quebec is strong. quebec is very strong.o knows, perhaps one day a strong quebec will decide, i have an idea of what we would like. we know what we want that decision to be but we do not know when that will happen. in the meantime, it is our duty to put forward and highlight the interests of quebec every single day and we must expect that later tonight or tomorrow, maybe in some cases on wednesday, we will have to look again at the results as they progress in this election, because for now, we have to start the same conversations that were suspended when the collaboration became part of the exercise. results will only be known later and in another forum i will have an opportunity to comment on them. i want to extend my thanks to all of quebec and activists. we still have great things to achieve together and we have the team to do it. thank you very much. [applause] >> tonight holding his own in quebec but not improving his situation. we have heard from several parties and normally we would hear from one more before hearing f

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it became a political tool against quebec.came eight tool to say quebec is this and that and racist and xenophobic and all of that instead of opening a discussion. trying to find a solution, consulting experts, discussing with the first nations themselves. it became this city against this other white society. we built nothing so the words became toxic. >> where do we go from there? >> we need to discuss that on the quiet stage. versus being aggressive. >> your next question? quick canada has more children in government custody then at the height of residential schools. new legislation takes the onus and puts it on the first nation communities to bring their kids back. cleaning up the mess that canada has created. those children have to be brought back to all of those same problems that still exist before apprehension. what would you do to make sure that poverty and trauma issues are addressed? >> thank you for that question. we mentioned not that long ago in one of our statements that the residential school system have been re

when the army came and quebec, what did they say, they did not say quebec has not done enough to takets seniors, they said they lacked resources. >> thank you, mr. blanchet. mr. trudeau, i'm sorry, you've had the most time tonight. we are moving on to our final journalist. i'm welcoming evan loman from ctv news. is going to be putting questions to on covid recovery, starting with mr. singh. reporter: mr. singh, i will start with you. your pandemic recovery plan is -- you know plan owns the books. you plan to take your expensive promises -- taxing the super and corporations. what specifically would you do to create the one million jobs you are promising and make sure canada stays competitive? mr. singh: we have the only credible plan that is not going to cut health to canadians come up put the burden back on the ones who struggle. where the only ones in this debate table that state clearly we would tax the billionaires, make sure companies like amazon start paying their fair share so we can invest in those two jobs, investing people. list the mr. trudeau and mr. o'toole, they are going

it became a political tool against quebec.came a tool to say quebec is this and that and racist and xenophobic and all of that instead of opening a discussion, trying to find solutions, consulting experts, discussing with the first nations themselves. it became this against this other one. we build nothing. the words became toxic. >> where do we go from here? discussing all of that -- >> discussing all of that, the aggressive as this debate has gone. >> this a question for you, ms. paul. canada has more children in government custody than at the height of residential schools. child welfare legislation takes the onus and puts at on the first nation communities to -- puts it on the first nation committees. children are going to have to be brought back to the same problems that still exist. what would you do in the house of commons to make sure poverty and trauma issues are addressed? >> thank you very much for that question and absolutely. we mentioned not that long ago in one of our statements that the residential school system

a quebec first party that runs canada's only in quebec. and a new party pulling around 5% or 6%. their support is a bit scattered across the country, and it is not here they will win any seats, although their percentage of voters may look significant. it is a first pass the post single to strict mandate, much like the u.s. house of representatives, so if it is not a concentrated vote, you may not have anything. host: let's talk to joe, i republican. caller: i'm hoping canada and the united states would join as one nation. i am really hoping so. i think that would save a lot of money on the u.s. side, from pharmaceuticals and things like that, and it would probably save canada on food. they buy a lot of food from the united states. host: christopher sands, go through the history of u.s. and canada separation. guest: this is one of those separated at birth stories, and a way. if you go back to 1770's, there were a number of colonies north of the border, including nova scotia in 1707, new brunswick and prince edward island, quebec and ontario, and a small vancouver colony that appea

canada's political parties, including prime minister justin trudeau, take part in a two hour debate in quebec ahead of the september 20 federal election, live tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span. you can also watch online at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> attorney general merrick garland announced the justice department will sue the state of texas over its law banning abortions after six weeks of pregnancy. the attorney general says the texas law is clearly unconstitutional. [camera shutters] >> good afternoon. last week after the supreme court allowed texas senate bill 8 to take effect, i said that the justice department was evaluating all options to protect the constitutional right of women and other persons. today, after careful assessment of the facts and the law, the justice department has filed a lawsuit against the state of texas. our position is set out in detail in our complaint, as follows. sp eight bands nearly all abortions in the state after six weeks of pregnancy, before many women even know they are pregnant and months before a pregnancy is viable. it does

