_ that ukraine needs at this time and canada has — that ukraine needs at this time and canadaer a billion of— billion of military aid in over a billion of eight overall.- billion of military aid in over a billion of eight overall. thank you so much for— billion of eight overall. thank you so much for coming _ billion of eight overall. thank you so much for coming on _ billion of eight overall. thank you so much for coming on bbc - billion of eight overall. thank you | so much for coming on bbc news. billion of eight overall. thank you - so much for coming on bbc news. -- 8 so much for coming on bbc news. —— 8 billion overall. in lithuania, with that, i will hand back to the studio. . ., . ' lewis, thank you. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some of the other stories making headlines here in the uk. uk banks are strong enough to withstand a fresh economic crisis. that's according to the bank of england. in a "stress test" of the financial system, the bank said the uk's eight largest lenders could survive a worst case scenario. that would invol

time canada do you think why?assumed that which is located to the north, where it is most likely cold, and for this reason canada is large. it is not all located. we are just the northern part, i understand, iceland iceland that's for sure, if you are tired of our belarusian mosquitoes and ask in iceland , arrange a tower of the fifth element, a small one is not always stable. our task is to make for the tower to expose. otherwise , your team will lose all earned points, and we will sum up the results of the first round, disappointing for you, maybe move a little, maybe a little. position five four three two one sports lost all earned, but there were not so many of them, and therefore no, it's okay, there will be a second and third round in order to recoup. let's bring it up. the results of our first round with a score of 2:0 , the team of defenders breaks ahead. the land for half a day of belarus in general, the village of mazychi has existed for more than a thousand years and formed. it is in the second century

time. and canada as class eventually shown through. when adrian no leon score to the side or of to 53 minutes, the to one victory puts canada top of their group. wellstar lens are eliminated from the tournaments. is reminded that top story, there's more than 40 people have been killed on wildfires raging across algeria easily increased thousands of and move to safety and authorities and millions on a limb group trough to have more world news at the top of the our coming up next here on the w, i talk from money isn't everything takes a little closer look at the current interest. they've been investing in. good, cool, good. the can you hear the, we are all set. we are watching to see all the to bring you the story behind the new your own about on volume information.

at the same time, canada has a long standing history when it comes to the protection of human security and in that sense we'll continue to -- our own international obligations. that being said, we know, jim, that there is an issue in ukraine with a lack of am in addition so we need to enhance our defense capacity. that's really important. we need to do so in canada, the u.s., and across the alliance and that's a conversation that we continue to have and meanwhile we're making the right investments. >> we appreciate you joining us this afternoon. >> it's a pleasure, jim. take good care. >> it's a big step toward another potential indictment. how what is happening inside this georgia courthouse could bring new criminal charges to former president trump in connection to his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. >>> plus, he's a so-called whistle blower who claimed to have dirt on the biden family. now he's facing his own legal troubles including accusations of arms trafficking and agenting as an -- acting as an agent in -- people always ask me, "kevin, what does being the ceo of cashback

it was canada who hit back on the stroke of time magazine totally inadvertently found the back of her own. that's to level the scores. $11.00 at hoff time and canada is clos, eventually shown through when adrian a leon squared for the site or of the 53 minutes. the to one victory puts canada top of their group. wellstar lens are eliminated from the tournaments. we're going to leave you there for now, but don't go anywhere because effects is complex own. tim sebastian talks with taiwanese foreign minister about tensions with china. i'm gonna go crap load more for you soon. thanks for watching the, [000:00:00;00] the, the, the center of the conflict with tim sebastian america expected to stay down to the lincoln was finally emerging in the long delay the whole slide in us china relations. the main sticking point is go tie one, i guess pay is the time when these fundamental joseph, the islands living on conflict on dw the it's the stuff for more little bagley basically go picking the country's beaches to las vegas and even from their own families. i can be this money lending money. i'm m

time. there was in on goal scored for canada that helped canada along. med canada made a lot of changes and when they came back on the field they dominated and then managed to secure that wind of 2—1 and indeed to have the position. salade disappointment from the irish kit. but if i talk about that grouping very tight the group that isn't is group see in their we have seen two teams progress indefinitely to the next round into teams going home. so spain managed to beat zambia more than 5—0 securing its spot in the next stage and we saw the return of the captain who had been into you do it with an acl injury. a lot of excitement from the spanish camp to see her back in spanish media they have been saying... which means welcome back and she is overly valued member of the team so huge excitement for that. currently ranked sixth in the world and emerge despite a lot of turmoil and difficultly as a team to watch and this broke up. the other team and i will get there now is japan. they beat costa rica 2—0 meaning thatjapan will be going through. we have heard f

