there were quebec people court very quickly because at 1st police were saying they didn't know who they were looking for. they didn't even know how many suspects they were looking for. yeah, but you can say, so it's a huge man. how it going on here. i never saw so much police on the countryside in germany. it was a big investigation going on and they search with all they had here. basically you can say, so you, they found and focus the investigation and search in the area of suits. but because they know that they're on the suspect who was identified quite soon, is living. so there they focus, there are research and they found him quite soon. and the 2nd arrest was only some minutes ago, as i said. so it was a good work by the police we can say, and a very a quick success. yeah. yeah. and how did they know who they were looking for? that's unclear right now. a spot is different police officers and they had some incidents at the, at the crime scene. but it was unclear if it's really this person they were looking for. and still, one hour ago it was uncertain if they really are searching fo

this time, 3 years ago, sammy quebec was traveling the world running marathons that'll change to the global pandemic. now, he sells boiled eggs here on the streets of the town of 810 in kenya. he took top positions in races around africa, asia in europe, and was paid to be the pacemaker in others. most years. yeah, and thousands of dollars selling eggs pays less than $5.00 a day. that is like the divide in, at this might be a month. so yeah. other than that, the server i live at brooklyn by now because it didn't have a net income. sammy hasn't stopped training along with many other athletes. the most of the events that they used to compete in have stopped because of cove. it that's been bad news. the athlete here in a 10 is where many of the worlds fastest long distance runners come from is 2400 meters above sea level perched on a plateau high above the great rift valley. before the pandemic, athletes came from all over the world to train here, alongside that canyon counterparts. these men are among attends professional athletes. there are at least a 1000 of them, and almost all of t

this time, 3 years ago, sammy quebec was traveling the world running marathons that'll change to the global pandemic. now, he sells boiled eggs here on the streets of the town of 10. in kenya. he took top positions in races around africa, asia in europe, and was paid to be the pacemaker, in others. most years he and thousands of dollars selling eggs paid less than $5.00 a day. there is a divide in between my mother. so we have at least have a little bit by now because the, the income family hasn't stopped training along with many other athletes. the most of the events that they used to compete in have stopped because of cove. it that's been bad news. the athletes here in a 10 is where many of the worlds fastest long distance runners come from is 2400 meters above sea level perched on a plateau high above the great rift valley. before the pandemic, athletes came from all over the world to train here, alongside that canyon counterparts. these men are among attend professional athletes. there are at least a 1000 of them, and almost all of them of last some will, all of their income of t

fuelled by the powerful contrast between this arctic air mass, it was 5a below zero fahrenheit up in quebec a couple of days ago and the cold air is moving south, smashing into this rich tropical moisture coming up from the bahamas and that is how you are able to get this prolific snow to accumulate here in parts of coastal massachusetts. the storm actually stalled out its motion a little bit after moving really quickly yesterday and that is how we have been able to get the snow to accumulate for so many hours today, prolonging the impacts from this historic blizzard. we have heard this phrase, bomb cyclone or bombogenesis storm, can you tell us what that means? yeah, so that's a term that means the storm's pressure, it has to do with how fast the storm is intensifying. the intensity of a storm is measured by its minimum central pressure, if the storm's pressure drops more than 2a millibars in 2a hours at considered meteorologically a bomb cyclone. this storm actually deepened 42 millibars in the last 2a hours, meaning it is nearly double the criteria of a bomb cyclone, so it is a very, ver

contrast between this arctic error mass, it was sit below 0 f “p error mass, it was sit below 0 f up in quebec a couple of days ago and the cold air is moving south, smashing into this ridge of tropical air and that is how you are able to get this prolific snow to accumulate here in parts of coastal massachusetts. the storm actually stalled out a little bit after moving really quickly yesterday and that is how we have been able to get the snow to accumulate for so many hours today, prolonging the impacts of this historic lizard. we have heard _ of this historic lizard. we have heard this - of this historic lizard. we have heard this phrase, from cyclone or bomba genesis storm, can you tell us what that means? it can you tell us what that means?— can you tell us what that means? ., , ., ., ., means? it has to do with how fast the storm _ means? it has to do with how fast the storm is _ means? it has to do with how fast the storm is intensifying, it is measured by its minimum central pressure, if the storm's pressure drops more than 2a millibars and 2a hours at considered meteorological a—bo

