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central banks including ours and canada. you cannot keep money near zero forever if you are not in a crisis anymore. we talk about these inflationary pressures, the bank of canada was very clear. it is soaring energy prices. these are factors that are external. the only tool they have to combat them if they have persistence is to raise rates. we are seeing on the short and long end, what if we did it wrong? what if we choked off the recovery? they are still making 5% growth this year. up a full percentage point in today's update. alix: let's get more and we want to bring in adp chief economist. the market reaction seems quite clear. are we looking at a temper tantrum and a policy mistake? >> i think that what is different about this particular situation is how the guidance has been today. most people feel like the federal reserve in the united states will be tapering soon. maybe as early as november. we saw it a few years back. the expectation is already made. the recognition that the lectures are due to supply chain bottlen

this announcement sent the pope will visit canada. how do you think it's likely to be received by indigenous communities? so on one level and perhaps optimistically, if it's a good thing, it's a, it's a weird thing that's been called upon by indigenous peoples and digits. leadership for quite a long period of time. but on the other side of it, the catholic church is in crisis in the country. people have lost faith. many people turned away in some cases. and the catholic church is had to abandon communities due to the loss of congregations because frankly, indigenous peoples and canadians have lost faith in the church to fulfill its promises. under the residential school settlement agreement, which was the promised to pay millions of dollars to children who are abused and forcibly removed from their families in their communities and sent to residential school. so in many ways the catholic church is becoming very late to the game. and the pope coming, i think, is part of the damage control. in the statement about this visit, the holy se

canada? too risky. how about, paradise? >> mauritius. four hours away from the kidnappers homeland of somalia, this island gem with its pristine beaches, crystal clear water, beautiful mountain of this it is, and luxury resorts. ak convince the kidnappers that he would serve as his book agent and invited adam here to talk about the project. adam lives in mogadishu, in a really difficult place to live. and you're bringing him to a place where europeans come on vacation? >> i think what it did to do though was it solidified my status as an international business person. somebody who have the needs to get him what he wanted, which was essentially a contract. >> adam took that bait. here he is in mauritius, with ak. >> did you ever get nervous that adam was figured out we were? >> i did angelina then we were walking around the resort and he turned to me and he said, what did you think of me? that's how i buttered him up a bit. i said you're english was great. you've come a long way such from some humble beginnings. and i turned it back on hi

it's fascinating to watch i this debate from canada. i read a lot of canadian newspapers, and of course those scenes - were described as abhorrent. but there have been a lot of people who come out of haitian _ communities in canada to say, - how dare you, canadian government? when there was a huge earthquake, the canadian government— said they stood ready. let us know how we can help. some of the haitian immigrant communities have said, - why don't you let more refugees in? in 2017, there was a huge wave of asylum—seekers who came l from the united states- who were haitian into canada to try to claim refugee status, - and canada has quietly been sending many of those people home. two out of three applications on average are rejected, - so of course those scenes have been — there's been no repetition - in canada, but that doesn't mean other governments are really doing much to hem _ i suppose one issue is with the left wing ofjoe biden's own party. who might also say actually, why waste time trying to engage with republicans? it di

fue en canadá y son creadas por partículas que chocan con atmósfera de la tierra. en universidad y varios partes podrán ver esta noche >> hace más de 50 años que itnerpretó al capitán en star trek. hasta ahora que en la vida real entró al espacio por priemra vez >> a sus noventa años en blue origin y fue una experiencia inolivdblae >> un vistazo a la tierra por 11 >> muchos no recuerden de esto en la uiltima frontera. su misión explorar nuevos universos >> no habías nacido >> ♪ [música] ♪ >> >> hola ¿qué tal? muy buenas noches estas son las noticias que usted tiene que saber >> ¡gooooooooooooooooooo >> y el tri venció esta noche a el salvador es líder del octágono rumbo qatar 2022 fue partido difícil pero tiene asegurado su boleto al mundial se agudiza la escasez de productos mientras esperan los busques los precios se disparan >> todo está caro >> para evitar el desabastecimiento la casa blanca interviene para aliviar el cuello de botella en puertos del país >> comerciantes residentes reaccionan a la noticia de reapertura de viajeros no esci