that's to level the scores, $11.00 at hoff time, and canada as clos eventually shown through when a 3 i know leon scored to decide or of to 53 minutes. the to one victory puts canada top of their group. wellstar lens are eliminated from the tournaments or take a short break now and i'll be back with you for the day. wayne blue cross during the over there. so the, the, the tongue tongue. in 20192023. the traces of the protests are fading, freedom of expression continues to be suppressed. what has become of the demonstrators have bands and arrests almost broken the resistance to chinese rule. the 60 minutes on dw, the sometimes a seed is all you need to allow big ideas to grow or to bring an environmental conservation to life with learning passed by global ideas. we will show you how climate change and environmental conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can make a difference. knowledge grows through sharing, download it now for, for i'm not. i love mastering. i've loved her since the beginning because of her character because of her courage and how she thinks nice rea

at the same time, representatives of canada's aboriginals appeared in front of parliament to urge thernment to provide regulations to allow schools to flourish according to the wishes of their people, but scott requested and he even ignores their pleas information and documents published by health officer dr. bryce about the dire conditions of hozan who strongly rejects boarding schools. dr. peter hindustan bryce is one of the active pioneers in the field of public health and 119 senior health in canada. in 1907, after visiting 35 schools across the western provinces of canada issue a complete report and disclose the health situation in the boarding schools of the natives. dr. price reports the health conditions of the schools as follows . in one of the schools the death rate reaches a shocking 75%. the doctor presents his explanations for the prevention of infectious diseases among students and their treatment. he is sure that medical science can easily prevent the spread of these diseases and the resulting deaths. to prevent it, the government will quietly put his report on the file

canada. what's going on in your strange little city, if i may. >> kevin: i've said this many many times aboutn passport. i'm also irish, just throwing that in, but i'm saying canada is the richest country on earth run by idiots. en a i get a lot of criticism for it and i always say which part of that statement's wrong? it's really rich and really run by idiots. on this issue with the primates, though, let me speak on behalf of the gorilla community. >> greg: okay. >> kevin: you lock us in cages, we got nothing to do. it gets really, really boring and then you take our videos away? what are you talking about here? i speak primate and we're pissed. that's it. >> greg: lee, where are you on this? are you as outraged as we are that we're depriving these monkeys of videos or are you thinking it might be a threat to their psychological well-being. you have ten seconds. >> lee: i think we reached this moment where we're actually doing a better job raising monkeys and gorillas than we are raising your own kids. you want to take your five year island to drag queen story hour, brilliant what could go w

for some time he lived in canada , he was convicted of theft for 4 years, he was serving a sentence in special colony for former law enforcement officers and the silovikovsky was an iconic figure of the nineties, he went to the inner circle of the first persons of that time, according to rumors, he was associated with shadow financial flows. the rise of his career was also cut short. unexpectedly, as it began, yakubovsky was tried for stealing rare books from the national russian library st. petersburg, not cuban hmm dima, so to speak, yakubovsky, very legally literate here even helped us in some matters. l, if he remembers that his friend came, then pancake. yes, he came with his group, and here he acted as convicts. everything that ruined me with christ is the fact in the club hall of the colony and now you can hear the music of the old soviet horn here twice a week local self-made group leaders of the prison musical convict former soloist of the song and dance ensemble of the internal troops of the ministry of internal affairs mikhail batrakov rehearse convicted of drugs are many pe

for some time he lived in canada, convicted of theft for 4 years, serving a sentence in a special colony for former law enforcement officers and security officials. sky was an iconic figure of the nineties ; the rise of his career was cut off in streams as unexpectedly as it began, yakubovsky was tried for stealing rare books from the national russian library in st. petersburg. yakubovsky hmm dima, so to speak, yakubovsky, very legally literate here even helped us in some matters. if you remember that his friend came, here is the son of ensemble tok. yes, he came with his group, and here he acted as convicts. everything now killed me guessing, i'm yours forever christ fact hall of the colony club and now you can hear the music of the old soviet horn here twice a local self-made group rehearse for a week. sad dedications leaders of the prison musical via to the convicted former soloist of the song and dance ensemble of the internal troops of the ministry of internal affairs mikhail batrakov was convicted of drugs, how did i end up here? well, like many people who make, uh, mistakes in the

