soon vancouver, however , regained its balance, but... became only second in the current regular season itself, the team has long lost its chances of reaching the playoffs, at the moment the coyotes they are in thirteenth place in the western conference. the next match of the three remaining matches, arizona will play against edmonton on the night from saturday to sunday. state security committee of belarus jointly. criminal cases related to the state secret of belarus, the first film in the series without a statute of limitations, azarechi, criminal cases stored in the central archive of the state committee. security number 26571 and 26 578 43 and 35 volumes, respectively, refer to state secrets of the republic of belarus, they were seen only by those who conducted and those who kept them, the cases were opened in the seventies of the last century, the accused were former police officers of the third company, the eleventh security police battalion of the ss troops. one of the first archival criminal cases was opened. as a rule, the accused were sentenced to 25 years, but many served on

charlotte cats, international coordinator at the sami done palestinian prisoner solidarity network from vancouver. welcome to you both, patrick henningston, let me first start with you in this incident with the us-based truck uh where seven gas. aid workers, it included uk, us and australian citizens. we saw lot of uh reaction from this overwhelmingly around the world, but in particular one that stood out was the way that the us president donald trump came out and uh compassionately said that uh, this was just such an unfortunate mistake, which it was. uh, but when you put that into context of over 32,00 palestinians to have been murdered all this time, he did not show that kind of compassion for the genocide that's taken. place, first give us your reaction on the incident itself and the way that the us president reacted to it? yes, yes, well, the incident itself, it's debatable whether uh, it was accident or not, i think it's very, it's too early to make that determination, uh, it's very specific targeting uh, and very specific operation that wasn't just striking one vehicle, but three in total,

charlotte case, international coordinator of the sami doon palestinian prisoner solidarity network from vancouvernd australian citizens. we saw lot of uh reaction from this overwhelmingly uh around the world, but in particular one that stood out was the way that the us president donald trump came out and uh compassionately said that uh, this was just such an unfortunate mistake, which it was uh, but when you put that into context of over 320. and palestinians to have been murdered all this time, he did not show that kind of compassion for the genocide that's taking place. first give us your reaction on the incident itself and the way that the us president reacted to it. yes, yes, well, the incident itself, it's debatable whether it was accident or not, i think it's very, it's too early to make that determination. uh, it's very specific targeting in a very specific operation that wasn't just striking one vehicle, but three in total. as the occupants of the vehicle fled to uh escape in another vehicle that was hit, when they fled second time that was hit, so um to say this was accident is still up

coyot defeated the vancouver cupcakes 4:3 in overtime. early on, menchanin assisted josh brown in the second period with 30 seconds remaining on that unit. in the penultimate match of the vtb-minsk united basketball league, runa lost away, the belarusian squad retained first place half of the meeting with... sovetsky will be held in moscow. on sunday minsk will meet with mba. an evening of spanish football in the champions league. barcelona beat psg away 3:2 the day before in the first match of the quarter-finals. in a parallel battle on wednesday , atletico madrid beat borussia dortmund 2:1 at home. next, details. that evening on the metro station events developed rapidly. already in the fourth minute, atlético took the lead with a goal from radriga de paule. team. from the goal 2:1 before the return match in germany april 16. this is france: they hosted barcelona, ​​the latter managed to score in the first half and went to rest, leading by one goal, but immediately after the break, luis enrique’s guys turned the game around and managed

let's cross live to our to contribute to rachel mazda in vancouver region is good to have you join me enough about 1st. canada is allegations, positive rasa, and sign it. but they've gone us foss, claiming that india and reportedly practiced, and we're also involved what's really going on here. well, 1st of all, i guess he's talking about for an interference here in canada right now. no one except to go and some establishment folks in ottawa, everyone else is talking about the fact that the carpet tax went up again on april 1st and the installation is totally out of control right now. but hey, look at all the people wind to interfere with the election. they're called canadian voters because a pack of let us here can cost up to $15.00 right now. but yeah, let's not talk about how foreign governments are the problem and the likely future reason why canadian borders are liberated up to drop, kicked through those at the curb in the october 2025 federal election. so there's our, an inquiry underway to figure out who exactly interfered in the previous canadian elections in 20192021. now at

