warmest temperature in six months. 17 celsius in quebec city.re going to stay above freezing. that said, all the snowfall still on the ground melting very quickly. the storm system that brought in the severe weather brought in very heavy rainfall into portions of southern canada. all of that leading to the flooding that is taking place across parts of quebec. unfortunately, that trend going to continue for a couple more days. the wet weather, the heaviest rainfall, shifts in towards oklahoma, northwestern texas. that's an area of interest for severe weather going into monday afternoon and monday evening. about 3/4 of a million people impacted across this region. lubbock, texas, mainly the area of concern at this point. damaging winds and large hail being the predominant threats. isolated tornadoes possible across the particular region. notice very quiet pattern. look at the time stamp, taken to 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 p.m., the thunderstorms often the most dangerous because it happens at nighttime, people are asleep or unaware what's happening and tha

towards quebec and the city and areas south of that region. flooding will be a concern.ver the next 24 hours. we'll see the system on the move and eventually to the over night hours of tuesday ask wednesday. the system lines up with potent rainfall in the areas you want to least want to see it. flooding will be a concern over the region. i want to touch on exactly what's in store over the next several hours. rainfall amounts not entire will impressive. any time you have persistent flooding any amount will cause problems. the temperatures have been very mild. 13 degrees on mono-. it was 17 on sunday. the critical component is it's above freezing. this is allowing a tremendous amount of snowfall on the ground across the region still 25 to 50 centimeter snow depth. three days of temperatures of 10 degrees to melt. put this together with how much is on the ground. it will take several weeks to melt. and the water will rise continually over several weeks. as you broaden out the perspective. look at how much snow is on the ground. and around the city area and south. that is wh

minority faith communities in the west similar attacks also happened a places of worship in canada is québeccity in twenty seventeen and in pittsburgh pennsylvania in twenty eighteen but these communities refuse to give in to hate and fear standing together worldwide and sharing lessons in the aftermath of tragedy here now to tell us about how their communities have been doing since these attacks in montreal serves a spokeswoman for the national council of canadian muslims rabbi chuck diamond is the former rabbi of the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh pennsylvania and in hamilton new zealand is the spokeswoman for the islamic women's council of new zealand welcome all of you to the stream thank you hello everybody very much i want to show you something that caught our eye as we were just following what was happening in new zealand new zealand is not in the headlines right now international headlines but we got this on twitter as an update from the scene out saturday he's the father who was shot multiple times along feast daughter in the new zealand mosque terrorist attack this sentence h

because of the political dynamic that we had here in quebec so we made progress on some fronts but westill have a lot of work to do to start that healing process i think many of the muslim community members here in our still processing that trauma and i would don't think that healing process has been where we'd like it to be because of the slum a full b. and the climate that continues really is very present and come back. when you talk about this idea of processing trauma. you share what you feel you are comfortable sharing what does that actually mean for those of us who have not been in a tragedy where something has come in to our place of worship at a friend's so i do want to just let the listeners and viewers know that is so i and i wasn't there in quebec city but i was in montreal and i did attend the funeral of the three men that were killed immediately so but i think the shock was also real for us and to be so close in proximity to that and you know what's really interesting or unfortunate for people who go through that term magic experience is that you're you know there's a pa

donna larsen, bbc news, quebec. stay with us on bbc news.ic thiem wins his first barcelona open title, and makes a splash celebrating. nothing, it seems, was too big to withstand the force of the tornado. the extent of the devastation will lead to renewed calls for government help to build better housing. internationally, there have already been protests. sweden says it received no warning of the accident. indeed, the russians at first denied anything had gone wrong. only when radioactivity levels began to increase outside russia were they forced to admit the accident. for the mujahideen, the mood here is of great celebration. this is the end of a 12—year war for them. they've taken the capital, which they've been fighting for for so long. it was 7 o'clock in the morning, the day when power began to pass from the minority to the majority, when africa, after 300 years, reclaimed its last white colony. you're watching the briefing. the headlines: spain's socialists have won most seats in the general election, but fallen short of an absolute ma

