we've got a report from the protest on parliament hill in ottawa. as you can see, i'm grounded by some trucks right now and right in front of parliament, there is an absolute unyielding determination on the part of the doctor did not leave until all the magnet and our god. and the stories that shaped the week of mid rising tensions in europe, ukraine dominates both the headlines and the minds of nato states with lethal arms, ammunition, and military equipment. and it over the kids while the u. s. and you pay prepared to send troops to eastern europe in a show of force against russia. but not all nato members agree with weaponized in ukraine. germany was slammed by allies for going against the blocks line, while some spanish opposition parties said it's not their country's war to wage. spain has no police the least conflict. we are not interested in any worse. all this is the pro cation of the united states and nato, in an attempt to reshape the world order in which they are lose an influence. broadcasting, lot of direct from our studios in moscow. t

we got a report from the protest on parliament hill and ottawa as you can see, i'm grounded by the truck right now. standing right in front of parliament, there is an absolute unyielding determination on the part of the truckers to not leave until all the mandate about canada are gone. and to the story that shaped the week of mid rising tensions in europe, ukraine dominates both the headline to end of the minds of nato states, with lethal arms, ammunition, and military equipment handed over to kip. while the u. s. and the u. k. prepared to send troops to eastern europe and a show of force against russia. but not all nato members agree with weaponized ukraine. germany, what slammed by allies for going against the block line? while some spanish opposition party faith, it's not their country's water which spain his no police, the least conflict. we are not interested in any worse. all these approach cation of the united states and nato, in an attempt to reshape the world, order in which they are losing influence. broadcasting live direct from studios in moscow. this is our international. i'

cnn's paula newton is in ottawa for us. paula, what is the situation today? got back from the protests, as close as i could get. the downtown streets are still gridlocked. a lot of enthusiasm there as well today, fred. yesterday perhaps we had more people and more rigs but city of ottawa police are really doing a good job of trying to keep it contained to the downtown core. it's gridlock. that means a lot of the stores have had to close and, as you just described, there have been some disturbing moments. the one on the war memorial, there was making the rounds on social media. that disturbed many. just to remind everyone. this was to be a truck er's mandate protest. they were protesting the mandate to get vaccinated. that applies not just in canada but in the u.s. they started this cross-country voyage and that's when it touched a nerve with so many canadians that said we're fed up with these public health restrictions. take a look at what some of them said. >> here for the future of canada. >> you can't lock up healthy people and expect them to remain health

we'll see how that conway continues as they roll their way into ottawa. i come this weekend is worried about the prime minister, the p. m. just intruder his he suddenly all he said to this point really is to take jobs at the conservative governments who are pointing out that truckers are essential in that they keep the supply chain moving. prime minister trudeau being very specific that there is no issue as supply chain in canada when it comes to a connection between vaccine mandates and the trucking community. and in fact, the canadian shopping alliance has spoken out to say that they are on side with this mandate. and are asking for compliance, we will keep you posted, of course, and how this unfolds toward the weekends and the journey. appreciate that. thanks very much surgery once they're in vancouver. thank you. yes, nasa says the underwater volcanic eruption that triggered us through nami and toner, was hundreds of times more powerful than the atomic bomb dropped on hiroshima during world war 2. the space agency also confirmed the eruption obliterat

on ottawa, they fill it up to $53.00. it's the biggest protest i think, in canadian history, geographically it's a bit difficult for canadians to productive except the big country. but we've never seen anything like this before. and i think it just lit a fire in canadian because this is partly an opportunity for all of us to get together to show that there is a widespread movement. i guess what our government's doing through has probably to say that this is just the brand minority of canadian with unacceptable views. and nothing could be further from the truth. their ordinary canadian are simply tired of this death. but a government telling us how we live our lives and even telling us our book, the thing, or the situation remaining 10 sees a quick look at how the protests unfolded. it's not about the vaccine itself. it's about the mandates and the freedom to choose. that is what these ordinary hardworking canadians are here. they want, they want their freedoms store, the small fringe minority of people who are on their wa

