he's the county clerk in ottawa county. he is up for reelection this year, there is been various other ways in which local individuals listening to misinformation have gained power and tried to disrupt his work, which really, i mean, it's the gold standard in many ways of local election officials. it's transparent, he's leaned into this information. he goes everywhere, talks to people. we have seen so many folks in arizona doing this in other places. it is real, and i'm glad that there's the spotlight on ottawa county. there's other stories, like in adams township where last tuesday, a local clerk who on the other side had actually tried to, among other things, take various actions that were fueled by misinformation. i'll just say, that we had extra -- a number of those things. that local clerk who was posting qanon conspiracy theories, a number of other things, was recalled and lost in a very conservative community in michigan. lost her seat to a democrat slash independent affiliated local leader that is now going to be th

>> friday, i was at home, most of the day i had a stomach flu. >> in ottawa or tweet?we'll, as soon as the of staff on the base learned, they told me. >> okay. >> i can remember what they of the week are talking about, but, yes, obviously, when one of your people gets killed, it gets your attention. i very much -- >> and how did you know marie france cuomo? >> i've only met her once. she was on a crew i was on. >> next, the detective asks williams again, politely, respectfully, for his dna. >> what would you be willing to give me today to help me move passed you in this investigation? >> what do you need? >> well, do you mind supplying things like fingerprints, blood samples, things like that. >> sure. >> footwear impressions? >> yes. >> okay. >> williams sounds a little apprehensive. >> and i assume you will be discreet? >> as possible. yes. >> because this would have a significant impact on the base if they thought i did this. >> the news is tightening, the detective offers williams and out. would there be some innocent explanation, he asks, to connect him to those v

coyote "we're gonna send 10,000 pillows to ottawa and then i'm gonna tie myself to a rocket and shootross the border." also, why are you so vague about your location? "i'm coming from another state to another state"? [ light laughter ] are you a fugitive did you get put on the fbi's "least wanted" list? and let's take a look at that background again i mean, that's got to be fake. it's like a zoom background or a tv set he has constructed in his living room so he can make it look like he's on a private plane. or it's a real private plane that doesn't actually fly and he just has it parked on the street outside his house. [ laughter ] and i will say, lindell looks less like a guy who sells pillows and more like a guy who sells grounded private planes for the purposes of impressing people on zoom calls "hey, check out my new product, hot tub slices [ laughter ] it comes with a champagne flute and two professional models. hot tub slices we came back hot [ laughter ] take two weeks off, you let the brain rest, and you come back with hot tub slices. [ laughter ] so, things are tense everywh

, up the ottawa river.d be in a house that he built himself because he was of a rural background and knew how to do all of that. and, um...therefore, he had a lot of edged tools, which we used to play with as children. edged tools? yeah. sharp—edged tools? yes. you know, and other things, like hammers. things you could do yourself a serious injury with if you weren't careful with them. and your mother was a scientist, as well? she was a dietician. so this would have been the �*30s and �*40s. so i think she was a dietician simply because it was a job you could get in the depression. she wasn't very interested in any of that, frankly. so, this was a really rural upbringing you had, for most of...? rural makes us think of farms. right. we're not talking farms. more remote than that? we're talking wolves. actually, we're more likely to be talking bears, cos you would be more likely to see a bear. did you? oh, yes. and you heard the wolves? yes. what does that do for your creative imagination? well, you just kno

a small tornado has struck the canadian capital ottawa — causing some damage to buildings, and bringinga, about twelve kilometres away. that left around 1,600 homes without power, but between them, the two tornadoes only led to one minor injury. medical officials say lisa marie presley, the only child of elvis presley, the only child of elvis presley, had died of an file obstruction. it was caused by scar tissue caused by weight—loss surgery she underwent several years ago. lisa marie presley was also a singer and died after being rushed to hospital in cala on your injanuary. she was only 54 years old. —— in california january. stay with us here on bbc news. we will be looking at the strike in hollywood in a few minutes' time. this is bbc news. hello. a heat wave in the mediterranean dominating the european weather headlines at the moment. but closer at home, it is all about low pressure and unseasonably wet and windy weather for this time of year. that low pressure will gradually drift north and east and dominate the story throughout the weekend. gusty winds across parts of west wales

