trudeau, to answer as well. are you disappointed that canada is not part or hasn't taken a bigger role in the multilateral forces in haiti and what would you like canada to do more in addition to the $100 million announced today? president biden: look, this is a very, very difficult circumstance. the idea to how do we deal with what's going on in haiti where gangs have essentially taken the place of the government? in fact, they rule the roost, as the saying goes. i think what the prime minister has spoken about makes a lot of sense. the biggest thing we can do, and it's going to take time, is to increase the prospect of the police departments in haiti having the capacity to deal with the problems they are facing. and that is going to take a little bit of time. we are also looking at whether or not the international community through the united nations could play a larger role in this event, in this circumstance. but there's no question that there is a real genuine concern because there are several million peopl

biden and trudeau talk tough as the us and canada pledge to stand together against authoritarian regimesa russian child's drawing against the war in ukraine sparks a police investigation and tears a family apart. a close call with a space rock capable of wiping out a city: the asteroid that's about to pass between the earth and the moon. the hollywood actress gwyneth paltrow has been giving evidence on the fourth day of a trial in which she's being sued over a skiing accident in utah seven years ago. ms paltrow is counter—suing 76—year—old terry sanderson, claiming it was he who skied into her, not the other way around. sophie long sent this report. gwyneth paltrow has been present throughout this trial, listening to emotional accounts from two of terry sanderson's daughters about the impact the accident had on theirfather. today was the oscar—winning actress's turn to give her account of the collision that mr sanderson says left him with a permanent brain injury and four broken ribs. i was skiing and two skis came between my skis, forcing my legs apart and then there was a body pressing

there you see him, being received by prime minister justin trudeau.rt notice there will be some signing ceremony and other diplomatic issues that the president is going to be involved with there at the canadian parliament. >>> we're just right before the break talking about the dow, the markets continuing to be down this morning after a drop in deutsche bank shares sparked new fears about the banking sector. you can see, they're down by 50, but that's how the wall street is right now. joining us now with more is cnbc's frank holland. frank, we heard from the st. louis fed chair this morning. what did he have to say about these concerns? >> well, first and foremost, good morning. james bullard, he's the first fed speaker out and about after the rate hikes. he acknowledged the banking crisis and acknowledged the fears, but he really emphasized the u.s. banking system has regulation and controls in place that he believes are adequate to address all the current issues here in the united states. he refers specifically to dodd frank, regulation put in place

biden and trudeau talk tough, as the us and canada pledge to stand together against authoritarian regimes. king charles�* first state visit to france is postponed, as growing unrest over president macron�*s pension reforms grips the country. a russian child's drawing against the war in ukraine sparks a police investigation and tears a family apart. don't look up! an asteroid large enough to destroy a city will pass between earth and the moon this weekend, but scientists say it won't make contact. the hollywood actress, gwyneth paltrow, has been giving evidence on the fourth day of a trial in which she's being sued over a skiing accident in utah seven years ago. ms paltrow is counter—suing 76 year old terry sanderson, claiming it was he who skied into her, not the other way around. sophie long sent this report. gwyneth paltrow has been present throughout this trial, listening to emotional accounts from two of terry sanderson�*s daughters about the impact the accident had on their father. today was the oscar—winning actress's turn to give her account of the collision that mr sanderson says

in 2019 and 2021 elections, benefiting trudeau's liberal party.rudeau reportedly was briefed but decided to keep it a secret until one almost accused o willfully participated in all of these. china's influence on canada is thought to be a reason that canada left out of caucus. the partnership with the u.s. and the u.k., and austria camed at countering china's influence in the pacific. it is surprising that there was no talk in this press conference about any increase in defense spending. biden did end by also giving some assurances to americans and banks. he does not see anything on the horizon that's causing him any serious concerns, bret. >> jacque heinrich, traveling with the president, thank you. >>> back in u.s., parents say the bill will enhance parental oversight at schools. it was a subject of a fiery debate at the house. does it have any chance in the u.s. senate? or chad pilgrim has the details, live from capitol hill. >> reporter: chuck schumer calls the bill or not willing to consider the plan. the gop says education veered to the left