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or thirty's in the canadian province of quebec are preparing to ban government employees from wearing religious symbols such as the islamic headscarf or the hit out and the jewish. it's important for us that. all people live in a position where religious i don't think a lot of people feel that in a free society we should be good i'm icing discrimination of our citizens based on religion the proposed ban in quebec covers public workers in positions of authority including schoolteachers we heard from a citizen journalist and a muslim woman whose plans to become a teacher in canada are now under threat. we're already having a lot of manifestation resending petitions we're talking to politicians lawyers so that this can even come into law a lot of movements are going on right now so that disk can become a lot because it's it's going to set a very bad precedent however if this does become a lot then a lot of religious minorities will leave the province and will have to find more safe and inclusive place where they can work as they want to live as they want to know the state and seeing well

should be legitimizing discrimination of our citizens based on religion while this proposed ban in quebec covers public workers in positions of authority including school teaches we heard from a citizen journalist and a muslim woman who plans to become a teacher in canada but no she's having second thoughts. we're already having a lot of manifestation we're standing petitions we're talking to a politician's lawyers so that this can even come into law a lot of movements are going on right now so that disk can become a lot because it's it's going to set a very bad precedent however if this does become a lot then a lot of religious minorities will leave the province and we'll have to find more safe and inclusive place where we can work as they want to live as they want to know this they can see well you know the state has to be secular you can wear headscarves wherever you want but if you represent a state like the police officer or jarvis or a teacher in a public school because people teach in private schools. but if you teach in a public school you represent a state you have to wear and yo

the provinces of ontario, new brunswick and quebec are worst affected.llowing heavy rainfall. caroline rigby has the details. this is the result of heavy rains and melting snow. spring flooding in eastern canada has already affected thousands of people and properties. this dam at bell's falls in quebec is dangerously overcapacity and authorities have ordered anybody downriver to evacuate but such warnings come too late for the residents of one town near montreal. more than 6.5 thousand people were forced to leave their homes after floodwaters reached eye to sending a five foot surge of water crashing through the area. the canadian capital 0ttawa through the area. the canadian capital ottawa and montreal are among the places which are declared states of emergency. and hundreds of soldiers have been deployed to the most hard—hit regions as residents do what they can to shore up their houses. my basement is flooding because the power is out as of today. my backyard is planning —— flooding, too, because of the swamp. canada's prime minister has visited some

down on armed groups at least one person has died in canada after a heavy floods in the province of quebec more than a thousand homes have been damaged and hundreds of families have had to be evacuated hundreds of troops from the canadian armed forces are helping communities . well those are the headlines on ellen is there i'll have another full news bulletin for you in just under thirty minutes coming up next as up front but may the house i'm. counting the cost it's been called the trojan horse why a russian banks moved to hungary is picking up a. populist governments threatening the independence of central banks and is it the end of the runway project airways counting the cost. on up front today we'll speak with the award winning bangladeshi photo journalist and activist shot at all of on his recent imprisonment and the political climate under prime minister sina but first it's the biggest crisis of our time climate change but how do we tackle it or is it too late. climate change is ravaging our planet last year thousands of deaths were linked to heat waves and wildfires while millions o

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the premier of quebec saying maybe we need to move the homes.c response but maybe the way things have to go in the future. a reminder that you can catch all of our interviews on the function tv . from toronto and new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ . >> let's get the first word. president trump said nobody my orders a reference o special counsel robert mueller's report in which they ignored his orders. he said it during easter egg record about the mueller report. also asked whether was worried about impeachment a point amongst some democrats. his reply, not even a little bit. sri lanka's u.n. ambassador use speeds m to esponsibly because of the bombings there after the government shut down those sites country.e officials fear the spread of nflammatory content could provoke more bloodshed. t least 290 died and 500 injured. officials blame a local jihadist group. he turkish president faces rebelli rebellion in party f

