you're costa rica sinks and lively showers from time to time elsewhere she can say also of lovely tropical sunshine. from the al-jazeera london broadcast center to people in thoughtful conversation the story of the world is that the global size developed the global wealth and continues to do that with no host and no limitations the corporation if it were a human. part one of the and i said well we have to reduce our consumption here but we also need economic justice full. studio be unscripted on al-jazeera. at least 20 palestinians are killed including children in gaza israel responds to rocket attacks on jerusalem. and jordan this is not as they are alive from also coming up israeli security.

it's 49 in ottawa and 45 in charlotte. kind of upsidedown on the map, but warmer air is on the way. severe weather could go along with that. we'll look into the plains on saturday and sunday. temperatures will be warming up. the midwest is where it will remain cloudy and cool. there go the below normal temperatures. here come the above normal temperatures. if you're complaining about the 38s and 48s, you'll love the numbers when they change to the 90s in a couple of days. "new day" continues right now. >>> i'm john berman alongside brianna keilar p, on this "new day," americans unmasked. no more masks indoors or out for vaccinated people, and the president has a message for those who need yet to be vaccinated. >> who is and isn't vaccinated in congress. >>> capitol police faced off with rioters on january 6th, calling the lies rewritten on that day a slap in the face. >>> and a state of emergency expands in japan and it's just weeks before the olympics. we'll speak with one former athlete calling on tokyo to cancel the summer games. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states an

there is a program in ottawa, canada using ai to identify areas undergoing gentrification by analyzing home-improvements visible by google earth and satellite images. this sort of technology might be showing where we are gaining or losing social economic integration and where subsidies might be appropriate. my question for all of the witnesses here, if our goals are not only to eliminate unfairness going forward but to correct for past unfairness, what sort of changes to the executive functions are explicit subsidies would we want to optimize and ai programs to measure and reward social economic integration and other things we are interested in promoting? you can take it in any order you want. >> well, i can kick it off. one of the things -- has been championing is building a publicly robust data set for research purposes and to help fashion more checks that is more fair. what we are finding is a lot of discrimination and biases that we are seeing in ai that we use, not just in housing but every area of criminal justice, education, employment, etc., one of the challenges is that the da

we ottawa started to weld flinches on our steel trucks. we were about to jump off in the mud.as hoped it would give us more flotation on our vehicles. the general marshal, the deputy chief of staff, tom awe handy, will general paton, general any, corps commander, i'm don't not sure, general would, don't general commander of the 85th, infantry divisions were all brought up, and they were given a chance to meet general marshall and general anti who awe had come for a visit. what i think paton liked us because he would have on occasion people come down and meet us at our don't division, in fact i know he liked us in england, i don't know if he liked him after they were fighting. i'm sure he was. he had been a good friend to don't him. then the next thing that i remember that was impressive to me tour the river flowed to the north, the sale river. ultimately into the muzzle river grid. this was a major obstacle. victoria there was an artificial lake way upstream toward, a pretty good sized lake. i forget the name of it i think it's something like d.c. thing to think. general came

and one of the ottawa senators, as you check this out scores the final goal of the evening. it a big deal? well it's the fact tha had trip but you know what? up in canada. they don't mess around. no fans in there, said nobody's throwing hats on the ice. so today, the neighborhood kids find his house. this is priceless. they just besieges. backyard with hats. that is a wonderful story. you got alone. absolutely all right, just to close out here. this is a jim nist could demand a tightrope walker. brenna yaeger. oh my donning her cousin er oh, no doubt. hell yeah, that's the thing. i can't believe that first video. she's like a lot of young teenagers. on her phone outside golden gate bridge. that's the sporting life. love those hockey fans, frank me to fans of the best. all right. thank you. act you coming up next here at 11. i will go down fighting. i won't give up easily. gym owner in the east bay trying to hang on tonight her attempts to save her business that is still struggling from the pandemic. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now a gym owner in alameda, says