so making their way through the west now towards ottawa, the latest word on social media as we follow along with those postings from the convoy, are saying that they're a little bit behind in gathering scheme across the country. we'll see how that convoy continues as they roll their way into ottawa, come this weekend. australia has paid $14000000000.00 for the copyright of the original flag that it was created in 1971, and it's become the official flag while straightly as native indigenous people. the integers artist who created it least the right son would charge it for its use, but organizations like the australian football league use of lag, but refuse to pay for the minister for indigenous australians has now flagged along to everyone. joining me now for melvin is tanina odus williams, who is an average aboriginal community organizer could talk with us on the program . ms. williams, i just got your reaction to the situation that's unfolding. now, why this flag perhaps can't be owned by everyone because i'll be opposition to it. well, i'd be, well thanks for having me. and my 1st f

chris elson right now outside of the parliament in ottawa. thanks for being with us here in our international. can you tell us 1st to describe the situation? what's the overall mood among the protesters there? oh, it's all, it's beautiful. everyone is completely peaceful. i know the canadian media and our government are trying to say that there are violent people here, but it's all completely peaceful. i will completely jammed up, but there is a very long week president, and i think from all over on the very will be here. but there been no trouble at all right now we've got going on. we've got all the semi truck and talk to their horns and everyone's just having a good. all right, good times aside. there has to be a reason why you're all together. what are the protesters demanding exactly, and how long do you expect them to continue demonstrating? so the truckers are demanding and i'm all mandate and they are going to say here, as long as they need to know the government finally let. because this country doesn't belong to rudolph, i'm pretty

cnn's paula newton is in ottawa with more. so, paula, what's expected?test as billed? >> reporter: well, i think at this point everything so far looks like it will be peaceful instead of dozens of trucks, fred, there are hundreds out there. this is complete gridlock here in ottawa at this moment with thousands of people, and, again, hundreds of those tractor-trailers out there. and, yes, this started out as actually a protest the truckers were doing against a vaccine mandate. but it really just touched a nerve here, fred. so many people have now held on to this, and they've gotten really some high-profile support. elon musk, the head of tesla, tweeting out his support, saying "canadian truckers rule." but more than that, this was a certain minority for sure, fred, but vocal groups saying they were protesting those public health measures in canada. the fear is that organizations like the anti-hate network point out they are afraid this could tip over into violence. they have been certainly monitoring things online. i want you to listen to one thing they p

we'll see how convoy continues as they role their way into ottawa come this weekend. >> president joe biden is being blamed for empty shelves. winter weather and the search surge in omicron case adding to the disruption. the pandemic has exposed problems within the truck driving industry. >> across the u.s., supermarkets are receiving less and less because of labor shortages and extreme weather are being blamed for the lack of goods. another contributing factor, the trucking industry. 70% of goods are by road. , as it needs an streaks 80,000 to get goods where they need be and to help meet the demand for drivers people as young as 18 could drive trucks into the state. >> in 1980, deregulation turned -- under the regulation. >> they basically company that you're doing to deliver to or pick up from. they give them two hours free to -- sit there. >> matrix are independent contact others. so they don't may in truck stops or warehouses a trucker drives the allotted legal time and then stops wherever they are. >> you get after 5, 6:00 on the east coast, 5:00, you might be on the side of the

done ottawa, they fill it up to $53.00. it's the biggest protest i think, the canadian history geographically, it's a bit difficult for canadians to have a huge, productive, or it's not the big country, but we've never seen anything like this before. and i think it just lit a fire in canadian because this was finally an opportunity for all of us to get together to show that there is a widespread movement. i guess what our government's doing through don't pride to say that this is just a friend. minority of canadian with unacceptable views, and nothing could be further from the truth. their ordinary canadian are simply fired. of this death bought a government telling us how we live our lives. and even telling us our book, the thing. while also a police say is costing $600000.00 a day to maintain security in the capital during these rallies. protests are up to date, the government extend the job mandates the truck drivers crossing the border with the us, the truck, and say the threatens. vital supply chains though at a really

