u. s. canada, present the globe this answer, economic magic primate drum. oh gosh. i did asia for a week or so from anger and better. and we were but they signed an o a form that didn't do well. look though for rich in us southern yes, no, no, no. to do with this little calendar day, this forget as for lat, turned the n n a. and can also side this to protein condition mexico and a petition to get across if by bit to provide a 1000 men some number at by a number immigrant prost them broader a small way to the 1000 to get the vast build them summit to come. visions oh, he's bocce pole. what? oh city. i'm at 4 dead this up to me. plenty since it's the met the leaders the north and state you asked. and maxine wanted, if home to the know to lead us here in make the pilot, it struck meeting they. how andries force friends the no fairy the in our home and worked an me terry lot dinah, how the truck race it and it shouldn't play because role cushions to buy that is under pressure. it su ms. barrons, this other product we to take. she thought prince from the bought into the

u. s. canada and mexico saying canada, mexico and the united states condemn the january 8 attacks on brazil's democracy and the peaceful transfer of power. we stand with brazil as it's safe guards, it's democratic institutions. so again, very clear of just on the surface at the very least, that these 3 world leaders see the benefits and then the relationship that intertwined economic relationship between these 3 countries outweighs any potential dispute that might still be up in the air. al jazeera manuel, an apple that live in mexico city. many thanks did. and while still to come here on, i was just here a subs in bosnia herzegovina, celebrating a ban national holiday attorney, a wife and thousands of nurses. go on strike in new york city. we'll take a look at back. i'm sons under my ah ah, off we go with your weather update for asia right here right now. great to be with . you will begin in india still for northern parts, fog alerts in play, colts not conditions as well, but really right across the country. we will be dealing with con conditions toward the southeast and fair weather clouds

u. s. canada and across europe. and you know, there are no sort of update about adjusting policies from there. and it also makes sense only if there are domestic measures that also reduce the rate of spread. because we know that nobody measure is perfect. so cases will enter even if it's the cases of a new variant. and once they enter what happens then if there are no domestic policies to reduce spread, things like you know, air cleaning, ventilation mocking, and testing with isolation. then those cases will spread domestically, no matter what you do. so border policies are most effective when they are comprehensive. people just place across all regions because let's face it radiance can come from anywhere. and in tandem with domestic policy, so that if radiant import is slow down, so is spread within the community within the country. china, of course, is saying, just picking up on what you saying, china is sort of saying that countries are singling it out rather than applying these measures across the board countri

u . s. base in oklahoma. we understand we will hopefully get more details from the pentagon. had to stay from the u. s. canada and mexico held a wide ranging talks at the north american leaders summit, u. s. president joe biden. canada's justin trudeau on the mexican president under emanuel lopez open a door have been meeting in mexico city. they have discuss regional cooperation on matters, including trade, immigration, and drug trafficking. as gates of manual report has been following the summit and joins is for mexico city. look, just looking at live pictures there. of the 3 lead is giving a press conference in the last hour or so. has anything concrete come out of this summit manual? get a 1000000, i'm looking over here, peaking over at the monitor, noticing that this press conference is still going on. the north american leader summit did conclude this press conference going a little bit longer than we were expecting it to. i would argue that so far, what we've heard from the 3 world leaders of from canadian prime minister justin trudeau, president biden, and president lopez over the board of mexico has

u. s. and canada us is trying to lead from behind. they're trying to put the canadian out because there is a very anti american anti imperialist response among the haitian people. the u. s. really needs to get its troops or get troops under its control on the ground in haiti because they feel that it's in a revolutionary situation in the idea is that you bring in soldiers into the country and you base them in the country for 10 years. and they are supposedly doing humanitarian work. this is really a slap in the face of what he needs. look, they give you credit, a $105000000000.00, you know, to fight a proxy war on their behalf against russia. and at the same time, they will, can find a 1000000000 or 2000000000 or 3000000000 to give to haiti. it really shows how terrible and cynical the intentions of the u. s. in canada, it's him been are in hidden, and that's a rap on the hour's top news stories for more up to the minute news updates, head over to r t dot com. and don't forget to follow us on odyssey rumble. and god, thanks for tuning

