not just in ottawa, but across the country. the blockade started up the same first weekend in the ottawa occupation did. these are the things that you say ok, as we look at a whole range of potential outcomes, there may be a moment where we have to invoke to the emergencies act. it was not seriously thought of because i will say in my thinking it was a binary reflection. we may have to invoke the emergencies act. there was no reflection of what we have to invoke it to do. it was an understanding that if the situation continues and is unable to get under control, the federal government may have to give the provinces more power and police more power to do something to put an end to this. whenever we said yeah, we're looking at all options. it would've been and our minds. particularly because, we are probably the first government that had leaned in carefully to maybe using the emergencies act as we did in the beginning of the pandemic. we death that it off and had presentations at cabinet around with the emergency act was and how

a blockade that started up on the same first weekend that the ottawa occupation did, these are the things that you say, ok, as we look at the whole range of potential outcomes in this, there might be a moment where we have to invoke the emergency act. it wasn't seriously thought of because in my thinking, it was a fairly binary reflection. it was, we might have to invoke the emergencies act. it was understanding that if this situation continues and is not able to get under control, by anything else, the federal government might have to give the police more power to and this -- end this. it would have been in the back of our minds, particularly because we are probably the first government that have ever actually leaned in carefully to using the emergencies act as we did in the beginning of the pandemic. we dusted it off and had presentations around what the emergencies act was an how it was an update from the merchant -- previous legislation. a lot of things needed to change in our country with the charter rights and freedoms. b got a crash course in the emergencies -- we got a crash court

mr trudeau invoked emergency powers against protesters who'd taken over parts of ottawa in february.test against vaccine mandates and restrictions for truckers capital, overwhelming local law enforcement and leading to ontario, ottawa's province, declaring a state of emergency. mr trudeau told the panel he was "serene and confident" in his decision making when using the act to escalate police powers. we saw trucks used as as potential weapons, certainly in in ottawa, with their presence and unknown interiors. there was the use of children as human shields, deliberately. civil rights advocates don't agree, arguing that police could have cleared the blockades using existing powers. they also say it sets a dangerous precedent. a national emergency, will be debated in the coming weeks. withjustin trudeau's decision making as well as the exact shape of canadian civil rights in future, all on the table. stephanie prentice, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: as thousands of retailers offer cut price deals for black friday — are the shoppers buying it? president kennedy was s

just in credo invoked l emergency powers against protesters who took over parts of ottawa in february restrictions, or trackers entering the us, but quickly became a movement against covid measures in general. hundreds of vehicles formed blockades in the canadian capital, overwhelming local law enforcement, with 0ntario, what's province, declaring a state of emergency. mr trudeau told the panel he was serene and confident in his decision—making when he escalated police powers. decision-making when he escalated police powers. resort trucks used _ escalated police powers. resort trucks used as _ escalated police powers. resort trucks used as potential - trucks used as potential weapons, certainly in ottawa, with the presence and unknown interiors. there was the use of children as human shields, deliberately.— deliberately. civil rights advocates _ deliberately. civil rights advocates don't - deliberately. civil rights advocates don't agree, | deliberately. civil rights - advocates don't agree, arguing that police could have cleared the blockades using existing powers. they also say it s

the concerns of the government of canada by our legislative initiatives, the russian ambassador in ottawa conversation with canadians at the canadian ministry of astronomical affairs, as oleg stepanov said, he was invited to the diplomatic department to talk about traditional values, one of the publications in the social networks of the russian embassy became the reason for the discussion. namely, such a tweet about what a family is, um, a quote practically from a large explanatory dictionary, where it is said that a family is a man, a woman and children, but in order to exclude other interpretations , a crossed out rainbow flag was placed next to the definition of the department thus, russian diplomats through their page welcomed the vote in the state duma, when a new law banning lgbt propaganda was unanimously adopted in the third reading . meade urgently needed to discuss the problem of perverts with the russian ambassador. evgenia will tell how the conversation went, not under the unheard of impudence from russian diplomats, you see, they dared to support the traditional values ​​​​of