fÉlix: al regresar: un inmigrante mexicano triunfa en canadÁ, un negocio que deja la comunidad con el mejor sabor. paulina: otro volcÁn entra en erupciÓn en europa, pero ahora es en italia. ♪ ♪ paulina: seguimos con las noticias, porque un inmigrante mexicano que vive en canadÁ cumpliÓ el sueÑo que tenÍa desde niÑos, crear su propio negocio y lo logrÓ a travÉs de la gastronomÍa mexicana. su taqueria es tan famosa que a salido hasta en programas de televisiÓn. reportero: vÍctor manuel soto es un mexicano que llegÓ a canadÁ a principios de la dÉcada de los 90. >> en el 94—95 llegamos y desde ese entonces yo tuve la ilusiÓn de tener una taqueria. reportero: su pasiÓn por la cocina la trae desde muy temprana edad. a los 13 aÑos abriÓ su primer puesto en su natal mÉxico. >> mi mamÁ me prestÓ el dinero y ahÍ fue donde empecÉ a vender tacos. reportero: en 2015 abriÓ la primera taqueria en canadÁ. >> nos salvÓ mucho, tambiÉn nosotros que nos involucramos mucho al negocio. yo llegaba en mi carro. reportero: su relaciÓn con sus papÁs siempre fue muy fructuosa

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reportera: por ahora se anunciÓ que se abrirÁ por tierra y ferry a canadÁ y mÉxico a los vacunados. >> venÍa bien organizado el pasaje, venÍan alternadas las personas en los asientos. muy buena atenciÓn. reportera: en un comunicado del secretario de seguridad interna, comenta que en consonancia con el nuevo sistema de transporte aÉreo internacional que se implementarÁ en noviembre, comenzaremos a permitir que los viajeros de mÉxico y canadÁ que estÉn completamente vacunados contra el covid—19 ingresen a los estados unidos para viajes no esenciales". los viajeros forÁneos que entren por tierra o por ferry a estados unidos por viajes no esenciales como ir de compras, turismo visitas a familiares, deberÁ mostrar pruebas de vacunaciÓn y la segunda en enero para viajes esenciales uno de forÁneos tambiÉn deberÁn mostrar prueba de vacunaciÓn. marÍa antonieta: la ciudad de oakland anunciÓ que extenderÁ el servicio en su centro de vacunaciÓn para ofrecer vacunas gratis los siete dÍas de la semana, desde ahora a este el 30 de noviembre. estarÁ abierto desde las 9:00 de la

and the full cost plus canada has begun to face the reality of the truth of this country. after a long delay, canada's prime minister visits a former residential school where the remains of indigenous children were found. and the un spends a special envoy to zimbabwe to safe sanctions against leaders of only ended up posing the people. ah, he was a decorated military leader of the 1st african american to become the u. s. secretary of state now flags across the united states being thrown at half staff to mourn the death of colet, colin powell. he died on monday at the age of 84 from cove at 19 complications. pol is being remembered as a trailblazer, but his reputation was tarnished over his faulty claims to justify the 2003 invasion of iraq. his our white house correspondent, kimberly alcott the news, the colin powell had died of covered complications came as a shock to many. powell had been battling cancer but was fully vaccinated. a sad reminder that the vaccine doesn't always offer full immunity against the disease. immediately the tributes to the retired 4 star general

so head on al jazeera canada has begun to face the reality of the truth of this country. after a long delay canada in 5 minutes to visit a former residential school where the remains of indigenous children were found and find out why people in parts of the laser have been told not to eat certain seafood, like climate oysters. ah hey, there your world's weather update begins in europe and we've got a weather makers striking us with some heavy rain whales right into central england . but there is some warm air to be found will call the dividing line pretty much copenhagen. so north of that, a cool pool of air, we do have frost advisories across lithuania. and then south of that, look at this. we've got some temperatures in the 20s, but my, all my seats are going to change. check this out. a comes crashing down in london by the end of the week. just have 12 degrees, it's below average, but hey, lease, it's going to be dr. continues to be dry, cross iberia, some of the best weather on the continent were hanging on to some thirties, seville at 32 degrees, but look at this in i