. >> stephen: in vancouver. >> anna: in vancouver out of the rain in the month. >> stephen: a lot ofom 1600 like shakespearean english is for us? it's more formal or different? >> anna: exactly. it's like shakespearean english. everyone thing is a little bit more slow and long. thank you would be arigato now. but back then you would say [speaking japanese] >> stephen: everything takes a little bit more time. because they didn't have tv then. >> anna: you wanted to talk a little like this. do you like the old form. >> anna: i didn't appreciate it in the beginning because it was a lot to learn. but i love it now, there is something very poetic about it. if i were to say stephen is here. i would say [speaking japanese] it sounds beautiful. >> stephen: i wouldn't be mind being announced on the show every night. it's pretty intense to watch. long beautiful passage of it, long intensely violent passags. was it intends to shoot? you had to learn a lot of things to do this, didn't you? >> anna: yeah, it was very, very intense. i feel like the emotional arc that mariko has is very heavy as we

remember, they say, how in the tenth year i headed a certain russian youth delegation in vancouver.o even comment on this. we see counter attacks against pevchikh from those whom she attacked. yes, pevchikh is trying to stake out his image. the fighters of the russian group of troops-center again improved the tactical situation in the front line in the ovdeevsky section of the special operation repelled nine enemy counterattacks, as a result of which more than 360 fsu militants were destroyed, as well as a lot of equipment, including the german -made marver infantry fighting vehicle. but in the meantime, on the donetsk front, where the southern group of armed forces operates, the settlement of novomikhailovka has been completely liberated, eduard punigov will tell you what this means for the situation in the zone. center of the village of novomikhailovka, south of the donetsk people's republic. after 2 to months of fierce battles for our military managed to completely take control of the populated area on the roof of the tallest building, now the russian tricolor of russia 155th mar

there are only two matches left in calgory, the first with vancouver on wednesday night. arizona will end the championship with a fight against edmonton. on one of the march days of 1945 in the apartment of the first. secretary of the central committee of the communist party of belarus pantileimon panomarenko received a phone call late in the evening. the duty officer at the railway station called. a trainload of cows arrived from east prussia. according to documents, they are purebred. they are roaring, unfed, underfed, what to do? an emergency meeting of the central committee bureau was convened without delay at night. according to the resolution of the state defense committee of the ussr dated march 14, 1945 on the transfer of large trophy horses from the territory of germany and poland cattle in the bssr , the first batches of cattle began to arrive in the war-bled republic ahead of schedule. a non-standard decision was made to urgently raise the minsk region. organize the export of livestock to the regions and distribute it to the population, primarily to those with

and the other one from vancouver, canada. >> honestly, my entire experience from start to finish has been pretty fantastic. >> i have been here about six hours now but i can't complain. a beautiful day out and great food and drink. i will come back. >> more local people are going back to work in the financial district, meaning more local customers too. >> there are more offices coming back. you can see more of the office crowd. not only in this area at all over the financial district. >> san francisco tries to rebuild tourism, it is still dealing with other economic challenges like the offense vacancy rate of 35%. that is according to real estate firm cbre . >>> still ahead, pairing home seekers with homeowners. the bay area program helping people find the right match in a competitive housing market. >>> scammers taking advantage of pet owners at their most vulnerable moments. how to avoid becoming a victim. with our new grocery outlet app, you can see the store's inventory. so you guys really have mangoes in stock? yup. what about frozen pizza? here they are. fresh salmon. too easy.