u. s. in canada. and they found each other and they knew that they wanted to help other guys get half is 2 parts to getting out of a violent extremist group. the 1st part is disengagement, which is where you leave the social group. and then the next part is de radicalization. where belief systems audiology are removed, it was very impactful. when someone finally came along with no fear, no judgement, you heard my story did and nothing to challenge it. without doing this is far more a conflict over our end stages involving the united states and draw. surely, it's a good question of all trust, assert, deep a sphere of influence in the former soviet space. profit holds in europe rolled and ukraine easy. so i'm sure, in order to do this, you know, these things doesn't want to do a lot to happen and this is lots of what is going on with shane. yes. can i start the chill, the 2nd with it to the set them on? one of the african mulatto should laugh, seem alive. social media would publish. ethics that up. that

u. s. canada and mexico of held wide ranging tools. the north american leader summit is present. dr. barton canada is justin true to mexican president, andreas manuel lucas open enrollment in mexico. city, they discussed corporation on trade, immigration, and drug trafficking. upolu has been following the summit in mexico city. what we've heard from the 3 world leaders of from canadian prime minister justin trudeau, president biden, and president lopez over the board of mexico has lacked a lot of specificity that we were hoping to hear. there was quite a bit of mutual praise between the 3 world leaders, their tone, certainly on a number of topics ranging from border security multilateral security strategy to curb weapons trafficking to curve human trafficking, to curve the trafficking of drugs moving back and forth between the us mexico border, all of that seem positive. all of that seemed very optimistic at one point president lope is over the board of mexico, actually praise president biden for being quote, the 1st president in a long time to not build a single metre of border wall

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u. s. canada. enjoy. all of them. tell me the same thing that i need to have a un registration number from the un. otherwise they can help me. in mesa on the board, i was arrested by the time police. i tried to call the you and hcr emergency number several times, but there was no response. in the end i had to pay a bribe to stop me from deporting me. i was very lucky. i worry as my parents and family members are still in me, and so i tried to keep a low profile while continuing to support freedom fight. and so i see why it's important not to draw too much attention from the military. i send food and medical supplies from thailand. i tried to help all civilians and kind of regardless of which group they belong to. we are all human beings inside me and my revolution is taking longer. and it's not easy to raise funds. i'm a senior and i plan to upload some of my songs to youtube. once they get mold and the 1000000 views, youtube will pay me, and i will donate the money to the cause. i. molly's transitional government has

u. s. canada and costa rica locations . twitter reportedly plans to lay off 50 more workers, according to the site, insider. children says there are some differences for tech workers, compared to the past .com bust software and deployment of other technologies like that are what are pervading every single industry. so yes, these are very much you're very much able to transfer those skills to other areas. i know a few people who have been impacted. i'm not too worried. because tech will always be needed, says there also are opportunities for startups to still get money because venture capital funding remains strong. but he says, people looking to pivot should know there is a difference in the pitch have to have a business model, which is a little bit more conservative or safe, which allows you to show a path towards profitability a little bit sooner. professor choudhary says the nation is seen in historically low 3.5% unemployment rate. which means even though there is this rebalancing now, he says, they're still our jobs ou

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u. s. u. k. canada and australia are wary because at the moment china is experiencing the surgeon cove at 19 infections. the w h. her has said that beijing has been under representing the scale of the outbreak here. and it wants the aging to provide more accurate hospitalization, and death toll data. the china denies that it's withholding any information despite continuing to release suspiciously low figures still to come here on al jazeera, the voodoo festival, in beneath the place widely considered to be the birthplace of the age ritual. ah called snap warnings and fog warnings are beginning to be lifted across northern india. heather hears those details right now on wednesday, right across india. it is a fairly, quite picture so, and take you to pakistan. got some what, whether leaking into baluchistan province? no. for k p, k, the mountains, this will be rain in islam about as well, but for the caps, old territory round the mountains. this of course, will fall as snow as one side of the story i want