it is the major source of energy for michigan, ohio refineries, detroit airport, and the southern quebec economies. about 640,000 barrels a day of light oil. it is critical to the upper midwest and central canada. canada has a treaty with the united states. we appreciate the u.s. sitting down and talking about this in context with the treaty, but we want to say to the biden administration, while you are begging opec to increase shipments, why are you talking to the governor of michigan to stop the efforts of interrupting the pipeline? josh: generally good news for alberta coppers. voters in alberta expect a valid budget coming from you next month? jason: we will see. the fiscal situation is improving. last year we were looking at an $18 billion deficit because of covid. we have been restraining spending, and the big bump up in commodity prices is putting us in the range of a potential balanced budget in the next couple of years. matt: you talk about pipelines coming down to the u.s. what about going to your east coast? wouldn't it be great if you could supply europe with some of the extr

i have -- i have a summer place that's winterized up in quebec on the st. lawrence, a beautiful part of the world. i'm going sit there and look out the window for a little while and watch the boats gogy by. i have lots of plans i haven't decided. of course i'm going play some hockey and i've really taken to curling, which is a crazy, crazy four-year phenomenon, every olympics and i'm going to be doing my curling. you know, i might have a little time to do some typing in between. but we'll see. >> well kevin, it is a well earned rest. we're going miss you well done my friend. well done. we love you and thank you so much for everything you have given to this network over the years. >> yeah, thanks tib. >> thanks, tib. >> just don't let me get emotional here. >> we won't let it happen. >> you won't have to play golf in iceland anymore you can go to florida now. >> well, you know, they got those, you know, they have got those blue lagoon hot pools or natural springs there. so after a rough game of golf you can go relax in there with, you know, while i'm doing a

. >> your first story takes us to quebec. walmart stores applying different rules for unvaccinated customers in line with new legislation and there is some fake news circulating. >> looking at some of the tweets , they are pointing the finger of blame at walmart who they view as unfair toward the unvaccinated. it is generated an appeal for boycott of walmart stores in quebec. what they were pointing to was these special chambers you can see here. there appear to have been barriers installed in walmart stores with glass paneling that could be moved around. it left a lot of people concerned that this is how the unvaccinated visitor would be treated, they would be caged. walmart says that those unvaccinated wait to be escorted to the pharmacy. indeed, the vaccine pass is ambitious to say the least it is being introduced in quebec and it means you cannot get into places like walmart unless you produce the vaccine past. what about people who want to access pharmaceutical products in walmart in canada? what they have done in order

a series of cold spells and the latest real dip in temperatures will be on wednesday in all to one quebec. that cold winter though makes minus 3 in new york, feel pretty roll. but the sun's above to compensate. now as the cloud comes across, temperatures tend to rise, and then it starts to snow, who's been a series of cold and less cold events. and this is no exception. chicago shows it from miles, travel wednesday, goods and minus one. but it snows by the evening and that last at least into friday when it gets cold, once again, it's the ought to get, has not left. and it has been felt all way down south to the gulf coast, but doesn't produce much snow, but in the rockies for the west pacific coast. i mean, wind has been a problem, but the sun is out and the wind tends to die down. maybe helping the firefighters during fisting pretty settled weather throughout the caribbean and the gulf apart from the obvious line there, which will bring significant rain to florida, maybe parts the bahamas and a few shares in yucatan. and the seasonal ryan is through ecuador, which is part of western braz

the latest real different temperatures will be on wednesday in auto and quebec. that cold window makes minus 3 in new york feel pretty roll, but the sun's above to compensate. now the cloud comes across, tempt his tend to rise, and then it starts to snow's has been a series of cold and less cold events. this is no exception. chicago shows it from miles 12 on wednesday. go down to minus one, but it snows by the evening and that last at least into friday when he gets cold, once again. if the article has not left and indeed has been felt all the way down south to the gulf coast, but doesn't produce much snow, been in the rockies further west pacific coast. and the wind has been a problem. but the sun is out in the wind 10th the di down may be helping the firefighters during fisting pretty settled weather throughout the caribbean and the gulf apartment or baseline there, which will bring significant rain to florida. maybe perhaps the bahamas and a few showers in your catan and the seasonal ryan is through ecuador, wherever it is. part of western brazil. quite possibl