vancouver is making a beeline right over us tomorrow afternoon evening. it is a deep, cold system. so a change in the weather is on the way. starts today. bigger fog, bank lows around 50. breezy to windy later. low clouds for many. sunny inland but it will be cooler. noticeably cooler so 50s and 60s on the temps. all right ali an update on traffic. something new? >> yes a quick check. we're going to start with the bay bridge toll plaza, where you can see things are pretty busy, but a little bit lighter than what we saw. just about a half an hour ago. so the commute here improving ever so slightly. the problem spot this morning, i'd say, has to be highway four in the far east, bay east contra costa county. if you could switch over to that camera, you can see it is very crowded there. part of the reason is bart in this area is shut down in both directions and has been for the last two hours because of a equipment problem. so bart asked people to take alternate transportation and so that means a lot of people are driving. so it's because of power issues, acc

. >> jimmy: you shoot the or shot "the good doctor," i guess it's over now in vancouver.al of your life living up there. are you going to miss being up there? >> yes. yeah, i will. i mean, i'll miss the crew. they've become such a family. the cast. my one regret is never embracing my full canadian outdoorsy personality that was probably in there somewhere. >> jimmy: did you feel that you wanted to break out and -- >> they'd say, "have you been ca camping?" "yeah, i've been camping." "did you go backcountry camping, fight off bears, put out your tent, do a cold plunge in the river, go back home?" "no, i haven't done that." the cold plunge, they tell you you're going to get a good buzz but i feel there are other ways to get a good buzz that are more fun. >> jimmy: i couldn't be more on board with that notion. the cold plunge thing, i think about it probably a total of 45 minutes a day. and the more i am against it, the more everyone else around me is for it, trying to say, "oh, it's so great for you." they have no evidence of this. there have been no -- no studies have been

not seem to end, niki tolapila was promoted from the farm club to the playoffs, he is still on the vancouvert very close to the strongest league in the world, this is arena. hello, look at the program. i’ll open the veil of secrecy a little, i think that next year the geography of the btr extra league will expand a little, the club hockey season in belarus is closed, after such a holiday, we need to find strength for the national team. meshkov brest is again the national champion, this time kaminsk did not even get a real chance. u we are in the process of creating a new team; we are still at the beginning of this journey. energetik bgu is at the bottom of the first league, does this project have a future and is belshina going to join the elite? let's keep this a secret. meet me. alena titovets, a fifteen-year-old star of belarusian artistic gymnastics, who already has a world cup medal. concentration of pathos, style and even glamour. at the end of the season , belarusian hockey can afford this, because we mostly see the best people of this game on the screens: angry, passionate, wet with s

. >> our friend paul, who is from vancouver, bc, same with me.ancouver translink transit system and so approached me one day super casually and said, hey, could we do the same thing here in the bay area? and it didn't even cross my mind that like it was just a wild thought like, oh, we love transit. this could happen. so paul applied in october. we have an official category now for guinness world records, and we got approved in february and planning started. okay. >> so you started in antioch. how did you decide that? okay, that's where we're going to start. this is where we're going to go next. like what was the planning process like? >> yeah. so there was really a lot that went behind it. i mean, i remember countless nights procrastinating on my homework, looking through bart's pdf schedules instead. so we basically tried to minimize our connection times because we knew we had to hit every station. there's no one train that hits all 50 stations, so we had to figure out which train do we start with? which train do we end with, which ones will mi

good morning, in addition to bobrovsky , the americans thatcher demka from vancouver and conor hallebuycks for venepec, are in the top three. general menen took part in the voting. in rostov, valery karpino's team hosted orenburg and were able to snatch victory only in the very end with a score of 2:1. first, goalkeeper nikita medvedev made a mistake, orenburg player jordi thompson took advantage of this, and then brazilian ronaldo showed himself brightly. first he scored with his head, and then in the same style he made an assist to nikolai komlichenko, who took... the decisive blow in the last minute. in other matches of the last gaming day, the results were all draws. krasnodar did not take advantage of the chance to take the lead, playing 0:0 to samara with wings. sochi also has no heads and no torch. the winners did not reveal rubin and ural in the match, but it all ended with at least 1:1 goals. a day earlier, spartak, under temporary coach sliskovich, continued its unbeaten streak. lokomotiv beat 3:2 at home. cska lost for the first time in 28 years. kaliningrad baltic, and zenit l