this is not a contract, such a mechanism has been legally operating for a long time in the usa canada britain and brazil and turkey in australia, that's all since the nineties since last year and in russia our neighbors have been before resorted to this scheme. but only mainly components for the car were imported. for example, in the eighties, american companies bought duracel batteries in belgium , then sold them in the usa, their prices in europe were at that moment significantly lower than the american usa, by the way, parallel purchases. they also tried to introduce high prices for medicines in indonesia in the 17th century. because they allowed parallel imports for pharmaceuticals. bars, this has helped to ensure that medicines are reasonably priced and widely available in denmark for example. today, a quarter of all imported medicines enter the country through parallel imports in 2018. this allowed the citizens of the country to save approximately 81 million euros, and in sweden the prices for drugs in competing positions decreased by 17%. in china, one of the most innovative co

to me the most markable statistic here is canada led in 250,000 skilled immigrants last year. the united states has eight times the population of canada. they let in 85,000. the way you get a skilled immigrant today in the united states is you enter your name in a lottery. to me, there is nothing more symbolic of how broken the system is that in order to get into the united states as a skilled immigrant, you do not go to a meritor -- through a meritocratic process. no, you go to vegas. you hope you get lucky and hit the hard eight. surely, we have to fix this. >> so, for these skilled workers there are applications. people submit qualifications. companies seek to hire them. it has a level of organization. what's and they are put into a lottery. >> then you put it into a lottery. there is no question that our immigration system is not calibrated to our economic needs. the numeric limit on skilled workers has been in existence for years and years. canada is able to calibrate the number of skilled workers it seeks to join. according to the market needs in the country each year. we are just so outdated. again, thi

we have eight times the population of canada and they're take four times as many skilled migrants andystem is. we do a lottery. a lottery suggests capriciousness, and whimsy and not rules or qualifications or any kind of functioning system. it's literally saying you're taking a gamble. >> number one, we have a lottery. number two, we have a numerical cap, a numerical limit that is not in any way tied to market needs. it is a historic, legislative numerical limit. canada needs laborers, skilled, unscaled and the like, and they can calibrate their openness to migration according to market needs. >> we are divorced. >> and no prospect for any legislative needs? >> i remain hopeful, but it does not look promising right now, and it has alluded us year in and year out for decades. >> after we taped that interview, a judge struck down the new biden asylum policy, but then temporarily citistayed his ruling and the biden policy remains in effect and we will be watching what happens next. >> coming up next on "gps" a russian journalist on whether putin's grip on power was shaken at all by the r

amir like me i understand that your friendship with viktor kripka is like sea ropes more than time-tested canadad by the way, don't forget that. well, basically we don't have those situations. well, we are looking for a compromise, a predator, that's right. look, if i offer you now to take a fun quick friendship test. are you good to each other? you know, take the risk, yes, definitely. let's try. i will ask you some simple questions, each of which will begin with words. who of you? and you have to point your finger in response. well, uh, on yourself. a, if it's about you or, respectively, on a friend, if it's about a friend, let's see how many matches there will be, the rules, i see, then let's start. which of you is easier to meet girls. oh so amir wins. which of you believes before the other. you see one one, which of you can eat more barbecue. also see coming forward. which one of you will be the first to jump from the bungee. which one of you is more of a joker? vitya which of you is more like an alien? for which well done, but it seems to me that victor won, i want to note that you really

circumstantial evidence against philly not a month goes by before word arrives of a new defector , this time in canadayed our strategic agents around the world, who was in danger. the cryptographer of the ussr embassy in atom took hundreds of secret documents out of the building, including the correspondence of the soviet residency with foreign agents from the nuclear industry. invaluable information for western intelligence services, which have been trying to catch the mole for several years. at first , guzenko’s information in canada did not take seriously the thresholds of the police department for several days and prove the importance of the stolen documents. everything, this time in moscow already knew about the leak and tried to find traitors. when they found out in the usa to him right there sent agents and took under protection. since september 1945, igor guzenko has appeared in public the only way, hiding his face, afraid of the reprisals of the soviet special services. in the world press, he was nicknamed the cap man. gusenko handed over to the americans about 30 soviet agents, giving their

