and every time we see developments in the mon case in vancouver, we often see some kind of reciprocal exchange in the chinese legal system. so for example, this week we saw some final arguments being presented by the monks defense. and we should not be there for the price that we saw development happen in the case of the to michael's over one of the my goals as well as mr. schellenberg. it is, it's a dance of diplomatic signal, right? but there's a threat, isn't there as well? because china has no qualms, no issues with taking strong action. and even if it does take strong action and is condemned by the international community, not much really comes with that very often does it? yes, and this has come with some frustration here in canada. there's a number of political leaders that have been calling for stronger actions including potentially boycotting the winter 2022 olympic games. and of course the olympic games are very big in canada would be a very significant step. but, you know, we're a middle power g foreign policy is essentially if you hit us, we will hit you back twice as hard

jail term is served, but some analysts say it could be sooner. >> it all hangs on what happens in vancouverand perhaps later if she is extradited in washington. reporter: it follows the death sentence of another canadian on thursday. he was jailed in china in 2013 for drug smuggling. michael spavor has 10 days to appeal his sentence. in a country where 99% of criminal cases are found guilty, i grew up in nth alaba. we lived in an old log cabin. and all i wanted to do was be outside. we moved out to the west, and i remember these expanses of places where we were free to go rock climbing,

he has come over from vancouver having been teaching there for six months.erywhere, notjust happening everywhere, not just unnamed happening everywhere, notjust unnamed universities but actually in a large number of universities. i think for young people who would so benefit from face—to—face teaching, if nothing else to engage them and provide the energy and animation that keeps young minds moving and alive, ifeel very that keeps young minds moving and alive, i feel very sorry for this cohort and the ongoing problems in their universities in terms of teaching. i am sure there teaching well but the mental health of young people, the physical health of young people, the physical health of young people who are just sitting at screens and learning instead of walking around campuses and socialising and doing all the things that keeps them active and engaged. and indeed the concerns of parents are often funding this. i and indeed the concerns of parents are often funding this.— are often funding this. i suppose the flip side _ are often funding this. i suppose th

joe was arrested out of vancouver airport at the request of us authorities. he was charged with bank and wire fraud. as long as it remains out on bail and vancouver staying at the multi $1000000.00 mansion she owns while awaiting another extradition, hearing the chinese court convicted 5 or of espionage, accusing him among other things of supplying intelligence and sensitive information to former canadian diplomat. michael cove rig cobra was also arrested and detained along with 5 or both being held in isolation in the chinese prison for more than 2 years with reportedly limited contact with canadian embassy and the outside world. canadian ambassador to china, dominic barton, said this, we condemn in the strongest possible terms, this decision rendered after a legal process that lack both fairness and transparency and a statement. canadian prime minister justin trudeau called spammers conviction and sentencing, absolutely unacceptable and unjust. and said, the canadian government would work to secure both he and cove riggs, immediate release, president biden

we're going to start on the west coast of canada right now where vancouver is locked into it's dry stretch. in 35 years, there are signs we may see some wet weather as we get toward the end of the week. the heat alert has been dropped, but we have an air quality statement just for wildfire, smoke drifting in and out. for us. there are more than $85.00 wildfires burning across the western us. this is a snapshot of one of them and what crews are up against. meantime, further toward the south, the desert southwest, we may see some flash flooding induced by a monsoon brains, as we hit toward new mexico and colorado on tuesday. you know what were have the potential is some strong storms for the u. s. gulf states as a cold front slices across giving us that instability in the atmosphere to set off the storms like that. meantime, for central america or heavy bouts of rain, we can see them scattered through mexico also as we checked through honduras, nicaragua, costa rica rate into panama. okay, south america, your temperatures there bouncing back quite nicely after that cold snap, a rio de janeir