was cobit related protests from the schools and medical facilities, but critics called the binding quebec and infringement of civil liberties. less than a year after coming to office, joe biden approval rating slum following a raft of questionable policies with us president now less popular than his predecessor likely future rival, donald trump, with germany set to choose his next chance or this weekend of the 16 years of anglo merkel at the helm, we the get now special election coverage. ah . hello friday evening, and he ramos, my name is called him bray. welcome to you with news from arte international. first for you. then katelyn, separately to call us pushed him all has been released from custody, but will remain on the italian island of saw denise until saturday to face judges as his extradition trial is still pending. it comes off of the former president of the capital store as he was arrested on thursday in italy. something that became possible after he was stripped of immunity as a european parliament mp. he's wanted on a range of charges including the district and has sorts been

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but critics, coal, the bond in quebec, an infringement of civil liberty. less than a year off to coming to office, jo biden's approval ratings salaam following a raft of questionable policies with the us president no less popular than, than his predecessor unlikely. future rival, donald trump, with germany said to choose its next chancellor this weekend off to 16 years of anglo merkel at the how we begin our special election coverage. boy, ah, i've ever been to russia who's out international with me, kevin. oh, in life, my will. des, edge q this friday, and as you heard, and i think we go to life pictures here and what they are, but i'm glad to find out the thing conflicting report so. so the catalog separatists lead to colors proves one's legal situation in italy. right guys, you're going to tell me these live pictures in from where i'm seeing here. i believe it college it is his hair colors. please come on in the middle of that scrum, his lawyer and clarify development set this afternoon by saying the politician will be released from custody later friday. well, it looks no one's brief

the critics called the ban and quebec and infringement of civil liberty. that's the us, the president now less popular than his predecessor and possible future arrival from germany set to choose its next chancellor. this weekend. after 16 years of angular merkel of the helm, we begin our special election covering ah, hello lived from moscow. this is all the international world news. after 11, i'm calling bright 1st sent to spain, and the former president of the catalonia region has been released from italian custody colors put him on, was detained on thursday, under an arrest warrant from spain, which has been pursuing the separatist later, for nearly 4 years. for his role in an outlawed independent referendum, the rest was possible because pushed him on had been stripped of immunity as a european parliament mt. he's wanted on a range of charges including sedition. hundreds gathered in barcelona or outside the italian consulate earlier to protest the detention on demand. his release demonstrate was also took to the streets of the capital and capital, any o

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province outlaws cobit related protests near schools and medical facilities for critics call the banning quebec and infringement of civil liberties . less than a year and office jo biden's approval rating slums following a raft of divisive policies. but the president now less popular than his predecessor and possible future rival, donald trump, with germany set to choose its next chancellor this weekend after 16 years of anglo merkel of the help we get now special election coverage. ah, i was just midnight in moscow now. saturday, the 25th of september, i'm calling bray with the world news this weekend from out the international. first, the former president of spain's catalonia region has been released from italian custody colors put. mom was detained on thursday under an arrest warrant from spain, which has been pursuing the separate his lead. if in any 4 years for his role in an outlawed independence referendum, the arrest was possible because pushed him all had been stripped of immunity as a european parliament tempe. he's wanted on a range of charges including sedition. hundreds gathered in

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there is a transmission line that will deliver hydropower from quebec to new york city.t has taken 10 years to get approval. joining me now is the man behind that deal. >>>> thanks for having me on. alix: 10 years as a long time, what is the project and how long will it take and what will it do for new york city? >> we are proud to be part of the carbon free future. it's 1250 megawatts and to put that into perspective, that's just over 20% of new york city's average daily power use. it removes 3.9 million metric tons of carbon dioxide which is equivalent to removing 44% of the vehicles off new york city streets and we are doing 1400 union jobs to build this line. alix: why hydropower? if the wind stopped blowing, they couldn't get natural gas because there was a power cable that broke. how will hydro power fix that? >> when the wind is not going in the sun is not shining, you've got hydro that's available 24 hours per day, seven days per week around-the-clock. our perspective was, we should not be using irmo power when the wind is not blowing in the sun is not shining, l

south side schools in quebec's largest city, montreal, the head of the province that his patience had reached its limits after some rallied across the country turn violent to contribute. lauren chen and lawyer julius grey look at the reactions to the moon. according to premier le go, this bill is necessary because he alleges that protesters could be intimidating or preventing access to students and patients. not everybody is in favor of this proposal though, and some are claiming that it would be a violation of free speech and freedom of assembly. the problem is that i cannot see why such a laws not because if the demonstration is violent or culture was loud, it can already disperse, under the criminal code and under various municipal law. so there's absolutely no reason for it because i think they want to stop the message from being late. and if that's the case, then it's a very serious, controversial contravention of the charge. and for anyone who does believe that such a law would infringe on the canadian charter of rights and freedoms, which does guarantee freedom of assembly and