we'll see how that convoy continues as they roll their way into ottawa. come this weekend's president joe biden is being blamed for empty shells in us soup market, winter weather, and the sides in oma cohen cases. i think the disruption and the she returns, the reports from maryland. the pandemic has exposed problems within the truck, driving industry. across the us, supermarkets are again experiencing supply shortages of such basic goods as milk, eggs, and other household items. a wave of on the chrome cases, global supply chain issues, labor shortages, and extreme weather being blamed for the lack of goods and other contributing factor, the trucking industry, some 70 percent of goods delivered in the u. s. r by rode the main lobbying group for the trucking company says it needs an extra 80000 new drivers to get goods where they need to be and helped meet that amount of drivers. people as young as 18 could soon be allowed to drive trucks into state after completing a federal apprenticeship program for decades ago. in 1980 deregulation turns much of the t

we hear from one of the activists who has been in the heart of the demonstration in ottawa. we've never seen anything like that before. peter, ordinary canadian birthday, we hired a government telling us how we are close to live our lives. i can't we are. math isn't local. brandon. is that a pretty with a passenger acute at an airline for violating his freedom of speech after he's off to remove his face mouse because of the anti biden? let's go brandon slogan written on it. and as the british prime minister considers sending more troops to nato one of the same time looking for with the russian leader, critics claim he's just trying to divert attention from the deepening party gate scandal id hope with the end of january, monday, the 31st time calling bray this is your world news from archie international. the canadian prime minister justin today was reportedly been rushed to a secret secure location. there's more than $10000.00 truckers along with supporters of their so called freedom convoy descended on parliament hill in the capital over the new no jap, no job rule that's

we hear from one of the activists who has been at the heart of the demonstration in ottawa, we've never seen anything like this before. either ordinary canadian, or simply tired of this death, audit government, telling us how we are going to live our lives. i can't, we are math as multiple brandon, is it going to feed a passenger acute as an airline for violating his freedom of speech after he's asked to remove his face mouth because of the anti bite? and let's go brandon slogan written on it with candace, the british prime minister consider sending more troops to night out of the same time looking to talk with the russian leader. critical claim that he's just trying to divert attention from the deepening party gates scandal. it hope a nice just to mid day here in moscow this monday, the last day of january. i'm calling bray, welcome to you. well, news for marty international 1st. then the canadian prime minister justin trudeau has reportedly been rushed to a secret secure location. as more than 10000 truckers, along with support is the best so called freedom convoy to send it on parlia

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and ottawa, many stops along the way gathering together truckers against this mandate, a mandate that the canadian liberal government adjusted to the prime minister and back in november it came into effect on january 15th. of course, there are vaccine mandates now on both sides of the canada. us border checkers were exempt from that 14 days quarantine and there was no vaccination passport of sorts or mandate of any kind until january, the 16th as essential workers. 90 percent of truckers in canada like the majority of canadians overall have been fully vaccinated, but it is this vocal group who feel that this is political overreach on behalf of the liberal government. and indeed, there is an expectation that thousands of truckers will descend on ottawa, the nation's capital, and gather in front of the parliament buildings on january 29th. so making their way through the west now towards ottawa, the latest word on social media as we follow along with those postings from the convoy, are saying that they're a little bit behind in gathering steam across the country. we'll see how that conv

c cnn's paula newton joins us from ottawa.al to see a protest of his magnitude taking place and what about the criminal in investigations? definitely being ratcheted up? >> reporter: absolutely. we've had large protests in the city before. the issue, it is rowdy, i would say, and the fact we have these large trucks, these rigs and all of these cars. this convoy. basically parked itself just outside of parliament hill for several blocks. the city's in gridlock. jim, i have to say, most protesters appeal. it i've been out there. they've been courteous. the problem, these events, dancing on the tomb of the unknown soldier, deface hoing ws basically an icon, also an incident of harassment at a soup kitchen police say they are investigat investigating. the things that have given this protest an ugly side. i point out they're still out there. i was out there earlier. look, this was a protest at first. a freedom convoy to protest the vaccine mandate. not just by canada but by the biden administration as well on truckers. soon touched