the vancouver keeper got i had don adolph the post. vancouver keeper got a hand on it off the post. jonathan comes up. this evans pig in the draft goes for 18 points. though this moody had 22 as the summer warriors defeat okc 94/80. that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend. >> let's get a check of the forecast with lisa argen >. >> a lot of factors are in play. one is the onshore flow. that will give us gusty wind this afternoon limiting anymore heating around the bay and along the coast. it will be confined to inland valleys. yesterday we had high clouds offshore. also, some to the north. this is smoke mixed in with clouds. now, air quality is pretty good around the bay area except for in san rafael. to the north and east, it has not changed much. healthy air for sensitive groups -- unhealthy air for sensitive groups with orange and red. here they smoke loop. upper elevations are all orange. sunday, the orange shifts east. so, here we are later on today. a little of that light green and blue indicates hayes at times. the

headlines for the america as we start on the west coast of canada dry, a stretch, and 35 years for vancouver. there has been no measurable rain. now in 47 days, you just saw as a scattered showers, but nothing that we could measure and that energy has now moved on to the other side of the rockies for the canadian province of alberta. now for the us, there are more than $85.00 wildfires burning, including this one in the pacific northwest in the us state of oregon. just give you an idea of what crews are up against their quality, a big factor, not only in the us, but canada as well. now, further south into the desert southwest, we're getting these pulses of intense rain flash, flood warning. still widespread across this region. pull out, give you a wider look of north america. right now, we're watching this quote, trend race across to the south producing some big thunderstorms here as well. so we'll continue to keep tabs on that central america. we're dialing back our rain as we head toward contours. and nicaragua, on monday, but still non stop rain for costa rica and panama south america. th

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outside of vancouver which he fold up with a phd in history from the university of notre dame. he started his teaching career in the midwest at purdue before a brief stint in the prove sorry of humanities in the john k. danforth center in religion and politics at washington university. proving that you can in fact go home again darren moved to notre dame five years ago where is he an associate professor of history. his first book "from bible belt to sun belt, plain folk, religion, grass roots and the rise of evangelical conservatism," won several major awards including the john h. dunning prize from the american historical society and the ellis holly prize for american historians. actually a wonderful book. i've used it so many times in teaching graduate and undergraduate classes that i've got free copies. i'm not going volunteer to give them away but i've got a lot of free copies. of darren is also published "the politics of space, race and region" published by the university of pennsylvania press in 2011, a big year for darren. his research has been supported by the american

in june the crew was in vancouver. then los angeles in mid-august and sacramento last thursday. the remaining 15 members of the crew, even the uninfected ones will stay on the ship to quarantine. >> they won't be able to come on shore to go to a restaurant or bar. >> if any of the other crew members get worse san francisco fire crews will take them off the boat and to hospitals. >>> as kids head back to school some are coming home with sniffles and the question is, do they have coronavirus or just a cold. >> should parents keep them at home? the rules may be tough to figure out. >> what makes this all challenging is there isn't one set of rules for everybody to follow. everybody needs to know the local health department guidance and what a sick child means to you and your workplace. >> kids and germs go hand in hand. now when they get sick it's a different thing and you -- it kind of freaks you out. >> back to school means back to the days of kids bringing back colds and viruses. with the pandemic any one of those cold symptoms could be a sign of coronavirus. >> unfortunately th

in early june they were in vancouver. then, los angeles in mid-august and sacramento last thursday. the remaining 15 members of the crew, even the uninfected ones will be staying on the striker to quarantine. >> they will not be allowed to come to shore to a restaurant or bar. they will be on the vessel. >> what happens if the other crewmembers deteriorates? >> if the other crewmembers f their status gets more severe sf fire will head out there and evacuate them off of the boat and take them to san francisco area hospitals for treatment. it is not just if their concern deteriorates at all. this will also happen if any of those crewmembers feel that they want to see a doctor, they will take them off of that boat and bring them here for treatment. >> until then they are stuck on the boat until further notice. already, andrea, thank you. >>> new at 11:00, right now thousands of stanford students the expulsion of a classmate behind racist and violent social media posts. we go to the campus with the university's response tonight, maria? >> reporter: stanford university call the media pos

