justin trudeau is going to help canadian kids with their homework.he sort of thing you can only get away with if you're prime minister because any other dude offering kids help on the internet, yeah, they're just getting a visit from the cops. i really hope that he sticks to regular subjects like math and science because the last thing we need is trudeau branching out into makeup tutorials. seriously, though, this is great. in fact, i hope trudeau inspires other world leaders to offer homework lessons, like vladimir putin, he would be amazing at mavment this is easy way to solve math problem. you from k.g.b., pooh, math problem disappear. as countries around the world prepare to open up schools, the question is how can they do it safely? this viral video from china is giving us a glimpse of a possible future. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> trevor: all right, that process seems really effective, but, sweet lord, it took forever! i mean, goddam, throw in an avocado mask and you've got a full spa treatment. by the way, this might work in china, but good luck trying thi

the prime minister, justin trudeau, said such guns had only one purpose, to kill the largest number ofand there was no place for them. rich preston has this report. canada has one of the highest gun ownership rates in the world, around 35 guns per 100 people. activities like hunting and shooting are popular in many parts of the country, especially in rural areas. these new rules will make it illegal to sell, transport or use more than 1,000 types of weapon, effective immediately. there is a two year amnesty period in which people who currently own these types of guns will be able to return them. it comes after the murder of 22 people in nova scotia at the end of april — canada's worst mass shooting. canada does not have a right to bear arms enshrined its constitution, unlike its southern neighbour, the united states. neither does it have a history of mass shootings like usa does. nevertheless, getting rid of these types of weapons was a campaign promise ofjustin trudeau in the 2015 election. we often hear the phrase, ‘semi—automatic weapons' being used, but what does it mean? well, it

prime ministerjustin trudeau said the victims and their families deserved more than just thoughts and designed for one purpose and one purpose only—to kill the largest number of people in the shortest amount of time. there is no use and no place for such weapons in canada. wendy cukier is president of the coalition for gun control in canada. thank you very much for your time. i presume you very much welcome these developments? yes absolutely, it brings canada more in line with industrialised countries, of course we are also calling for a national ban on handguns, it remains to be seen whether legislation is introduced to do that as well. just on the outcome of the people who aren't familiar with the level of gun control in canada, just briefly and in layman ‘s terms, what is legal and illegal at the moment? so canada is clearly better in terms of its legislation than the united states, but falls far behind countries like the uk, australia, new zealand. so right now hunting rifles require a license but there is no registration, there is no record of who wants those guns, the conservati

style rifles are being immediately banned same canada the announcement from prime minister justin trudeau comes after the country's worst ever mass shooting just under 2 weeks ago then a man shot 13 people dead and killed another 9 in an attack that took place in nova scotia the north korean leader kim jong un has made his 1st public appearance in almost 3 weeks according to state media he cut the ribbon at the opening ceremony at the opening of a fertilizer factory and those are the headlines counting the cost is up next thanks for watching. i want to thank you called it 19 and the drop in the oil price problem the rings to the point. can only trump survive these historic sent banks until job only what it takes to beat. special come out just. plain michelle carey this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a look at the world of business economics this week famines of biblical proportions the coronavirus says and it's a global economy and supply chains with nations under lockdown so what does it mean for food supplies. from the richest nation where low paid farm workers fear they could be vi

deserve more than thoughts prayers the canadian prime minister justin trudeau bands military grade assault weapons in response to the country's worst mass shooting. as more italians turn to charities to put food on the table their leader apologizes for the economic disaster brought about by the pandemic. also this half hour filling up fast with more on the way a report on the crude storage crisis from a place known as the world's oil crossroads. an experimental antiviral drug has been approved for emergency use in treating coronavirus patients in the u.s. 1500000 vials of the drug disappear will be distributed to hospitals from monday the regulator gave its approval after a government sponsored study showed the medications shortened patients recovery time by about 30 percent and slightly improved mortality rates the ball so good science is that the company that makes them disappear says they are increasing production. and we're also fully committed to continue to expand the supply of this medicine and we started investing in this back in january as soon as we came in where the chrono virus