sanctions against a number of russian departments of companies of individuals under restrictions, ottawaulture and the ministry of bar and science of russia got to the leadership of rosatom, tinkoff bank, operators megafon mts tele2 and beeline, as well as the mir payment system, were on the list of individuals, mainly cultural figures. these are the producers of the wasp in prigozhin, the actor ivan okhlobystin, the singers shaman timati philip kirkorov, as well as the director nikita mikhalkov and the general director of the hermitage mikhail petrovsky, a number of russian companies have already stated that they were ready for such steps from canada, therefore ottawa’s sanctions will not affect them in any way. work and even more so for end users. moscow will respond decisively to the attempts. london to complicate the work beyond the establishment of russia, this was announced today in the foreign ministry after the british chargé d'affaires a.i. tom dot was a little nervous and all the questions asked were answered only by well-memorized phrases in russian and that the russian troops

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jon: we would like to ask the statisticians in ottawa whether they can measure the barbie impact in canada. we are seeing the stories about resilient economy, a contraction in the canadian economy based on early numbers for june 2023. i think also if he thinks about the fact that you've got an overall growth picture for the second quarter that may end up being softer than what the bank of canada zone or cast was -- canada's own forecast was, it was a question of where do we go from here? lara: we saw the preliminary data showing a 0.2 decline in gdp in june suggesting we are on track for 1% annualized in the second quarter. it is softer than the bank of canada was anticipating but a bit of a muddled picture the forest fires in may had a hard to hit on energy production, so is the energy sector climbed by 2.9%. that makes it tricky to see exactly how the economy is really fearing under rate hikes. that is one piece where they might want to think, we want to take a look at consumer spending in the next gdp release when we get the final picture for the second order. also a bit of a bounce bac

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that thickens the cornea prevents blindness, according to newton, behroozian of the university of ottawa in canada announced that with the help of surgery, a small space is created in the cornea, and then a biological substance is injected into it, which can thicken the cornea. prevent the injured from becoming this member cures blindness. in this procedure, the injectable material is exposed to pulses of blue light with low energy , and within a few minutes , it turns into a three-dimensional structure like corneal tissue. end of the news of the arrest until the next meeting. giti likes the giti product guarantee, i think it's because of karaoke, the quality of the carpet is very good, the laundry room is for 4 people, it was too old for us to buy half a billion tomans, it is installments without guarantor . abdul ali ahmadi and gholami to the semi-finals world junior wrestling competitions, one gold medal and another bronze medal for iran in the world student competitions, the large presence of brokers in iranian football, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may

even today, cluster bombs are causing casualties until the use of cluster films was banned at the ottawa1997. one million in the main discussion. it was 2008 when more than 100 countries joined after not using cluster bombs. the countries that do not use them are america, russia , even azerbaijan itself, which is human , georgia is a wolf, the number of countries around us is bahrain, saudi arabia, especially france. is or they produced 209 cluster bombs in proportion and they have been doing this until someone said in the past few months that sending the cargo includes 15 humane and ethical verses is not at all necessary for you to say that sending weapons of cluster bombs to ukraine itself. are these moral considerations correct or not , he said that we have to choose without russia winning this war or military and civilian casualties despite july 16 this year? is he eating or is he in dire need of cluster bombs at this stage? then, as in the current article, the united states has decided to give ukraine cluster munitions. the question is why at this moment, in this period of time, aft

a large crowd was formed in the hall located in the center of the city ottawa has gathered to hear the outcome of the court's investigation. about a few hundred people, including the former names of boarding schools known to other aging survivors , are set to be broadcast live across the country. everyone is eagerly waiting to hear the investigation of the truth and reconciliation commission. many survivors hid their stories in their hearts for years. the members of this commission went thousands of miles to the shores of the frozen ocean to investigate the natives and collect documents. finally, after seven years, a comprehensive investigation was conducted. and perfect in this regard the arrival of the members of the commission enters the hall according to a ceremony, the sound of drums and native tunes echoes in the hall. this type of welcome is usually a hero who returns from a difficult mission. the minister and canadian officials also attend this ceremony. one of the indigenous and traditional leaders will perform. until the ceremony officially started, the head of the commission