canada's prime minister visiting a region in quebec today to help fill sandbags, quebec's public security department says as of this afternoon about 1900 homes across the province were flooded and more than 500 people have been forced from their homes. authorities say rain forecasted over the next coming days combined with more melting snow could further raise the water levels in that region. >>back here in the bay area drugs hazardous materials and other dangerous debris that's what today has said the department conducted a sweep of abandoned boats in the estuary, our forcefully to call reports the operati i grant. >>with help from the alameda police department oakland police officers spent the day making passes through the oakland estuary and holing away abandoned and dilapidated votes either left at public peers or found anchored off the shore these are boats that we've identified over the course of 6 months even up to a year the us coast guard also helped out this operation is paid for by a $50,000 state grant the oakland police department received this year. officer calais olb know i

donna larsen, bbc news, quebec.da, but what's happening here? sorry about that. we have cloud towards western areas of the uk. that is bringing some outbreaks of rain but for many of us at the moment, it is dry and bright, plenty of sunny spells. that is the scene at the moment in birmingham. look at the green trees. for the rest of the day, we continue with reigning south—west england into west wales and across northern ireland. elsewhere, sunshine will be continuing. perhaps cloud around the eastern areas in the afternoon. through tonight, we will see a bit of cloud returning across eastern areas of scotland down the eastern side of england, and we will continue with that rain affecting northern ireland. that will gradually work its way further eastwards. going to tuesday, for most it will be another dry day. there will be some cloud in the morning across eastern parts. there will be sunny spells developing here. increasing cloud across western scotland, wales and the south—west of england, with patchy rain starti

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charleston, pittsburgh, quebec, new zealand, now our own poway, california. no one should ever fear going to their place of worship. hate continues to fuel horrific and cowardly affects violence across our state, country, and world. it must be called out. california stands with poway. somebody who has stand there in poway all afternoon is knsd affiliate reporter ramon galindo. i believe we have ramon galindo on the ground. ramon, can you hear me? >> reporter: yes. i am here. we are still out here outside of the chabad community center here in poway. we're hoping to get another briefing from law enforcement, but as the reporter in the earlier package mentioned, four people shot, one of them fatally. unfortunately a woman did die. three other people being treated right now at the hospital, two men and an underaged girl. the suspect, a 19-year-old man taken into custody already. multiple law enforcement sources have confirmed to us that the suspect is 19-year-old josh. the earnest. the synagogue was packed with people. he sped off after the shooting. an off-duty

most eligible voters have fallen the muslim independent movement as quebec call for a boycott. like most they are muslims. they say that they are oppressed by india's hindu-nationalist government. >> they will stop you without any reason. if you ask why, he will beat you. we have no right to ask anything. it seems like a city under siege. there is one soldier for every 10 residents. the most nil's region in the world but even the army cannot prevent attacks. in february, a suicide bomber killed 40 soldiers. india has accused pakistan of sparking terror. >> -- they are all being arrested. on top of exercises, that people feel free, safe, and encouraged to come out. >> vos -- most kashmiri voted with their feet. >> germany is calling for an emergency meeting of the un security council to discuss a surge in fighting in the capital. forces loyal to the commander are trying to seize control of the city frorom the internationally recognized libyan government. two have been killed since the offense began. images of war intended to demonstrate the power of the troops. it shows that the

five kilometer walk from gatineau quebec to city hall in autumn while it was approximately seven thousand people participating. many natives many non-natives there was different church groups and civic groups people just bringing their families out to participate and support the native americans. by the time the commission's work ended almost seven years later that we had established the credibility of the commission not only in the eyes of survivors but in the eyes of the country the truth and reconciliation commission has brought an image of canada forward that now enclose this history. the national center for truth and reconciliation was created by the truth and reconciliation commission in order to preserve. all of the materials that were collected under the mandate to the tier see. more than just preserving these materials and survivors right across the country of asked us to ensure that their statements and the other material that was collected finds their way into the hands of educators into the hands of researchers so we have a very important and critical role in continuing to exp