well, the lord has follow a number of answered faxing side schools in quebec largest city, montreal. the state premier said that his patients had reached its limits after some of the rallies that had her update across the country turn violent the school commentator. now if he contributor going chen, according to premier le go, this bill is necessary because he alleges that protesters could be intimidating or preventing access to students and patients. i understand, but it is difficult to restrict the right to protest, but frankly, there are limits. we must spare our children, those who are sick and the work is in the health network who take care of our loved ones during a pandemic that affects them all. this raises a number of questions for beckers. if a protester is for the vaccine, but simply opposes mandates, for example, would that be classified as an anti vaccine protest and therefore banned by this law? and for anyone who does believe that such a law would infringe on the canadian charter of rights and freedoms, which does guarantee freedom of assembly and freedom of speech. re

so the canadian province of quebec has outlawed coven related rallies in the schools and medical and vaccination facilities. the bill claims to protect children and health workers from what it calls the dangerous impact of demonstrations that critics warn. instead, it denies people's rights to protest. the law bands, demonstrations that all their incitement within 50 meters of schools and clinics. offend this phase thousands of dollars in fines if they do. medical and school staff are still allowed to protest in their work places, respect simply the law follows a number of anti vaccine protest outside schools in quebec's largest city, montreal, the head of the province said his patients had reached his limit after some of the rallies of the reps, it turned violent across the country. he contributed lauren chen and lawyer julius grey look at the reactions to the bill for us next. then. according to premier le go, this bill is necessary because he alleges that protesters could be intimidating or preventing access to students and patients. not everybody is in favor of this proposal thou

want to be free from central rule, from a dread enough, uneasy morning, the canadian province of quebec. as i know of cobra related rallies and schools, medical and vaccination facilities, that bill claims to protect children and health workers from what it calls the dangerous impact of demonstrations. critics, they warn it does deny people's rights in protest. when the law does span demonstrations or their incitement within 50 meters of schools in clinics, offenders the face to face of dollars in fines, low medical and school staff are still allowed to protest in the work ice that all follows a number of anti vaccine protest outside schools in quebec, the largest city, montreal ahead of the province, said his patients had reached its limits. after some of the rallies had have ruptured across the country, turn violent marty contributor or enchanted lawyer. julius grey breakdown reactions to the bail. according to premier le go, this bill is necessary because he alleges that protesters could be intimidating or preventing access to students and patients. not everybody is in favor of this

the canadian province in quebec has i, lord, covert related rallies, new schools, medical and vaccination facilities. the bill claims to protect children and health workers from what it calls the dangerous impact of demonstrations. critic school. no, it denies people's right to protest, but the state premier said that demonstrators have gone too far. i understand, but it is difficult to restrict the right to protest, but frankly there are limits. we must spare our children. those who are sick and the work is in the health network, who take care of our loved ones during a pandemic that affects them all. well that all bands, demonstrations or fair incitement within 50 meters of schools and clinics offend in the face, thousands of dollars in fines. medical and school staff are still allowed to protest in the workplace where the law follows a number of antique vaccine protest side schools in quebec largest city, montreal. the head of the province said his patients had reached his limit after some of the rallies that have erupted across the country turn violent, or he contributor, burn chen an

conservative area, no to in an expected close race. majority vans join us live now for montreal in quebec. jody said this election has been called 2 years early, big concerns over koby, 900. how important is the vote to turn out? we expect in you know, it is interesting just this room is very indicative of cobra. 1900 election typically here at the federal liberal party headquarters for election night. it would have supporters signs and celebration anticipation, and there is no one, but that podium will have federal, liberal leader jumped into added at some point either for an acceptance speech, a concession speech, or we will wait for balance to be counted because the interesting piece in a covert 19 election call, or male and ballots, or advanced pulling 7000000 canadians voted prior to today today's election day 20000000 more are eligible to vote today. lots of votes to be counted. and as you mentioned, the polls will close from east to west, across the time zones in canada, and we'll get an idea of how things are unfolding. certainly on august 15th, when justin pseudo called this now