you heard the clip from justin trudeau, is that true, were trucks potential weapons in ottawa? the inquiry, through testimony, you saw real dressic difference between those on the ground physically, spending time with truckers, with people that would come to see what was going on and that there was never threats of violence. in fact what you really began to see throughout the testimonies was a stark difference between reality and a therapy tiff that seemed to being pushed by, by our government in trying to say that there was a potential for violence. when all of trudeau's law enforcement agencies, including cisa, said they hadn't found any threats of violence, trudeau's response was basically manipulate the law surrounding the threshold in order to invoke it himself. even in you saw that clip, trudeau said i was confident i made the right choice in invoking it. so it really painted that it was an egotistical man that did not want to come out to meet protesters as he has done in the past met other protests that have come. he chose not to. will: chris what we saw, by the way was

we were walking out, i told him we were going for a tour of ottawa.ted? you are arrested as, well because you were still undercover? >> uniformed police handcuffed both of us. >> adam must have totally been shocked? >> yes, you could see his face, he was clearly thrown by this. and i had to play up, get your hands off my client, what are you doing here? this is ridiculous! they handcuffed us both, let us of indifferent directions. i went for a beer, he went to jail. >> it had been seven years since amanda lindhout had been chained in a squalid cell in somalia, terrorized and tortured by her kidnappers for 460 days. now, adam was in chains himself. amanda was home when she got the news. >> i answer the phone, i was home alone. and my heart started pounding. and he said, we have arrested adam. and then, i fell to my knees, and i started crying. the next day i woke up, it was my 34th birthday. on the front page of every newspaper in canada was his face. a face that i had not seen in over five years. >> i came in right after, and she was crying. she said,

at no point to the service, assess that the protests in ottawa or elsewhere constituted a threat to the security of canada. canadian security intelligence service did not assess that any foreign state supported the protest through funding that foreign states deployed dis, information techniques for that. any foreign state actors attempted to enter into canada to support the protest. last february convoys of truck driver's blockaded streets and ottawa protesting against kobe 19 mandates and government mismanagement and calling for true those resignation. the prime minister that invoked the emergencies act in a bid to end the protest. the move extended the government's powers and was questioned by legal activist canadian lawyer and legal commentator david fry. hi, it says that the police response to the movement was too violent, especially given the lack of a threat from basic per day to the very last day. when the police came in heavy handed, holy militarize, police force so vital the suppressed everybody knew it was an overreach at the time . the justification at the time was that there

at no point did the service have said that the protests in ottawa or elsewhere constituted a threat to the security of canada. canadian security intelligence service did not assess that any foreign state supported the protest through funding that foreign states deploy disinformation techniques or that any foreign state actors attempted to enter into canada to support the protest. last february convoys have truck drivers, blockaded streets and ottawa protesting against coven 19 mandate, and government is meant mismanagement and calling for true doze resignation. the prime minister then invoke the emergencies act and the bid to end the protest. the move extended the government's powers and was questioned by legal activists. so to go further in depth on this, let's cross a live now to a canadian lawyer and legal commentator david fry. hi, david is great to have you on the program today. now when it comes to this statement by the canadian security intelligence service, where are you surprised by it? and do you think that there will be any consequences for those officials, for the overreach

south high kicks off in the dark uniforms, in the light gray uniforms, ottawa receives. gerald ford, this is his junior year. he's playing in here, and the film is good enough that you can look at it slide by slide, frame by frame, and find number 23 in it. ford would become the captain of the team the next year, his senior year, be an all-state player. they would earn the state championship, and i'm going to come up here in just a minute, i'm going to freeze frame, so that you can see the only known footage of gerald ford playing high school football. just a minute, you will see, number 23, coming in from the right-hand side. slow it down. and there he is. there is junior ford, number 23. his junior year. so we can go ahead and stop there and move on to the next slide. but that's some unique film there. and ford would parlay that fame on the football field to admission to the university of michigan. they recruited him to play football. at this time, the big ten did not offer scholarships. ford had to work his way through high school. -- through college, it took the comm