. >> the huge storm gave us the rainfall in theth norst and northern new england in quebec combined with the snow moment. let'so move the area of this week. not too bad, but late tonight, thunderstorms are brewing in north texas. as we go through tuesday, isolated strong storms towards dallas and tuesday night and wednesday, a large area of heavy rain in the central portion of the state. we will have ane combi total of about two to four inches. watch out for isolated flash flooding later in the week. it's a quiet day for much of the country. watch out for the rainn iw england. here's a closer look at the day ahead. a nice day in the southeast, florida looksood throughout many areas. the clouds and the wane will be pushing into texaslong with mild temperatures. 82 in dallas. a chance of thunderstorms later tonight. the forecast will focus on the south and it's thatime ofear where we have up and down temperatures. we will talk about that. >>anth. the most pampered pooches in the world took to the stage for the beverly hills dog show. theanines strutted their stuff along the doggy red carpe

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nearly 5, 500 homes in quebec under water. the prime minister helped fill sandbags as part of canada are seeing the worst flooding in years. montreal's mayor says the situation is stable and warns everyone to remain on alert as weather conditions could lead to more flooding. >>> there's chronic flooding in the u.s., as well. >> right now the state of louisiana using federal funds for an experiment that could turn into the blueprint of dealing with some call climate refugees. cnbc's diana olick explains. >> reporter: at a small church meeting house, in a small louisiana farm town, a small community is making a very big decision. >> the option to purchase has been signed, signed today. >> reporter: the community up to 40 homes is moving together to higher ground. the state of louisiana is using federal funds to purchase land, build new homes, demolish the flood damaged homes and turn this neighborhood into wetlands. so you will knock down the houses and these, as well? >> right. >> pat forbes who administers community developmen

risingrs floodwa near quebec put lives in dangerme. areas of montreal are under a state of emergency. >> a similar i scenen northern mozambique. it was hit by a cyclone four days o, and a lot of communities are now under water and witho power. five people were killed had the cyclone hit. it had a wend strh of a category-four hurricane. we call them hurricanes here, they call them cyclones in other parts of the world. >>> less thanilwo days unt may, and it snowed in the windy city over the weekend. yikes. some areas of chicago saw up to eight inches of snow. goodness.ra and freezing . adding insult to injury for the residents there, the snowstorm came after a week of warm, summer-like weather. >> that's why april is one of the cruelest of all the months. >> it's crazy. you can have summer-like weather and then snow -- >> in all fairness, it is chicago. y 1996.dfather pass fri we were in massachusetts for his funeral in april and had 21 inches of snow. >> 21? >> yeah. that was the middle of april in massachusetts. not completely outside

one it's a long way north for you see the back end of it is still cold enough for a bit of snow in quebec and rain out into the front of worries in that part of calendar that is all gone quiet in the next system you pick up in the midwest is this one here still called the for a little bit of snow not much mostly it's a rain story and it's warm again and does warm but with that feed of increasing the moist back towards the pacific coast all looks quiet that's quite a surprise as well as a runner from sesay to sunday there is more snows pretty across from the west and kind of down towards the northern rockies in the cascades and that system that was over the midwest is drunk drove in and moved eastwards towards the atlantic seaboard but the tail which might suggest a few showers song become a bit pokey from texas again towards georgia but nothing to think too dangerous to the south end first of all the back end of that cold front means a few showers the bahamas for us in cuba and probably pass the yucatan as well if that is quite a scattering of showers now on a daily basis anywhere from ja

also has the material particularly in quebec so it's not clear. how this could play into the liberal strategy because they have they have to think of the election now so it's not even a matter of just to do the resigning it's will he run again. at this point and i mean without some of the aides he's had to get rid of like but for example his main secretary and adviser he's a weakened strategically justin trudeau says he was protecting jobs but how much of that do you think is down to playing to the public for a bit of damage control. i've believe he truly did think he was saving jobs i mean there since eleven is a huge company it's one of the world's largest construction firms so there is that and i think the company has threatened to move they have their documents suggesting was going to move to the united states if this prosecution continued and there was a way to allow the prosecution to be deferred so not fully perhaps into that in the spirit of the law but there was a mechanism that could have been used and that's what wilson are able refused