a car racing on the frozen river near ottawa when the ice cracked, and the car began to sink.joins us now. laura, this sounds incredibly dangerous, and i'm hoping you can help explain what exactly was going on here. >> dangerous, and downright scary for most people. as you mention, it's the driver's behavior during this ordeal that's raising so many questions this morning. >> reporter: a life-saving rescue in ottawa. a driver pulled off her sinking car by quick-thinking strangers. >> right in the middle of the water. >> reporter: the yellow car was first seen flying across the ice on sunday afternoon in the town along the river. >> definitely a wild day in the quiet village. that's for sure. >> reporter: the car managed to cross a considerable stretch of the river unscathed. that is, until it hit a patch of much thinner ice, according to ottawa police. >> from where it is, there were all these pylons. it's like the weakest spot in the lake. she came from, like, a long way down the lake. she was driving for a while. >> reporter: one neighbor told cnn that the first thing she he

and despite the growing drivers movement of 1000, now spreading through the capital ottawa, the broadcasting lab direct from our studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. or now us president biden has pledged to send more american troops to nato countries in eastern europe in the near future. earlier this week, the pentagon had already put 8500 trips on standby for possible deployment. although at the same time, nato is backtracking on its months long claims that russia is about to invade its neighbor ukraine. lions chief young's suttonberg now admits there is no certainty about any invasion. after all, it's correct that we are not planning to deploy, nate to combat troops to ukraine, as long as russia does not. once again, decide to use military force uncertainty while there's no certainty about the the russian plants or maybe they have not made any final decision. for months, the usual suspects in the west have spurted out the same old hysteria, western mainstream media quite literally drew their own picture of reality with maps o

which, when you, i mean, you look at the ground and ottawa, i don't think russia managed to sneak 10000 protesters across the border. it is frankly insulting as well to the canadians. i think this protest is a long time coming. this is not about the vaccine itself. this is about the mandate . the canadian government has tried to implement some of the strictest in the world are right now if you are not vaccinated, cannot travel by plane train or ferry and that includes just even domestically. there is a federal mandate for a federal employees as well as health care workers. there have just been many times that the canadian government has told its people that they do not respect their freedom of choice. the government is coercing you to do something that you may or may not want to do and to be clear. canada is one of the most vaccinated countries on the planet. the vast majority of canadians who are eligible have received both doses. so this is not a question of canadians denying science or wine to put each other's hell. there is or however, opponents might want to spin it. it's a very di

ah, the small fringe minority of people who are on their way to ottawa, who are holding unacceptable views that they are expressing do not represent the views of canadians who have been there for each other. ah, society itself is overtaken by fear. this convoys is all of the freed up. it's not only with a truck driver, it's actually for every single person you, me, buddy, down the road. it doesn't matter. it's all about your free choice. me . so where the issue goes and clear divisions in the country counted is may national broadcast to them is quick to point to who supposedly to blame for the unrest just may be concerns that russian actors could be continuing to fuel things. as this as this protest grows, but perhaps even instigating it from from the outset. but political commentator, nazi contrib. lauren shen believes there needs to be much more focus on the real problems plaguing canada. right now. i feel like this whole russian scare is, is merely something to try to detract from the protest to make it seem like these are not canadians who are part of this movement. which, when y

unfortunately, that was the victim of ottawa's regulatory approach hostile to the project.tunately there was a project that berkshire hathaway was repaired to invest in. they pulled back because of regulatory uncertainty. i hope in this new context, where energy security is a big global issue, that we can remove some of the on necessary regulatory barriers to allow for greater coastal shipments, including to europe. jon: we started talking about your views on the supply chain challenges with vaccinations. we should be clear about the restriction still in place in your province. could you clarify on that please? jason: alberta has -- we have public health measures in place that by canadian standards are modest, perhaps more rigorous than u.s. states. we hope to relax those further. as soon as we see pressures on our hospitals begin to diminish. we think we have passed the peak of omicron infections, but we may just be at the peak on hospitalizations. we need to see the pressure on hospitals abate, and that hopefully later this quarter, we can significantly relax public healt