the night of thursday to friday, the linderafa club will host one of the outsiders of the current ottawa draw. today were hockey, this place was chosen by the jurassic team of belarus for a control training before the start of the traditional cup of the presidential sports club. this tournament for young men dates back to november 2007. this year, the organizers decided to diversify the championship of innovation, which surprised not only the audience, but also the coaching staff, the russian women's national team will take part in the draw, the players say. we tuned in as a serious opponent, except that they would reduce the degree of power struggle provides an opportunity. uh, we'll check the guys again, because, well, we're sort of stewing a little in our cauldron. uh, we have uh, let's say we have a certain amount of pulkov, but at the same time. this makes it possible to check the guys who play in the nhl. again, it's still uh tournaments with a certain level with a certain level of responsibility. yes, that is, homework is again a psychological burden for the guys. they must feel i

bit quiet about their own battles while they try to get through this difficult regulatory hurdle in ottawaes are really huge. $20 billion canadian. this is one of the largest corporate deals canada has ever seen and it's potentially the union of the business empires of two of the richest families in the country. jon: the question is a reminder of how long this has been playing out and how much longer could it play out from here? derek: these guys announced this in march last year. they thought they could get it done by summer of this year and we have obviously blown way past that. the companies really want to close it by the end of the year because rogers is on the hook for hundreds of millions of dollars in additional payments to its bondholders if it goes past the end of 2022 but they are hoping that at the very least, they can get it closed by january and we expect the court will rule somewhere in december where the middle of january. kriti: derek decloet derek decloet managing, -- derek decloet, managing editor. a fascinating whirlwind. let's look at these markers because once again, s

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rishi sunuk, during his visit to kiev, continued military support was also reported in ottawa and washingtonever, this policy does not suit everyone, and kiev risks being without american money, and on voronin will continue stop destroying the donbass with such calls on the flags and posters of the inhabitants of spanish san sebastian, they went to a rally against the armament of ukraine, even the rainy weather did not cool their ardor, the audience pointed out that the civilian population of donbass kills with european weapons, the protesters in french lyon said this rooney and paris a banner calling to stop killing the inhabitants of donbass deployed the number 279 in front of the eiffel tower, they bombed and cancer bombed syria afghanistan unleashed conflicts in gothamali sirs. venezuela, i can list you all day and all the states they attacked. they unleashed only a warrior someone after that imposed sanctions against george bush jr. someone imposed sanctions against barack obama on their conscience millions of millions of dead civilians are growing disagreement with the policy of pumpin

season games in a row, last night the devils had a hard time coped with one of the outsiders of the ottawa league islami against the resistance of the senators only in overtime 4:3, the decisive throw, the captain scored no shira on his account a double, the belarusian forward of the hosts and the year sharangovich finishes the fourth meeting in a row without scoring points in 15 minutes and 39 seconds . he had one interception, won the only faceoff and earned a -1 fac. and real madrid held the first victory in three rounds in the spanish la. league creamy penultimate team championship. cadiz, melitau under the curtain of the first half from the transfer of the cross opened the score, and in the second half the german concluded and he returned the intrigue in the confrontation with the persians, but the number on the scoreboard did not change after 14 rounds of barcelona for two. points we continue to discover new cities and neighborhoods from this hill. orsha begins his report on his almost thousand-year history, a breathtaking view and amazing energy, we show the author's routes and the

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basically conceded there back home wednesday night against the clippers and the shark associate the ottawanight at s a p center second period of 11 game. erik karlsson digs the puck up from back of the net, he finds timo meier puts sounds in front from a tough angle wins much less routes, not common for the sharks this season, but they weren't underscore three times in the period. and five different players scored goals in a 5 to 1 win. alright, here's one to sit on until at least tomorrow. biggest prize in this year's baseball. friesen sweepstakes spotted today in san francisco. that is, of course, american league mvp aaron judge , reports say giants on his short list of teams he's considering supposed to (sniffs) ew. are you doing laundry on the stove like in olden times? oh, my god. are we poor? i knew dad's magic shop would destroy us. no, it is my aunt becky's favorite tomato soup, and i am bringing it to her because she's recovering from a stroke. is she the mean one you guys used to be so scared of? oh, god, yes, especially uncle mitchell. it was like he was a weak gazelle and she w