a large crowd gathered in the hall located in downtown ottawa to hear the results of the court's investigationut several hundred people, including former students of boarding schools, visited other survivors this event is supposed to be broadcast live across the country. there has never been an event led by natives because it has attracted national attention . everyone is eagerly waiting to hear the investigation of the truth and reconciliation commission. they researched the natives and collected documents and went thousands of miles to the shores of the frozen ocean until finally after seven years of comprehensive and complete research in this field , the members of the commission entered the hall according to a ceremony . the hero has a mission it is difficult to return, the minister and officials of canada will also attend this ceremony , one of the local and traditional leaders will perform until the ceremony has officially started. the sad stories that you heard became whiter, the silence is everywhere , the breath is held in the chest, canada is facing a historical moment in the account

a large crowd gathered in a hall located in downtown ottawa. the result to hear the court's investigation, about several hundred people, including former students of day and night schools, to other survivors. after this event, it is going to be broadcast live across the country. there is no precedent for an event led by natives to attract such national attention. everyone is looking forward to it. hearing the investigation of the truth commission and there is reconciliation. many survivors hid their stories in their hearts for years. the members of this commission went thousands of miles to the shores of the frozen ocean to investigate the natives and collect documents . finally, after seven years , the members of the commission reached a comprehensive and complete investigation in this field. according to a ceremony, he enters the hall , the sound of drums and native tunes fills the hall. the type of welcome is usually for a hero who returns from a difficult mission . the head of the commission officially started a prominent judge approaches t

even today, this issue of cluster bombs takes casualties at the ottawa meeting in 1997, it was announcede of cluster bombs was prohibited. it was one million in the main discussion of 2008, when more than 100 countries joined after not using cluster bombs . azerbaijan itself is in that year georgia is a wolf, even in the countries around us, bahrain is from saudi arabia, especially france . today, the united states produced 209 cluster bombs in proportion to this action. in the past few months, gen saki had said that the shipment of the white house to ukraine is making a better human place because it is not ethical for you to say that sending cluster bomb weapons to ukraine is morally right or not . he said that we have to choose without russia winning this war or military and civilian casualties. in spite of people like you, you have to say yes he said that i am faced with a difficult decision, this ceiling decision is either we have to wait for the release to fail, or that at this stage there is an urgent need for cluster bombs, for reasons such as the current article , the united stat

vuelven a gran parte de los lagos y noreste del país a traer pésima calidad del aire y se ve allá en ottawagares. >> está de viaje, nace frente a las costas de méxico calvin y continúa desarrolló la zona sur especialmente en la isla grande de hawái, pendientes el martes por la noche que estaría llegando con vientos de tormenta tropical cercanos a la 50 millas por hora, así es que muy pendientes por allá, seguramente que el alto oleaje será extraordinario pero eso es lo que está generando este sistema que comenzó las costas de méxico y que lleva su desplazamiento es el número tres estamos esperando que llegue dora y eugénie le sommer. >> temperaturas al interior 83° el aumento de la temperatura vuelve desde el centro del país y se queda hasta el domingo temperaturas en los 90 más información al volver. >> gracias guillermo. hablemos ahora de covid 19. el país está registrando una disminución del las llamadas muertes excesivas registradas en la pandemia. ¿qué quiere decir todo esto? en los días más críticos de la pandemia la cifra de gente que moría diariamente es tubos sobre lo que las autor

the hailstorm the size of a golf ball scared the people of ottawa in canada .entists blame climate change as the cause of these events in different countries. according to reports, the water level of the largest lake in south america has decreased by 30 cm in the last three months . the bolivian meteorological department has announced that the decrease in the water level of lake titicaca is alarming. drought warning level lake titicaca is located at 3812 meters above the surface of open water, which is one of the highest lakes in the world. this lake is really on the border of peru and bolivia. two months ago, the results of a research showed that more than half of the world's largest lake is dry . in their recent studies, researchers have found that the loss of smell is the first sign of alzheimer's disease in susceptible people. it may be the first sign of memory and thinking disorders the results of this research will help scientists better understand the role of the sense of smell in neurodegeneration, and will also be the basis for future groups aimed at i