and that has put political pressure on the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau. find some sort of solution to that, as indeed joe biden has. as far as migrants are concerned, crossing the southern border of the us from mexico. so this agreement that was reached between canada and the united states back in 2004 is being tweaked to basically allow the return of migrants who cross into canada from the us at illegal border posts to allow those people to be sent back. the previous agreement did not include that and that was welcomed by both president biden and the canadian premier, justin trudeau. it's interesting to note as well that a lot of those migrants are coming from haiti, a country which has seen a collapse of law and order. and the two leaders also agreed today in their talks to provide additional funding to the haitian police force, although they stopped short of announcing plans for some sort of international peacekeeping force for haiti. monitoring groups say as many as 14 members of pro—iranian militia groups may have been killed in american air strikes

the president and the first lady will join prime minister trudeau and this is trudeau for an intimate gathering and on friday, the president will participate in a bilateral meeting during which he will absolutely reaffirm the united states because enduring commitment to the partnership. the president will follow in the tradition of previous presidents who visited canada and addressed canada's parliament. the president will underscore how the u.s. canada partnership benefits not only our two countries but the entire world. and i work -- by working together, we can address some of the biggest challenges we face. tomorrow or friday evening, the president and first lady will host a gallery at the canadian innovation and space museum. this is one of canada's closest allies and friends for more than 150 years. this would be the first true, imprisoned by the from beatty between the two leaders in canada since 2009. we focus on rebuilding that bilateral relationship. the second year we focused on our commitments including orderly and safe migration through regular pathways and enhancing colla

biden and trudeau talk tough, as the us and canada pledge to stand together against authoritarian regimesssian child's drawing against the war in ukraine sparks a police investigation and tears a family apart. hello and welcome to bbc news. france is braced for more protests in the coming days over pension reforms, following the cancellation of king charles�* state visit to the country. the king and queen consort camilla were due to arrive in paris tomorrow, but president macron said it was "common sense" to cancel the trip. demonstrations are planned this weekend against water shortages, while blockades of oil refineries are leading to fuel shortages on some garage forecourts. simonjones has the latest. police patrolling the streets of paris last night, trying to prevent a repeat of scenes like these. on thursday, what had been largely peaceful protests against the president and his pension reforms turned violent. that night, piles of uncollected rubbish in the capital were satellite. the french authorities say almost 1000 fires were started. this was nantes. and similar scenes on the st

he's about to meet one on one with canadian prime minister justin trudeau. you're looking at pictures there in ottawa. we're going to bring you that when it begins, and there is also other major news that is demanding attention from the president and his team today retaliatory strike by the united states in syria, the pentagon says president biden authorized the strike after an american contractor was killed and five u. s service members injured in syria. the administration says the americans were attacked by a drone officials say came from iran. let's begin at the pentagon with cnn's oren liebermann or what are you learning about the u. s personnel involved here and how frequently attacks like this happen? the latest update we have on the u. s personnel involved here is that there were five service members injured. they are in stable condition. two of them were treated at the scene. three of them had to be taken to coalition medical facilities in iraq. there was also one other u. s contractor injured that, in addition, according to the pentagon to the one u

the president and first lady will join the prime minister trudeau for a gathering at their residence and on friday the president will participate in a bilateral meeting with the pre- minister trudeau into the team and reaffirm the commitment to the u.s. canada partnership. the president will plan follow in the tradition of those who visit canada and address the parliament. in his remarks, the president will underscore how the u.s. canada partnership benefits not only the two countries but the entire world and by working together we can address some of the biggest challenges we face, president biden and pre- presidt trudeau. the president and first lady willden day dinner at the canadian aviation space museum. in addition to joining the president for those events the first lady will continue to build on her friendship and a spousal program that's focused on our shared cultural connections and empowering young people. this is a meaningful visit. canada is one of the united states closest allies and friends and has been now for more than 150 years. this will be the first true in person