for example, canada is a prime minister thought to the streets of ottawa in support of processing iranians vine to oppose to runs government. i believe to say no is i know this has to stop or we will continue to do everything we can. ah, earlier we heard from professor say it, mohammed mirandi of the university of terran. he says that the western leaders comments reveal that regime change agenda. the iranians believe that by then when he says that the united states is going to free iranians, that exposes the united states for what it really is. the united states is an oppressive and brutal regime that tries to dictate terms to the rest of the world. and their revolution in iran was about independence, freedom and dignity. and over the past few weeks, the united states has been supporting riots in iran. they've been supporting terrorist organizations. it's astounding that western countries consider themselves for trade themselves as the defenders of human rights. ironically today, there are huge anti american protests across the country, including in that run where millions of people partic

at no point to the service, assess that the protests in ottawa or elsewhere constituted a threat to the security of canada. canadian security intelligence service did not assess that any foreign state supported the protest through funding that foreign states to point disinformation techniques or that any foreign state actors attempted to enter into canada to support the protest. last february, convoys of truck drivers, blockaded streets in also were protesting against covey, 19 mandates, on what they called government mismanagement, as well as calling for true dose resignation, the prime minister than in votes. the emergencies either in a bid to end the protests, the move extended the government's powers and was questioned by some legal activists. canadian lawyer and legal commentator david free heights says that the police response to the movements was too violent, especially given the lack of threat. a day to the very last day when the police came in heavy handed holy, militarized police force. so by don't be surprised, protest. everybody knew it was an overreach at the time. the just

just last week, canada's prime minister took to the streets of ottawa in support of protesting iranians, vowing to oppose to ron's government. i use to say a know is, i know this pass to saw her, we will continue to do everything we can. ah, we heard from professors now yet, mohammed mirandi of the university of tehran, who says the western leaders, comments revealed their regime change agenda. the iranians believe that fired and when he says that the united states is going to free, iranians for that exposes the united states for what it really is. the united states is an oppressive and brutal regime that tries to dictate terms to the rest of the world. and the revolution in iran was about independence, freedom and dignity. and over the past few weeks, the united states has been supporting riots and iran, big been supporting terrorists organizations. it's astounding that western countries consider themselves are put for trade themselves as the defenders of human rights. ironically, today, there are huge anti american protests across the country, including in tat run, where millions of p

russia and an attempt influence the independence of the legislative process, as russian ambassador to ottawa aleksinov described the actions of the canadian authorities the country's foreign ministry called diplomats for clarification in connection with the adoption in russia of a law banning lgbt propaganda . values, as the russian ambassador told our channel, the canadian authorities without understanding. here to the desire of russians to live without outside influence. they called because they do not agree with the position of the embassy in connection with publication on behalf of canada and other countries. uh, a statement under the slogan, well, under the shapur of some coalition of equal rights, uh, criticizing our legislation to protect traditional values ​​and counteract propaganda. e non-traditional values. uh, our clarifications in the public sphere caused, uh, such a negative resonance in canada. we were surprised by this. and that's why they were invited. we say uh, we subscribe to every word in our statement and express our deep concern. due to what u do in their social networ

with the clear up operation, you see temperatures now getting above freezing in toronto in ottawa, 6 some 6 celsius there for new york, maybe an 8 in d. c. with those winds coming in from that milder direction. clear skies also pushing through as well, but we still want to to showers just around when she showers around lake superior main area for the snow though through tuesday, that is going to be across the western side of canada. that may be just spilling down across the pacific northwest for a time even that should just gravity. peace routes is it eases further eastwards we'll see some snow there into we're alberta, saskatchewan. having said that, maybe across the mountain states, warmer weather, over towards the east, getting into double figures for new york and for dc. welcome sunshine. coming back here, sunshine and showers me mile across c, a caribbean to bobby had this rather more persistent line of cloud of rain spilling out of miami, pulling out of southern parts of florida. right the way down towards yucatan peninsula with some heavier showers to for the western caribbean