anger and disgust at the colonial past in canada rose at the same time as the discovery of hundreds of gorbies in the exhibition of indigenous children . they pulled zan in time toppling the statues in these two symbols of the british royal family chanted, genocide is not proud. queen victoria was the ruler of canada from 1837 to 1901 when this country was still a part of the british empire. these statues are a symbol of the empire that was once a territory. it had covered the earth from east to west, but today it has fallen under the feet of the protestors who have suffered under its throne. the wounds of the colonial past and racism have once again become soldiers in western societies and have become a social challenge as a result of facial discrimination. it has taken a few years for only children and native adults also had a bitter fate. at present , canadian natives have many social problems and the suicide rate among them has increased greatly. the mass graves of native children caused canadians to once again think about the historical realities of their country. kend esfane, due

canada admitted over a quarter million skilled migrants and their families in 2021. the u.s. lets in only 85,000 highly skilled workers per year, despite having eight timesvisas are so rare these days, they're awarded by a lottery. >> how can we drive home the point this system is completely bonkers? what if we add a lottery on top of it. that just makes everyone understand this is capricious, arbitrary. the lottery is a symbol but not of opportunity, it's a symbol of whimsicality. >> what's more, even winning the immigration lottery -- >> historic layoffs at twitter, meta, lyft and amazon. >> -- is no guarantee people will stay in america. with losses of silicon valley in recent months, they likely included thousands of immigrants on temporary work visas. they were forced to find a new job in just 60 days or leave the country. >> what is it, america has too many software engineers? it really doesn't. these are absolutely essential people. >> some of the world's most promising talent kicked out the door. other countries will be happy to have them. up next, i'll give you my thoughts on our broken immigration system. satisfaction, ility, safetr and road-te

time. it was russell again to found herself in the right spot to reach the back of the net australia. simply a step pasta, then canada. mary, fall us, i'm home at minutes. everything seemed to be working out for australia, the, the bring go full time, the referee awarded a penalty for this clumsy tackle no problems for stuff, kempley commanding, waiting for the co host who go through to the knockout stage. well, canada are eliminated. do you have the sports correspondent tom going away? it was at the game in melbourne. it was do or die for them until this hey, and open tonight and they are well and truly alive. they advanced in strident style into the not count stages of this competition on have avoided the dreaded uh, the illumination now with the tool ahead of this game had been about the role that suit this task. so i guess i'm cub would like in the event, she remained an unused substitute while her team proved that they were moving capable of doing it without house haiti, ross so mary filed on steph currently providing the goals. and it convincing for new with in tonight's, of the game in group 8, nigeria have ad

up the landscape even more, make it right to burn and you set the stage for more big time buyers as the case in canada, back in may, you get a record, you don't get record fires, you get the idea and it's not good for you. thank you so much for your insight squared. have you on the check? thank you. meanwhile, monsoon rains continue to lash northern india. the union, moon, or river always runs past the capital valley, has reached its highest level on record, leaving large parts of the mega city. on the water. the floods have forth tens of size is to feed that homes in the cities pours districts many on knives sheltering as best they come in roadside tents grappling with the damage and loss. these people who escaped at least flooded slums, are taking shelter industry in the middle of the month. soon season not saw nearly double the average rainfall. it won't stop pouring wood. i beg your god, number that i will have to stay awake in the rain for the entire night. the mosquitoes will bite us and usually we stay awake until 3 am. i mean to guard against snakes and insects of the low line neighborhoods in

up the landscape even more, make it right to burn and you set the stage for more big time fires as the case in canada back in may, you had a record, you don't get record fires. you get the idea and it's not good. matthew, thank you so much for your insight squared. have you on this? i thank you. let's take a look at some of the stories making news around the world. right. and i, well fi as in kind of continued to roberts, canada, fueled by unprecedented dr. lightning strike thousands of fires into the start of the band. more than 10000000 hacks as, according to government data, that's an area roughly the size of portugal, the fires of displaced more than a 150000 people. although the majority have been in areas which are uninhabited. widespread flooding and landside slides, insights, career following days of torrential rain have left at least 26 people dead and more than a dozen messing with ortiz, of order sizes to evacuate that homes with more rain cup full cost for next week. it's in as well. another huge crowd, 10 guides and televisions to protest against the government's planned. traditional ref