bank of canada follows. then the federal reserve, ecb coming in dead last. if that priced into currency markets? mark: absolutely. when you think about it as well, the first one and here was the norges bank. what you have to think about in the context of this is we've got central banks, what we call the hikers. we've got growth divergence, the miners, and we've also got positioning of valuations. those four factors is what is driving fx. if you've got a negative view on the trade stock, which was bad for asia and bad for europe, and a rotation outside of that where we don't get another jump in oil prices in the fourth quarter, then norway is really vulnerable to the environment, given how much excess has been priced in. the euro, positioning is short, but should be trading around one dollar 14 cents on our high-frequency model. you should have a rebound -- a rally reversing some of that, and sterling coming off the lows because the bank of england has been fully priced in. we are actually long dollar-cad because we don't think the bank of canada changes some

both actually there are numerous issues with regards to 1st nations and industry to speaker here in canada, portable drinking water, there are boil water, boil water orders, in some areas of this country. still, there are issues with children taken from families at birth or very, very young and put into a highly welfare system. there are issues surrounding compensation for children who were in that system and been neglected with in it that has been acknowledged by the canadian government. yet compensation is yet to come and there even some court issues and challenges by the federal government, the prime minister is being held to account on and did at the same time, there are very much words of encouragement. and moving forward that to day is a change in the day for 1st nations and the government in order to find a path forward. it takes us. i took a long time as the prime minister has said to break what's broken in this country. and it won't be so wretched overnight. certainly it is the hope of everyone here that today is the 1st stage reward that recovery. judy vance with the latest storm

children in northern nigeria all to fighting pushes out feed prices a day of truth on reconciliation in canada to remember the crimes committed against indigenous people in the residential school system. ah, australia aims to begin re opening its borders next month, 18 months solve the citizens were effectively bound from leaving, and tens of thousands were left stranded overseas. prominent the scott morrison says fully vaccinated australians will be able to return home. i'm travel overseas . as soon as 80 percent vaccination targets all met, this will happen state by state led by new south wales australia impose some of the world's top as border restrictions in response to the current of ours pandemic. it is, will be time very soon that we will be able to open those international borders again . and that will enable australians who a fully vaccinated and australians and residents of australia who are overseas, who are fully vaccinated, to be able to travel again and to be able to lift those caps on area ports. insights with i have moved in defies. see all the progress and that is where austra

so 1st class nice with canada. pie economy have not been able to get home. so there are a tens of thousands of australians who been highly critical of the government and its board closure situation. and now for as you mentioned, a potential 2 years or so. so this is great news for the 10s of thousands of australians who are a, remain on the seas for their ability to return to australia, provided they have had the double dose of the vaccine has been approved by the federal government here in australia or at a sara clark live for us that inform brisbin. sarah, thank you. now, philippine boxing star money package has officially registered his candidacy to run for president and next year's election. the 42 year old was nominated by a function of the governing pdp le bon party. on wednesday he announced his retirement from boxing to focus on his political career. he's a to, to him congressman and current sen under the constitution president rodrigo to tattoo cannot seek reelection. he'll contest the vice presidency race instead for jamila allan doug and joins us

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despite the breathtaking scenery, canada's history is dark. when europeans settled, they drove out the indigenous peoples. their descendants are fighting for recognition and their own history. an author and journalist lives in quebec and is a member of the community. his ancestors were semi nomads and hunters in eastern canada. his novel tells their story. >> there are two solitude's. the francophones, the anglophones and we are the few who say there is a sit -- a third solitude, indigenous people. our stories are nowhere. if we don't write them, who will? his greatest >> dashes late his novel was -- his latest novel was released in german. the writer comes from the far north. like so many young indigenous people, she was educated in what was called a residential school run by the catholic church. for decades, indigenous children were abused and even killed. in her award-winning novel, she writes about her difficult childhood in the 70's. the story includes drugs and violence but also some tenders scenes with ido but that -- with autobiographi

