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a canadian man who gunned down six members of a quebec city mosque in two thousand and seventeen has been sentenced to life in prison the judge said al example a bizarre nagell would be eligible for parole after serving forty years behind bars prime minister justin trudeau denounced the shooting as a terrorist attack last week he joined a u.s. envoy for north korea has expressed confidence real progress can be made at a summit later this month between donald trump and kim jong il but special envoy stephen bagan also cautioned there was still work to be done ahead of the talks trump has said the second meeting between the two leaders will be held in the vietnamese capital and. it's the seventy first anniversary of the korean people zomi and something to celebrate for north korea's leader kim jong il and while the u.s. was buzzing with anticipation about the forthcoming summit he was saying nothing to go to washington june unsure would you want to do or in washington president trump was convinced the great times lay ahead for north korea if the summit is a success it will become a grea

a canadian man who gunned down six members of a québec city mosque and twenty seventeen has been sentencedto life in prison the judge said alexander be so now that it would be eligible for parole after serving forty years behind bars the canadian prime minister justin trudeau denounced the shooting as a terrorist attack last week. in lagos nigeria supporters of the president have gathered for a rally in the run up to next week's elections the all progressives congress party hopes to see president's muhammadu buhari reelected to a second term the president is scheduled to address the crowd this afternoon and next saturday the country will also vote for a new parliament. w correspondent adrienne critias at that election campaign event in lagos and joins us now for the latest so adrienne tell us what's going on where you are. well i mean you can see the little bit of the back right hopefully in fairy loud here it's very on here to thousands of people who came to see president obama who are you from the party a.p.c. you came here for one of his last rally just before the elections next saturda

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a canadian man who shot and killed six members of a quebec city mall sc in twenty seventeen has been sentenced to life in prison i was on the bissonnette plaited guilty last year to six counts of first degree murder and six counts of attempted murder for the attack one of canada's rare shootings those are the headlines and back with more news in half an hour here on al-jazeera but next it's one of the least do stay with us. on counting the cost digital divisions why half the world's population risks missing out on the next evolution of the internet from russia with interest what the kremlin backed investments in venezuela are all about plus a report from senegal's currency control the sea counting the cost on al-jazeera. it's been branded the world's biggest heist and least four point five billion dollars stolen from malaysia's sovereign wealth fund one indeed. the former prime minister najib razak pieces almost forty criminal charges. and a malaysian financier jolo is wanted by authorities in malaysia singapore and the united states. i'm steve chair on this episode a one on one east

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kevin tibbles, nbc news, quebec city. >> had no idea that even existed.s amazing. >> they're so happy in that frigid cold. >> thanks for b >>> in just a few hours, president trump will depart for a meeting with northea but is the white house just now lowering expectations for the historic face-to-face? >>> hollywood's biggest night. we've got the winners and most memorable moments from the academy awards. >>> pain at the pump. as gas prices shoot up a dime for an average gallon of gasoline. >>> not for the wicked weather from coast to coast that will surely impact travel plans. >>> flying without wings at age 86. the woman whose latest leap of faith landed her a spot in the guinness book of world records. "early today" starts right now. >> good monday morning. >> i'm frances rivera.

he's looking forward to seeing kim jong un a canadian man who shot and killed six members of a quebec city mosque in twenty seventeen has been sentenced to life in prison alexander bissonnette pleaded guilty last year to six counts of first degree murder and six counts of attempted murder for the attack one of canada's rare things there are the headlines are back with more news in half an hour here on our desire to stay with us. i mean every week brings a series of breaking stories. as we turn the cameras on the media focus on how they report on the stories that matter. on al-jazeera. you can. see. in this well in populist president nicolas maduro is sworn in for a second consecutive term following elections deemed fraudulent by his opponents and much of the international community. under his presidency the country with the world's largest oil reserves has plunged into acute poverty hunger is widespread hospitals are crumbling the most basic medicine is impossible to find and children are dying from malnutrition and preventable diseases. this year inflation is expected to surpass three mil

who shot and killed six members of a quebec city twenty seventeen has been sentenced to life in prison alexandra bissonnette pled guilty last year to six counts of fast agree matter and six counts of attempted murder for the attack one of canada's rare mass shootings the united states is hoping afghanistan can strike a peace agreement involving the taliban before elections for july u.s. special envoy is. speaking at the institute of peace in washington d.c. expressed cautious optimism about the prospect of a deal. with taliban officials here in doha to discuss an ongoing push for a political settlement to the seventeen year old conflict thailand's king says it's inappropriate and unconstitutional for his sister to stand as a candidate for prime minister in next month's elections those are the headlines join me for more news here after inside story do stay with us. pressure is growing on the venezuelan president nicolas maduro but can the international community convince him to resign and how much difference with a new round of sanctions make to an economy that was already near collapse

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he had pleaded guilty to killing muslims gathered to pray at a mosque in quebec city in 2017. the judge called the massacre a hate crime because he targeted muslims. >>> tragedy strikes a football facility. ten young players are dead because of a fire. how did it happen? we'll have this story. >>> the latest innovation from xfinity isn't just a store. it's a save more with a new kind of wireless network store. it's a look what your wifi can do now store. a get your questions answered by awesome experts store. it's a now there's one store that connects your life like never before store. the xfinity store is here. and it's simple, easy, awesome. . >>> at least ten teenage football players were killed, three more injured when a fire tore through a training center in brazil. the flames engulfed the players' dormitory reportedly built without proper licenses. as shasta darlington reports, people are demanding answers. >> reporter: an emotional display of mourning for young lives taken too soon. it's a dark day for brazilen football. >> obviously, we are also sad. this is without a

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