she spoke briefly outside the court before leaving vancouver. what a past 3 or my life has been turned upside down. it was the reparative time for me as a mother i wife and company. exactly. but i believe every county has lining it really was an invaluable experience in my life. 8 pm in vancouver, canada, and mid day. and so that is where we fund. rub mcbride on the left hand side of the screen who we will be with shortly starting with jody vance, who is in bank of jody. tell us about the reaction from canada festival. well, it is been very honest. and frank, obviously really enjoy are ever present as the to michael's are headed to home soil. however, there is also frustration, anger, and even worry for the future. as you mentioned, richard early detained. are these 2, michael, shortly after my wife was picked up the advent of british national airport back on december 1st of 2018. and there's concern moving forward. chinese official have insisted that the to michael's being a chain has nothing to do with my show. clearly that is not the case tha

alright, jody bounce there in vancouver, canada. jody. thank you. now, bitcoin value has plummeted off the china intensified is cracked down on digital currency, finding all transactions on friday. china's most powerful regulators, including the central bank, warned to anyone found defined the law would be investigated. the crackdown is partly due to the massive amounts of energy needed to create digital currencies, many so called mine is a crypto currencies, a based in china. let's begin. matthew gets the joint live via skype from miami, florida, and matthew found and ceo of blocks. how a capital math, a good job with a look. this isn't the 1st time that chinese regulators have tried to crack down on bitcoin. but what's really behind this, i mean, is this about china not having control of the crypto current isn't block chains more generally? yeah, there you hit the nail on the head. this is not the 1st time. it's not even the 2nd or 3rd time. if you look back across big point history, this is the 2nd time they've band bitcoin. and each time there i

in vancouver, so my one, joe, is a free woman. she is, and it's been a monumental day today. certainly things happening quite suddenly. for most of canada, really just alerted to this abrupt end, if you will, 3 years of ongoing legal proceedings as well as you said, strain relations with china after the united states, canada to pick up mid monk at vancouver international airport. back on december, the 1st of 2018 since then she has worn an ankle bracelet and then under house arrest other match and here in the shawnasee neighborhood in vancouver, she's been fairly free to move about the city and what have you. but certainly, her legal team has been hard at work in the course in the supreme court fighting the extradition to the united states today, however, that the virtual meeting that you reference there in your introduction as the meeting with the federal court in the united states in fact, coming to the agreement on the deferred prosecution agreement, that will theme is released from the charges as of december of 2022. if she is aligned with all that is within this agreemen

her house was a match in one of the most wealthy areas of vancouver.ually, through this negotiation, which we learned has been going on for quite some time, we come to today when they made a deal that essentially lets her free to leave vancouver at any time and had back to china and what is called a deferred prosecution agreement. if she abides by the term of the deal, charges against her will be dropped by the end of 2022. she apologised to canadians for any inconvenience she may have caused. i'm sure canadians will be thinking there's been more of an inconvenience to canadians being held in china and what is seen by many as what they are calling hostage diplomacy. there's been a long—running campaign, doing many interviews with supporters and relatives of the two men. is there much optimism in government quarters in canada that this might sooner rather than later lead to those men being freed by china? to lead to those men being freed by china? ., , ., , , ., ,, china? to be honest, this happened so relatively — china? to be honest, this happened so

detained at vancouver airport when she arrived _ vancouver airport when she arrived from china. process began _ arrived from china. the process began of— arrived from china. the process began of canada dealing with the extradition request from the extradition request from the united states, and it went through— the united states, and it went through so many hearings in court. — through so many hearings in court. i_ through so many hearings in court, i cannot tell you, with all the — court, i cannot tell you, with all the time on meng wanzhou being — all the time on meng wanzhou being detained at her house. of course, — being detained at her house. of course, her house was a match in one — course, her house was a match in one of— course, her house was a match in one of the most wealthy areas _ in one of the most wealthy areas of— in one of the most wealthy areas of vancouver. and eventually, through this negotiation, which we learn now has been — negotiation, which we learn now has been going on for quite some — has been going on for quite some time, we come to the day when _ som