series of cold spells from the latest real different temperatures will be on wednesday in auto and quebec. the cold window makes minus 3 and new york feel pretty roll. but the sun's above to compensate. now the cloud comes across, temperatures tend to rise, and then it starts to snow's has been a series of cold and less cold events. this is no exception. chicago shows it from miles 12 on wednesday goods and minus one. but it snows by the evening and that laughs at least into friday when it gets cold once again. if the article has not left and it has been felt all the way down south to the gulf coast but doesn't produce much snow, been in the rockies further west pacific coast and wind has been a problem. but the sun is out and the wind tensed. the di down may be helping the firefighters during fisting pretty settled weather throughout the caribbean and the gulf apartment or baseline there, which will bring significant rain to florida, maybe pops the bahamas and a few showers in your catan and the seasonal rainy's through ecuador. when it is part of western brazil, quite possibly the moon

so quebec has also said that if there isn't some kind of settlement on either side, that he will suspend discussions or breaks it at the end of the month at the end of february, before march to basically he has the, ironically he's actually said he wrote, set of fools deadline or artificial deadline, and yet he sort of setting him in himself by saying the end of march. what was interesting also was he said that there are less, i think it was on the map, just protocols than any other food country. that big of a mate. so he basically is saying, you know, you have a great deal, britain of the u. k. you know, you should take this or else we cannot speaking. so he is actually basically laying down a deadline and her st. you at me thinking that the issue would be encouraging country is to stay, not encouraging them to just not lee via when it comes to all of this. i mean, i also want to bring up the u. k. economy because it did record at the lowest growth in nearly a year with inflation at 30 year highs. and the bank of england is expected to raise interest rates again next month. so what do y

faced with paradigms and resources, and utilizing data focuses on risk factors so we can do it directly quÉbec those risk factors. in addition to the sexual assault and suicide task force, we've also make changes for the verifications for oci, and these changes included the ci from counsel office separate and standalone direct and also the general officer in charge that we oftenen do in the national guard, referencing it for civilian experiences in the federal judge. and we work together to increase the number of oci and the skaters by 60 percent which helps to substantially reduce the backlog and helps survivors get results. were also working with the prevention administration resource as they become available and it these responsible for assessing thesu state regarding sexual assault response program and probably training professionalized forces work focusing on this issue and help their commitment to preventing the assault and harassment international guard. were also improving prevention training for garden numbers and the leaders in our organization. in addition to better training, were a

quebec i would ask him and invite him to come down and have a cup of tea with us and we could tell all about muslim women, what we do, but we don't do, and how we are notjust one kind of generic type of people. this kind of rhetoric really adds fuel to the fire and muslim women facing off discrimination as it is and as an organisation working for social justice and and as an organisation working for socialjustice and equality for muslim women and girls we are just... itjust happens again and again and itjust shows the importance for an organisation such as ours. you on your twitter feed you on your twitterfeed have you on your twitter feed have said about your concerns about the fact nusrat ghani said this made her consider leaving politics and use spoke about the thought processes that anybody would go through if they are deciding to do something like that but obviously with your particular focus on muslim women. what impact do you think this will have and now that it is being looked at in this way, how much of an opportunity does that present? 50 i opportunity does that present? so i

quebec has been one of the worst hit of canada's prove ins. the premier says only about 10% of quebec's population is unvaccinated, those people make up 50% of patients in intensive care. critics say such a penalty could face legal challenges. >> the worry is that it does set a precedent that this is the kind of thing that's permissible and so, you know, the same logic that applies to this measure would apply to, you know, taxing people because of certain other choices they make. >> reporter: after almost a year of pleading with people to get vaccinated, many european governments are losing patience with the holdouts. french president emmanuel macron says he wants to piss off the unvaccinated, but a growing number much places say it might be more effective to make them pay up instead. cnn, london. >>> french fashion designer manfred mugler tied at age 73. he was known for his provocative and exaggerated designs. he launched his first clothing label in 1973 before starting his self-named label. more recently he was known for styling iconic look

the views of david fry had lawyer undo trooper from quebec. thank you very much for your time today to thank you very much. armenian presidents, armin circus. ian how's announced his resignation after 4 years in office. in a statement published on his website circus. ian said the decision was not influenced by a motion. he explained that he doesn't have the necessary instruments to influence the concrete, domestic and foreign policy direct quote. well, the president had been under intense pressure since the 2020 were with us for by jim. in the disputed nicole cut back region, p. steel between your amount and back, who lead to months of protests in armenia and a rift within the government. all right, false testimonies and ruined lives next week, chronicle a timeline of torture, employed by us authorities since the 2nd world war. it's a tough watch. begins with with .