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this is much need it rain for the lower mainland. vancouver has went. it's dry a stretch in about 35 years. ok, next we're going to central america to have some concentrated rain along that pacific coast of mexico impacting areas like i could poco on saturday, still heavy bouts of what weather for a costa rica and panama. and you know, for areas of south america, temperatures are bouncing back quite nicely after that cold snap are still feeling 33 on saturday. the multi $1000000.00 online sex scam in the philippines is black mailing men from around the world. 11 east uncovered. how small time syndicate became a terminal on al jazeera ah, taliban fighters capture their 1st provincial capital in afghanistan. withdrawal of foreign troops, company warnings of a catastrophe from the un. ghana stand is now at a dangerous turning point. a head light, either a genuine negotiation or a tragically intertwined set of crises. the.

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you know, for western canada is while this is much needed, rain for the lower mainland, vancouver has went. it's dry a stretch and about 35 years. ok next we're going to central america. we do have some concentrated rain along that pacific coast of mexico impacting areas like i could poco on saturday, still heavy bouts of what weather for a costa rica and panama. and you know, for areas of south america, temperatures are bouncing back quite nicely after that cold snap. also see on 33 on saturday. the weather bank energy and change to every part of our universe. or small to continue change all around the shape by technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your business. the the me. this is al jazeera, quick reminder of the top stories. this r u. n has been born. such have ghana found us heading for a catastrophe, so serious would have few. if any parallels the century, it comes as the taliban captured its 1st 50 provincial capitals ranch since us and natal troops withdrew at least $56.00, well far as a burning across greece. major blaine's just north of athens, as

so yes, it all hangs on what happens to miss mung and vancouver perhaps later if she's extradited in washington. says that mean if this is part of an attempt by the chinese to leverage that it will not work well, it hasn't so far, but it's been extremely painful. but canada, individual canadians, who are in detention in china, the one who was sentenced by others still to come. and it's cause great angst in canada inside the canadian government. but they basically stood by the rule of law . of course, they stood by the tradition trade the that would be and it states this leverage hasn't worked with that doesn't mean that china won't continue to try to put as much pain in on canada as it can. would you make the chinese argument? there's actually no grounds for long to have been taken in by canadian authorities, but this was just thought of doing the u. s. a favor? well, i guess the canadian court will decide that on a legal basis, it's hard for me to substitute my judgment. but clearly the u. s. had a has, has a case or a warrant out relating to ways dealings with iran and sanctions. a

towards the chemical power plant in move that province. navy landing craft were deployed to help vancouver rhythms by sea least 8 people have been killed and dozens of wildfires across turkey. and the u. s. the fast moving wildfire rode through a town in northern california. it's called the dixie fire. been burning for 3 weeks and was whipped up by strong wind that hit the town of greenville evacuation, say, most of the downtown area of greenville has been destroyed. the heat so intense that street lights melted and bent to the ground and enough canister security forces fighting defensive battles as the taliban pushes to capture regional capitals. ground troops have been repelling attacks on multiple fronts. as the taliban fight advanced on head at kandahar and lush, good god! they have been backed up by strikes from the afghani force. ok, those are your headlines and that's all for me today. i'll see you again tomorrow. 700 gmc news. news. news. news. news for i've got a son is in chief towards the capital, coupled with alabama says it's late, just the title government leaders not to star

well, the only leverage kind of had was when my one joe walked through vancouver airport and she was arrested on a us warrant. i would say the canadian sort of look the other way, something before. but i think the only leverage left is to follow through with canada commitments with extradition. but also, you know, as i mentioned the beijing winter olympics are coming up and canada could play hardball just as china is playing hard bar. how, by cutting the olympics, because it's very dangerous for canadians to go to china right now. we know that and to send police there would also be dangerous. i think for them one more thing that i can mention in a recent pulse, 7077 percent of canadians, said that warming of relations between china and canada depends on the outcome of the cases of the to my goals. you say that the that the canadian athletes might, might be in danger there if they with they went to beijing. what would you say that? well look at the last just concluded summer olympics, there was an element of politics there of people making a stand athletes making a stand on the podium