, which already balances in vancouver. she says the case is strained. relations between china and canada. burch fairly detained, were these 2 michael, shortly after my wife was picked up the advent of british national airport back on december 1st of 2018. and there's concern moving forward. chinese officials have insisted that the to michael, being a chain has nothing to do with my you know, clearly that is not the case that you, my goals will be likely passing the way in the air as one has home to china and one here to canada it is really quite something as canadians aren't concerned about their safety moving forward. we're, we're definitely sharing that coming from sort of the undercurrent of that joyful relief. the fact remains, the asian games are not that far off. and canadians are obviously very active olympians, and they can go anywhere on the planet and perhaps be detained and used in this way . let's pick now to robert bride, who's in sol, sir roberts, the canadian perspective, how is china likely be viewing these

said judy vance, that life for as in vancouver. thank you so much for explaining some of the backgrounds to this very complex situation. the sister of north korea's leader says pune young is ready to consider ending the state of war with the size, but only a saw scraps. it's called hostile policies. the statement from came you june was in response to coal form. the sites officially declare an end to the korean war. she said it was an interesting proposal and a good idea. but a statement goes on to say that this would not make sense in the midst of the double standards and hostile policies. here's what the factory and president had to say at the united nations, just days earlier. hum, bundled promotion 2 years ago in this very place i declared 0 tolerance for war, a mutual security guarantee and co prosperity as the 3 principles required to resolve issues related to the korean peninsula. last year i propose the declaration to formerly end the korean war on more than anything and end of war declaration will mark a pivotal point of de

so jody vance joined us now from vancouver. what does this prosecution agreement between us, attorney general and long one joe mean for canada? well, the candidate a very awkward position, obviously having been sort of the middle country, if you will, between the stand off between the u. s. government and manuel, joe and well, way it has caused great friction between that canada and china. certainly it's a monumental day for mcguire show. having left her matching here in vancouver, her ankle bracelet monitoring bracelet in place. she did the c courthouse to have that virtual hearing with the us courts in brooklyn. and now the us federal court has endorsed this deal is deferred prosecution agreement. that is in place. and ms mung now has the hearing it's. it's sort of the last check of the boss if you will, for canada, with this agreement between my show andy, united states government, it really puts canada in a position of just having to clean up what was ongoing for the last 3 years here. the 3 years of the id partition deport

vancouver granville is looking like this.revious candidate won it as a liberal in 2015, as an independent in 2019. really curious to see how it would go. i live in that riding. last time around, they run into a controversy about flipping homes. completely legal. but housing is a big issue across the country and expensive hoses is a big issue in vancouver. right now he is in the lead. he has gone back and forth with the ndp candidate there, a solid second. this may have been the closest three-way race in the country. last time around, the incumbent mp is now in second place. liberals really wanted to win. but look at the ndp, in first place. not a huge lead, that's not a huge lead, but a big lead nonetheless. we are doing pretty well in this riding. paul is in first place, really close between the ndp and conservatives. potentially of those three ridings could be two pickups for the ndp. let's wait and see what happens in vancouver-granville. >> i really want to hear this, but first let's go to tourney a flasher on the islands

that paved the way for a court in vancouver to end the extradition case.intained her innocence — and spoke outside the court. over the past three years, my life has been turned upside down. it was a disruptive time for me as a mother, a wife and a company executive. but i believe every cloud has a silver lining. it really was an invaluable experience in my life. i will never forget all the gracious i received people around the world. i'll be seeing those, the greater the difficulty, the greater the growth. once again, thank you so much. our correspondent, david willis, joins us from los angeles. what is the latest? well, the latest we _ what is the latest? well, the latest we are _ what is the latest? well, the latest we are hearing - what is the latest? well, the latest we are hearing is - latest we are hearing is that in regard to the release of the executive, the chinese have released two canadian citizens who they arrested not long after she was herself arrested at vancouver airport in december of 2018. they are the two michaels. and they have been hel