later, canadian party leaders participate in a two hour debate in quebec ahead of the september 20 elections. host: jessica dulong, your book "saved at the seawall" is out in paperback in time for the 20 anniversary of 9/11. that's almost a generation in time. what have you learned about grief and processing grief in the span of 20 years? guest: so much. i feel like we are getting an advanced level course right now and soon to be really challenged on that front. all the experts in grief are really expecting a tsunami of grief will rise. typically speaking, i was writing ace -- writing a story about this, about grief and that it takes folks arriving in a place with some kind of safety before they can start to grieve. which means we are shifting out of the worst part of the pandemic, hopefully, and people will be getting some semblance of what normal life will be now. that is when we can really expect the grief to hit. this is something i have been reading a lot about and listening to podcasts and going onto to podcasts about grief. i have learned that the only way forward is to not disregard

at the provinces, the ontario, quebec, to major provinces, control the agenda where they go with how, what forms the government and if, if anybody is feeling like they don't want of a liberal, they're going to vote, and the p conservatives are going to yahoo! thank you very much. so if i wonder what, what a conservative mean for the rest of the world, canada interact differently with a, with a, remain in the paris accord. how would, how would it change things for the rest of the world? i think it would change things significantly. aaron, a tool has committed to the parish agreement, which we now know is outdated. based on the last i pcc report which suggested targets should be much higher. and every tool has paid a lot of his foreign policy plans and also general climate plans to that of partners. you know, they say that they own only increase their carbon price if the united states and the european union does the same thing, for example. so it will be a very different canada under a conservative leadership. but if i might add to something that george said, if we're seeing confused a

millimeters of rain and we see this batch of what weather over the st lawrence river valley on friday in quebec, off toward the west. we've got rain pivoting in toward central and northern parts of british columbia sunny. however, for vancouver with a high of 20 degrees and look, there is some on sooner moisture, sneaking in to parts of arizona, southern sections, phoenix drive with a high of 36 season. the the world's lungs are being seized. the amazon rain forest is diminishing the rate of 2 football pitcher a minute to meet the market insatiable appetite for logging mining and farming. as both scenarios, government seek to relax conservation laws and increased production indigenous communities on the brink of extinction. no, it's the bite of their life. people empower brazil's amazonian battle on al jazeera, the native, as it breaks. millions of people who are filled with uncertainty about what will happen with the economy, with hurting their lives, with detailed coverage. career is hoping china will use its considerable influence over north korea to bring it back to the negotiating table fr

>> this guy's unusual van modification drew the attention of youtubers in quebec.ptured him pouring a beer from one of two taps built into the side of his rv. i thought pimp my ride was -- >> we're going to put a beer tap on the side of the car. you like beer? unfortunately, they say they missed the opportunity to try some of the guy's suds themselves. i don't know if you want to try that in the u.s. >> you think that's an ipa? pilsner? >> i think it's motor oil. >>> finally to bonnie the bunny's basketball skills. >> wait, what? >> yes, i actually said that. bonnie has become such a fan that she's taken to playing it with her owners in dublin. >> her owners say she is a free spirit and very friendly. >> like space jam three. >> as long as you roll the ball to her she'll get it back to you and roll it back to see if she can. i saw around the internet a >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the series, "fbi," jeremy sisto. and a performance from singer-songwriter, cam. plus, what does a beard and a bunch of pencils have in common? find out when

a quebec first party that runs canada's only in quebec. and a new party pulling around 5% or 6%. support is a bit scattered across the country, and it is not here they will win any seats, although their percentage of voters may look significant. it is a first pass the post single to strict mandate, much like the u.s. house of representatives, so if it is not a concentrated vote, you may not have anything. host: let's talk to joe, i republican. caller: i'm hoping canada and the united states would join as one nation. i am really hoping so. i think that would save a lot of money on the u.s. side, from pharmaceuticals and things like that, and it would probably save canada on food. they buy a lot of food from the united states. host: christopher sands, go through the history of u.s. and canada separation. guest: this is one of those separated at birth stories, and a way. if you go back to 1770's, there were a number of colonies north of the border, including nova scotia in 1707, new brunswick and prince edward island, quebec and ontario, and a small vancouver colony that appears a b

florida plate of quebec fox tango golf zero 3. the van turned right onto main street from moon flower market and headed north onto main street. >> so, just ahead on the program, how this late piece -- the bigger picture and fits into it in the search for brian laundrie. we begin, though, with the breaking news from washington. it is unfolding at the start of a critical week for democrats to either turn big pieces of president biden's domestic agenda into law or fail to and deliver themselves and the president into a world of political pain. they are working against a thursday deadline to reach agreement on what's in legislation that would, if passed, greatly expand the social-safety net with items like universal pre-k for kids, paid maternity leave, and medicare, dental coverage, potentially in the mix. but if there is no agreement which requires support from moderate house and senate democrats, house progressives could end up voting against the infrastructure bill which the president also wants and has already passed the senate.