the face charges of money laundering and canada . those prime minister visits the graves of children who died in former reservation schools. after being criticized for going on holiday over the country's 1st truth and reconciliation. ah hey, there your world's weather update begins in europe and we've got a weather makers striking us with some heavy rain whales right into central england . but there is some warm air to be found will call the dividing line pretty much copenhagen's of north of that, a cool pool of air. we do have frost advisories across lithuania. and then south of that, look at this. we've got some temperatures in the 20s, but my, all my things are gonna change. check this out. a comes crashing down in london by the end of the week. just a hiv 12 degrees, it's below average, but hey, it's, it's gonna be dr. continues to be dry across iberia, some of the best weather on the continent were hanging on to some thirties, a seville at 32 degrees, but look at this, an incoming weather maker. it's going to give us some rain,

today is a day to reflect on the atrocities that canada has committed against. first nations peoples. truth must come before reconciliation and true reconciliation is about learning, sharing and growing together. more than 3200 indigenous children died at the hands of church and state in the residential schools which were operated from 1831 right up to the 1990 s. last week. canada's catholic bishops apologize for their role in the system for the physical and sexual abuse. a 150000 indigenous children were taken from their families and forcibly assimilated during this time. and what's now recognized as a cultural genocide. prime minister justin trudeau urged all canadians to reflect on the evil done in the past. do not tell me or try to explain that the national day of truth and reconciliation is a day for indigenous canadians. it is a day for all canadians. it is all of us, it is all of our story. but where the story goes next is up to the people. indigenous women and girls face a higher risk of being murdered or going missing. many communities, lack clean drin

investors will be eyeing the boj and ecb after policy calls from canada and brazil. haidi: china cutting coal prices. shery: we will be joined in a few minutes by the president of the united nations general assembly. we are seeing u.s. futures rebounding a little bit after the s&p 500 fell. consumer facing giants mcdonald's, coca-cola rising after beating estimates. we also had some tech giants gaining ground with the nasdaq 100 up a quarter of a percent. we saw week results in texas instruments, so that led to pressure on automakers as well. crude prices at the moment allington little bit. we had reports that the eu and iran are agreeing to restart negotiations. we have reports showing u.s. crude inventories rose. we had a strong five-year auction, but what stole the show was the 30-year treasury yield, plunging as much as 10 basis points at one point, the biggest drop since july. remember, that was when we were seeing another wave of covid infections in the u.s. the two-year yield continuing to rise. but it is not just about the federal reserve. take a look at rose

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actors have attempted to threaten those living in canada. it is completely unacceptable." is that the way intelligence organizations work in this world? >> morell: it's not a norm in this world. it's a norm for countries like russia and north korea; it's not a norm for almost any other country in the world. >> pelley: do you think mohammed bin salman fears you? >> saad aljabri: he fears my information. >> pelley: saad told us his information includes a 2014 meeting between prince mohammed, on the left, and the then-head of intelligence, mohammed bin nayef. it was three years before the coup. saad claims the young prince boasted to nayef that he could kill the sitting king, abdullah, to clear the throne for his own father. >> saad aljabri: and he told him, i want to assassinate king abdullah. i get a poison ring from russia. it's enough for me just to shake hand with him, and he will be done. >> pelley: a poison ring from russia? >> saad aljabri: that what he say. whether he's just bragging, or? but he said that, and we took it seriously. >>

migrants stuck in columbia waiting for their turn to cross a dangerous stretch of jungle into panama and canada mountains. first national holiday to honor indigenous survivors and children who disappeared in the residential school. ah, well, the united states has just averted, i government shut down a stop gap funding bill easily passed through the house and senate, and it has not been signed into law by president joe biden, just hours before government funding was due to run outs high jo, cancer, reports now from capitol hill on this 30 days or 250 for the day, or 175. the motion is adopted. the u. s. government will remain open at least until early december, democrats and some republicans came together on thursday hours ahead of a midnight deadline. and with this continual resolution, we not only keep government open, keep checks flowing to, to our veterans and social security recipients, and the rest. it's just a remarkable thing to think of all the things that we can do working together for the people. but while congress has put out one fire, yet another blaze frightens the country's financ