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but for border communities like ontario or vancouver and toronto which turned relatively close to the border, so is montreal, this restriction has really broken a link that was part of the quality of life of people in those communities. maybe they have relatives, family members on the others. we had stories of couples that were planning a wedding or families that are planning a funeral, and they can't cross the border to see one another and to be together at those import moments. there are individuals who have medical treatment across the border, coming into the united states maybe for some important gadgets that we have are some of the advanced and expensive medical care we have that is not available in canada, and they are allowed into the united states, but then they have difficulty getting back off of having to quarantine. even comes down to silly things. last year, the toronto blue jays played in buffalo in an empty stadium, and canadian fans couldn't see them because the blue jays needed to be inside the united states so they could play with other teams. the couldn't do that fro

she faced a new york court hearing via video link from vancouver long had been under house arrest since december 2018. at the request of us or thirties as part of the deal. she pleaded not guilty, but admitted wrong doing. she is now on her way back to china. but long when joe spoke outside the court over the past 3 or my life has been turned upside down. it was reparative time for me. as a mother, i wife and company exactly. but i believe every county has us were lining it really was an invaluable experience in my life. you as president joe biden says, he takes responsibility for the harsh treatment of haitian migrants and the border with mexico. the president promised that border patrol agents will pay off. they were filmed using horse rains against people drive across from mexico's the footage, including video shot, found 0 sparked outrage. early this week, 3 more towns have been evacuated off the explosions from an erupt in volcano and the canary islands intensified the volcano on lapel. not stop interrupting on sunday for the 1st time and 50 years. more than 7000 people have alread

for three years, meng battled extradition while under house arrest at her luxury mansion in vancouver. then friday, in a surprise move, a te deal was struck for her release. >> my life has been turned upside down. it was a disruptive time for me as a mother, a wife, and a company executive. >> reporter: today, she returned to china a hero. meng had pled not guilty but as part of her deal, she did confirm she misrepresented huawei's business dealings with iran to h.s.b.c., violating u.s. sanctions. china claims meng's case and the case of the two canadians are not linked, but critics describe china's actions as hostage diplomacy. while it's over for meng and the two michaels it's not over for huawei, the company, just yet. its headquarters is based just right across the border from here in hong kong over in zenging. u.s. prosecutors are now saying they are going to do another trial against the company. they're prepping for that on related fraud charges. the company itself tells cbs news that they are prepping for every kind of defense and will fight against every allegation. ramy inoce

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it is a monumental day for her having left her mentioned in vancouver. her ankle bracelet in place headed to the courthouse to have the virtual hearing the u.s. courts in brooklyn. now, the federal court has endorsed this deal. the prosecution agreement that is in place. she has a hearing. this puts canada in a position of having to clean up what has been going on for the past three years. the extradition hearings that have been happening here going slowly through the legal process. now it's a matter of lifting the veil and she will be likely free to go as early as today. >> we are getting some developments here on the newswires. the canadian government lawyers representing the government, giving authority to proceed and discharge her. that process is well underway. one important aspect of the story, two canadians that were arrested in china shortly after her detention in 2018. what might a lifer -- what might be ahead for them? >> that is tough for canadians. a former diplomat and businessman known here in canada as the two michael's have been held sepa

could you talk about the british columbia supreme court injunction against the protesters on vancouverwhat powers does a grant the loing company involved -- as it grant a logging company involved? >> i amonored to be on the show entity with you, kati. the injunction was granted to teal jones, prohibits blocking of logging activities within a large area, several hundred square kilometers what is now known as southern vancouver island. it is not prohibit people from being there, just blocking the logging. there have been -- as kati has been talking about, there been hundreds or thousands of people that are trying to stop that logging from taking place. but it does not prohibit people from being there. there's been an ongoing battle waged on a variety of fronts between the rcmp who have been trying to keep land defenders out of the area to try to quell resistance. juan: what about the tactics used by the police and especially the mounties in terms of the protesters? >> it has been hugely concerning from a legal perspective. there has been -- like i said, people have the right to peacefull