the envoy had been summoned for questioning by ottawa, the russian government has implemented the law prohibiting the endorsements, all the same sex relationships in public. after canadian officials condemned the measure, the russian embassy defended it in a tweet, which also said appeared hateful artie had the chance to hear from the ambassador himself. well, it was a surprise that was the reaction was a surprise and they were actually our tweets were not only in conjunction with our legislation adopted, but also in response to the statement of by the canadian minister of foreign affairs made on november 24. so in total legislative process was criticized and we answered with the rather extensive explanation, expressing the wheel of our people who want to leave for their traditional way of life is out for interference. well, it's obviously a double standard, but did see a, you know, i would see kind of game of chess in that ideological stand between our san angelo west. well it see have probably a demonstration of the mental optics of the current cabinet. prime minister to door cabine

ottawa says it's new military goals include military and intelligence cooperation with its allies in the region. it plans to spend over a 1000000000 us dollars on related projects over the next 5 years. and while the document addresses beijing as being disruptive in the indo pacific and official at the chinese embassy and canada denounced the new plan. foreign minister jody's speech contained a loss of negative content related to china, that distorted the truth, exaggerated the so called china threats and discredited chart. his image, which constituted a grocer, defendants in china's internal affairs. as western states try to gain a foothold in the pacific pro western political powers in taiwan or losing influence after the pro independence party suffered a defeat in the islands mid term elections. the taiwanese democratic party has just had its worst result in the last 20 years. this led to its current leader announcing her resignation as the parties, chairwoman, the main opposition party will now lead the government, which supports closer ties with mainland china. earlier with seni

at no point did the service or says that the protests in ottawa or elsewhere constituted a threat to the security of canada. canadian security intelligence service did not assess that any foreign state supported the protest through funding that foreign states deploy disinformation techniques or that any foreign state actors attempted to enter into canada to support the protest. a separate convoys of truck driver's blockaded streets in also where to protest against kobe 19 mandates and the legit to government mismanagement as well as holding for just introduce resignation. the prime minister then a vote, the emergencies in a bit to end the protest. and that was a move that extended the government's powers, but was questioned by some legal activists. canadian lawyer on legal come and say, said david fray hates says that the police responds to the movements was over zealous from basically per day to the very last day when the police came in heavy handed holy, militarized police force. so by don't be surprised, protest everybody knew it was an overreach at the time. the justification at

have to be set up the ottawa for, it was a cloud level from like 2 or 3 weeks ago. we talked about such a molars for reloading lot. i was just wondering if you've seen or heard anything. if you have a solution that was visible z in gretel, even towing others will come. we need a technical solution. fungi, if you find something that will be great on us valuables across the problem, is that the new roots are longer and significantly more expensive than mine for like households. pilot product, ours as a generic products and good luck, that means whoever manages to produce and deliver we to the customer, the cheapest cost wins the race consequence. if grain cannot be delivered from ukraine, other countries will step up to replace these values. ukraine has become as strong competitive to russia as a grain supply in recent years, threatening to take rushes place in the international competition go vanilla can visits one of the solar facilities. there are a 1000 tons of grain were previously loaded here every day. since february, individual trucks have only been transporti

what's the positives for ottawa, for such in the is it in any way in canada's interest to, to confronts china and raised tensions with beijing. it may as you allude to gain favor with with other parties, particularly washington. but does this, does this work out for canada? where does his head why i think this certainly is not in the interest of the canadian people, the only positive i think that can come from this is the absence of a negative. meaning that a canada is what about 40000000 people and even though it's the, i believe it's the 8th largest economy in the world. but at a bit more than 2 trillion, it's actually a huge ways off from us in china. so what this means is that besides sharing an enormously long land border with united states, canada is very, very vulnerable to all kinds of corrosion by the way. so i think the avoidance of any kind of punishment as probably the positive. but here's the thing, again, it is either unwitting or very were locked into this. i for 321 frame for it's weighted by the life wise, which is united states and z, austria a father and ok. so these