they were afraid that if they let the americans go, and canada will go and then the caribbean ♪ ♪ and so their fixation on suppressing the american rebellion is based on that if they let that happen entire empire might very well collapse pretty. >> and you will you point out that the colonial leaders are sending the treaties thinking that while he surely nice person if only the parliament that he would handle this appropriately but he turns out say think that you point out that he was worse than the parliament. >> that's right, they is a consensus that parliament is a body attempting to impose its will and they begin to develop the argument to george the third cousin no department is doing. and john dickinson, one of the early revolutionary years develops that they fully george knew what was going on, he would stop it all. and over time, they come to the realization it that this on george the third is a hopeless cause because nobody is more committed to imposing the imperial power on the colonies in george the third. and when the war is over, and looking for state governments in the f

the attorney, medically took it from the other book and done it with a tenant, canada 10 and 13 with him. and he thought it a good a thought, the doctor one up to 10 anger. what in a quick upon that unless she was in it and it has fred to louisiana. so it is a woke up who it is for she mina to proven air filter though to come in either get some good equal the world canada and an order says hello n t occurs man is how one of them wu, another. but i t man the little now another g got i'm just not gonna get him dog one mazama, one of the wood on to dress and those with them. for sure my older than his whole. heather, danielle, your tag on panel on his door. i met alice, had sheila cannon other than me could it will turn when a door now impatient that under pen. under my door, keith would appear to know that yoga pounds will come in and out with a smith or 2 when accusatory kit cannot handle them. if you don't shoot a commitment to the guy suit, ah my god, all day, can you not know so that either kick it or the in the punishment yet in and you don't give sequoia as hands hanging up after

here in canada has risen to 38 and about a 3rd of those debts from landslides. here in the district of into p. now as the clean up operations are continuing, what local authorities doing are releasing watches from 3 dams so far? it looks damn, is one of them. it's the state's largest reservoir. after it had been filling up rapidly during the floods on the we can, they've also alerted people who are living down the street from here, the cause off of that release. the reason why they doing this is there is more heavy rain predicted from wednesday after the, you know, the weekends to venture rain, which led to those last lives that flooding so many homes destroyed and thousands of displays. we have something to the despite on monday and tuesday that has allowed those for now populations. but there is heavy rain predicted for wednesday . this is juanita canada's water resources minister told us about the preparations for that. do not, i'm worried for all the dams are under control now. and the government has made all arrangements regarding the delegation of people l

the unmarked graves sparked an awakening, and canada prime minister justin trudeau invited numerous. ty, since the discoveries hadn't come until now, i am here today to say i wish i had been here a few weeks ago and i deeply regret it. oh elders and chiefs from the to come lips to show ethnic community, put pressure on trudeau over. what had gone on in these government sanctioned religious runs schools. the once oral history told for generations is now confirmed . our babies are very here, our children are little want. they deserve justice. ah, calls to action for trudeau are varied. but he summed it up like this. let us not forget that we took generations and centuries to break can never be fixed overnight. not if it's going to last. my dorm was right. on the end of that building there on the girls side for rose, the memories come in waves, sometimes haunting her when you drive by here, especially at night, you're sick about to all of us. looking out those windows crying maybe wondering which where a home in or one of our parents are coming for us. all of a sudden it comes fast as q

look at canada and we talked about the bank of canada putting the brakes on dramatically and projects to taper. other banks around the world have been an interesting part of our commentary these are things equity markets have not paid attention to look at that surge in the dollar late day could be technical, could also tell you that people are a little bit behind where the fed may come in faster, may have to now. i think it's worth noting on an extraordinary week for earnings and markets near an all-time high and vix near all time lows that stairs me happy halloween. >> do you have the same interpretation we will have to play catch-up and see rates rise faster and won't see the accompanying economic growth which may have pushed the entire yield curve higher than just the short end >> exactly it's not just looking at one point. it's a picture, a rorschach test so you go out like a 5 year or 30-year spread, it's the flattest in a while. i believe the spread actually inverted this week so the interpretation is that the fed is going to taper, potentially have to raise rates faster than th