biden, prime minister trudeau, madam trudeau, distinguished guests, fellow parliamentarians. on behalf of all parliamentarians and all the guests in this chamber, i have the great honor, mr. president, of thanking you for your presence and your address before the parliament of canada. [applause] it is an honor to have you with us in our parliament. on behalf of ar parliament arians and -- parliamentarians of sharing your great words. i say, mr. president, with no small measure of confidence, that your words have touched canadians everywhere. your message of hope, unity, and partnership is one that reflects the shared values and ideals that unite us. in may of 19461 when form are -- 1964 when former president kennedy spoke to a joint session of parliament, geography made us neighbors but history made us friends. your visit today, mr. president, continues this very strong testament to the firm bond between our two countries and it is a cherished reminder of our deep friendship. with the return of war in europe, with the rising global assault on the very foundations of democracy

prime minister trudeau. i'm sorry. canada recently banned tiktok on government devices. knowing what you know. are you comfortable with the idea of your children or family members using tiktok. thank you. respond to the question

trudeau reportedly decided to keep this a secret. however, he was alleged to have a chinese spy in his parliamentary caucus until that lawmaker stepped out a couple days ago, denying the allegations vehemently but saying he doesn't want to become a distraction. there's more details. china's influence on this government, the leaks against trudeau coming out of his intelligence service are thought to be reasons why perhaps canada was left out of the agreement between the u.s., the u.k. and australia aimed at countering china's influence and threats in the indopacific region. it's been a point of concern and a little bit of worry here in canada why canada was left out of aukus. especially since this meeting of the leaders follows the meetings with xi jinping and vladimir putin, china has taken on a greater role in the conversations happening here. apparently so much that the president was thinking about it when he was talking to parliament just a little while ago. we'll bring you the updates out of this nuts conference when it begins ho

he met with canadian prime minister justin trudeau on a variety of topics. two leaders will hold a joint news conference later today. joining us now is chris or sans, director of the canada institute at the wilson center. we should point out that the president brought a lot of his team to ottawa. members from his candidate -- cabinet, with a to do list. guest: you can see that this was an acknowledgment that so much of the relationship is domestic, domestic agencies like energy, transportation, they need to be part of the management of this relationship. there was very smarter president biden to bring them. it suggest a much broader agenda than the one at the top that was first foreign, traditionally when you see an american president go abroad. the domestic issues are rising in importance. not just to the u.s. but also to the canadians. jon: a lot of people are curious how the rest of the day will unfold when there are more questions from the media. particularly on china. part of that china filed where both canada and the u.s. have been working closely. as

s after world wind trip to canada and meetings with prime minister justin trudeau.was a friendly and productive visit that addressed a range of issues , mr trudeau announced modifications to the safe third country agreement, which addresses immigration between the two countries. mr trudeau also said both the us and canada will work towards peace and stability in haiti as gang violence rages on in puerto oprah's canada will invest in additional 100 million canadian dollars to support hades police force. cnn's phil mattingly has details on mr brown's visit to ottawa. president biden's like 24 hour whirlwind visit to ottawa. canada didn't come with major expectations with us officials and canadian officials made clear in the lead up to the international visit that there were significant policy issues that they wanted to discuss, and there weren't likely to be significant policy breakthroughs and to some degree that was true. there was an immigration deal and critical one that that canadian officials have been pushing for several months. us officials finally signed on t

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. >>> border deal, president biden is in canada to meet with prime minister trudeau. details on the deal they're expected to announce that would affect asylum seekers. >>> tiktok showdown, the ceo of tiktok testifies on capitol hill telling lawmakers the app is safe for american users, as it faces an uncertain future in the u.s. >>> autism on the rise. a new study says the prevalence of autism spectrum disorder is growing in american children. what researchers are saying about the new findings. >>> and flying into action. when a plane's pilot fallsill, an off-duty pilot on board steps in to save the day. "early today" starts right now. >> and a very good morning. i'm jessica leighton. >> i'm phillip mena. breaking news this morning, president biden ordering airstrikes in eastern syria after an american contractor was killed in a drone attack. it happened on a coalition base. the pentagon says five u.s. service members were also injured in the attack along with another contractor. the intelligence community believes the drone was of iranian origin. defense secretary ll