canada admitted over a quarter million skilled migrants and their families in 2021. the u.s. lets in only 85,000 highly skilled workers per year despite having eight timesoming to america are just that, lucky and few. skilled worker visas are so rare these days, they're awarded by a lottery. >> how can we drive home the point that this system is completely bonkers? what if we add a lottery on top of it. that makes everyone understand this is arbitrary. the lottery is a symbol, but it's not a symbol of opportunity. it's a symbol of whimsicality. >> tech giants shed jobs at a rapid clip rsh. >> reporter: what's more, even winning the immigration lottery -- >> historic layoffs at twitter, meta, lyft and amazon -- >> reporter: is no guarantee that someone will stay in america. >> more than 200,000 tech jobs have been lost since the start of last year. >> reporter: when massive layoffs hit silicon valley in recent months, they likely included thousands of talented immigrants on temporary work visas. they were forced to find a new job in just 60 days or leave the country. >> america has too many software engineers? it really doesn't. these are absolutely esse

floating into more full blown terror as a realistic fell prospect. surely, and thank you, the canada. any time p. now that has the majority of about 50000 is based the totes, are less things dramatically trying strikes me to pay high inflation. rising mortgage rates are all fueling both to frustration with the government, offering ticket. what that, what i've done to label all the time. so that's certain, right? people won't change the size and everything's going down really soon. a cost perhaps about 12 months to tony's parties, fortunes around the speculation. they'll be general election by november next year . but he's going to be an uphill battle. the conservative policy has been in power . the 1st he is struggling to point to ending achievements. burnett smith, i was your 0 expert authorities in the us of investigating delta airlines after passengers were forced to wait on an idle plane in extreme heat. the plane was bind for alonza, but it was stuck on the tom. i could las vegas airport for the at least 3 hours. passengers have the temperature inside, the plane was 45 degrees celsius and

issues, such as the summary of which country to form a person in vancouver canada gives financial aid to persepolis and the timing of the financial aid also interferes with recruiting or the club dismissing players from california. i want to talk to you, i called you, now i have decided that hossein khabiri, one of the members of the club, will be with us on the phone in this section. hello , you are very welcome . i am at your service, the good people of iran . i introduced and introduced mr abedini claimed last night that a person in canada with the first name of muhammad is helping persepolis and its members in the team appointments. from the two friendlies of persepolis, saudi arabia performed the best from a technical point of view, and the results show that these two will die . your club management is a part of this society it is football, so we should respect your expert opinion. mothers , he made a lot of money from his income . unlike some clubs, mr. gurbanzadeh had a bank. he does and management is difficult and important in asia , the method of playing with love helps after the establishment of persepo

just before we go, time to bring up—to—date with that game at the women�*s world cup. ireland leading canadaf the team, have a good day, bye—bye. you are watching bbc news. the prime minister, rishi sunak, will soon give evidence under oath at a public inquiry into what�*s been called the worst treatment disaster in the history of the nhs. 30,000 people were infected with viral hepatitis or hiv in the 1970s and 80s after being given contaminated blood products. our health reporter, jim reed, has the details. this photograph here is when stephen was in hospital with his teddy. quite a bad bruise that day. as a child, stephen was given a brand new treatment for the blood disorder, hemophilia. almost every batch was contaminated, and he was infected with hepatitis and hiv. i don�*t think people can appreciate the level of suffering and pain that he went through, even us as his parents and his siblings couldn�*t actually understand and appreciate the suffering that he went through. it was really hard for him. as he grew up, health problems meant stephen couldn�*t work or look after himself. in 2

canada. so every time i have my member pin on, and he got promoted to officer, and he had his office or pen on right armpit. >> i wonder who picked? so there it is. to get rub it in. >> right here. >> kelly: i love that. so when are we going to get, asking for a friend, the schitt's creek movie or something. exactly. >> i honestly miss the show so much. >> kelly: it's one of the greatest shows ever to exist. they could have nothing in common politically or religiouslyak