it happen head at last night's nhl playoffs game between vancouver and nashville.tfish onto the ice after games. in case you didn't know. >>> it's the end of an era for the wnba. three-time wnba champion and two-time olympic gold medalist candace parker announced her retirement after 16 seasons. the 38-year-old wrote on instagram, "the competitor in me always wants one more, but it's time. my heart and body knew, but i needed to give my mind time to accept it." >>> and gymnastics great gabby douglas has officially begun her comeback and probably a trip to the paris olympics. the 28-year-old competed for the first time in eight years after saturday's american classic. douglas qualified in multiple events for the u.s. championships next month. in 2012 she became the first black woman to win the olympic all-around title. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," actor justin hartley joins us in the studio to discuss starring in the number-one cbs tv series "tracker." in the number-one cbs tv series "tracker." i love that my daughter still needs me. but sometimes i can't help d

shard case, international coordinator at the sami doon palestinian prisoner solidarity network from vancouverelcome to you both uh patrick hanning, let me first start with you in this incident with the us-based aid truck uh where seven gaza aid workers, it included uk, us and australian citizens. uh, we saw lot of uh reaction from this overwhelmingly.

he is still on the bench of the vancouver kennex, but he is very close to the strongest league in theis is arena. hello look in the program. i’ll lift the veil of secrecy a little, but i think that next year the geography of the armored personnel carriers of the extra league will expand a little. the club hockey season in belarus is closed, after such a holiday, the team needs to find strength. meshkov brest again. national champion, this time sk miminsk did not even get a real chance. we are creating a new team, we are still at the beginning of this journey. energetik bgu is at the bottom of the first league, does this project have a future and is belshina going to join the elite? let's keep this a secret. meet me. summer star belarusian artistic gymnastics, which already has a world cup medal. concentration of pathos, style and even glamour. at the end of the season , belarusian hockey can afford this, because we mostly see the best people in this game on the screens: angry, passionate, wet from the sweat of heavy gear. the ceremony took place this week in minsk, everyone was impres

as finally freed itself and indigenous tribal and vancouver island, they've been watching over the oak or off through its pregnant mother, died on the beach late last month. several rescue attempts were made by the oak afraid itself on friday. a line search for this show you can get more information and follow more on the older stories has been covering. if you head over to out to 0, don't. com is counting the costs. now we're back to the top of the yeah, the the. now, despite the fact that we come to the end of the rainy season, there's 2 very big chiles around and thunderstorms. the focus may be less so into my from tendency. i'm a lazy mall so we can bone in sooner, raising a full cost out through $2.00, bernard, for example, would suggest we got 3 sundry days with temperatures as a result out to dipping a little bit. the average is around about the $35.00, mark me down to about $51.00 and the capital off. pretty nice. the next couple of days in australia where there's certainly a little bit of rain around on the east coast is nothing significant, but there is a bit of coldness comi

rapidly expanding to include pakistan and to run a member of parliament from here in the greater vancouver area wants to drop in yeah, into the next with accusations of general political intimidation and targeting. although not specifically tied to any election, a prior independent inquiry ordered by to go found last may that there wasn't any actual election. madeline just influence. no kidding. how many photos are out there online? have to go himself? do a estimate costs play pandering to estimate building blocks include a chinese doesn't really look like the former drama teacher was held down as forced into those costumes. but electra losers, absolutely love to blame for an actors instead of their own garbage policies, or campaigns take former conservative leader era no tool, for example, who showed up at the inquiry in recent years, there's been a ramping up of a for an interference operations. and that's why i think, i don't think some of those seats were turned because we had a more traditional or a more aggressive foreign policy posture with respect to china. i think a lot of people