quit the cabinet, saying they had been put under pressure not to prosecute a construction company in quebece liberal caucus. the trust of previously existed between these two individuals and our team has been broken. whether it's taping conversations without consent or repeatedly expressing a lack of confidence in our government and in me personally as leader, has clear that ms wilson—raybould and doctor philpott can no longer remain part of our liberal team. prime minister trudeau. 250 years since human stepped on the moon, ——to mark 50 years. new york's hudson river museum is hosting a show, looking at how it's been portrayed in american art. we took a tour with chief curator laura vookles. the moon is never there by accident. so if it's there it's a very thoughtful thing that the artist has done. we all have a romantic notion of the moon. so you see a moon there and, all of a sudden, you might ask yourself some questions, like: was the artist really outside? what are they thinking? do they just want a source of light for this landscape? or am i supposed to think it is midnight? am i supp

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one it's a long way north for you see the back end of it is still cold enough for a bit of snow in quebec and rain out into the federer he's in that part of calendar that is all gone quiet in the next system you pick up in the midwest is this one here still called the for a little bit of snow not much mostly it's a rain story and it's warm again and does warm but with a feed of increasing the moist back towards the pacific coast all looks quiet that's quite a surprise as well as a runner from the south say to sunday there is more snow is pretty across from the west and kind of down towards the northern rockies in the cascades and that system that was over the midwest is graunt drove in and moved eastwards towards the atlantic seaboard but the tail which might suggest a few showers song become a bit pokey from texas again towards georgia but nothing to think too dangerous to the south end first of all the back end of that cold front means a few showers the bahamas for us in cuba and probably pass the yucatan as well if that is quite a scattering of showers now on a daily basis anywhere fro

they were put under pressure not to prosecute a quebec construction company.er nipsey russell has been arrested. it is claimed the vic and the suspect knew each other. nipsey russell was shot in los angeles on sunday, and he is 33. 0f thailand's military government has given northern promises —— provinces seven days to clean up. over the last few weeks, northern thailand has been one of the most polluted places on the planet. the haze has been caused by smoke from forest fires and farmers burning fields to clear their land. some sad news from australia. 0ne some sad news from australia. one of ince harry's biggest fans, 99—year—old daphne dunne, passed away, just days after getting a birthday card from prince harry and his wife. she featured heavily in prince harry's trips to the country and said she had a very special friendship with the prince. in brunei, they have just made adultery and gay sex in the country illegal and gay sex in the country illegal and by death. those found guilty could face whipping or stoning. in 2014, brunei became the first country i

parts of the country tens of thousands of residents have been evacuated in ottawa and the cities of québecon taria and montreal so far flooding has caused at least two hundred seventy million dollars worth of damage prime minister justin trudeau has warned residents to expect more extreme floods due to climate change. members of the algerian diaspora in france of health protests against algeria is ruling elite for the tenth week in a row thousands of people took to the streets of paris on sunday president abdul aziz beautifully stepped down earlier this month after twenty years ruling algeria and weeks of mass demonstrations which if legal was replaced as interim president by abdul qadeer ben sala who has pledged to hold elections in july and sollars also been facing demands by demonstrators to resign. well elsewhere turnout has been low in parliamentary elections where there's a choice of just two political parties both of which a loyal to the president the first time in thirty years there's not a single opposition candidate on the ballot five years ago voters in a small west african stat

authorities in the canadian province of quebec are preparing to ban government employees from wearing religious symbols such as the islamic headscarf the jab or the jewish caper however the country's prime minister justin trudeau seems to have a different stance on the issue it's imperative for the ssion don't wear religious and i don't think a lot of people feel that in a free society we should be regionalized thing discrimination of our citizens based on religion the proposed banning covers public workers in positions of authority including school teachers we spoke to citizen journalist bernard this and marc webb who plans to become a teacher in caliber nose and second thoughts. we are already having a lot of manifestation resending petitions we're talking to. lawyers so that this can even come into law a lot of movements are going on right now so that disc can become a law because it's it's going to set a very bad precedent however if this does become a lot then a lot of religious minorities will leave the province and will have to find more safe and inclusive place where they can