it's safe to say that the government was prompted into action by this this government led by justin trudeau 1st elected in 2015 and promising some gun control measures in response to gun crime and other things in canada not to mention mass shootings in the united states but they moved rather slowly they brought in much less than they promised last week's shooting in nova scotia was definitely what got them moving this is a big long list of weapons at least 1500 weapons many of them modeled on the a ar 15 a very familiar weapon to those who follow the news of mass shootings in the united states not clear if the nova scotia shooter was using one of these banned weapons but other mass shooters in canada have used them in the past most recently 3 years ago when the mosque in quebec city was attacked that shooter did use a variation on the a r 15 as you said there are talk of a buyback program there is estimated to be maybe about 150000 or so weapons like this on the banned list in canada held legally by people gun collectors target shooters and the like so they have 2 years to turn them back in

calling for gun control and by all means that looks like the government was listening now to justin trudeau his government did come to power just over 5 years ago promising sweeping gun control they delivered on some of that but not as much as gun control advocates wanted now we have probably the most sweeping gun control measures the country has ever seen a ban on some 1500 kinds of assault rifle and other types of military grade weapons there is a 69 page law being issued and it is mostly a list of brand names of weapons most of them variations on the well known a are 14 or 15 i should say assault rifle that's widely used in the united states in mass shootings and it has been used in canada in recent years in the quebec city mosque shootings in 2017 in which a lone gunman killed 6 men in the mosque so one thing that has to be said though is that most gun crime in canada doesn't involve weapons like these that are being banned they involve handguns which which are largely illegal coming over the border illegally from the united states canada had taped restrictions on these assault weapons

plans to hold cost cutting talks with trade unions in july last week canada's prime minister justin trudeau has announced an immediate ban on assault weapons as follows the country's worst mass shooting last month in which $22.00 people were killed in nova scotia a poll released on friday shows nearly 4 out of 5 canadians support the ban. hundreds of protesters service stormed the capitol building in the us state of michigan demanding an end to the coronavirus lockdown some were armed with rifles they argue that the stay at home orders violate their rights and amount to government overreach. well south africa has begun to ease its coronavirus lock down one of the strictest in the world factories and agriculture businesses are to reopen in phases restaurants will also reopen but only for deliveries and for many south africans perhaps the best news is that they can get out into the open air but only for 3 hours a day south africans can exercise outside again for the 1st time in more than a month it's really for maybe you can bike right or even some handstands. if. i was just feeling like i di

canadian prime minister justin trudeau has announced an immediate ban on assault weapons it follows the country's worst mass shooting last month in which $22.00 people were killed in nova scotia a poll released on friday indicates that nearly 4 out of 5 canadians support such a ban. on u.s. presidential hopeful joe biden has denied sexually assaulting a former senate aide in 1903 these are the former vice president's 1st public remarks on the issue more than a month after the allegations surfaced. kovan 1000 is having a devastating impact on health workers as well as victims of the disease doctors nurses and carers face exhaustion and emotional strain many also risk their own lives because they lack protective equipment w. has been looking at the plight of community health workers in india. every morning this is how dodging the debris gets ready to walk. for she has to protect herself in skull and haim watched much as she was it's homes in her neighborhood to check the symptoms of her own nobody's. doing it than actually did social health activist in india also known as an actual worker

canada's prime minister justin trudeau has announced an immediate ban on assault weapons and follows the country's worst mass shooting last month in which $22.00 people were killed in the scotia a poll released on friday indicates that nearly 4 out of 5 canadians support such a back. hundreds of protesters have stormed the capitol building in the u.s. state of michigan demanding an end to the coronavirus lockdown some were armed with rifles they argue that we stay at home orders violate their rights and amount to government overreach. and one group particularly affected by the covered $9000.00 pandemic is health workers as well as physically exhausted doctors nurses and cameras also have to deal with the emotional strain of seeing so many people die some old service their own lives because of a lack of personal protective equipment d. w. has been looking at the difficulties facing community health workers in india who suddenly find themselves on the front line of the battle against coffee at 19. every morning this is how dodging we do he gets ready for work. or she has to protect her