the alleged violation of us sanctions. against iran. mung was arrested in 2018 transiting through vancouver airports. the arrest triggers a diplomatic rift between china and canada. days later, china detained 2 canadians on spying charges, who remain behind bars. at least 47 people in booking of fossil have been killed in an attack on a convoy that happens near the turn of our bender, civilians and security forces are among those killed. the government says its troops killed at least 50 fighters during the clashes. this a hell region has seen regular attacks by arms groups linked to iso and all kinds of turkeys. president scissors, the peaceful resolution of the t great conflicts during the opium prime minister's visit to ankara. russia. i've heard of one also says on crows, willing to mediate between ethiopia and c, done to resolve the separate borders, experience research reports. now from cra he was awarded the nobel peace prize for and in a conflict with every year. now he's under pressure to stop another it took him prime minister at the met, arrived on credit at a crucial time for his

this is much needed. rain for the lower mainland. vancouver has went. it's dry a stretch in about 35 years. ok next we're going to central america. we do have some concentrated rain along that pacific coast of mexico impacting areas like i can poco on saturday, still heavy bouts of what weather for a costa rica and panama. and you know, 4 areas of south america are, temperatures are bouncing back quite nicely after that cold snap. also be on 33 on saturday. the news a multi $1000000.00 online sex in the philippines is black mailing men from around the world. 11 east uncovered house, more time syndicate became a terminal empire on al jazeera. ah, you want to help save the world? sneeze into your own. ah, ah. the me you're watching out, is there a mind if i help stories this our un security council has been warned that i've got to stop is heading for catastrophe. the you and envoy says the conflict has entered and more destructive phase after the taliban seized at $550.00 since the us began pulling out a lot of it. forces prosecutions in the us have charg

he won a canadian team, the vancouver whitecaps say that 3 of their academy players were assaulted on saturday in what is believed to be a racially motivated attack. the white can't say that one of the places and hope to me will require surgery and a statement. the team said it was heart broken and sickened by the attack on suspect has been arrested. in major league baseball, there was a big win for the reigning world series champion. so los angeles dodgers, max muncie, was an impressive form for the dodges on sunday nights, monthly hitting a pair to run home. and it led to 14 for hammering as if his seeing you met with that kind of form. it's surprising that they'll just also sweat this regain england . cricket is looking vulnerable on the final day of the 2nd test against india. they were put back into back with 6 years left in the match, tasting and unlikely. susan. and when they made a terrible start pleasing both, so think about some very early on or events. and so if you could please both gone without flooring any runs england. currently 36, but in jamaica the west indies had ta

call for their immediate release. denouncement came, is chinese executive, one job faces caught in vancouver in a final push to fight expedition to the united states. the former hallway chief financial officer is accused of violating sanctions on iran. relations between china and canada. have soured, considerably more ingenious, should she get mal when joe's case is purely politically motivated? these 2 canadians are suspected of engender in china, data security and special and cover good attained just weeks after months arrest ottawa has accused paging of hostage diplomacy, intellect. canadian prime minister judge intruder issued a statement saying the ruling was unjust, and lacked transparency. representatives from 25 countries, including the u. s. u. k, and japan appeared at the canadian embassy in beijing and supporters babel. the chinese court sent my 11 years in prison and audited people cation, but it's unclear when that would happen. canadian officials say it's more likely after the jail tend to search, but some say it could be an option used as a bargaining chip with kennedy. it all

at simon frazier university just outside of vancouver which he then followed up with a ph. d. in history from the university of notre dame. there and started his teaching career in the midwest, at purdue. before a brief stint as an associate professor in the humanities at the john c dan fourth center religion politics washington university. proving that you can in fact go home again, moved to notre dame five years ago, where he is an associate professor of history. his first book from bible belt to sun -- grassroots politics, and the rise of evangelical conservatism published by w. norton into -- 2011. when several major awards including the jean h. donning with price from the american historical association. and the ellis hawley prize from the organization of american historians. it's truly, he's used it -- undergraduate classes that we have free copies, i'm not gonna volunteer to give them away to you, but have a lot of free copies, we'll leave it at that. darren has also co-edited a volume that emerged from a symposium called sun belt rising politics of space place and regi