truckers continue to line the streets in ottawa protesting covid 19 restrictions.t the latest. president biden meets with guitars leaders for shoring up -- with qatar's leaders for shoring up possible energy in case russia invades ukraine. >> when it comes to major averages in the final trading day of the month, shaping up to be the worst since early in the pandemic, we are seeing a good amount of green in north american trading, whether the s&p or the tech heavy nasdaq, up more than 2%. the idea of investors willing to jump in and test the water with technology stocks, with a netflix or spotify and matt mentioned the fact that this is a busy week for earnings and maybe without that with apple of what could happen if some of those numbers and outlooks and up being better than expected. at the end of the day, it has been a tough month, and that is true if you go for balance portfolios. that gets us to today's for what it's worth. we to look at the world of fixed income. 60-40 is one of the splits we talk about. we are set for the worst monthly slide since the meltdo

ottawa, the country's capital, grid locked.now, hundreds of rigs and cars lining city streets with protesters camped out in front of parliament and beyond. with passion and anger, they are demanding vaccine and mask mandates be dropped and life return to pre pandemic normal. they say they're not budging until that happens. >> i'll staying. i'm be leaving until the mandates are gone. >> this convoy is all about freedom. not only with the truck drivers. it is for every sim person. you, me, buddy down the road. it doesn't matter. it is all about your free choice. >> reporter: this started as a cross country trucker's protest by those against vaccine mandates imposed in january in both canada and the biden administration. it gained a following from a vocal minority of canadians fed up with covid restrictions. >> we should not be mandated to take vaccines. any medical vaccine, whatever, it should be a personal choice. >> reporter: that kind of sentiment gave way to this stand-off now in ottawa. >> there is a small minority that feel

as the mass trucker conway hits the capital ottawa and a rapidly growing protest against the vaccine mandates about $50000.00 truckers, i thought to be part of the demonstration. protestors are furious, needing cova jams to bring in us food, which canada heavily relies on. they warn the restrictions couldn't come at a worse time with food import costs up and astonishing. 25 percent this month alone and price inflation at a 30 year high. yet ministers dismiss the demonstrators as just extremists, the small fringe minority of people who are on their way to ottawa, who are holding unacceptable views that they are expressing do not represent the views of canadians who have been there for each other. we've already seen people who are equating vaccine mandates to ushering in a new era of nazi germany. frankly, there's just too much from the leaders of this convoy which is not about freedom and certainly not about truckers. we have already seen some expressions which fall very much into the category of extremism. yet canadians are coming out in droves, waiving national flags, to show their

the demonstrators as just extremists, the small fringe minority of people who are on their way to ottawa, who are holding unacceptable views that they are expressing do not represent the views of canadians who have been there for each other. we've already seen people who are equating vaccine mandates to ushering in a new era of nazi germany. frankly, there's just too much from the leaders of this convoy which is not about freedom and certainly not about truckers. we have already seen some expressions which fall very much into the category of extremism. yet kaden's are coming out in droves, waiving national flags to show their backing for the rallies. conway facebook page has now more than a 3rd of a 1000000 members, and they've got almost $8000000.00 in donations. we spoke to colon kreger, who joined at friends, driving with the convoy. he says, all different kinds of ordinary people have gone to extraordinary lengths to show their support. every area of the country that we drove by had people didn't matter. the temperature sometimes low is minus 30 degrees, standing on the edges of the

ah, the small fringe minority of people who are on their way to ottawa are holding unacceptable views that they are expressing do not represent the views of canadians who have been there for each other. ah, society itself is overtaken by fear. this convoy is all of the freed up. it's not only with a truck driver, it's actually for every single person you, me, buddy, down the road. it doesn't matter. it's all about your free choice. me . meanwhile, the country's top lawmakers are trying to demonize the rallies with trudeau himself, branding them unacceptable, along with the public safety, chief, dubbing demonstrators, extremist. and in a repeat of practically every big north american political story. in recent years, with 0 evidence candidates, top state broadcaster claims russia fuel and even started the entire mass public movement concerns that russian actors could be continuing to fuel things as this as this protest grows. but perhaps even instigating it from from the outset, we spoke with political commentator and art contributor lauren chen, who believes that the canadian governme