canadian prime minister juice tin trudeau said his government is planning stronger measures of more travelers. >> we need to make sure we have the to deal with any feral spreads and in covid-19 19. >> >> it was set to expire on may 21st. i'm an mack vic at the live news desk. back to you. >> taking you live outside now. the bay area seeing a mix of sun and clouds this afternoon as we look at san francisco after a rainy morning for some spots. meteorologist mary lee is tracking it all for us. mary. >> wet start to the day and some locations this morning and heading through the rest of our average catching a bit of sunshine re is lookat you can see some sun and some clouds out there. our temperatures are starting to slowly warm up and we're in the 60s for many locations at this hour. show you hi-def doppler thingsi the east near merced and modesto out there. take you hour-by-hour on future can't completely rule out an isolated spotty shower as we go through our day with that low pressure system slowly moving away from us and then as we look to tomorrow, high pressure will be building in and tha

--ion has been promising justin trudeau's government has been promising action on gun control for fiveears. it is an extremely detailed piece of legislation. does not have to be passed by parliament. it's got some legal virtue that allows it to be passed just by the cabinet for now, but it is something like 69 pages long, this single law, and most of that -- that is a list of various types of assault weapons that will be banned, some 1500. most of those seem to be variations on the ar-15. that's very familiar to people who have seen mass shootings in the united states, but also here in canada, such a weapon was used in 20 by the quebec city mosque gunman who killed six people using such a weapon. they are now completely illegal, these weapons, but the tens of thousands of people who do own them -- and there may be in excess of 100,000 who have them legally -- they have two years to get rid of them, to dispose of them safely and legally. they cannot sell them in the country. if they can make legal export arrangements, they can sell them, or the government saying they may bring in a buyb

trudeau says that there will be a 2 year amnesty period to allow people who already own these firearmscomply with the ban. >>people and cars were blocked in a part of san francisco today is to homeless women tried to occupy a vacant home the women tried to start living in a home on 19th street near douglass street. in the castro eureka valley section of the city. police did not allow them to occupy the women and a group of activists who are there supporting them say they're upset with mayor breed for not allowing homeless people to shelter in place in vacant homes in the city during this pandemic. today hundreds of families got free groceries from the second harvest food bank of silicon valley. the groceries were given away at a new location as the demand for help just keeps growing. >>congress has it made you report. >>on friday, the second harvest food bank of silicon valley at the sierra monte center in daly city to its growing list of emergency drive-thru food distribution sites pre pandemic we only had 3 of these drive thru distributions but now we have more than 90 trout streams

this is prime ministerer justin trudeau speaking friday. >> we are closing the market for military grarade assault weapons in canada. andre banning 1500 models variance of these firearms by way of regulations. these weapons were designed for one purpose and one purpose only, to kill the largest number of people i in the shortest amot of time. amy: "families deserve more than thoughts and prayers," said prime minister justin trudeau as he announced the new measures. the venezuelelan government is claiming it has foiled a coup attempt after 10 armed men landed in a boat in a port city near caracas. venezuelan authorities killed eight of the men who they described as mercenary terrorists. two men were captured. a former u.s. green beret claimed the attack was part of a wider attempt to overthrow the venezuelan government. in other news from venezuela, 46 prisoners have died in a riot that began after prisoners reportedly attempted to esescape an overcrowded prison. amnesty y international is callg for an investigation into the deaths andnd prison authoritie'' "lethal response" to the unrest.