a jody vans choices know from vancouver, gun cooper, roughly explain why. and judy counted, this movie been caught between the us and china in all of this, just explains as the background of why and what the impacts over this resolution might be on the, to canadians who really cold in the middle of this very much time in the middle of july, it's back on december, the 1st of 2018. it was the banker branch national airport, the on the request of the us authorities, that canadians already pick up my one joe. and detain her in fact and hold her and, and speak to litigate if you will. whether or not she would be expedited the united states to base those charges. that heidi was just explaining the wire fraud charges that were late and it has been a long and drawn out process here in canada, one saw right after his mom was picked up at y b r to canadians, former different diplomat and michael cobra, as well as business businessman, michael sab, or picked up on what many canadians believe it to be hostage diplomacy held without access to legal without access to the

he joins us now from vancouver green. thanks for joining us again on al jazeera. i'll start by asking you for your reaction to this $30000000.00. do you feel it's enough for or needs to stop? i think it's is it, it is puzzling actually because the catholic church has been involved in the indian residential school settlement process in the past and they failed up to fail to live up to promises previously. so i'm viewing this with a lot of caution. a lot of skepticism and i'm not the only indigenous person that is. i know that a number of indigenous leaders across the country has exercised serious doubts and concerns about the way the apology was framed. and also the specifics of the apology. the specifics of the promise and some of the, some of the places where it seems to fall short. i'm brain. i was looking at some of the numbers here because as you say, this isn't the 1st time the church has pledged money. so it was back in 2005, the indian residential school settlement agreement. that was meant to raise $25000000.00 in the end. something like, just for 1000000

it, vancouver. what can we expect them from this debate today? while adrian, many canadians millions in fact have been waiting for this the 1st and only english language, federal leaders debate. and as you mentioned, going in a lot of pressure on federal liberal leader just in trudeau in that while the globe . no justin should go quite well as our prime minister here in canada. aero tool was somewhat an unknown entity. the conservative leader coming into the snap election, he is certainly making a name for himself here in canada and no one certainly in the federal liberal, internal polling i thought or had predicted, perhaps that error no tool would be equal in the early pulling numbers. going into this debate, it makes it extraordinarily pivotal for just didn't, you know, to make his statement specifically on adrian. the point that i think most canadians were asking when the election was called here in canada election days are not fixed . on august the 15th, the prime minister just in judo, went to the governor general. and for her to dissolve p

with that being said where is the vancouver ph.d.? little busy these days tackling the real problem moms who won't mask up in the supermarket. >> are you seriously writing a fine had? this is ridiculous. this is america: is it going to be like australia? australia, are you going to [inaudible] >> oh my god. >> sit on the floor and water like we are at a restaurant will that change and everyone will be safe? >> lawrence: unbelievable. joining me now to react mollie mollie hemingway and charlie hurt, both of them are fox news contributor. charlie, i want to go to you first. we suspected that something like this was going to happen and it's playing out on live tv. >> yeah, it's truly incredible. and let's be clear about what this is. this is a concerted and clear effort to demoralize citizens. and this is where it gets really really scary if you ask me. comes a point you are able to criminalize all americans, then suddenly the state is in the position of being able to arrest anybody they want for any reason they want. and my big point th

she advertise see al jazeera, let's hear from our correspondent study vance in vancouver, who says the saga has strained relations between china and canada. arbitrarily to change these to michael, shortly after among winds, was picked up at bank of british national airport back on december 1st of 2018. and there's concern moving forward. chinese officials have insisted that the to michael, being a chain has nothing to do with my land. you know, clearly that is not the case that you, michael's will be likely passing the way in the air as one has home to china and one head here to canada. it is really quite something as canadians aren't concerned about their safety moving forward. we're definitely sharing that coming from sort of the undercurrent of that joyful relief. the fact remains the asian games that are not that far off. and canadians are obviously very active olympians and tourists. they can go anywhere on the planet and perhaps be detained and used in this way. and now rob mcbride, who's following the story from so today is monitoring a chinese reaction to amongst release way in