restriction has already been commented on by dmitry peskov, according to the presidential press secretary, ottawalways trying to quote run ahead of all western countries. so this time the ministry of culture and barnauka got under the restriction, the leadership of rusatom, tinkoff bank, megafon operator , mts tele2 and beeline, as well as the payment system world , lists of individuals, mainly cultural figures, producer iosif prigozhin, actors ivan okhloba steen singers shaman timati philip kirkorov as well as director nikita mikhalkov yevgeny director of the hermitage mikhail petrovsky, a number of russian companies have already stated that they were ready for such steps from canada , therefore, sanctions, just like washington , will not affect their work in any way, and even more so on end consumers. we now again in the frame from murmansk let's sum up some results. the first thing i would like to draw attention to is the need to complete the coordination of the action plan for the development of the housing energy social infrastructure of these, as well as the settlements of the arctic zones

ammunition, one person was injured as a result of a tornado in canada, in the southern districts of ottawapowerful tornado damaged about 120 houses , reuters reported that the storm also destroyed power lines as a result of which at least 2,000 homes were left without electricity traditionally in the height of the summer season in the carpathian region, children rest and recover among vacationers both frankish residents and immigrants from the frontline territories have free places for recreation among the mountains there are almost no children's camps visited by our carpathian correspondents one of the most popular children's camps in prykarpattia is here. every summer , about a thousand children get better. this year , the camp leaders say, all tickets are sold out because children are traveling in the western region of the country, where it is much calmer than in the southern or eastern regions, and children from the frankiv region chose mountainous places, the geography of this summer is almost the whole of ukraine, well, we accept 200 children each with changes, who have experienced s

the ball-sized hailstorm scared the people of ottawa in canada. climate change scientists from these events in different countries know the wave and unprecedented heat in the united states 140 million americans are involved in this unprecedented heat and took refuge in parks and swimming pools to escape it, but in 44 degrees and 46 degrees in the very hot and humid weather, american officials said that in which the elderly and people with underlying diseases should stay at home and refrain from going out of the house. american meteorologist announced that last month was the hottest month recorded and in this country since 1850 , the average life expectancy in japan decreased for the second year in a row. ministry of health japan announced the average life expectancy of women with approx six months decrease from 2021 to 87 years in 2022. this rate for men has also decreased by five months compared to 2021 to 81 years in 2022 . life has been from trade with taiwan, china in bolivia to the disappearance of four people in the joint exercise between th

and just across the border, whole, jeez, the tornado touching down near ottawa, canada, damaging moren 100 homes and we learned overnight that a total of 11 tornadoes hit the chicago area wednesday night. >> we'll check today's forecast out in just a few moments. >> the man who is in one of the most memorable photos from the january 6th attack on the us capitol has now learned his fate. a judge is sentenced. kyle fitzsimons, a butcher from maine, to seven years in prison. he wound up with a bloody head wound after clashing with police that day. he was convicted on several counts, including attacking officers. one who was forced into retire moment. >> now to a mystery at the white house that may never be solved. who left cocaine in the west wing? the investigation is over, leaving more questions than answers. abc's justin finch is here now with more. justin, what can you tell us this morning? >> well, andrew, good morning. after days of investigating, the secret service says we may never know the identity of that cocaine culprit. but this morning, house speaker kevin mccarthy blasting