yeah it really does now is a bit of background for everyone while i was embassador prime minister trudeau and his wife sophie came to visit me at the embassy after the orlando shooting send signed a condolence book and we shared you know conversations about this and i know how deeply it pained him to see this experience in the u.s. and i know how painful it must be for him today it to experience this in nova scotia so it is not a surprise but you know i'll tell you the parliamentary system a is different than what we have and so it's maybe a bit easier to get some of this accomplished as daniel was saying a few moments ago a lot of what part of honest on him is driven by public appetite for a ban i mean is there a no you say that the right to bear arms is is enshrined in the constitution of the u.s. but is there at least public appetite for a similar ban in the u.s. could could something like this move forward if the public are behind it. we are a country divided right now and you see it in the manifestation in the language between the president and he used this language just yesterday wh

canada's prime minister, justin trudeau, has announced an immediate ban on assault weapons following the countries worst mast -- worst mass shooting last month in which 22 people were killed in nova scotia. four out of five canadians support this. u.s. presidential hopeful joe biden has denied sexually assaulting a former aide in 1993. these are the former vice president's first public remarks on the issue more than a month after the allegation was made. hundreds of demonstrators in the u.s. state of michigan have crowded inside the capital building to protest to the governments coronavirus lockdown order. they attempted to get into the chamber, b but w were held bacay police. >> for the second time in two weeks, protesters gathered to demand an end to lockdown orders. but this time, they did not stop there. hundreds of demonstrators stormed the capital building to condemn a plan to extend emergency powers for another month. some of them were armed with rifles. governor gretchen whitmer has already issued an executive order to extend the state of emergency, and protesters say that is

prime minister trudeau spoke yesterday with chancellor merkel that president macon. is the president still confident of being able to organize the event in like three weeks from now if we stick to the date? ms. mcenany: that is a great question and an important one. the g7, the president wants to see it takes place. as america reopens, as we try to approach a place of normalcy where people go back to work, where people do recreational activities but social distance. the president thinks no greater it wouldf reopening, be the g7 happening here, and happening probably more towards the end of june. robin o'brien i believe was asked about this this weekend. getting a great reception from world leaders who are asked about coming. we think it will happen and so far foreign leaders are very much on board with the idea. of june.he end the goal is for it to be here at the white house. reporter: so after the lowering of the flags this past weekend, does the president have any other plans in the works to honor the victims of the virus? question, does he mourner ine as chief? ms

prime minister trudeau calls their continued detention arbitrary.ore on what happens next, zoe thomas. explain the next process. >> this means the case is likely to stretch on for several more years in canada. her legal team has put up several legal challenges to u.s. authories extraditing her to canada -- the next thing we eect is whether canadian police violated her civil rights in the way they arrested her. she could again go free and be sent back to china. there are many levels of appeal and other legal challenges. we expect this will stretch out. it is going to continue to put pressu on relations between the u.s. and china and china and canada because of this trial stretching out. kasia: already we are seeing those relationships are pretty tense as it is. >> there is a lot of tension going on p we see in expanding -- going on. we expect tensions to increase --utting pressure on huawei. she is not the chief financial officer but also the daughter of the company's founder. the u.s. doesn't nt huawei involved in the creation of 5g networks ad the

usprime ministern trudeau said today the ban is effective immediately and includes 1500 models of militaryle firearms. aston month, i gunman wen shooting spree in nova scotia, killing at least 22 people. you are watchinbbc world news america. still to come on tonight's program, brging in the crops. with many european laborers unable to travel, british workers find themselves out in the fields picking the harvest. ♪ a british tabloid has won the first round of a battle with the duchess of sussewa meghan markl suing for breach of privacy over a letter she wrote to her father, which the paper denies. here is a sense of why the ruling matters. >> theore of her claim is that the handwritten letter she wrote to her father before her wedding was private and confidential, and it was published by the "mail" absent public intereston and ditly vied -- dishonestly. she said the letter was reproduced in a way it was this -- that was partial. that was what the "mail" asked to be disclosed from the claim. the judge said the ce claim could be heardithout considering and the allegation that they had acted