the final extradition hearing is under way in vancouver, and barbara plett usher is following developmentss quite complicated because it's about more than just meng wa nzhou. so, she was arrested in december 2018 on a us warrant. the americans wanted her extradited to the united states to face charges that her company — related to her company huawei violating american sanctions against iran. and those legal proceedings about the extradition have dragged on now for more than two years, and the first phase is wrapping up now. that is basically to determine if there would be enough evidence against her for her to stand trial in canada. and then the judge has to look at the merits of the extradition request itself and decide whether she should be extradited, and that is expected to be determined by the early autumn. now, why is it so diplomatically sensitive? well, it's really roiled relations between china and the us and china and canada. so, with the us, this case against the top huawei executive coincided with american action against huawei the company, reducing its contracts and its influe

but yeah, we would get everything to general $2.00 to $2.00 wins canadian team, the vancouver whitecaps say that 3 of their academy players resulted on fact today . what is believed to be racially motivated to attack the white cap say that one of the places in the hospital will require surgery in a statement. it seems that it was heart broken. second, by the attack, one suspect has been arrested on the page, the seattle founders had a stunning noise against the portland trailblazer is in the adult derby. the sound is to continue to lease with freddie one's head, a scoring break. go pull injury level, but then who run riot in the 2nd half row gooey be good tomorrow. and you have to finish up with the 60 victory. was your federal pulled out of this month, us opened will undergo surgery on his right knee for 3rd time. the 4th year old miss the tokyo olympics because of his need during the cross court season. federal hasn't competed since losing in the wimbledon court finals. and early july, i've been doing a lot of checks with the doctors as well and my knee getting all the information as

i did join us live skype from vancouver. thanks very much need for being with us. i wonder what you're hearing from relatives and friends in areas that have been taken over by the taliban? about what life is like than a yeah, thank you. thank you for having me. i am connected to the people back home, especially my peers, my relatives and my friends that i went to school with. and i've been in contact with them and i have been getting updates from them through facebook. and the situation is just worse than they have ever experienced. the, the problem that i am from ne, ganeth on, which is called the heart of the province, has been over overrun by the and searching groups that has been captured by them this past day. and right now everything is under their control. it is truly heartbreaking. women have been hiding and basements and very like holes so that the bellman birth can can protect them from a protection for them. and of course schools have been banned and, and there is no option for any woman to even get out of their homes and to, to go and complete their bas

in 1991 in vancouver, they met this is a picture of robert weisman as a teenager and they met and engagement when robert remembered clearly and here they are the two of them together. remember clearly meeting seeing not meeting but seeing leon bass at buchenvolved in that april and he's looked up. he said it was the first black person i'd ever seen. and i looked up and i realized you our thought you were my messiah and many years later. um as they as he met the grandchildren of another survivor youth of guam who referred actually on it to dr. bass and the members of his unit as black angels. so certainly their presence had a great impact on those that on the survivors those that he helped. and that for many we've heard that for many of these survivors. this was the first black person that they had ever seen and for them. this was the face of america. this was the face of a nation that had fought for their freedom were having many audience comments. excuse me coming in about the impact that dr. leon bass had when he spoke about his experiences because he spoke far and wide just to read one ka

and one of those survivors, robert weismann, in 1991, in vancouver, they met. this is a picture of weismann as a teenager. they met at a speaking engage men when robert remembered clearly -- here they are, the two of them together. remembered clearly meeting -- seeing -- not meeting, but seeing leon bass that april. he said it was the first black person i had ever seen. i looked up and i thought, you are are my messiah. and many years later, as he met the grandchildren of another survivor, who referred leon to dr. bass and the members of his unit as black angels. so, certainly, their presence had a great impact on those -- on the survivors, those that he helped. >> for many -- we have heard that for many of these survivors, this was the first black person that they had ever seen. and for them, this was the face of america. this was the face of a nation that had fought for their freedom. we are having many audience communities, excuse me, coming in about the impact that dr. leon bass had when he spoke about his experiences because he spoke far and wide. just to