. >>> now to a daring and heartwarming rescue in quebec, canada.ollie jumped in to save this chihuahua. the driver is backing up her suv as the pooch makes his way across the snowy path. the brave collie darts in, and as you see there, he quickly snatches his friend before disaster hits. the dog's owner feared she had crushed her pet, but everyone and everything and every pet is fine this morning. >> and that is fantastic video. that dog knew exactly what to do. >> nice save there. >> yes, absolutely. >>> up next in "the pulse," the first reviews of the new "game of thrones" episode, and we promised no spoilers. >> none. >>> and one-on-one with the "star wars" episode nine. the one word being used to describe the movie. >>> plus, a man sues his parents over what they did to his adult film collection. ♪ corey is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women with hormone receptor-positive her

quit the cabinet, saying they had been put under pressure not to prosecute a construction company in quebecilpott are no longer members of the liberal caucus. the trust that previously existed between these two individuals and our team has been broken. whether it's taping conversations without consent, or repeatedly expressing a lack of confidence in our government, and in me personally, as leader, it's become clear that ms wilson—raybould and dr philpott can no longer remain part of our liberal team. still to come: 50 years after humans first stepped on the moon, a new exhibition celebrates our nearest celestial neighbour in an exhibition. the accident that happened here was of the sort that can at worst produce a meltdown. in this case the precautions worked, but they didn't work quite well enough to prevent some old fears about the safety features of these stations from resurfacing. the republic of ireland has become the first country in the world to ban smoking in the workplace. from today, anyone lighting up in offices, businesses, pubs and restaurants will face a heavy fine. the presi

this it will never stop as a maze of clear cut the line and that's the last we heard of the fate of quebec that we can. do for those who salute ski you know like a sort of had a lot of power look you know he was the chief of staff at the defense ministry of one and control the hutu militias and the presidential guard if we didn't see some officers wanted was sort of to take power because. it almost seemed as though they'd been planning for this for a long time. indeed it is a victory party but others were against it. if you quote. an april eighth or a london caretaker government was assembled at the french embassy. the new prime minister was john come monday a banker and technocrat brought him to board but we will win the war against the time not i would be because with the support of the people the number of them. and we will defeat them. about being. i knew immediately to that office was in danger i'm delighted does who live there we knew. they would be attacked. and this was the demitted for us so the immediate thing they thought of was three fourths of the. to reinforce their now wasn'

the water overflows exactly what's happened in a place called bird's feet which is east of quebec these are all the result a sudden floods not from rain just from the river overflowing i think it's a bit amusing this river is called the show da which french means boy that this is a cold pot accountability here that's what it's called currently of course there's still potential for more snow to fall over into fall so it can only add to the problem with what's happening in canada in the u.s. the story is one of we would think more tornadoes but not immediately what's developing here in texas is certainly developing storm system that could repeat what happened only a few days ago as it moves slowly eastwards at the moment there is hail folding in texas and oklahoma and heavy rain in kansas the whole lot therefore is moving eastwards will take the same risk of severe thunderstorms was rain hail and if you're really unlucky and it's possible tornadoes. right rob thank you very much still ahead on al-jazeera morning a former president and the room apparently he took his own life to avoid arre

twenty eight but up to the north we're still talking about single digits for ontario as well as into québecwell plenty of rain is going to be in the forecast here across parts of the bahamas as well as in the turks and caicos even cuba dominican republic will see some rain as well things do improve as we go towards wednesday particular down here towards the south but center domingo it is going to be a nice day at thirty but rain in the forecast for costa rica and panama with a temperature of thirty one degrees and then very quickly across one is that it's going to remain cloudy here on tuesday across the area cool for you at seventeen degrees but we are looking at better conditions by the time we get to wednesday at nineteen up towards us and it is going to be a nice day with rain in the afternoon at twenty five and rio de janeiro it is going to be a warm day for you and twenty nine degrees as well. capturing a moment in time. not shots of all the law. inspiring documentaries from impassioned to make an. al-jazeera a university degree to be a doctor or a teacher but without any study or exa