world was asked to grant asylum to syrians canada once again opened its doors prime minister justin trudeau even came to greet the 1st syrian refugees but there isn't a phobia in canada too jim 20 hopes her own story could help counter anti immigrant sentiment but when you came to canada you your received a warm welcome this what about today's canada it's not recess you know when we left vietnam the international community community was waiting for us. that everybody was opening their arms in a taking us in today's not the same. it's not the same situation and that's why i just want to remind all of us that we have already been so generous and so good we have this in the us we are capable of this goodness we can be great which is forget sometimes. canada's hospitality it's breathtaking scenery can make us forget the darkest chapters of this country's history it's banning of the cultural practices and languages of its indigenous peoples the so-called 1st nations even in the 1990 s. it was still being relocated repressed and disenfranchised they continue to suffer the economic and psychologic

justin trudeau says there will be a two-year amnesty period to allow people who already on these weapons to comply with the band. the shooting repaid the beginning of april 18th left 22 canadians dead in nova scotia. >>> north korean dictator kim jong-un suddenly reemerged this week, weeks after vanishing from public eye. since the country state media released a video of them, people have been studying the images, trying to figure out where he's been all this time. fox's aisha hosni has more on what the images could tell us about his health. >> reporter: after weeks of speculation about the health and whereabouts of kim jong-un, north korea releasing what they claim is new video of the leader attending the opening of a fertilizer plant outside pyongyang. kim was last seen april 11th, fueling rumors about his health. >> my guess is there something wrong with him. whether he's dead or incapacitated or a,. >> reporter: the part of the.'s seemingly squashing the weeklong speculation. these unverified images released by state media shows kim at the ribbon cutting ceremony with senior official

the move was a campaign pledge by prime ministerjustin trudeau — however, officials in his party were and the action was delayed. now on bbc news: the week in parliament. hello there and welcome to the week in parliament, where there are more questions for ministers over the government's handling of coronavirus. the labour leader wants to know... why he thinks that coronavirus continues to spread so fast in the care sector? filling in for borisjohnson, dominic raab admits it's a challenge but says it's one the government will grip. we can get the numbers down in care homes, as we've seen in hospitals and as we've seen in the country at large. the chancellor announces his latest loan scheme, promising fast and easy access to help for small firms. and away from the coronavirus pandemic, mps give initial approval to a bill to help victims of domestic violence. threatened and terrorised by someone who thinks it's ok to use his wife, partner or family as an emotional or physical punch bag. it was another week of the extraordinary "new normal", with the public being urged to continue stayin

prime minister trudeau said the weapons had one purpose, "to kill the largest number of people in theountry's worst mass shooting in nova scotia last month, which left 22 people dead. police in sweden say they have found the body of pakistani journalist, sajid hussain, two months after he went missing near the city of uppsala. mr hussain, the editor of an ethnic baloch news website, had fled pakistan after receiving death threats and was granted political asylum in sweden. tributes have been pouring in for afrobeat pioneer tony allen who has passed away thursday at the age of 79 from a heart attack. known as the world's greatest drummer — allen was the drummer and musical director of musician fela kuti's famous band africa ‘70 in the 1960 and 70s. he collaborated with a number of artists during his long music career. one of the people who worked closely with tony allen is uk musician and producer brian eno — he's the one who coined the phrase "the greatest drummer in the world". brian eno has been telling us about what made tony allen so special. i think it was partly that he was a sy

setting a house on fire as a result the morale boosting mission now put on hold prime minister justin trudeau sent his condolences to members of the snowbirds. and china's ambassador to israel has been found dead at his home near tel aviv although the circumstances don't seem suspicious now the incident is bringing china's relationship with israel into the spotlight something the u.s. doesn't really support artie's alex miles it has that story. a seasoned diplomat china's ambassador to israel has died and literally sent in the chinese ambassador to israel to weigh died in pelosi on may 17th and only with you according to preliminary diagnosis do weigh died unexpectedly of health and the specifics need further verification 57 year old do y. was found dead in his residence by an embassy worker shortly after forensic teams and the police were at the location carrying out the investigation into his death according to israel media there were no signs of violence at the scene it is believed that he died in his sleep most likely due to a heart attack but authorities are looking into all possibilitie