. >> she's from canada, from quebec. she caught me how to be a professional athlete. we met when we were 15, 16 years old. >> aw. >> at the junior level racing. from there, we have progressed from every level, from the junior racing to noram level to europe cup level to world cup level to olympics and world champs. it's been cool to share that journey together. i have done a lot in my career, and i'm at the point now where my experience and my skill level is like at the point where any given day, inthe stars align, anything is possible. >> congratulations on his engagement, and i'm rooting for him, and we all are at the olympics. >> when did they meet? >> 15, 16. they have been together 16, 17 years, basically most of their lives. so cute. our coverage of the winter game begin on february 3rd. i'll be in beijing bringing you stories of our local olympians like travis. >> we are looking forward to that. >> they go so fast. >> the adrenaline is crazy. >> that's why they're in the olympics. >> yes. we have all had a time on the ski hill where you start going a little too

talk, from your perspective as the new quebec commander, about chinese presence in your aor and then more specifically, what we ought to be doing to counter it. >> so, thank you for that. i would like to say that china's playbook for africa is taking place in latin america now. and so, while there might be the news talks about i've watched a news program that was highlighting what is happening in africa. i think the news is a little bit behind and it's been happening in africa for years, and if we are not careful what is happening in latin america, we'll in five or ten years have the same impact. and so, yes out of the 31 countries, 16 dependencies, those belt and road folks, countries that have signed up for the belt and road initiative, the 19 of 31, i will tell you that i mentioned the cross cutting threads earlier that collectively challenge, or make challenges for our security and that has to do with covid, and covid is still very problematic in our nations and countries, in latin america. they have suffered pretty good at the hands of covid and are still dealing with that. and

o'ree, now 86, was playing minor league hockey in quebec when he got the call. >> on january the 18th, 1958, the bruins called and says we want o'ree to meet the bruins in montreal to play two games against the montreal canadias. >> o'ree did what jackie robinson had done 11 years early, integrate a white sport as a black professional. >> they sat me down and said, willie o'ree, we brought you because we thought you could add a little something to the club. don't worry about anything else just going out and playing your game. >> the speedy winger did and afterward, described it this way. >> it was the greatest time of my life i believe. i will always remember this day. i am going to ask you a question. i think i am the first -- you look like you are a little nervous? >> yes, it did. >> o'ree was talking about achieving his ultimate goal playing in the nhl, not making racial history. >> i didn't recognize i broke the color barrier until i read it in the paper the next day. >> reporter: did you encounter any racial hostility? >> oh, yeah. you know, from -- from different players and --

that includes austria, greece, quebec where you could be slapped with a huge fine for not getting vaccinated while those face jail. the singapore government will not cover medical treatment with those who are not vaccinated and get covid-19. douglas murray joins us to react. douglas, are you surprised at this that we have gotten to this point starting the third year in this? >> no, i am not. this is the state a policy of numerous governments not the least in europe. the government of austria has tried to make sure that this is the first country where basically compulsory vaccination policy the 1st of february. the date that they will clearly miss. we see french president macron saying in an interview earlier this month, he wants to "pits off the unvaccinated." we see political leaders across the world trying to basically be the most strict on people who are not vaccinated. and of course, there is a serious issue here and not just the medical issue. it is an issue of liberty, freedom, population. >> brian: we are acting like china. china has locked up 13 million people for a handful of cases.