also reported in ottawa and washington. however, this policy does not suit everyone, but voronin will continue. enough to destroy the donbass with such appeals on the flags and posters of the inhabitants of the spanish san sebastian took to the rally against weapons even the rainy weather did not cool their ardor in ukraine , the audience pointed out that the civilian population of donbass kills with european weapons, they said about it, the protesters in french leon , perpin, rouen, caen and paris, deployed a banner calling to stop killing the inhabitants of donbass in front of the eiffel tower. came 20 seconds. they bombed and cancer bombed syria afghanistan unleashed conflicts in guatemala. panama venezuela, i can list you all day and all the states that they attacked. they unleashed just a warrior after that someone imposed sanctions against george bush jr. someone imposed sanctions against barack obama on their conscience millions of millions of dead civilians are growing disagreement with the policy of pumping weapons

in san jose, between the pipes against ottawa, sharks went off in the second period, they took 21 shots who followcarlson's shot, sharks put five on the board, they won 5-1, you don't see too many offensive explosions like that. from the san jose sharks. so we have the big four tonight, we had the nhl, the mlb, we had nfl, we had nba, and the world cup. a complete night. >> up next, a south bay musician finds a new audience after being nearly silenced by the pandemic. how his music is breathing new life into local businesses. >> we're talking merrick garland appointing a - [narrator] every day, our lives are filled with choices, both simple and life-changing. what's not a choice? addiction to opioids like fentanyl. but even with opioid use disorder, you still have a choice. by choosing treatment, you choose family, your career and your life on your terms. choose change, california, and find medically proven treatment options at choosechangeca.org. >>> monday nights are looking a little more like friday nights in some downtown palo alto restaurants. they are very busy, thanks in part to

also reported in ottawa and washington., this policy does not suit everyone, but voronin will continue. stop destroying the donbass with such the calls on the flags and posters of the inhabitants of spanish san sebastian went to a rally against the armament of ukraine did not cool their ardor, even rainy weather , the audience pointed out that the civilian population of donbass kills with european weapons. residents of donbass deployed bombards in front of the eiffel tower. they bombed and cancer bombed syria afghanistan unleashed conflicts in guatemala. panama venezuela i can list you all day and all the states they attacked. they untied. so many warriors after that someone imposed sanctions against george bush jr. someone imposed sanctions against barack obama on their conscience millions of millions of dead civilians are growing disagreement with the policy of pumping weapons in kiev and in the usa well, already at a higher level in the republican party eight times increase the number of those dissatisfied with such gene

now, i whole heartedly unequivocally support protest, peaceful protests as the protest in ottawa was the be the, the equivalent of the b l. m protest that we had in canada. arguably not so peaceful. they were tearing down statues where i used to live in montreal. they tore down the johnny mcdonald statue, they would a vandalized property, they would block streets. there was an indigenous protest where they were blocking the railway, the cross canada railway. they got a court injunction to forbid them or to eliminate the blockade. the police did not enforce the injunction to prevent the blockade of the railway, the cross canada railway. so it's rules for the but not for me vill allow protest when it's politically expedient. just intrude a will and then vitally suppressed the most peaceful protests when they don't agree with the message. but the, the idea, the notion of protest itself is to put pressure on a government. even if they happen to have been democratically elected with the slimmest of minority governments as they were 9 months earlier to effect policy change. and despite wha

of the russian ambassador to canada, they called the local foreign ministry into a real frenzy of ottawa on lgbt, which provoked an international scandal. she helped decorate the christmas tree , smiled merrily, joked, and then willingly posed for photos and videos. this is footage from london with the participation of elena zelenskaya. today she held an informal meeting with the wife of the british prime minister. rishi sunneka, and in general, as you can see, she looked quite cheerful, which, of course, was, well , a really amazing contrast with her performance a little earlier, when the same zelensky in the same london turned out to be a special guest. she's a so-called anti-conference with sexual violence and an hysterical tone , she told that the alleged crimes of the russian military were trying to expose our soldiers as nothing more than mass rapists who, they say, cynically abused hundreds of ukrainian civilians in order to prove their dominance in an animal way. in general, she did not stint on the most loud accusatory language. although no evidence was expected. and what else d