dmitry peskov has already commented on the restrictions according to the president's press secretary, ottawag to run ahead of all western countries, this time the ministry of culture and minor sciences fell under restrictions russian management of rusatom, tinkoff bank , megafon operators, mts tele2 and beeline, as well as the mir payment system, lists of individuals, mainly cultural figures, producer iosif prigozhin, actor ivan okhlobystin, singers shaman timati and philip kirkorov a. also, director nikita mikhalkov and general director of the hermitage mikhail petrovsky, a number of russian companies have already stated that they were ready for such steps from canada, therefore sanctions from rivne are exactly like washington. it will not affect their work in any way, and even more so on the final ones. consumers. following canada, the states also imposed new sanctions under the blow hit the leadership of the ministry and large companies , including kalashnikov ceo vladimir lepin, former finance minister alexei kudrin interim, acting governor of the smolensk region, vladimir anokhin, klimo

blinka stressed, one person was injured as a result of a tornado in canada, in the southern regions of ottawarful tornado damaged about 120 houses, reuters reported, the storm also damaged power lines, as a result of which at least 2,000 homes were left without electricity . - a class on how the preparation of a traditional ukrainian delicacy restores injured patients, our correspondents learned , work is boiling in the occupational therapy kitchen during the military months, they make the dough, make the filling, and shape the dumplings. maksym marchenko cuts mushrooms while the husband is waiting for a leg prosthesis. he joined the cooking master class . he has never cooked dumplings. this is the first time i will be making such dumplings, so i am interested in how it all happens. i just kept spending the last time news, so at the moment i am happy with all the processes, even the preparation of some , you know, for the patients of the nezlamni rehabilitation center, they organized a master class on cooking dumplings with cheese and potatoes and all this is according to a proven recipe from

louis vladimir tarasenko decided on his new club for the russian striker signed a contract with ottawaand 5 million dollars before signing. vladimir tarasenko remained one of the most prominent and status players in the nhl free agent market, let me remind you that almost my entire overseas career. vladimir tarasenko spent in st. louis, where he performed for almost 10 years and only the second half of last season. wladimir also lost for new york. ukrainian fencer olga kharlan reacted to her disqualification at the world championships in milan in her social networks , the olympic champion wrote that the rules should be changed in order to comply with the changing world, let me remind you that yesterday olga kharland after her victory over the russian woman anna smirnova in one thirty-second final did not shake hands with her opponent and also threatened smirnov and blocked her path with a saber according to the rules of the international fencing federation, the fight is not considered completed if the opponents did not shake hands, this is a big difference, for example, from tennis, wh

announced by the country's prime minister justin trudeau at the nato summit in vilnius, in addition, ottawa plans to provide kyiv with additional drones the royal sanzhan military college will also use cameras this summer to train the ukrainian military. it is possible that the west would provide stable support to ukraine and not get tired of it - said the previous prime minister of great britain , boris johnson, in an interview with cnn. according to him , the threat of fatigue from ukraine is its biggest enemy after its own russian army boris johnson also added that the victory of the ukrainians is now vital for democracy and freedom in the whole world and there will be no excuses or reasons for delaying the accession the last objection of ukraine in nato was that it would look provocative to vladimir putin, but we have already seen what happens when ukraine is not in nato. so we provoked the worst war in europe in the last 80 years, and french president emmanuel macron would have ordered israel to help ukraine more in the confrontation russian aggression, he noted that there are other un

by the prime minister of the country, justin trudona, at the nato meeting in vilnius, in addition, ottawa plans to provide kyiv with additional drones with cameras, and this summer, the royal sanzhan military college will train the ukrainian military, can do more, the president of france, menuel macron, would like israel to have more helped ukraine in resisting russian aggression, he also noted that there are other un countries that believe in democratic values ​​but have not yet provided much needed equipment to kyiv macron hopes that in the coming months these countries will change their attitude and increase aid . at the same time, the french leader is convinced that the countries of the alliance should also do more for ukraine, especially during its counteroffensive. he also assured that he will continue to be close to the ukrainian people even if it is a war on exhaustion at the nezlamni national center rehabilitate people who lost their sight as a result of the war the first patient partially regained his sight in the hospital they operated on a 37-year-old soldier of the azov regim