the canadian province of quebec has introduced new restrictions on alcohol sales for the unvaccinated store, selling liquor, and canvas will now only be accessible to people who are vaccinated against cove. at 19 rebec has been hit hard by a wave of on the front cases. now for the 1st time since the beginning of the pandemic, germany has talked to 100000 new infections in a day. the country's disease control agencies says it's recorded more than a 112000 new cases. in the past 24 hours, the surge assume by the highly contagious army chron variant, which now counts for more than 70 percent of new infections. a number of people in intensive care however, is declining it. so germany has controversially tightened restrictions again, closing down clubs. placing caps and social gatherings and barring unvaccinated people from going to bars and restaurants and all that. let's go to our political correspondent hands, plant hans burkhardt infections in germany. that sounds frightening, but is it, it's certainly a very impressive figure and intimidating in some sense. here in germany, at the sam

the canadian province of quebec has introduced new restrictions on alcohol sales for the unvaccinated store, selling liquor and cannabis will not only be sensible to people who are vaccinated against cov. 19. quebec has been hit hard by a wave of army from cases the committee investigating the january 6 attack on the u. s. capital has issued subpoenas to rudy giuliani and 2 other lawyers for former president donald trump. lawyers publicly pushed trumps baseless claim of voter fraud. following is election defeat the committees demanding. the lawyers sit for the positions in february a t and t and verizon have agreed to delay activating some of their 5 g services. of the u. s. allies wanted, could cause quote, catastrophic disruption to add trouble. they say the new technology might affect cockpit instruments and random, many aircraft unusable. the international effort to deliver aids to tona is ramping up earlier. the government of the ireland said released its 1st statement following last weekends. volcanic eruption answered naomi, calling it an unprecedented disaster with a country's

the canadian province of quebec has introduced new restrictions on alcohol sales for the unvaccinated stores, selling liquor and cannabis will now only be accessible. the people who are vaccinated against coven, 1900 back, has been hit hard by a waiver. on the prom cases, the committee investigating the january 6 attack on the u. s. capital as issued subpoenas to rudy giuliani and 2 other lawyers. former president donald trump are to getting the lawyers publicly pushed trumps baseless claim. a fraud of voter fraud. following his election defeat a committee is demanding. the lawyers said for a deposition in february, 18 and t and horizon have agreed to delay activating some of their 5 g services. after us airlines warned that could cause catastrophic disruption. air travel, they say the new technology might affect flight instrument and render many aircraft unusable. at least 12 people have been killed in an air strike on yelman's capital . so now, according to the rebels, saudi led coalition launched the strike laid on monday in retaliation and fed a previous, a previous attack carried

quebec province has introduced new and unusual curbs on those who remain unvaccinated. customers at alcohol and cannabis stores need to show proof of covid—19 vaccination to secure their purchases. it's hoped that the move will incentivise people to get their first dose. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: she was abducted 20 years ago during an election campaign. we look at why ingrid betancourt is back, bidding to be president. donald trump is now the 45th president of the united states. he was sworn in before several hundred thousand people on the steps of capitol hill in washington. it's going to be only america first. america first. demonstrators waiting for mike gatting and his rebel cricket team were attacked with tear gas and set upon by police dogs. anti—apartheid campaigners say they would carry on the protests throughout the tour. they called him the 'butcher of lyon'. klaus altmann is being held on a fraud charge in bolivia. the west germans want to extradite him for crimes committed in wartime france. there, he was the gestapo chief klaus barbie. m

quebec province has introduced new — and unusual curbs on the unvaccinated. as of today, customers at alcohol and cannabis stores need to show proof of vaccination to secure their purchases. it's hoped that the move will incentivise people to get their first dose. the us mobile networks at&t and verizon have agreed — at the last minute — to postpone the rollout of their new 5g service near some airports. airlines have complained the signals could interfere with navigation systems. the telecoms giants say they're "frustrated" at another delay. 0ur north american tech correspondent, james clayton, has explained why the mobile operators are so frustrated by the delay. you would have thought there would be binding arbitration and this to be sorted out months ago. verizon and at&t bought this c band 5g range months and months ago and people have known this is an issue for a long time and you really would have thought this would have been sorted out. the airlines essentially say that the new 5g will interrupt some of their equipment, particularly when landing.

quebec province has introduced new — and unusual curbs on the unvaccinated. as of today, customers at alcohol and cannabis stores need to show proof of vaccination to secure their purchases. it's hoped that the move will incentivise people to get their first dose. the us telecoms giants, at&t and verizon have agreed at the last minute to delay the rollout of new 5g mobile networks near airport runways. this the move follows a warning from airlines that the technology could interfere with instruments on some older aircraft, making them unsafe to fly. the aviation industry had warned of mass disruption to both commerical and cargo flights if the rollout went ahead. despite the delay, several airlines have still cancelled dozens of flights to us cities. the telecoms giants say forty countries using 5g networks already, have shown that flying remains safe. 0ur north american tech correspondent, james clayton, has explained why the mobile operators are so frustrated by the delay. you would have thought there would be binding arbitration and is to be sorted out onc