rapidly expanding to include pakistan and to run a member of parliament from here in the greater vancouver area wants to drop in yeah, into the next with accusations of general political intimidation and targeting. although not specifically tied to any election, a prior independent inquiry ordered by to go found last made that there wasn't any actual election. madeline just influence. no kidding. how many photos are out there on line of to go himself? do a estimate costs play pandering to estimate voting blocks, including chinese doesn't really look like the former drama teacher was held down and forced into those costs jims. but electra losers absolutely loved to blame for an actors instead of their own garbage policies, or campaigns take former conservative liter aaron, no 12 for example, who showed up at the inquiry in recent years, there's been a ramping up of a for an interference operations. and that's why i think i, i don't think some of those seats were turned because we had a more traditional or a more aggressive foreign policy posture with respect to china. i think a lot of peopl

he was performing at a festival in vancouver when he slipped and fell on a fan's phone that had beenown on stage. it looked like a hard fall, but bryan laughed it off, joking that his lawyer will be calling. he asked another fan to share the video, saying he wanted to go viral, and country singer morgan wallen, who faces three felony charges after his arrest at a bar, spoke to fans this weekend about his past during a mississippi concert. wallen said back in high school, he nearly got kicked off his baseball team for bad behavior. he described himself as a little rowdy. the adult wallen is accused of throwing a chair off the sixth floor of a nashville bar this month, nearly hitting some police officers on the ground below. he issued a statement saying, i'm not proud of my behavior and i accept responsibility. he's due in court next week, now to minnesota, and a man trapped in a burning suv who may have died if not for the bravery of some good samaritans in saint paul, minnesota. >> complete strangers making a split second decision to help save a man's life. >> all i see is there's a

canadian lagoon and don't. several rescue attempts has finally freed itself and indigenous tribal in vancouver island being watching over the will cut off to its pregnant mother, died on the beach late last month. with several rescue attempts were made for the old cup frame itself on friday or or, and that brings us to the end of this show. of course you can follow off and all those stories has been telling you about if you head over to our website and see the front page that is on lead story to like this casualties and v as ray the strikes on gallon. so that's for you at l just 0. don't com. the news continues here and i'll just 0 off to the stream. not even the policies back. somebody else, they are. the why have american evangelicals become? is real strong. as backer is us president, you'll find the right to stand with israel with no red line. as long as us support continues. is there anything that can stop is real, solve on concept, from going on in? definitely a quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line. we all inherit many things from all families, stories sheet fire in highlands. t

rapidly expanding to include pakistan and to run a member of parliament from here in the greater vancouver area wants to drop in yeah, into the next with accusations of general political intimidation and targeting. although not specifically tied to any election, a prior independent inquiry ordered by true though found last may that there wasn't any actual election. madeline just influence. no kidding. how many photos are out there online? have to go himself, do a estimate costs play pandering to estimate voting blocks including chinese. doesn't really look like the former drama teacher was held down as forced into those costumes. but electra losers, absolutely love to blame for an actors instead of their own garbage policies, or campaigns take former conservative leader error and no tool. for example, who showed up at the inquiry in recent years, there's been a ramping up of a for an interference operations. and that's why i think i, i don't think some of those seats were turned because we had a more traditional or a more aggressive foreign policy posture with respect to china. i think a l

so i want to contribute to rachel mazda and speaking to us from vancouver in canada, and mary banks, if you will, company this monday, i do hope you're having a great start your week coming up next with a child with the latest episode of the modus operandi and we'll be back with more news about 30 minutes. the, the hello, i'm into la chan. you are tuned into modus operandi all across europe, tractors are blocking major roadways in major cities across the continent. the farmer's protest has grown over the last 2 years, and today we'll dig into what's causing such discontent among those who provide food for the world will go straight to the heart of the european union in belgium to find out what's really going on. all right, let's get into the m o the they are being dubbed far right, in some cases being called nationalists. but we're not talking about a new political party here, but rather farmers, while the vast majority of people in the west simply go to the grocery store to purchase their food. little spot is given to the source of where that food comes from, even less to the people