. >>> president biden meeting with justin trudeau, agreeing to a new immigration deal and what this now means. terry moranis there. >>> a good samaritan climbing up into a burning home to save three children trapped inside. >>> an american couple in haiti, hostage for over a week now. relatives have already paid ransom and they're demanding more. >>> an optometrist suing gwyneth paltrow for $300,000 after a skiing accident, and what she said on the stand. >>> what has been seen in the sky and what many of you will see tonight. >>> from new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >>> good evening, we begin tonight with breaking news. we have learned of two new attacks on navy 40s -- forces in syria with drones. the first one was an iranian member and injuring five u.s. service members as well. there is retaliation in response to those first attacks. we're just learning of those attacks tonight. the f-15 jet fighter taking to the skies. the first u.s. attack on deadly forces was conducted by a iran. president biden who authorized the retaliatory airstrike said moments ago the

pierre trudeau. pardon me. justin trudeau thanked joe biden for really aiding the release of them as man guangzhou in fact, came to a plea deal, and that really shows the closest of these two countries and what they hope to accomplish going forward and we await that press conference. boris and jessica. that's right. paula newton for us in ottawa for a big day for president joe biden , canada and we are looking ahead to that press conference where we'll hear from president biden and prime minister trudeau. paula. thanks so much for your reporting. and still ahead. there are big developments in two separate investigations involving former president donald trump, bring you the very latest when we come back. hey, man.n. could save hundreds for safe driving with liberty mutual because dememise your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. who we gotta go again for what you need . liberty liberty, liberty, liberty. i thought we had a plan for dad. he was set to go to the nior living community right by my hou

hablando de inmigraciÓn, el presidente biden y el primer ministro canadiense, justin trudeau, anunciaronta frenar los cruces irregulares. canadÁ recibirÁ 15,000 migrantes legalmente, pero deportar a quienes intenten ingresar ilegalmente. reportera: quiero hacerme a un lado para que veas a los Últimos migrantes que van a poder cruzar por esta avenida, que no es un cruce oficial necesariamente entre estados unidos y canadÁ. estamos del lado del estado de nueva york. la policÍa canadiense les afirma a estos inmigrantes que serÁn arrestados una vez crucen. pasan detenidos algunas horas y luego pueden ser liberados para que puedan solicitar su asilo. esto va a terminar a partir de esta medianoche a travÉs de este acuerdo bilateral entre el primer ministro justin trudeau y el presidente biden. se podrÁ realizar aportaciones entre ambos paÍses. Éste acuerdo lo que hace es extender el acuerdo del tercer paÍs seguro hay cruces no oficiales como este. de ahora en adelante van a tener que pasar por aduanas, pasar por un proceso oficial. canadÁ va a aceptar a cerca de 15,000 migrantes proveniente de

some of it has implicated the trudeau government itself. they denied that they had any knowledge of this, but again, these are thorny issues that, as phil said, president biden and the prime minister will be talking. king about i want you to listen now to what justin trudeau told me about having to try and balance. that chinese relationship listen. china we've seen balloons in the air over canada. we've seen buoys in the arctic. um what do you think? are the chinese motives in those issues specifically, and what do you hope to learn from the chinese balloon now in u. s hands? well, i think one of the things we have to remember is china is the second largest economy in the world and continues to grow. we are going to have to in some circumstances engage constructively with china , like we did around the conference and biodiversity that we co hosted with them in montreal. there's issue. use around climate change that we should be working as a world together. there's other places where we're going to have to be stiff competition to china in te

today president biden responding with a meeting of his own, meeting with justin trudeau.eat to have you on the program today. so, you are sort of looking at something that perhaps the focus is not on in this moment of world leaders. what are you watching? >> well, sandra, it's great to be with you. i've got to say, we look at the last two and a half years of the biden administration's foreign policy, and it's been an absolute disaster. we have seen every enemy of america getting stronger. seen the biden administration alienating our friends and allies pushing them away, and putin and xi coming together, russia and china, the two most formidable adversaries coming together because of the biden administration weakness. antony blinken was testifying yesterday and i asked him about the biden administration's incoherent foreign policy on the ukraine war, which is specifically that the biden administration has gone incredibly soft on iran. it has waived sanctions on iran, just in the last few days waived sanctions allowed a $500 million payment to go to the government of iran.