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amputee, now canadians in the southeast, digging out after a blizzard hit the provinces of ontario and quebec. any 30 centimeters of snow fell in toronto and the surrounding area on monday, leaving many drive a stranded forcing the closure some motor ways and schools. so squall and extreme cold warnings remain in place. same storm system hit the ne united states counseling flights and causing power outages that now roman villa housing, the only ceiling neuro by italian painter. caravaggio has failed to find a buyer at auction property was expected to fetch as much as $500000000.00 and will now be put up for sale again. in april. an aristocratic family fell to each deal to keep it in a bitter in harrison's feud. as barbara and go part reports. well i can. princess rita buncombe, piney luda, vc were such, has gone through all the stages of grief after being forced to leave her home. but texas born italian came to live at villa aurora in 2009. when she married the patriarch of an aristocratic italian family, but when he died, she couldn't reach a settlement with his son, save her the property. s

anyway. blizzard warnings have any shooting the canadian provinces of quebec, and ontario, record breaking snow fall has destructive travel in several areas, and thousands of homes are out of electricity. the winter storm spread through parts of eastern us and into canada. ah, hello again. i'm fully back. people with the headlines on al jazeera, a thick layer of ash on the runway of tongue is main. at ortiz, delaying international deliveries of aid is expected to take days to clear after saturdays volcanic eruption and synonymy to death have been confirmed. the ashes proving quite problematic, not just for water and sanitation because tom collected water from the roofs of households. but in terms of access for the aid from australia, new zealand, and other flights, they need to clear the runway latest information i have is that 60 percent of the runway it's been cleared. and this is done manually. i hear up to 200 volunteers a sweeping the runway in preparation for the supplies land on thursday or friday. if things happen according to plan giovanni's foreign minister has met her russian co

elections may be depressed everywhere. blizzard warnings have been issued in the canadian provinces of quebec, and ontario record breaking snowfall house, disrupted travel in several areas. in thousands of homes are out of electricity. the winter storm spread through parts of eastern us and into canada. ah, hello again. i am fully battle with the headlines on al jazeera. a thick layer of ash on the runway of tongue is main. airport is delaying international deliveries of 8 is expected to take days to clear after saturdays.

s, canada, that the warnings of issued been issued in the canadian provinces of quebec and ontario because of record breaking staple and high winds. travels, have also been disrupted several areas along with power cuts of thousands of homes still had hail al jazeera, young children in brazil begin receiving highway 19 vaccines despite presidential objections. ah, only tell him the festival in malaysia that's being scale down was secondary because of corona, virus infections and sport and eye catching. duncan and i late because we'll have the best that can hold the and the coming up with j. ah hello there. thank you for joining in. we've got a developing disturbance around the eastern mediterranean. here's what's going on. that cool wind from the north getting up with those warm waters in the eastern mediterranean. that's kind of sparked some wild weather. douse with rain across cypress and areas of the lavette that includes syria snow over the higher ground in turkey and look at it stumble, 7 degrees, you could see a light dusting of snow as we head toward wednesday. then your temperature

the snow ravaged south—eastern provinces, with extreme weather warnings in place across ontario and quebec. power outages for thousands of homes, offices and schools closed and visibility at near zero in some areas. the streets are packed. the streetcar is barely moving. everything is covered with snow. never seen anything like this. over in the us, things are starting to improve, with the national weather service saying that although snowfall will continue, the storm will start to slowly wind down into tuesday. a state canadians can only anticipate. but for some, being stuck at home isn�*t the worst thing. stephanie prentice, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news... the uk prime minister�*s former top adviser dominic cummings says borisjohnson lied to parliament over the downing st bring your own booze party. number ten says he didn�*t. well, the prime minister and number ten have been very clear that that account is not true and is up to sue gray to decide how she conducts her investigation. as i said, i am not going to pre—empt, prejudice, or interfere with that. the first images