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for 165 years indigenous people in canada with the victims of abuse and the systematic destruction of their culture through a church run residential school system. it is forced years of reckoning for the canadian governments while last week. catholic church apologize on a national day of truth and reconciliation has been observed for the 1st time under chappelle reports. ah, dionte cook says she's alive today because her grandparents survived an attempt many years ago to destroy her people. she and other indigenous canadians shared their experiences on wednesday during a national day for truth and reconciliation. i constantly think about my loss and colton. my loss of language. my connection simply do that. every single day, all of us are deciding to get our whole day back and it was unfair to lose in the federal holiday was created to have difficult conversations about the past and to honor so many lost children. it's the 1st since more than a 1000 unmarked graves were found a 2 former residential schools earlier in this year. i no longer call them schools because schools don't have

davies mete el pase precioso y preciso para osorio y canadÁ empataba el partido. luego la jugada polÉmica, en el segundo tiempo el portero despeja, el "chucky" lozano se caÍa encima y el Árbitro cobra falta del delantero. por ahÍ el "chucky" lozano tuvo una mÁs al final pero no pudo y no fue suficiente para mÉxico que empatÓ en el azteca 1 a 1 con canadÁ. y estados unidos iba ante jamaica y el joven... puso los dos goles para que estados unidos le gane y estÉ en lo mÁs alto de la tabla de posiciones del hexagonal. >>> maÑana estaremos en el partido de los san francisco y ojalÁ ya nos podamos enfocar en los deportes, volvemos. ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> buscaban trabajo pero terminaron como esclavas sexuales. >>> les ofrecÍan trabajo como meseras pero al llegar aquÍ la realidad era otra. >>> yomara castro investiga en la serie especial de telemundo 48 investiga. ♪(mÚsica)♪ (comerciales). >>> y bien asÍ llegamos al final de esta ediciÓn de las 11:00 de la noche, gracias por su sintonÍa, los esperamos maÑana nuevamente, se quedan ahora c

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canadian government as well as the church in the generational trauma suffered by indigenous peoples of canada. children taken from their families, put into an under funded and often racist foster care system wherever whole was talking stick. now, members of the community are trying to bridge that divide, getting into the culture, learning the language, learning of song, and the love of the community will replace that anger. that's inside them. even after a long road of struggle, there is hope and for some a feeling that it's never too late to heal. took a 199 years to learn what can't be ruled by hatred in the enemy of our peace, a reclaiming of culture and faith. they say is the path to recovery. jody vance. al jazeera, vancouver. while cuba is economy has declined by 13 percent since the start of this pandemic. despite that economic minister, 100 jayla says the islands, financial system will prevail, but it still faces crushing us sanctions, which made it harder to acquire the medical equipment to fight curve at 19 and indirectly, man to the tightening of the blockade and dependent i have i

and an olive branch, hope francis agrees to visit canada following the scandal involving former schools run by the catholic church. ah, ah, look forward to burly to scully's, the with sponsored by counsel at ways. hello, welcome to another look at the international forecast places. we got some dry weather coming into japan now looking lost, he settled and sunny for the most part. the wet weather is out into the open waters in the form of our typhoon, which will stay off shore, is dragging any rain out into the open water. so dry our skies there for much of japan, 20 celsius in tuck. it will be a little breezy, bright, and breezy weather coming through here. not too bad at all, as you can see as we go on, it's saturday, a similar pitcher this cloud and re making its way across yellow sea that that'll eventually push its way across a good part of the korean peninsula. solar around 17 celsius is that re grassy begins to set in behind that find a drive for much of china, some showers down towards the far south. the country having said that, so the bathroom in there also seeing some showers

the british crown upon taking control of canada way back in the 19th century, refused to acknowledge that there are indigenous land claims. and then what's led to in the residential school system, which was to control people on those communities and remove their children, forced those children into a christian education quite violently. so by refusing to allow them to have relationship with their parents, set forth as cycles of self abuse, shame, suicide, addictions throughout the country. it all, virtually every single indigenous community. so here we are. 1996 was the last time the residential schools closed. and here we are in 2021 and the impacts of those schools are still being felt. a lot of work remains to be done. but you've got to start somewhere. organizers say reconciliation is a healing journey. a process that must be kept alive along with the memories of those who were last. inter chappelle al jazeera. facebook has insisted its products do help young people, even though the company's own research found it could hom, them. the tech giant global safety chief told a us sena