which also hold hundreds of thousands of syrian refugees is being affected by the financial meltdown. ottawa says it needs nearly $200000000.00 to continue operations and meet the growing and basic needs. unfortunately has been live in almost on a month by month basis. and last year, we were very close to have to stop our services, not just the additional emergency help palestinians have long been marginalized in lebanon with limited rights and access to services and job opportunities on my manager and have lots of dreams at home that i'm willing to read, but because of what you're suffering here in lebanon. oh, says the month my future palestinians say they are trapped unable to return to their homeland or leave to go elsewhere, nearly 80 percent live in poverty. the un estimates that 162000 people who survival depends on 8 said a hood there as has ita, beirut. ah ok, let's bring in our guests in amman, we have tomato, our fi, who's a spokesperson at the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees in the near east endo hall. we have marwan cobble on. he's had a policy an

gathering steam across the country, we'll see how that conway continues as they roll their way into ottawa. come this weekend. the world's biggest, most powerful and most expensive space telescope has arrived at his destination one and a half 1000000 kilometers from earth. nasa says it will bring begin of firing up the 10000000000 donna james webb, observatories, infrared detectives. ah, clo again, i'm for the battle with the headlines on al jazeera, the spokesman for the un secretary general has condemned a cool in volcano fossil and voice concern for the president. the military says it sees power and deposed, present rock cavalry was whereabouts are unknown. secretary girls following developments had burkina faso with deep concern. he's particularly worried about the whereabouts and safety of president rock, mark christian robbery, as well as the worsening security situation. following the crew carried out on january 23rd by sections of the armed forces. the secretary journal strongly condemns any attempt to take over of government by the force of arms. the european union says it's ready

from british columbia and from the maritime, the mall, the other province, the bulk of birds done ottawa, they fill it up to $53.00. it's the biggest protest i think in canadian history, geographically it's a bit difficult for canadians to productive respect. the big country, but we've never seen anything like this before. and i think it just lit a fire in canadian because this was finally an opportunity for all of us to get together. to show that there is a widespread movement. i guess what our government's doing through tried to say that this is just the brand minority of canadian with unacceptable views. and nothing could be further from the truth. either ordinary canadian or simply tired of this death bought a government telling us how we live our lives. and even telling us our thanks to a police say it's costing $600000.00 a day to maintain security in the capital during the rallies. the protests wrapped it off to the government, extended job mondays, full truck drivers crossing the border with the us. the truck is say that threatens vital supply chains, the canadian health agency,

security camera footage captured the moment a car sped down a frozen river near ottawa before fallingidents rushed to her rescue a kayak. >> the driver didn't appear to be alarmed, though. while waiting for help, you're watching this video. she was spotted standing on top of her sinking car, taking a selfie. >> right, i guess the picture didn't happen. eventually, with moments to spare, by the way, neighbors managed to pull her to safety using that kayak and some rope. this story is kind of funny because everybody's okay, but really? you just kind of survived and your first instinct is to take a selfie? >> while your car is sinking. glad she's okay, though. >>> finally a wombat fight caught on camera. >> wait, what? >> mm-hm. it happened down under. a woman caught a wombat and young joey were play fighting outside her property. >> are they play fighting or real fighting? after my car accident, wondnder whahatmy c cas. so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. youour cidedentase e woh than insurance offered? call the barnes firm now to find out. yoyou ght t beurprpris >> announcer:

they're due to arrive in the capital ottawa on friday, industry official saying 90 percent of drivers commuting between canada and the united states are already vaccinated. they put a long time co leader of the german far right. a if d party says he stepping down and quitting the party, juerg morton says he lost a power struggle after a long fight to get the party to take a more moderate course. the 6 year old that wants to focus on keeping his job in the european parliament. 6 men have gone on trial today in germany over there, a lunched roll and the green vault museum. jewel theft, or the robbery at the driest and museum took just 8 minutes investigator say the suspects made off with lute worth at least 113000000 euros, though their cultural value is priceless. stolen gems are still missing. security was high as the trial of 6 men got underway in dresden. they are accused of belonging to the criminal gang that masterminded the theft of the priceless treasures from dressings, green vault, mozilla. canada, opened it. it is one of the most complicated cases of recent years with huge me

and protesters angry over canadas vaccine mandates have blocked rows for a 2nd day in the capsule, ottawa, the demonstrators include truck drivers who organized a convoy from the western part of the country. progress adjust and trudeau and his family were moved to an undisclosed location as a precaution. now music streaming service spotify has announced new measures aimed at tackling misinformation. it comes after several high profile artists, neil young and joni mitchell pulled their catalogues from the platform. the route started off to spotify refuse to remove content from star pot. costa joe rogan, who's been criticized for spreading misinformation about coven? 19, also more in this, i'm joined in the studio now with a jenny graham who has been following the story in great detail on what we know about these measures. will spotify announced that it's going to start guiding listers of podcasts discussing covered 19 to more information about the pandemic? now that's going to involve content advisories on podcasts of that means. if you're listening to something about, say, covert vaccines

they're due to arrive in the capital ottawa on friday. industry officials, same 90 percent of drivers commuting between canada and the united states. already vaccinated a bridge has collapsed in the u. s. city of pittsburgh hours before president biden was due to visit and talk about rebuilding the country's infrastructure. 10 people were injured there. the collapse triggered a major gas leak by didn't later visited the seen wrapper. chris brown has been accused of drugging and raping an unnamed woman. she's filing a lawsuit against him for the assault, which she says took place on a yacht in florida in 2020 brown denies the charges. the musician was accused of raping another woman in paris in 2019, but no charges were filed. the revered buddhist monk tick, not hon. has been committed in vietnam. his coffin was paraded after a farewell ceremony in central few province. not hun was one of the world's most prominent buddhist teaches. he died at the age of $95.00 to kenya. now, where a series of grim discoveries in a river have local residents scared and authorities looking for answers.

misinformation protests angry over canadas vaccine mandates and blocked roads for a 2nd day in the capsule. ottawa, the demonstrators include truck drivers who organized a convoy from the western part of the country. harmony such us and trudeau and his family were moved to an undisclosed location as a precaution least 18 people have been killed in brazil, off the heavy rains. the sate of sal polosa, landslides and flooding authority say around $500.00 families have been left homeless. the states governor has authorized emergency aid money for the affected areas. brazil has experienced torrential rains and flooding over the past month. now the u. s. east coast has plunged into a deep freeze as major winter storms have left several states snowed in, and they coastlines flooded. tens of thousands of people have been left without heating, and electricity. severe weather alerts were issued across the region of around 70000000 people. it's a snowfall to remember, a ferocious winter storm dumped more than 80 centimeters of snow in parts of the northeastern united states winds whipped up the white stuff a

demonstrate of since last friday. dozens of trucks have been jamming the streets of the capital, ottawa in protest against canadas, pandemic restrictions and vaccine. mandy british prime minister boers, johnson says that he has accepted the findings of a report into parties that were held at number 10 downing street during the you case. coven walked down back in 2020. he apologized for the reports findings which looked into more than a dozen parties. the report accused the prime minister's office of displaying a failure of leadership and judgment. it called the behavior surrounding the gatherings difficult to justify the prime minister, a crunch day for boris johnson. leaving his headquarters in london's downing street to give a statement in parliament on what's become known as the party gates scandal. firstly, i want to say sorry, and i'm sorry for the things we simply didn't get right. and also sorry for the way that this matter has been handled and it's no use saying that this will, that was within the rules. and now you saying that people working hard at the opposition lead a kiss,