setting a house on fire as a result the morale boosting mission now prime hold prime minister justin trudeau sent his condolences to the members of the snowbirds. and a federal judge has denied martin better known as the farmer bro his request to leave prison so he could research a cure for cove at 19 he says the judge sided with officials stating that squarely failed to demonstrate adequate grounds for release based on his reasons surely is currently serving a 7 year sentence for defrauding investors. 3. live united launch alliance and it was find rocket with us in a sort of 7 for the united states space force on a mission dedicated to america's from. the u.s. military space plane blasted off into orbit once again only this time with an extra load of science experiments spacecraft x. $37.00 b. was launched on board a united launch alliance atlas 5 rocket from cape canaveral in florida this sunday but adding to the plane's mystery is the fact that officials aren't saying how long the spacecraft will remain in orbit or the purpose of this mission the previous mission lasted a record 2 years w

lone gunman in response the canadian government implemented a new firearms ban prime minister justin trudeau not mincing his words canadians deserve more than votes prayers today we are closing the market for military grade assault weapons in canada we are banning 1500 models and variants of these firearms by way of regulations these weapons were designed for one purpose and one purpose only to kill the largest number of people in the shortest amount of time. canada is following the lead of countries like australia and new zealand which have also banned a military style to assault weapons it took new zealand just 6 days to announce changes to its gun laws after a gunman killed $51.00 people in 2 mosques in march 2019 by the end of the year more than $56000.00 prohibited firearms were taken off the streets in australia after a mass shooting in 1996 where $35.00 people were killed the country's government also almost immediately implemented a ban on semiautomatic an automatic weapons the killing which happened nearly 25 years ago was the biggest and last such event in australia's history in al

setting a house on fire as a result the moron boosting mission now put on hold prime minister justin trudeau sent his condolences to members of the snowbirds. and a federal judge has denied martin scrolly better known as the former bro his request to leave prison so he could quote do research for a cure for coke at 19 the judge sided with officials stating that surely failed to demonstrate adequate grounds for release based on his reasons trolly is currently serving a 7 year sentence for defrauding his investors. and china's ambassador to israel has been found dead at his home near tel aviv although the circumstances do not seem suspicious the incident is bringing china's relationship with israel into the spotlight something the u.s. doesn't really support artie's alex file which has that story. a seasoned diplomat china's ambassador to israel has died and literally sent in a chinese ambassador to israel to way died in tel aviv on may 17th and i'll leave with you according to preliminary diagnosis due way died unexpectedly of health reasons and the specifics need further verification 57 year

prime ministerjustin trudeau said the weapons had one purpose, ‘to kill the largest number of peoplemove comes after the country's worst mass shooting in nova scotia last month, which left 22 people dead. police in sweden say they have found the body of pakistani journalist, sajid hussain, two months after he went missing near the city of uppsala. mr hussain, the editor of an ethnic baloch news website, had fled pakistan after receiving death threats and was granted political asylum in sweden. the uk government says it has hit its target for 100,000 coronavirus tests per day. but the figure includes 40,000 tests delivered, including directly to people's homes, which may not yet have been taken. the target was set less than a month ago — when just ten thousand daily tests were being carried out and the government was facing criticism for failing to rapidly increase capacity. our health editor hugh pym reports. a very quiet stansted airport, especially for a friday, but there was activity in a car park, with virus testing continuing. one of the drive—through centres set up in the last