thank all those you'd helped her since she was 1st attained to vancouver international airport in 2018 over the past 3 or my life has been can i find out it was the reparative time for me as a mother? i wife and the company. exactly. eric cloud has that they were lining it really was an invaluable experience. mung had been under house arrest. pending expedition to the u. s. to face charges that she deceived hsbc bank in 2013 into breaking us sanctions against iran. under a deal with prosecutors, she pled not guilty, but admitted wrong doing. as a result, the u. s. will drop the charges against them. a few hours later, justin today made a surprise announcement to canadian citizens, michael sparkle, and michael colvin had also been arrested in 2018, but accused of espionage were on their way home from china. right now, our focus is on getting these to canadians, homesafe they've been through an extremely difficult ordeal. verities ends a chapter and us canadian chinese relations that has long been dog, but accusations of hostage taking suspicion is often raised that the 2 canadians were

a court appearance in vancouver at which her extradition, hearing charges will likely be dropped and she could be fried as early as the end of the day. what could this mean then, for the to canadians detained in china since long as arrest? that's right, because this has sprung into a trilateral issue with canada very much. also in the mix days after canadian authorities arrested mung. at the request of the u. s. there were 2 canadian men in china who were arrested and accused of espionage. one of those men has been convicted in china and is facing an 11 year prison sentence. candidates prime minister has said that this was political retaliation from china against canada. and he had been pressing for these men's release. in fact, their case there. but their cases came up in a phone conversation between justin trudeau and joe biden. this week now they were not mentioned in today's plea deal with mung. however, this may lay the groundwork for an eventual agreement between canada and china revolving those men's release. thank you very much. hi de, jo, castro, in york. the influential sis

way. chief financial officer, long when joe faced and new york court hearing via video link from vancouver. she's been under house arrest there since december 2018. at the request of us or thirties, the court was told she's reached a deferred prosecution agreement. a canadian judge later confirmed mung is free to go. the case further strain, china's relations with the us and canada. shabby towns to join us live now from washington d. c. she had so vince had been moving pretty quickly over the last few hours. what more do we now know about the details of this deal reached by us, prosecutors? it's a deferred process. a prosecution agreement, grand effectively was lung is agreeing to a full page statement drawn up by prosecutors that she did. ringback indeed misleads a financial situation and everyone else about hallways links to a company in iran. so there we go. us, china, iran, you can see we have the geopolitical ingredients here that you need for, for a story that just is around 2013. there are media reports that hallway has owned a company in iran, a subsidiary in iran, and it was doing

unbound and the journalist at the toronto star will followed this closely and joins us live from vancouververy much for being with us. ~ , ., thank you very much for being withus.~ , , , thank you very much for being withus. , ,, _ with us. were you surprised by the speed _ with us. were you surprised by the speed at — with us. were you surprised by the speed at which _ with us. were you surprised by the speed at which events - the speed at which events happened in the last 2a hours? we had heard idealist taking place that lead get released, but most people assumed that they would at least try to have some sort of deniability that they were taken as hostages, because for the last several years they kept maintaining that the cases weren't linked, but the fact that as soon as she was on a plane leaving vancouver to china and they were soon on their way home as well, while it is such a very happy occasion, especially for people who knew those two michaels, i think it also gave a lot of people pause because it seemed very play ten china didn't feel qualms about the fact that these men were ess

the back bench, a podcast about canadian politics in georgia. affleck, a political columnist from vancouver, british columbia. george. so far as i can tell, canada just had an election in 2019 right. what. what did i do in having another one actually hold on a 2nd, because here's what justin to dos said to that question. yes, we do have to have an election now because the decisions were taken as a country. the decisions were taking about what the next months hold, what the next years and even decades hold. they're being taken now, they're being taken in the coming weeks. when this government gets back to office, we need to make big choices about how to end this pandemic. and how to build a stronger future for everyone, not a year from now, not 2 years from now, but now, and that's why canadians are faced with such a clear and important choice in the selection. i don't know if i've ever seen an electric politician ask for permission to do the job. he was already elected to do well, he has a minority government in canada. it's it's, we have this parliamentary system and he had didn't have maj

as soon as she was down at the court in vancouver she went straight to the airport, got on an air china an unspecified location, assuming china, and in the same vein, the two michaels, as prime minister trudeau announced later this evening, were on a plane pretty much at the same time. we talked to experts earlier today, i spoke to the former canadian ambassador to china and he'd said, look, it's going to take a couple of months, expecting to be in october, so it caught all of us here in ottawa and most experts off by surprise that it happened so quickly. mackenzie gray from ctv joining us from canada, thanks very much. it's just after six in the morning in germany where tomorrow, will mark the end of a political area in the country in germany when boaters will go to the poultice as a leader to replace angela merkel. a generation of young germans have known no other leader. one of the big issues of the election campaign has been climate change — with activists holding rallies in cities across the country. 0ur europe editor katya adler has this report. cheering and applause. relaxing on