he didn't raise any of these issues with china and didn't want to offend justin trudeau.en is overseeing the military as it is bullied out of the south china sea. the china defense ministry said they drove away the u.s. navy destroyer after it entered their waters. this is dangerous. on top of the small matter of a nuclear war. an american contract was killed and 5 troops injured when an iranian drone struck an american base in syria. we have troops there. >> why are those 900 troops still on the ground in syria. they are not providing any benefit to the united states. the general said they are there for the defeat of isis that's nonsense. >> laura: now we launched counter strikes on-sites in eastern syria. after the iranian backed forces ignited this exchange the pentagon went out of the wait to reassure the goebel community they didn't seek any conflict with iran but only seeks stability in the region. are we getting anything out of the rules based international order it we were told is so vital to american interests? of course not. this is something else trump called o

but, of course, president biden and trudeau have shared a strong bond.ntly. but this is an added wrinkle ahead of president biden's trip there later this month. >> if you look at these numbers, 367 detentions this january. 24 detentions january a year ago. you have two politicians here, two leaders who are generally pro-refugee, say be kinder and more welcoming. but? >> they have to take a tougher stance. they're both dealing with political pressures at home. we're seeing this with prime minister trudeau and do domestically with president biden. they have to take restrictive measures to quell those concerns. and that is where we're seeing prime minister trudeau putting pressure on this administration, as well, to renegotiate and try to close off all the crossings they're seeing at the northern part of the border. >> good friends, think they can work this out or problems? >> officials and sources i've talked to say, yes, they can work it out. it is probably not going to damage their relationship, but time will tell. >> difficult issue as always. that's wh

crime, and right now president biden meeting with his counterpart to the north prime minister, justin trudeau, the visit happening in the united states and canada strike a new deal too slow or growing migrant search. now, though, we begin with the commander in chief moment for the president of the united states. president biden signing off retaliatory airstrikes in eastern syria. social media video. you see it here, capturing the smoldering fire fury of american missiles fired from f 15 fighter jets president hitting back in iran after a kamikaze drone flew directly into a coalition base, killing a contractor and wounding five other u. s service members. cnn obtaining video of ambulances racing to the scene of that attack back and forth stretches already strained relations between washington and tehran. united states keeps about 900 troops in syria alongside american contractor stepped up iranian backed targeting of americans is now a top concern inside the pentagon . and this morning, the national security council underlining the danger and the president's readiness they say to respond. he m

canadian prime minister justin trudeau and president biden will have a bilateral meeting friday.uying will then address parliament in ottawa and the attorney for former president donald trump is expected to testify before a federal grand jury today. the case involves the possible mishandling of classified documents by trump. one year old boy abandoned on a bridge between the us and mexico has been saved. have a look here. surveillance video shows what border patrol agents describe as a smuggler swimming along the colorado river, dropping off the child on the bridge, then running back to the river. just a few minutes later, you can see the border patrol agent drive up in a white pickup truck. to rescue the boy. authorities say the child has been identified. he's from guatemala, and he's been placed in the care of health and human services. residents of a california town. we're told thursday they could go back to their homes after flooding forced them out there in california town of povero was evacuated more than a week ago after storms led to severe flooding and broken levee. auth

trudeau said in his remarks, this is not a moment to compromise on our values. double down on them. trudeau ahead of the president speaking there now made note of the two michaels freed from chinese detention. that's what we heard so far as they're meeting and talking about other things, an immigration deal for the northern border, john. >> john: the immigration deal is interesting, this is in the swanton sector which incorporates new york state and vermont and new hampshire. the deal they agreed to said if they crossed illegally, they'll come back to the country in which they came. if somebody goes to canada from the united states, they'll be send back to the u.s. or vice versa. you won'ter if they can cut a deal like that on the northern border, why doesn't joe biden visit with president obrador and said looks, let's cut the same deal. anybody that comes in from mexico goes back to mexico and vice versa. doesn't make sense to a lot of people. >> sandra: people watching may be having the same questions. dealing with a different number of immigrants on the north