rapidly expanding to include pakistan and to run a member of parliament from here in the greater vancouver area wants to drop in yeah, into the mix with accusations of general political intimidation and targeting. although not specifically tied to any election, a prior independent inquiry ordered by to go found last made that there wasn't any actual election. madeline just influence. no kidding. how many photos are out there on line of judo himself? do a estimate costs play pandering to estimate voting blocks including china.

their sports team was represented by elena sannikova, a participant in the olympic games in turin, vancouverhi, a representative of belarus at seven world skiing championships , an example for the young. in response to my question about how we will move, i was glad to hear that we are a peaceful country, we are building a new belarus. confident steps towards high achievements at the school are taken by 105 young athletes, the leading biathlon department, the coaches understand sports, unity is important in life, and decisions made collectively give much more results. as in life, so in our work it is a lot of things. will achieve will work for the benefit of our country, followed the preparations for the progress of the all-belarusian people's assembly, but hear first-hand the impression of a person who has been there, been present, felt the whole atmosphere, it is much more pleasant. discussion of the results of the all-belarusian people's assembly covers all sectors of the economy and social sphere, from the agro-industrial complex and light industry to culture, education and science. techn

so it went right towards the end of his life, vancouver, alec, and, and marks with about a year is hard to get better analyst and those 2, um, but, but the think about this, what he just said, right? the organization that apparently the united states immediately came out and said they did it, they claim responsibility is an organization that was founded created, tied to the c i a my god, what of what are the implications of that? well, the implications are because a, the arch enemy of the united states, isis as we've been told they, they're, they're the personification available. if not started by the united states has been i think, i think really what, what mark gets to, especially in the ice as k in particular was like being co opted. scott ritter will tell you that they've been co opted by this, infiltrated by the c. i a co opted by the c i a and now to a great degree is managed. well, i don't privacy, i don't want to be a responsible. i'm to worry whilst i'm not supposed to conjecture. i'm just supposed to state the facts, but the facts are, if the united states that is tied to isis

cool for awhile for bc, south coast, vancouver at 9 degrees and enjoy it while you can in california. sunny and hot l a . a 29. both watch what happens on saturday. white's windy conditions move in and cooler air as well. so l a. just 19 for you on saturday, see you soon. a of the lines of ethnic groups is posing the biggest challenge to me in most countries, since the 2021 with exclusive access to remote camps and funk bind baffles shots. the progress of an idealistic young generation of rebels as a pivotal moment in the last 60 years of the countries, the trouble of history on the phones. me in my, on the, on the ropes on al jazeera, the, [000:00:00;00] the program back you watching out. just a real quick reminder about top story, say, at this hour, and he's really sci cuz assassinated 3 sons and full grandchildren. and how much is politically to him? does several of them somebody smell out of his family were traveling in the north district and the vehicle was here for that strike came on the 1st day of the doctor to lock in the end of the heavy month of ramadan worshippers. and doe

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it's good to have you whether she's in vancouver, canada to night. i mean, you're calling for the afternoon olympic committee to be banned from the games in paris. it'd be, that's a big demand for it for anyone from any country. why are you doing or hello. thank you so much for having me. the reason that i'm calling on the bond because to tell yvonne have violated human rights. they have violated gender equality and they have also violated i use these charter back in 1990 is when the tale been rained for the 1st time that i use c bound them for human rights violations. so the i is, the lady said the president for that. and when did sullivan return? they have bad education and support for african women and they have also impose the strict punishment for the athletes for the girls. if they go to school district punishments continues off like punish corporal punishment and recently deleted off the tale. but said that publicly that there are bringing back all the corporate punishments as well as the starting to just to women and girls. and i would like e