. >> the leaders of canada's political parties take part in a two-hour debate in quebec ahead of the september 20 federal election live thursday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. you can watch on c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. c-span is your unfiltered view of government. >> broadband -- charter has invested billions upgrading technology, empowering opportunity in communities big and small. charter is connecting us. >> charter communications support c-span is a public medication service is long -- as well as these other providers. giving you now proceed -- front row seat to democracy. our first guest of the

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there was that wet weather, some windy weather to through ontario, pushing across towards quebec. some rather wet when coming down across while upstate new york, pushing down towards the appalachians. that'll continue to make his way further. east was so much of the eastern seaboard seeing some very heavy rain as we go on through thursday. price a dry weather does come back in behind us. you can see it is generally try and bright for much of us. find it right to for calorie. 27 celsius he ever had of what a 2 showers pushing into western parts of canada, with quite a rush of showers. meanwhile, across central america was seen some rather wet weather around the company into the gulf of mexico. some love you still pushing towards the deep south of the us, where the weather for central america will be across nicaragua and costa rica for the caribbean is dry. ah, a lot of the stories that we cover a highly complex, so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we can to as many people as possible no matter how much they know about a given crisis or issue in this area.

doppler 7 is showing the moisture remnants of hurricane ida pushing up toward the northeast, toward quebecanywhere from eight to 10 inches of rain. it is a cold front and the remnants of that form a hurricane that caused that. they also had reports of ef two and ef3 tornadoes. in the bay area and out west, we are dealing with hazy skies from our cameras. we look toward the port of oakland. it is pretty difficult to see. definitely some wildfire smoke moving into our region. we have poor air quality for parts of the north bay. moderate across the entire bay area. the district updated the forecast. moderate air quality continuing tonight as we go into tomorrow. it starts to get a little better but not until late tomorrow night and into saturday, a continuation of the bad air quality over the sierra nevada and northern california. here is a live you from our sfo camera. air-quality advisory remains up-to-date through tomorrow, it will be moderate tomorrow and then just in time for the labor day weekend, starting to see some improvement as there is more of the south wind pushing that smoke awa

canada's political parties, including prime minister justin trudeau, take part in a two hour debate in quebec ahead of the september 20 federal election, live tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span. you can also watch online at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> attorney general merrick garland announced the justice department will sue the state of texas over its law banning abortions after six weeks of pregnancy. the attorney general says the texas law is clearly unconstitutional. [camera shutters]

but critics call the ban in quebec and infringement of civil liberties. that's an area office, joe biden's approval rating. slum following a raft of devices. policy with the give us president that less popular than his predecessor and.

we're going to follow that all afternoon. elsewhere, quebec laws, cobra related protest, smith, schools and medical facilities. but critics call the vine an infringement of civil liberties. they say less than the.

now the canadian province of quebec, his lord coby related rallies, new schools, medical and vaccination facilities. the bill aims to protect children and health workers from what he calls the dangerous impact of demonstrations. human rights activists warn it denies people's right to protest. well, the law bands, demonstrations will there incitement within 50 meters of schools, hospitals, and clinics and defenders, the face fines of up to several $1000.00. although medical workers and school staff are still allowed to protest in the workplace, we got reaction from a lawyer. the problem is that i cannot see why such a law is not, because if the demonstration is violent or culture was loud, it can already be dispersed under the criminal code and under various municipal laws. so there's absolutely no reason for this. it's because i think they want to stop the message from being deleted. and if that's the case, then it's a very serious, controversial contravention of the targets because the charter guarantees freedom of demonstration of association of expression. and of course, it can be reg

kids in quebec dug into mealworm treats, as did gontrand, the blue dragon lizard. people using these kits at home either. you just have to have space in the kitchen — and, well, the stomach for it. that was paul. i actually ate roasted mealworms from a prototype insect farm when i was in china a few years ago. what did they taste like? crispy, meaty and not that bad really. oh, but still. now it's time for a lesson in can you guess the gadget! what do you think this is? insect toaster. what do you take me for? no, it does this. he has knobbly knees! and turned out toes! and a poisonous wart at the end of his nose! that is my dating profile. it's also a well—known children's story. of course it is, the gruffalo, love the gruffalo. this is yoto, an audiobook player for kids, which you just pop these card into. it is hands—on for kids to use solo but also it has an app that lets parents play content from their phones, or send stories to play from the device. but with so much free content out there, you do wonder why people may want another platform or another subscrip