job, many of those people who run away from their demo set this down and down there in toronto, in ottawa, in the vancouver in our little cities off in canada. now they also constitute a major vote. the bank of many of these canadian politicians um the us right now. so hold on a 2nd. hold on a 2nd. now you're now you're getting onto the good stuff right now. are you talking about, but of votes voters, a bit of politicking here, that there was so many seeks. now that they could have some sort of influence with the, the political setup, is that what you're saying? a hi, right, i mean you see the influence india in both those old england. now they have a prime minister of indian origin. you'll see, and that kind of must be influenced india and both those have in the us. the ice president of us is also on factory of indian origin. so india in india, in dias for our indian expect periods of fairly rates in these developed countries . did they find the politicians for the elections then pulse matter? not unfortunately, or fortunately down at the maximum presence of being deals and those of the

many of those people who run away from their demo set this down and down there in toronto, in ottawa, in the vancouver in our little cities off in canada. now they also constitute the major vote. the bank of many of these canadian politicians. um, uh so right now, so hold on a 2nd, hold on a 2nd. now you're now you're getting onto the good stuff right now. are you talking about, but of votes voters, a bit of politicking here, that there were so many seeks now that they could have some sort of influence with the, the political setup? is that what you're saying? right, right. i mean, you see the influence india in both those holding and now they have a prime minister of indian origin. you'll see of that kind of a in fluids, india, and both those have in the us. the ice president of us is also a pottery of indian origin. so india in india, in bias for our indian expect periods of fairly rates in these countries. did they find the politicians for the elections then pulse matter? no, unfortunately, or fortunately, you down into the maximum presence of being deals and those of the seats and

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. >> a half dozen republican presidential candidate is flock to ottawa yesterday for the family leadershipt. a week after we found out the states 2024 caucus will be held on the same day as the federal holiday honoring dr. martin luther king junior. the state gop chairman said the committee members voted without considering how the dates coincide. now they're trying to spin it as a tribute to the civil rights icon. take a look at this. >> i think the fact that it is a federal holiday, and i think the fact that, that it, as republicans, we can, we see this as honoring the legacy of martin luther king. >> now i don't have a problem with iowa caucus being hailed on mlk day, it's a great way to remember him. even if they didn't intend on it. and people should be able to vote on a federal holiday. however, it seems to me republicans in the archive state are out of sync with dr. king on many issues. this is a state where republican lawmakers voted to ban critical race theory, making it harder than ever for teachers to educate students about the civil rights movement. and while king was all about

in the capital, ottawa, prime minister justin trudeau hailed the country's diversity, saying the nationassion, engagement, openness, and democracy. the celebration included ceremonies to swear in new citizens around the country. >>> glamorous symbols of 20th century night life are returning to cuba over 60 years after they started to fade. patrick oppmann reports from havana. ♪ >> reporter: throwing a party with 20 musicians for a neon sign may seem like overkill. but repairing and relighting this pre-revolution ice cream shop storefront has been a long time coming. before fidel castro took power, havana was a sea neon. after his 1959 revolution, the government seized all private businesses and as replacement parts became scarce, the signs began to go dark. >> cuba was an early adopter of neon. it rivals paris and new york in neon. >> reporter: adolfo nadal cofounded a small band of u.s. and cuban neon enthusiasts who made it their mission to rescue as many of the signs as possible. >> helps you see the city in a new way, brings back memories of the city. people remember these signs fro

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in the capital, ottawa, prime minister justin trudeau hailed the country's diversity, saying that canadands for compassion, openness, and democracy. the celebration included ceremonies to swear in new citizens around the country. >>> well, there's plenty of rain in nepal. farmers didn't mind the mud. they got down and dirty wrestling and dancing in the paddies as the rice planting season began. it's an annual festival that coincides with the beginning of the monsoon after the fields have been prepared. >>> an artist in lagos, nigeria, and fetching about $10,000 for each of his paintings. but he's no ordinary artist and his art, no ordinary art. as zain asher shows us, his collections really come to life because of a key artistic accent, technology. >> reporter: a singing painting that makes you dance. an art work smoking a cigarette. a colorful painting of a woman that gets butterflies when you sing her praises. these are the works of nigerian visual artist, efe. he's carving a niche for himself at a point where art meets technology. >> we've been seeing paints on canvas. i said, okay, l