whales wailing) in college, i studied the effects of toxic chemicals on killer whales in waters near vancouver(whales wailing) my first album was like an ode to my thesis. i would take the killer whale sounds and incorporate them in my music. (whales wailing) (soft music) (whales squealing in music) (birdsong) now, i want to make a new anthem for nature, by recording the sounds of coastal habitats that we don't value enough. habitats scientists call "blue carbon". but for that, i need to go back out into the field. (electronic music) in southern florida, a vast network of waterways spill into the ocean, creating one of the most extensive wetlands in north america. this is what a blue carbon ecosystem looks like. phoebe fitz is a local wildlife photographer. she draws inspiration from this landscape. but even here, she can see the signs of climate change. - so the palm trees, without the tops... - yeah - ...show that this area is being affected by sea-level rise. - really? - because if there are palm trees growing, it means that the water was fresh enough for them to survive. and then when they

the visiting kayotis defeated the vancouver cupcakes in overtime. 4:3.the beginning, the minsk resident assisted josh brown in the second period, and in 30 seconds. before the end of this segment, our guy abandoned it himself. in total, kolyachonok spent 11 minutes on the ice and finished the match with a usefulness rating of +1. this fight became everything for belarus second in the current nhl regular season. let us remind you that this is the first meeting of this season. vladislav played at the end of november, then the minsk resident was injured and was out for a long time, and after that the defender played for the arizona farm in the ahl. as for the coyotes themselves, the club is narrower. long ago lost its chance of reaching the stanley cup playoffs, three rounds before the end of a smooth championship, the team is thirteenth in the west. in the penultimate match of the vtb united basketball league, minsk lost to runa away, the belarusian squad retained the first half of the meeting, 40-30, but after a long break the hosts dominated on the floor

for b, c, south coast, vancouver at 9 degrees and enjoy it while you can in california. sunny and hot l a, a 29, but watch what happens on saturday. white's windy conditions move in and cooler air as well. so l a. just 19 for you on saturday, see you soon. a of the prompt a month to fight with thousands of people killed millions from this house. what does the future hold for? sit down and its people. the sedan contact one year on which is 0. unique perspective. everything is political, you cannot stay out of politics and everything is a feminist issue to on hud voices. we see our leadership destroying the ability to have a normal life in god. and that the stories that really feel us having a normal life. elizabeth connects with our community and tap into conversations you weren't find elsewhere. there is no over there and it's all right here. and right now, the stream on out to the around or the lines of ethnic i'm groups is posing the biggest challenge to me in most countries, since the 2021 with exclusive access to remote camps and find, find battles, shouts, the progress of an idea

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and in vancouver, canada, jemima pierre is a haitian american scholar, professor at the social justicetitute at the university of british columbia in canada, and research associate at the university of johannesburg. we welcome you both back to democracy now! professor pierre, can you layout overall the situation at this point in haiti, with a resigned president not able to come back into haiti, condemning a transitional panel to rule haiti , and this group led by kenya training to move in so-called u.n. peacekeepers. >> thank you for having me back. what is going on in haiti, a number of armed groups at first coming together to say they were working together as an informal coalition. by the violence has been primarily in the port-au-prince area. i have to stress that because the west is presenting this as a countrywide civil war and someone, but -- and so on, but the majority of the violence, the gun shooting, is actually in the port-au-prince area primarily in the popular neighborhoods and especially now where you have some of these groups trying to take over -- you know, try to have

you can see that right off of vancouver. but in advance of that it is pushing in a pretty big fog bank here. so temps drop san rafael, san francisco, oakland, san jose down we go out of the 70s for at least about 4 or 5 days, at least, maybe longer. six 50s and 60s on the temps and even colder tomorrow. a lot of 50s here. there's just a low overcast already in place. so i mean dublin's 49, north dublin 47, clayton 45. but a lot of low 50s here with the higher bases on the overcast yesterday was down around 4800ft and that's not the case today. 32 truckee 30 south lake tahoe 51. in phoenix there 49 arcata to 52 monterey and santa barbara. so again today, if you're well inland, you'll get enough sun, but it'll be a one day where the wind picks up. it's an onshore wind and maybe some drizzle later this afternoon tonight near the coast. but more likely it will be overnight tonight into tomorrow. this is not a big rain producer, but it is incredibly cold, i mean, maybe all time cold for the sounding over oakland, which they take