but mr trudeau please feel free mr trudeau, dancer as well. it would be sue. killer canada. are you disappointed that canada is not part of hasn't taken a bigger role in the multilateral forces in haiti. and what would you like canada to do more, in addition to the $100 million announced today. well no, i'm not disappointed. look this is a very, very difficult circumstance. the idea of how do we deal with what's going on in haiti? gangs have essentially taking the place of the government in effect. they run their rule the roost as the saying goes, and, uh so i think that what the prime minister has spoken about makes a lot of sense, the biggest thing we could do and it's going to take time is to increase the prospect of the police departments in haiti. having the capacity to deal with the problems that we face and that is going to take a moment of time. we also are looking at whether or not the international community through the united nations could play a larger role in this event in this this this circumstance, but there is no question that there is a real genuine concern

just him trudeau emanuel ma cron. they're the cool kids in the politics club, but somewhat compare them to the movie. mean girls find out why when we return, sit tight, the ammo will be right back. ah, ah, lisa hunter, russians state full narrative. i've stayed on the north lansky and div. uh mm hm. no, no. candles house not a thin 50000. okay, so 9 is 25 and speaking with we will van in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on russia today, and school or t sputnik, given our video agency, roughly all planned on youtube. with what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be in arms is often very dramatic, a development only really and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk. lou . welcome back to the ammo doctor. korean can nice. all the former foreign minister of austria has graciously stuck around to talk to us the more dr canal. thank you for being with us. so what other politic

justin trudeau comes in and eliminates that and first thing that happens is hundred of cartel operativeadvantage of this, i mean, full operation mexican cartel operations in canada and because there is a backup, you know, mexicans typically get pushed back on the southern border so all they have to do if you 3 or $400 you fly a one-way ticket to toronto or somewhere in canada, anywhere in canada and cross the northern border. so that's -- that's the back story there and but i would say this, that the -- the numbers, 13,000, 15,000 a month is breakfast on the southern border. that's a breakfast hour down there. they really -- they don't compare. it is something to keep an eye on. maria: well, i spoke with new york congresswoman claudia tenney and shoe told me that she spent a lot of time with the border agents who told her that you're seeing these agents being transferred now to the northern border. she also said that the act mohawk reservation and that's under the control of governor hochul. we know that the incentives are increasing border crossings and hochul just put an additional bi

just him trudeau, emanuel mac kron there, the cool kids in the politics club, but somewhat compare them to the movie. mean, girls. find out why when we return, sit tight, the ammo will be right back. ah, ah, ah, with russian state little narrative. i've studied us on the most landscape div, asking him not getting all sunset for a coup in 55 when. okay, so 9 is gonna be the one on homes with we will van in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on russia today. and split ortiz sport mckibben, our video agency, roughly all brand on youtube with, with, with, with, with at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations. to disarm iraq, to free its people. and to defend the world from great pain. who's with we will bring to the iraqi food and medicine in supplies and freedom with ah ah ah, during the 2nd world war in nazi occupied poland valencia was a farming region today as part of ukraine between 19431945 members of the ukrainian insurgent army led by step on bendara. nasa could thousands of poles and valeria in a diabolical ethni

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prime minister trudeau said the u. and canada are partners that ukraine can count on president biden signaled he's not overly concerned about the growing ties between russia and china, saying it's the u. s and canada that are expanding alliances to do also said they will work towards peace and stability in haiti as gang violence rages on in palo prince cnn's phil mattingly has details on biden's visit to ottawa. president biden's like 24 hour whirlwind visit to ottawa. canada didn't come with major expectations with us officials and canadian officials made clear in the lead up to the international visit that there were significant policy issues that they wanted to discuss, and there weren't likely to be significant policy breakthroughs and to some degree that was true. there was an immigration deal in a critical one that that canadian officials have been pushing for several months. us officials finally signed on there were some efforts to speed up nor ad spending and development on the canadian side . certainly discuss