reportera: a partir de noviembre estados unidos permitirÁ el ingreso de pasajeros desde mÉxico y canadÁ, pueden ser sÓlo personas completamente vacunadas. >> pueden cruzar aquellas personas que eran residentes permanentes o que tuvieran algÚn motivo muy importante. reportera: tamara reside en la bahÍa y tiene familia en mÉxico. >> mi hermano vive en tijuana y ha sido bien difÍcil para ellos poder venir a estados unidos para muchas cosas. >> tenÍa voz en vez de planear la cena navideÑa. ahora estamos contentos de que vamos a poder viajar. no todas las vacunas estarÁn aceptadas. >> es importante que se sepa que estados unidos aceptar las vacunas que son aprobadas por la oms. >> creo que esto es para la seguridad de todos. >> se irÁn bajando las temperaturas. le pregunto a nuestra meteorÓloga si tenemos que alistar nuestros abrigos. presentadora: hoy tuvimos temperaturas mÁximas de 71 grados en concord. el sistema se estÁ retirandode nuestra Área. la nubosidad comienza a disminuir y en las prÓximas horas y en el dÍa de maÑana pronosticamos cielo despejado. tenemos el viento

i have to underscore that canada's approach has been different. they're saying to everyone, look, be cautious about this. yes, the land border will be open but casual trips should still be avoided. a couple of wrinkles as well to work out. a lot of canadians, more than 1 in 10 have what they call a mixed dosing vaccine. so astrazeneca and maybe a pfizer or moderna. still waiting to see from the cdc as to whether or not they'll approve that. and many wrinkles at the border, both sides, north and south. raphael romo has more on that now. >> reporter: paula, you just made the point that it applies to mexico as well. families with relatives on both sides of the border could not be happier about this. closing the border more than 18 months ago meant people belonging even to the same family were separated by the pandemic. president lopez obrador welcomed the news saying mexico will soon have normality at its northern border. according to officials, the reopening is thanks to a joint effort by mexico and the united states to improve vaccination levels. a

it's happening in one of canada's most remote cities, calloway. as in universe, the countries northern most territory home to a majority in the wheat population. the city gets its water from geraldine lake. the water treatment plant is a short distance away, but it's also right next to the power plant, which runs on diesel fuel. both are decades old and badly in need of repair. the city is going to examine the ground, the treatment plant is built on in hopes of finding the source of the contamination . water testing in colorado will continue for several months as will the search for who exactly is to blame ah, to cope the government, flying in tens of thousands of leaders of drinking water. bottled water is 5 times the price of the rest of canada. yesterday we gave out about 18000 meters of bottles of water to our citizens. and you know, when we were done, mothers with, with babies were, you know, saying, you know, what do i know? my baby and i know others were just what do i do? and it was heartbreaking, it really was probably the worst day at ad

i don't call canada anymore "canada." it is china-da. it is a mix of socialism and communism. it looks like the government wants to hire me to be a cnn reporter every time i open my mouth, i have to live. >> laura: now your prime minister is prioritizing the vaccine mandates, pfizer just pushed this week, last night, the five strand through 11 vaccinations, asking the canadian government to approve vaccinations for younger childr. then a poll comes out magically the same night saying, half of canadians plan to get 5 to 11-year-olds vaccinated. it all seems almost coordinated, pastor. >> that is exactly what it is. the whole thing is a sham, it's a lie and i would never comply with an order like this. actually the minute he pronounced it a large crowd gathered outside chanting "freedom for pastor pawlowski." i said to the judge, i said the words i shall not comply, i refused to comply, this is still canada, i'm not living in china and i'm not living in north korea. i will not, i refused to bow before the tyrannical orders like that. another thing is he was so terrified, the gov

and after a long delay, canada's prime minister visits a former residential school where the remains of indigenous children were found. ah, we begin with one of the most significant north korean ballistic missile launches. since u. s. president joe biden took office, south korea is reporting at least one was fired into the sea of japan. the military says the weapon may have been designed for submarine launches. a trilateral meeting of intelligence chiefs from the us, japan and south korea has been held. they agreed to strength and cooperation. japan's prime minister is counseling election events is calling the tests regrettable. though it is very regrettable that the country has continued launching missiles since last month. you thought you, i'd rather not predict north korea's intentions of firing missiles from my point of view, but i think we must continue making efforts on grasping the situation and collecting information. katrina, you joins us now live from bay james. so katrina, few conflicting reports on what north korea did today. what do we know about this test? well, accordi