u. s canada and costa rica locations. twitter reportedly plans to lay off 50 more workers, according to the site. insider. children says there are some differences for tech workers, compared to the past .com bust software and deployment of other technologies like that are what are pervading every single industry. so yes, these are very much you're very much able to transfer those skills to other areas. i know a few people who have been impacted, but, um i think that overall like i'm not too worried. because i will always be needed. many workers are turning to social networks to help find new work. the way i job search and the people that i know jobs are just like ah, maybe looking for options and linkedin and talking to people there or like going to conferences says there also are opportunities for startups to still get money because venture capital funding remains strong. but he says, people looking to pivot should know there is a difference in the pitch. you'll have to have a business model, which is a little bit more c

u. s. canada europe or the largest mining company in congo. blanco based in switzerland. yeah, exactly. so there is the longest, but dition from, from the lease, but men, most importantly from company, from different countries on the chinese. now i think like if people live in the area where those be planning, for example, haven't really benefit from the, from, from the 6 but vision and, and it's actually the question that the book is raising is something that is present in discussions in. ready the or in because and maybe to see the bringing up discussion with other physician and some other on the import and inequality and expectation to develop the region where all this big come from. fred bama. thank you very much for joining us from contrast now into national monetary fonts as the global economy is strengthened slightly since october. i'm f attributed it to surprisingly resilient demand in the us and europe, and easing of energy costs and china re opening off to coven. 19 the latest update raises the global economic growth for cost for 2023 from 2.7 percent growth to

u. s. canada and costa rica locations.twitter reportedly plans to lay off 50 more workers, according to the site, insider. children says there are some differences for tech workers, compared to the past .com bust software and deployment of other technologies like that are what are pervading every single industry. so yes, these are very much you're very much able to transfer those skills to other areas. i know a few people who have been impacted. i'm not too worried. because i will always be needed , says there also are opportunities for startups to still get money because venture capital funding remains strong. but he says, people looking to pivot should know there is a difference in the pitch have to have a business model, which is a little bit more conservative or safe, which allows you to show a path towards profitability a little bit more sooner. professor choudhary says the nation is seen in historically low 3.5% unemployment. rate which means even though there is this rebalancing now he says. they're still our jobs o

canada have gone up sharply in the last year. the customs and border protection agencies says its agents apprehended more people illegally entering the u. sfrom canada in the past three months than in the previous two years combined. border patrol agents in new york, vermont and new hampshire, reported 743% increase in apprehensions and encounters in the last three months of last year, compared to the same period a year earlier. officials say most of those apprehended had flown to canada from more than a dozen countries in an attempt to enter the united states. oakland's first chinatown lunar new year parade in decades was held today the parade was put on by the taishan benevolent association and the oakland chinatown improvement council. hundreds of people turned out to sea lion dancers, flag teams and community organizations marched through the streets of chinatown. elected officials also took part . this is what opened is about this is what east bay is about. it's about love. it's about prosperity, and, most importantly, it's about community. the lunar new year is celebrated by two billion people in the united states and throughout the

u. s. canada and mexico hold a trilateral sellers and mexico city aimed at tackling drug trafficking and immigration. and i'm far as small with the sports as christiano. rinaldo gets ready for a possible showdown against lena massey and brad. the portuguese star is expected to face off against massey's power. sasha man in his 1st game, didn't moving to saudi arabia ah, fighting as intensifying at east of ukraine storm bass region with moscow's troops being helped by mercenaries from russia's vodka group. it's founder you have gain a preggers in, says that they're fighting heavy bloody battles for control of the area. britain's defense, but stress is that it appears russia has taken control of much of the soap binding town of solider. and that's their back. moose were troops on both sides have suffered heavy losses. meanwhile, fighting it backwards continues. ukraine says that his forces have been holding on despite widespread destruction after months of attacks. russia's state news agency task is reporting that there's been a change of command in its army. moscow, et cetera. promoted col