when canada beat island oppressed rec time, get a stadium island school with the best going to the toilet so far as crazy. mccain saw her across from a corner street the caper in the 50 minutes to meet the favorites. done that kind of those class eventually show them through and after equalizing on the bank of hard time. i've been on them score, they decide to do and victory. what's kind of that top of the group before they faced australia on monday that i'm attacking balancing the 1st, that women's world cup and spinning a new generation of young football. as a correspondent, downing spite visited the east grassroots academy in australia. that's breaking down barriers on stereotypes. it's like any other saturday morning in australia with kids in the sun playing up except for the bait and nobody's a straight land community here in south west sydney. this wasn't a common slot until an academy opened up in like 2020. it's now trying to break down cultural barriers and get kids to take up the round bowl game. obviously, academic sees the friday because of the legacy of, of where we came from

and you set the stage for more big time buyers, as is the case in canada, back in may, you get a record, you don't get record fires. you get the idea and it's not good. matthew, thank you so much for your insight squared. have you on the check? thank you. let's take it more news making headlines around the world. i move in a 100 sizes and people ton died instead of eve to protest against these rated governments. planned judicial reforms is the 28th street week of demonstrations against prime minister benjamin netanyahu, whose proposals opponent save and new laws could maintain the judiciary and lead to corruption. russian president vladimir putin says his conditions to extend the black sea grain deal haven't been met. the along the agreement to maintain ukraine's food expos is due to expire. on monday, the un untouched. he who broke at the deal last summer, arising russia to renew it. but moscow says nothing less. some western sanctions are listed. sized korea says it will expand the scale of its humanitarian and non lethal mandatory age to ukraine. president you and so you may be a nic

okay, hong kong pro democracy activists, elmer, when we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us tonight from canada and we certainly do wish you all the best. thank you. thank you for having. thank you again. bye bye. you're watching dw news, dw business news is coming up. next i will see you tomorrow the we are all set and we're watching closely. we all seem to bring you the story behind the news. we're rolling about unbiased information.

canada's vaccine ? tons of honeymoon time we will conduct eligibility assessment and a verse from the family.amdulillah, there are many examples today in the summit hall, there are many families who have traveled this path and are in the service of the dedicated people of islamic iran. anyone who wants a sentence, what can i do , can easily refer to the welfare centers as much as they want. or register on the website of the organization, the child will be beaten. the legal basics that must be followed will be learned and smoothed over quickly , especially since it is formed from the families of the people's networks, who themselves discuss these issues in the form of the people. qadiri follows up on slippers chairman of the welfare organization, madam, there is a point. thank you for establishing contact. thank you very much. i am also very grateful to the guests present at the summit. any time it is the turn of the international dance, the morning program. hello, the reporter will be accompanied by our colleague, who is my luck, and i love your morning sun. hello, i am here to serve you and

tormented by sleep disorders, everything changed after a trip to canada, where cannabis-based drugs have been legalized for a long time, medical cannabis is widely used in canada in therapy and in their system of both the training of military personnel and the return of military personnel from the war, since i do not have i had such powerful problems with sleep, and i will say that i felt for myself how much healing effect these drugs have, without access to such drugs, the military, unfortunately, turn to alternatives to alcohol, and this creates another huge social problem, the argument that after all, this is the legalization of another drug, it is manipulative because, uh , go into any supermarket and you will see a department that is filled with alcohol, heavy alcohol, i mean, and this forms a certain path to pre for people who return from cannabis contains almost a hundred different chemical compounds, but nowadays two tetrahydrocannabinols, abbreviated thc and cannabiol, have been studied in detail and are used in medicine. the first one is mainly responsible for the psychoactive, i.e. hallucinogenic, effects o

does that mean the remote time done with that old canada or the gosh, a shop with a 100 nearby progressed or destroy the store for me i have already changed on itself. manage my shoulder less than the last of all. your daughter, lots of jew injury shown here. so, but also as i said, just i'm being up on a scale of one year. what are you shipping? you do what they use. so for the human, you'll notice in the day i so jr. tell him, go, looks as good as a fellow, give his that said he's, as i said, with the target. let's go and you could be a middle chunk inside a guy. so it will be a technical at this point about time is this time of the of not only does it probably is, is this got that on the tail should be schools k as opposed politician for my deputy and the publish parliament kilometers journalist and political banks but there's convictions which when countries have also is the official policy, saw him child the pay of those extra $9.00 inches and post companies and 40 additional them states as must be a couple of comments or this present little bit. i'm not sure this is talking ok, noth