of the pledging marathon of the commission hopes to raise 7500000000 euros prime minister justin trudeau pledged 850000000 euros french president emmanuel mccrone promised 500000000 and german chancellor angela merkel pledged 525000000 now world leaders held an online pledging conference but the u.s. did not participate however the white house said it does expect to see 3 to 4 vaccine and her final testing eventually director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases dr anthony felt she said it's possible there could be a vaccine by early next year this while president trump said he was confident there will be a coronavirus vaccine by the end of this year before numbers and information on the coronavirus be sure to check out our portable doughty up and look for the section tracking coronavirus. for market analysis we're joined by chief strategist up of a trading todd horowitz todd at the u.s. treasury just announced this was just hours ago just how much it expects to borrow this quarter now we saw it we knew it was going to be a record number it's 2.999 trillion what d

extradition however beijing has already accused the canadian government of for the ministry of justin trudeau of essentially kowtow and to u.s. demands of not being independent of violating its own laws in terms of determining whether or not monkey was you should be brought to the u.s. for prosecution and this also is going to exacerbate i would think the already strained relationship between beijing because the chinese government has said from the beginning that ms martin is not guilty of the charges. of misleading a global bank h.s.b.c. in terms of financing trying to do business inside iran that would be in contravention of u.s. and canadian sanctions so this is a really a major win as it were in the process for the united states but this is not over because of this month's lawyers have already said that they're going to try to get her out of freedom using other legal means. of jordan with the latest on those developments was lin thank you. u.s. president donald trump s rise in the big action against twitter after it's fact check the statement that he made twitter described transposed as m

ways of the act it will fall there's a will there's a quote there's a quote in the book from justin trudeau the could they be in the lead they're talking about as politicians so often do that we live in a world constantly changing constantly accelerating new ideas new things coming in all the time we have news of a new technological advance of it this is all rubbish you say in relative terms we are having decelerating for quite a long. yes varies by respect you look at in terms of innovation maybe these images thirty's in terms of population since late 1006. 100 g.d.p. growth. since the early 1950 s. was saying things are moving faster now than before but today appeared to be the slowest eyeing and you know the future will be faster he said without weapons and he said. but of course we have to be wary that this kind of book arguably obviously without the beautiful prose the beautiful graphics could have been written maybe environment germany good never have i mean we could have string theory multi verses and teleportation just around the corner in that the danger of a book that says that th

setting a house on fire as a result the morale boosting mission now put on hold prime minister justin trudeau sent his condolences to members of the snowbirds. and a federal judge has denied martin scrolly better known as the farmer bro his request to leave prison so he could do research for a cure for kobe had 19 the judge sided with officials stating that she failed to demonstrate adequate grounds for release based on his reasons surely is currently serving a 7 year sentence for defrauding his investors. and the f.b.i. has found evidence linking the florida naval base shooting rampage to al-qaeda details next then later in sports a scary moment on the pitcher's mound over the green baseball organization will show you. can keep up with the latest news and information you might have missed by downloading our t.v. cameras there 247 we'll be back in just a minute to tell you. you cannot be both with the yeah you like. i'm chris hedges the corporate coup d'etat has destroyed our democratic institutions the commercial media has burlesque part of the reality show presidents expose the trivial plot

but canada's prime ministerjustin trudeau calls their continued detention "arbitrary".ent today, she could have been released. as it was, the extradition case continues. for more on what happens next, joining me from san francisco is our technology correspondent, zoe thomas. so just sojust explain to so just explain to us, what are we expecting the next process to be now? this means that the case is likely to stretch on for several more yea rs likely to stretch on for several more years in canada. ms meng's legal team has put up several legal challenges to us authorities extraditing her to canada. the next one we expect comedy next big decision we expect, is whether or not canadian police violated her civil rights when they arrested her in the way they arrested her. —— next when we expect comedy next big decision. but there are other legal appeals and challenges we expect to go on, so we expect this case is going to stretch out and continue to put pressure on relations between the us and china and even between china and canada, because of this trial stretching out. alre