u. s. canada and mexico have held wide ranging talks of the north american leaders, summit trade, immigration, and drug trafficking were on the agenda. as theresa bo reports from mexico city. they came together to discuss trade, economic integration, security, and migration. us president joe biden and prime minister just into the door of canada, attended the north american leader summit in mexico city, where their host president ended manuel episode at o stressed the importance of fighting humane solutions to cope with thousands of people trying to reach the united states last, truly my social is not a roswell being social problem is cannot be sold with coercion diva. we should attempt to discourage violence and immigration with our humanitarian approach of opportunities for the well being of everyone to real. people are good by nature, folk, but circumstances sometimes lead people to take the pat of antisocial behaviors. but again, we made enormous progress in am. biden said the united states is ready to work on solving the root causes of migration ability. we're trying to make it easier for

canada to door, they will mainly focus on migration issues that we just talked about. they will focus also on fighting the climate catastrophe, but also on the economy. their relations between the u. s. in canada are also getting attention at the summit. what are the most pressing issues there in us? you know, terry, we have to keep in mind the 3 countries, mexico, canada, and united states. they make one 3rd of the global g d p. so this is really a really powerful economic force. and the 3 countries went to kind of gain on that. they went to a work and getting more independent from china. they went to a work on producing more here in mexico for the u. s. american market. and for the canadian market, so this will be also in the center of the summit, which is taking place right behind me. and why is that all 3 leaders are facing reelections, president biden, and lopez up to our door next year, intruder in 2025, and they are under a lot of pressure when it comes to economic problems. but also, as we said earlier about migration, so they really are in need to bring home some good news so they won't tackle too complicated issues, but they probably will assign some a economic agreements

u. s. in canada. and they found each other and they knew that they wanted to help other guys get out is 2 parts to getting out of a violent extremist group. the 1st part is disengagement, which is where you leave the social group. and then the next part is de radicalization. where belief systems audiology are removed. it was very impactful. when someone finally came along with no fear, no judgement, you heard my story did nothing to challenge it. validate with it is breaking news of this our on our team international as us supplied high mileage rockets used by ukraine strike a hospital in the lucon square public, killing 14 people that is according to the russian ministry of defense. nor do tell to come in just the also in the program a 13 year old resident of jerusalem has been id is the shooter in. and the fact that wounded 2 people in the city today had cut me off for a math, shooting, took the lives of 7 on friday. and here at all, we begin our special coverage of the legacy left by the devastatin

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u. s from canada in the past three months than in the previous two years. combined border patrol agents in new york, vermont and new hampshire reported seven and 43% increase in apprehensions and encounters in the last three months of last year, compared to the same period a year earlier. officials say most of those apprehended had flown to canada for more than a dozen countries in an attempt to enter the us credited with preventing further bloodshed and the monterey park, mass shooting. was honored today in southern california. 26 year old brandon say, received a hero's welcome today at a lunar new year festival in the city of alhambra. it was honored for his bravery confronting the gunman at a studio in alhambra last weekend, say wrestled the gun away and then called 911 the way say the gunman had already shot 20 people at a dance studio in nearby monterey park, killing 11 of them. today the chief of alhambra police department awarded say the medal of courage and today we also learned that president biden called say personally to invite him to be a guest

u. s. in canada have so no interest in deploying security forces to haiti loss despite renew calls from the un and the haitian government issue was discussed by the un security council. on tuesday, haiti has spiraled into chaos and political unrest since president jovan on luis was assassinated. 2 years ago, people are facing a color outbreak and severe few shortages made worse. my wides by gas mileage and increasing poverty. robert re canada's ambassador to the un told out, is there any intervention would need to help develop haiti, security forces. we're engaging very directly with the police, were sending more equipment and also making sure that the, the, the military that the police force has the ability to deal with the gangs in terms of the level of support that we can provide. anything we do will also be based on the learned experience that a, a massive external intervention just on its own that says to the, to the, to the haitian police were taking over here. thank you very much. we'll just do this isn't, isn't, this doesn't have a sustainable impact. it doesn't last. and the key th

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