time. rick: thank you for pointing that out. [laughter] i appreciate that. so, yeah, yesterday a tornado in canadais is the time for that. not as much as in the south. we've also had a lot of heat. there's 323,000 people in the country at temperatures above 90 degrees right now, and it's 6:47 in the morning. that does not portend very well for the heat that's coming today, and that's across much of the south. again, south florida seeing those showers, north florida not as much. we did have some big storms across georgia yesterday and all of this energy moving towards the northeast, a fairly rough day. we're going to see round after round of scattered showers. it's a today you need to be looking to the sky because there are going to be some showers. and we also have another threat today of some severe weather including a tornado or two, definitely strong winds, much of kentucky and really here all across the tennessee valley. rachel, back to you. rachel: thank you, rick. coming up, these sisters are giving back to veterans this independence day. how you can join their mission to thank our nation's

concentration of highly harmful fluorine compounds has been detected at the us navy base in canada, which is ten times higher than the maximum allowed in japan in the years the recent occurrence of numerous cases of the release of harmful chemical compounds from american bases and the contamination of nearby areas has intensified the concern of the residents of these areas. a ship carrying 3,000 people caught fire off the coast of the netherlands . this incident left one person dead and several injured , according to the report of the afp. the ship from germany azmon misr, which caught fire this morning, the dutch coast guard announced that they did not try to extinguish the fire , but they did not succeed. the firemen who were sent to the place by helicopter could not get off the ship due to the spread of the fire . they evacuated the ship the spokesman of the dutch coast guard said that an electric car was on this ship and one of these cars was probably the cause of the fire. since last fall, dozens of farmers have disappeared from the farms of alberta province in canada. alborz says that they lost

canada provided through different media players. you have those two stories, let's call them threating together at the same time. matt: absolutely. knew it was coming in canada is the latest entry where there will be no more news on the unless they pay, right, the publishers, for that. zuckerberg and facebook, meta, have said they are not willing to make those payments. this will be a bit of a standoff until it is somehow resolved. jon: now you have some players here in the business world in canada, a media company based hearing back and a cable company that have said that they will also not be advertising with meta on its various forms. now we will be hearing a bit more from the minister in charge of all of this later on bloomberg. we will see more what he has say but yes, you have a cage matching and it just as we would at some point c1 between mark zuckerberg and elon musk. matt: no news, no advertising, facebook just be our parents arguing politics. coming up, we learn a lot more about the bed interest rate pause -- fed interest rate pause next month. we get the june fomc minutes and we will go through those. this is bloomber

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ontario in canada has been selected as the best example of human activity being permanently etched in the geological record. a new epoch isn't something that happens very often, the last timete that records a turning point in the earth's history — crawford lake in canada. and scientists are looking for signs of a new geological time period, the anthropocene epoch. so what we have here is the lake bed. when we just took the core, you see light, dark, light, dark layers. these layers are like tree rings representing every year of our past. i am quite sure 1950 is right around here. that would be the base of the proposed anthropocene epoch. this new epoch defines the moment humans started having a bigger impact on our planet than anything else. so we refer to the anthropocene as the interval of time since the mid—20th century when the great acceleration of human industry, it changed the way the earth behaves. it basically is a tipping point that was reached that altered earth's history forever. some of that core has been sent to southampton university. what's inside these little files doesn't look like much, just a scrape of canadian mud. but each one of these contains materi

more than 25 million acres burned in canada, 2.5 times the largest american wildfire in history. fires are still burning out of control. to some extent, this is by design. canada is so large, firefighters cannot suppress those fires if they begin. it is thought to be better forced management now, fire policy to let fires burned so that forests can regenerate on their own. but when you're dealing with conditions like climate change has created, this means unbelievably large and intense fires creating huge amounts of carbon emissions. in this case this year, probably all of canadian industrial activities for the year combined. this is not just bothering cities in canada and the u.s. but across the atlantic in europe. when most people see news offense, coverage about heat waves or wildfires, i don't think it is that hard to make the connection to climate change. the jobs that are harder, would be more helpful for people to make, is the jump from climate change to the question of climate action, why we are not doing more, and who is standing in the way. when i see news coverage of ext