she has been fighting extradition since her arrest in vancouver 2.5 years ago. u.s. prosecutors claim she lied to you -- lied to hsbc as part of an attempt by iran to violate u.s. sanctions. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. haidi: president biden has gotten his first major infrastructure win. the senate passing that $550 billion bipartisan infrastructure plan, the biggest spending on public works in decades. pres. biden: america, this is how we truly build back better. this bill will put people to work, modernizing our roads, highways, bridges, so commuters and truckers don't lose time in traffic, saving billions of dollars nationally. sen. schumer: senators should expect to proceed to the budget resolution and we will begin the process of debating amendments soon thereafter. democrats will move quickly and decisively through the amendment process. haidi: a tougher hurdle when it comes to the house. laura, where do we go from here? laura: the

i appreciate you saying you're going to go up to seattle or vancouver. i would hope that you would consider taking president brandon and commissioner woo ho with you. i think that would be good, to also take director forbes. i also wanted to say, i think you broke things down. but i just wanted to say something, and i think commissioner brandon said it for me. this thing is like a sandwich, and we've got three or four things on there. if we would have been a lot clear on what we were going on, that we were voting one time and just voting on everything -- i think we need to know these three or four parts today, and then it'll be coming back on the next part -- three and three is six, and four and four is eight. ism -- i'm a layman. director tumlin, you laid it out. as commissioners, we have to represent everybody's interest here in san francisco, and that absolutely has to be clear. you know, pedestrians, cars everybody, and we can't have people getting run over by bicycles or whatever on the embarcadero or coming out like commissioner barton said he did.

the final extradition hearing is under way in vancouver, and barbara plett usher is following developmentsackground to this case, and why is it so diplomatically sensitive? it's quite complicated because it's about more than just meng wanzhou. she was arrested in december 2018 on a us warrant. the americans wanted her extradited to the united states to face charges that her company, related to her company huawei violating american sanctions against iran. in those legal proceedings about the tradition have dragged on now for more than two years, and the first phase is wrapping up now. that is best way to determine if they would be enough evidence against her for her to stand trial in canada. then thejudge has for her to stand trial in canada. then the judge has to look at the merits of the tradition be asked or divided, and it is expected to be determined by the early autumn. why's it so sensitive? it really is riling relations between china and the us and china and canada. so with us, this case against the top huawei executive coincided with american action against huawei the company, redu

sentencing comes at the same time extradition proceedings are being held against huawei's meng hongwei in vancouveris is bloomberg. manus? dani? dani: thank you very much. we have the european crisis that is literally rocketing to records this summer. a taken to energy market action. gas, electricity, renewables. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: it is daybreak europe. i'm manus cranny in dubai. dani burger alongside me in london. businesses are reopening and workers are returning to the office. dani? dani: at the same time power prices in the german market are heading for the highest average summer level in about 20 years. let's get more from bloomberg's editor for gas, power and renewables in europe. why are energy prices so high this summer? >> we're coming back, you know the worlded is coming back. people are returning to the offices. really we are seeing the return of energy demand that we haven't seen since the pandemic. we're seeing a shortage of natural gas used to produce electricity. as a result it is a real knock huffoff effect that you see in the -- knockoff effect that you see in the power m

the vancouver hearing is the final stage of the battle against extradition more than 2.5 years after her arrest. it underscored washington's efforts to contain huawei, which it deemed a national security threat. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. rishaad: more to come on bloomberg markets. robinhood bulls are making out like bandits. a while to date stocks surge. we'll look at what's behind the massive turnaround. yvonne: up next we look ahead to smic earnings for china's ship bellwether. this is bloomber♪ yvonne: it is still about regulatory risk right now as we continue to watch some of these e-cigarettes and growth hormone injection companies today on the back of the headlines. it goes to show you have to look deep into our times to see what comes next, what clues you can find. today it's really about children's health. rishaad: it's about the education side of things. my lots of sports equipment, hints a run-up in the terms -- in term