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time, allowing her to finally leave canada after nearly three years of house arrest in her luxury vancouveransion. we get more on that from cnn's paula newton. >> reporter: the sheer speed and choreography of everything that unfolded caught many by surprise, and yet there is relief, not just with the families but also with canadian officials. it was untenable that meng wanzhou could have orchestrated a deal with u.s. authorities by which she would return to china even though she was under detention here in canada under fairly loose restrictions. she had an ankle bracelet. she was living in a multi-million dollar mansion, that she was able to be released and go back to china, but that the two michaels would be left in china, at times under harsh conditions. that has included solitary. that has included severe interrogations. it is with that in mind that prime minister justin trudeau made the announcement. i want you to listen to him now. >> these two men have been through an unbelievably difficult situation, but it is inspiring, and it is good news for all of us that they are on their way ho

evans to run the hotel society in vancouver and often says you would agree with this but to explain harmon very narrowly and those which are hugely important in life and said the biggest single form hall reduction on —- harm reduction was housing. nobody will recover from addiction. >> another form of harm reduction is to decriminalize when they did that addiction more than half so it's such a great tool it's very hard for someone who is quite skeptical and then say these interventions aside so how do we take that concept and run with it? how do we expand that so much more? but then you have to say something up to the camera. >> i just want to say yes. the whole point is harm reduction is that you can add new ones to see what those are and then to do harm and another so thank you so much. >> thank you everyone now you must go into the chat box or i personally will morally judge you. >> 's you are strongly in favor of killing any vulnerable person. [laughter] >> to be completely amazing thank you meyer who put her soul and her >> doctor small is the director of the alzheimer's disease res

. >> jimmy: you've been shooting in vancouver. you're shooting the next season now? >> yes.ut four or five episodes in. >> jimmy: have you been flying or traveling much? >> not at all. i mean, briefly back home to the uk. >> jimmy: was it a good or bad experience flying here? >> the protocols and stuff i feel like were all relatively used to. but i've always -- i'm always a little bit nervous of flying. >> jimmy: even before this? >> i had a run-in with customs when i was younger. it's always stuck with me. >> jimmy: how much younger? >> i was 10 or 11. but it's definitely every time i go through that airport thing i get those flashbacks. >> jimmy: you had a run-in with customs when you were 10 or 11 years old? >> in cambodia. i just finished this film there and i was coming back with my dad and all seemingly was going well. there were a lot of men with guns, which is scary for everyone, especially if you're 10 years old in cambodia. >> jimmy: some countries you go into the airport and guys are carrying machine guns around and it's startling. >> yes. any way. so i go through

this will effect vancouver on sunday. meantime, for the desert southwest monsoon, no moisture leaks in towards southern areas of nevada into new mexico. but albuquerque, you're going to stay dry with a hive 29 degrees, a lot of sunshine across the u. s. gulf states looking good in new orleans with a high of 27 degrees, but some thunder storms in the forecasts for miami, central america, a heavy falls through honduras, also some aggressive rain falling for guatemala on sunday. and i wanted to give you an update on hurricane sound right now. i'm going to put this a few days forward sunday monday. but look at staying east of the leeward islands, but will continue to keep close sky on that top end of south america. cloudy day for lima at 18 degrees, we've got some weather for southern sections of chile, but it should impact santiago at all. the weather, sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021. ah, when ever you ah ah. this is al jazeera ah. hello marlene bye. this is the news ally from hall coming up in the next 60 minutes . the taliban is carrying out and security

we've got to watch for what weather pivots in to the south coast of british columbia, affecting vancouver with the high of 17 degrees. and we do have some air quality alerts for southern portions of california on sunday. ok. i'm out of time. see soon the more and more indians are going under the non to become tall. ah, when i want to investigate the length some people are willing to go to bridge new on al jazeera. ah, malia says it feels abandon the french troops prepared to leave and seek help from russian mercenaries. ah, hello, i'm down. jordan, this is out of the red line from dell are also coming up a major security operation in eastern afghanistan, the taliban to change dozens of iso linked fighters. a train derailed in a remote corner of the united states will hear from one of the passengers more rivers of molten lava flow down the thomas volcano.