. >> reporter: i'm paula newton in ottawa.s it is the first country in the world to approve the pfizer-biontech vaccine for children as young as 12 years old. now, public-health officials here say this will be a game changer. especially, since canada continues to struggle with a punishing, third wave of the pandemic. now, some kids could see the vaccine in their arms as early as next week. but more likely, mass vaccinations of children, adolescents, really, won't happen until summer. >> reporter: i'm cerealyril vann london. in wales, preliminary data suggests more people are now dying from flu and pneumonia than covid-19. the covid-death toll in england and wales, last week, was 260. compare that to more than 8,000 deaths, the last week of january, at the peak of the third wave. since then, a strict lockdown and a rampant vaccination campaign have brought covid-19 deaths to their lowest level, in seven months. >> reporter: i'm blake essig, in tokyo. medical experts, specifically in western japan, say the medical system has com

he joins us on skype from rome. ottawa, how effective with this resolution be if it's passed in the un human rights council, what symbolically it would be very effective in terms of experimentation, probably would be quite improbable. but i think the bit about the human rights council investigating the root causes is a very important addition to previous resolutions. and if that passes, we will get to know more that the national committee will get to know more about the palestinians as a victim or not of a week or 2, but rather washers the pos years of occupation, 70 plus years of this possession. that clearly would be a win for the indians, but it would remain to be somebody whether you've been watching football as unveil the palestinian flag on the field, or whether you've been listening to comments of people like her all the rivera and fox news, is it fair to say there's a feeling that there's been something of an evolution in western public opinion, but manifested itself during this last conflict. you know, i think even these radios are admitting that they have lost what they call

you had a british governor general gifting and ottawa peace delegation as a parting gift with blank. it's purposely infected with the smallpox. figuring it would spread throughout. this was a peace delegation. berman. vermin is the way he put it and it goes on and on and as a matter of fact, i'll just as an aside. the same governor general jeffrey ann hurst, he would pay what is the equivalent today of $10 for a scalp of any indian man or woman over 10 years old how they knew the scalps were over 10 years old. i do not know but it backfired on him because when he would send out malicious to rate in the villages they would spend less time fighting and more time digging digging up the graveyards the indian graveyards, so they get scalped the corpses. so we kind of expected this kind of blood in our book blood and treasure what we did not expect was that daniel boone would be such a central figure to it, tom and i did not start out to write a biography of daniel boone. in fact, we don't think we have written a biography of daniel boone. there are many fine biographies out there what we

he held the fulbright chair and human rights and social justice at the university of ottawa school of law and was also the john e married visiting professor at the university of pittsburgh school of law. he is the author of more than 200 scholarly articles in the author or editor of more than 50 books his most recent supreme injustice slavery in the nation's court was published by howard university prep. i'm sorry. excuse me, harvard university press in 2018, please. join me in a warm welcome for dr. spencer crew and dr. paul. finkelman. good evening, paul. good evening spencer nice to be visiting you. we've been friends for a long time. so i'm a little nervous. it's great to be here at this amazing building with this amazing collection that is here to educate all americans on parts of our past that most americans don't know enough about it's an important place. i feel very fortunate to be here. and i think what we're trying to do is talk about american history as we say through an african-american lens and to have people understand how intertwine those histories are and how influenti

kim in ottawa, iowa. you oppose. good morning. caller: good morning. i agree with the last gentleman that liz cheney, as a strong woman, is standing up for the truth. the republican party once to support --w wants to support a lie. she told the truth, so they want to oust her for telling the truth? and the people calling them here is attacking a strong woman standing up to her own party. that is what we are supposed to do. we disagree, we stand up to them. she is one person doing it. all the other ones are complacent. they are supporting this man, trump, for a lie. there are no policies they are arguing about. host: who is the last republican you voted for? caller: well, the last republican i voted for was reagan. host: you stop voting? caller: for republicans.i change my party to independent s. i cannot take it anymore, but i do vote republicans for my state. host: so you voted for your governor? caller: yes. host: kim in iowa. our last hour from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. eastern time, we will return to this conversation and open it up to democrats and indep