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, president biden visited canada where, in particular, he met with canadian prime minister justin trudeaund confirmed his support for ukraine. both leaders spoke before a joint session of the canadian parliament. prime minister trudeau paid special attention to one of the guests of the meeting , the head of government introduced her to president biden and the legislators as natalya, told that she came to canada 10 years ago and that she, like many other ukrainians in canada, constant contact with his relatives in ukraine, he emphasized that it is important that both canada and the usa support ukraine as long as necessary. my colleague yuliya yarmolenko became interested in who this natalya is and why exactly she was invited by the example to the joint session of the parliament and looked for this woman, you know yuliya it's still emotions. maybe i haven't slept in the last few days because emotions really overwhelm you so much because the realization is so important. it was an important event , that is, when you and all these thoughts. how did this happen to me? of course, i'm a person. g

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meanwhile, president biden is in ottawa meeting with prime minister justin trudeau. this is an inflation -- sorry immigration story. expected to announce a new immigration agreement that would allow both countries to turn away migrants who cross the northern border illegally. meantime, the southern border, dramatic reminder of the violence fueled by the migrant crisis there. fbi called into a hostage situation that quickly turned deadly. alexis mcadams is live in mission, texas. how did the rescue operation go? >> hi, sandra, it went ok. they got the two migrants out, but that was after they were badly beaten and held hostage for hours inside that houston hotel, one example of the chaos here at the southern border and some of the immigrations plaguing the administration, not just here in texas. as you just mentioned, president biden is in ottawa, canada meeting with the -- justin trudeau, the canadian prime minister. coming to an agreement that could help curve the number of migrants illegally entering into the u.s. and canada on a daily basis. thousands have side st

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previously, trudeau said that ottawa is ready to expand its flight training program to include ukrainian military pilots. support for ukraine and china's challenges. colleague emmanuel macron , the two leaders discussed their commitment to continue helping ukraine and from russia, compensation for aggression was noted in the white house, in addition, the leaders of the countries talked about cooperation in the indo-pacific region, as well as joint efforts to counter the challenges created by china in the world order. stun grenades and water cannons to disperse the protesters , molotov cocktails and stones flew at the law enforcement officers, the protesters demolished the fence under the parliament and tried to break into the building, several active participants were detained by the actions of law enforcement officers, its journalists were injured, the police dispersed the protest in front of the parliament building, people remained behind the security forces' barricades, the actions broke out after the legislators supported the document on foreign agents in the first reading, which is

person biden at this hour, meeting with justin trudeau. and what this now it means.ry moran is there. tonight, the stunning images, the good samaritan climbing the outside of a burning home. to save three children trapped inside. news tonight about an american couple kidnapped in haiti, held hostage for nearly a week now. relatives paying ransom and they are now demanding more. actress gwyneth paltrow taking the stand in utah. a retired optometrist is suing her after a skiing accident and what she said understand. from north carolina to michigan to minnesota, what has been seen in the sky and what many of you will see tonight. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> david: it is great to have you with us as we near the end of another week and we we begin with this breaking news. we have learned of two new attacks on u.s. forces in syria. this time with rockets and drones. this means at least four attacks now in the past 36 hours. the first of the attacks was on a u.s. base by a suspected iranian

trudeau's government pledged to increase immigration.hey welcome to arriving refugees from syria with open arms. canada is always seen as a welcoming place for arriving populations. do you think the politics of this moment, you will see that change in canada in terms of the welcoming spirit? >> no, the spirit of the people is very strong. everyone heres very welcoming towards refugees. there is politicization of this particular topic and with the wrong policy, people can polarize it. we do think these numbers are more regularized fashion will continue our current welcoming spirit. these increased numbers again is just a reflection. 15,000 i think is just a drop in the bucket. we can definitely do more. we hope there is a current challenge to save the country and we hope the challenge goes through. >> executive director of the refugee center in montreal, thank you for joining us. today the u.s. house stepped into the fiery debate about kids and classrooms. passing a bill that publicans call states rights but opponents called dangerous mov

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