but b, do you remember the-- >> oh yeah, 2010, vancouver winner olympics. >> stephen: yes. >> and you a correspondent. >> and dick ebersol, the esteemed executive producer, olympic and general television legend, said okay. >> stephen: i don't know why. ( laughter ) >> and you brought, you brought a moose to vancouver. >> stephen: yes, a stuffed moose. >> stuffed moose, but it was impressive. >> stephen: yeah. >> and you nicknamed the moose "ebersol," right? >> stephen: that's right. >> so you came into the studio-- >> stephen: yeah. >> --one night, and you did something that i had always wanted to do, and whenever i did it, if you were on tape, some version of it, they snipped it out because they wanted the illusion to be maintained. but, you busted through that wall. >> stephen: let's show them, i felt your feelings and did it. go. >> stephen: oh, do you mind if i warm up by the fire? >> why don't you toast some marshmallows back there-- >> stephen: oh! >> we got to go. >> stephen: oh, oh. oh. >> yeah. ( laughter ) >> stephen: oh! this is so nice. ( laughter ) this is really lovely i

this will affect vancouver, could see upwards of 50 millimeters of rain con conditions for northern california . allowing cruise to get the upper hand for both the colder and the dixie wildfire assess, has a high of 20 degrees. rain induce flooding has caused some land slides. in guatemala, we've seen about 70 homes destroyed. and that heavy rain falling pretty much along the border with mexico on friday storms through the amazon basin. we've got a wet day in my mouth and a disturbance further toward the south is dropping a lot of rain for porto. a lay gray on the weather, sponsored by cattle airways, voted world's best airline of 20. 21. al jazeera recounts the shocking story of the assassination of counts full cabana dot. the 1st you and envoy trying to bring peace to the middle east. how is negotiations with himmler help save thousands of jews from nazi concentration camps and how these mediation skills put him at the vanguard in the quest for peace in the middle east? killing the count on algebra. the latest news, as it breaks, the big concern is that my suits forces are coming round on th

u. financial officer among one jo, attended a new york hearing court via video link from vancouver. the court was told she's reached a deferred prosecution agreement, and the charges she denies could eventually be dropped. and 3 more towns have been evacuated in firefighters forced to retreat after explosions. from interrupting volcano on the spanish island of la palmer intensified more than 6000 people have already fled their homes, while hundreds of buildings have been destroyed. the homer via hovel can started a rocking on sunday for the 1st time in 50 years. so bringing more developments down, of course, all of our other top stories in the news our, i will be back with that in about 25 minutes time at $2100.00 g m t. this is europe . is a program coming up next? ah, me the natural base to get the 140 video me just to maybe hummadi foreigners in english module. when can he get job tucked up? was community may or may not really look at that not work. i'm sure i do day. so one where the big girl celebration day or 5 son and that's why we are going to collect the things you can see

hardy, why is included and such showers for vancouver with a high of 17 degrees, elevated fire danger in northern california. so of course, this is where the dixie and colder wildfire are. burning. wildfires are burning, so not good news here. and still remnants of what was hurricane nicholas plaguing the us gulf states. we've seen flash flooding in alabama, and there are a flash flood alerts for many of the states. central america looks like this tropical storm peter just move into the north, the puerto rico and his spaniel as to were seen, some rain being throwing that way. the top end of south america. rain is piling up for the pacific coast of columbia, mostly cloudy day and lima. but i think we will see the sun poke out disturbed weather from uruguay pushes in toward the southeast of brazil, affecting porto a lake great associate and prepare for your temperatures are going to drop by about 20 degrees and mean sign santiago, chile. we'll get you up to about 30 on friday. the weather sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021. talk to al jazeera, we get what g