we'll start with the first round action up on the ice in vancouver.ators took game two last night beating the kanucks 4-1. meanwhile in winnipeg the colorado avalanche used a goal in the second period to tie their series at one game each. in the eastern conference the florida panthers needed overtime against the tampa bay lightening, last night clenching game two on a backhander scored about three minutes into the extra period. that is genuinely exciting. panthers beat 3-2 and now lead the series two games to none. meanwhile at the garden the president's trophy winning new york rangers also earned a two run advantage beating the washington capitals 4-3 last night. the rangers seeking their first stanley cup title in 30 years. i remember what it was like in 1994. they won four straight and 12 over the last 15 matchups. game three is friday night in the nation's capitol. turning now to major league baseball. shohei ohtani punctuated the dodgers win over the nationals last night with a 450-foot solo home run rocket, hit out into right field in the ninth

. >>> to nashville now, a hat trick helped the vancouver canucks to a 4-3 o.t. over the predators. they're up 3-1. >>> and in denver, the "kudlow & company" avalanche downed the winnipeg jets. >> and turning to be able, a look at the rangers' top prospect. >> here's the payoff. a swing, and that ball is well struck deep out to right center. o p the chase, that one just off the wall, and that is in a big-time trouble spot. here he comes. home! >> wyatt langford's inside the park home run led them off to a good win, 4-3 over the cincinnati reds. >>> time for the weather. michelle, it's downright warm. >> it's feeling like summer. we're going to be in the 80s in new york city. we've watched storms all weekend long. devastating storms in the plains. lots of activity with lots of lightning. heavy rain. we have a severe thunderstorm watch. that's in the yellow. orange, severe thunderstorm warnings. tornado warnings this morning. so those relentless storms continue today and tomorrow as well we have flood alerts as well because we're looking at heavy rain, heavy downpo

that's already providing some rain showers and sleet right around that international border in mount vancouverhis is really interesting because as we kick start tomorrow morning, we're going to fill in with the cloud deck. there you have the clouds all the way into the central bay. actually making tracks through lathrop and also mountain house in towards sacramento, bypassing travis as well. and then the trough it sweeps through the bay area, just cutting and carving a path for what's up stream. so we will buy a break about this time tomorrow night. mark tamayo will have the latest for you then. then there it is. that is the core. the area of low pressure. this is the cold front. now watch the circulation around the center of that core. that's a lot of instability. so that's why we have to put the risk of a thunderstorm in the thursday forecast. with the scattered rain showers. and boy what happens on your friday. we will have a lingering shower throughout the day. but here comes 1:00. and that is just in time for the giants home opener as they play host to the san diego padres. 53 degrees. th

we're in vancouver making this record. what's going on with this album cover. and they send a xerox copy -- blue on blue when they'd send it in a photographic form. i said, "this is a terrible photograph, it's cropped really poorly, by the way, what is the outline?" "hot pink." i said, "where the hell did you get hot pink?" "we match it to her lipstick." i said, "it's career suicide." "you give love a bad name" is literally on the radio. our manager went to bat for us and they burned 500,000 album covers with the single on the radio. "you're in trouble this album needs to be shipped." that album cover right there, the real black, hefty garbage bag i shot with the photographer. i took my fingers and wrote "slippery when wet." i said, "there's your album cover, turn it in. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you know what? he's not just an artist, he's an artist. i mean, that's so crazy. >> that was scary. you know, at the time, i just said, "it worked for back in black, let's give them a black album cover." >> jimmy: unbeliev