the snow ravaged south—eastern provinces, with extreme weather warnings in place across ontario and quebec. power outages for thousands of homes, offices and schools closed and visibility at near zero in some areas. the streets are packed. the streetcar is barely moving. everything is covered with snow. never seen anything like this. over in the us, things are starting to improve, with the national weather service saying that although snowfall will continue, the storm will start to slowly wind down into tuesday. a state canadians can only anticipate. but for some, being stuck at home isn't the worst thing. stephanie prentice, bbc news. major airlines in the united states are asking telecommunication firms to delay the roll—out of 5g technology near the country's airports until they can upgrade their aviation equipment. our north america correspondent, peter bowes, has more. they are. talking about dire consequences. this 5g technology will be rolled out on wednesday. it was the cellphone company saying this is good for the consumer, faster data speeds, it will mean better mobile phone co

the snow ravaged south—eastern provinces, with extreme weather warnings in place across ontario and quebec. power outages for thousands of homes, offices and schools closed and visibility at near zero in some areas. the streets are packed. the streetcar is barely moving. everything is covered with snow. never seen anything like this. over in the us, things are starting to improve, with the national weather service saying that although snowfall will continue, the storm will start to slowly wind down into tuesday. a state canadians can only anticipate. but for some, being stuck at home isn't the worst thing. stephanie prentice, bbc news. it's a question that has plagued historians ever since the end of the second world war. who betrayed the family of anne frank to the nazis? anne frank died in a concentration camp in191t5, at the age of 15, after two years in hiding in amsterdam. her diary, published after her death, is probably the most famous first—hand account ofjewish life during the war. anna holligan reports from amsterdam on the conclusion of a lengthy investigation. the final entry

the snow ravaged south—eastern provinces, with extreme weather warnings in place across ontario and quebec. power outages for thousands of homes, offices and schools closed and visibility at near zero in some areas. the streets are _ at near zero in some areas. the streets are packed. _ at near zero in some areas. tie: streets are packed. the streetcar is really moving. everything is covered with snow. neverseen everything is covered with snow. never seen anything like that. ,, , that. over in the us, things are starting _ that. over in the us, things are starting to _ that. over in the us, things are starting to improve - are starting to improve with the national weather service saying that although snowfall will continue, the storm will start to slowly wind down into tuesday. the canadians can only anticipate but for some, being stuck at home isn't the worst thing. that's the fun bit at the end there, isn't it? but a lot of hassle for a lot of people. if you want an idea of what's to come, i'vejust been having a look on the bbc website and we have got a full weather forecast for you for

well, yeah, there was an invasion the americans lost they had to retreat from quebec, you know by june of '76 they're gone and that was the end of canada. well, no, not really not by any means in here. but while the american invading force was up in canada, it was already starting to recruit canadians to join in this rebellion. certainly the continental congress was sending out declarations to the canadians, especially the french canadians essentially saying, join us rebel with us, you know, and you might think it goes back to the enemy of my enemy is my friend and so the french canadians at one point had been certainly the enemies of most of the new englanders and others who had been fighting colonial wars with the french and their indian allies through a series of imperial conflicts. but at this point it was let's invite the canadians in because we truly want this to be a continental rebellion. let us have a true continental congress with canadian representatives. let us have a continental army which includes canadians as well as we invite others to join us in what was first of cours

earlier this week, quebec's premier announced a new way to punish the unvaxxed. watched. >> we're looking at the contribution for adults accused to be vaccinated for nonmedical reasons. those who refuse to receive the first dose in the coming weeks will have to have a new health contribution. >> raymond: want a new health tax basically. how long before we see several policies crossing the border? >> i've seen discussion that if people do not get vaccinated, they should pay more or perhaps not even receive treatment. there was outrageous discussion of putting people at the back of the line in terms of receiving intensive care unit -- care if they refuse vaccination. you get the priority over somebody who has not received vaccination. the whole mandate issue and as you said in the opening segments, people who are vaccinated can still catch covid and spread covid. i have friends and family were vaccinated that have covid and having to quarantine. the fact that we will punish people who are unvaccinated and turn them into so many lepers is truly an outrageous thing.

quebec actually opposed a vaccine tax on people that rushed vaccine appointments this week. is that something that we need to see? >> will something like. that we actually have to make -- along the last three decades to not impose any sort of penalties based on health status. we wouldn't want to see it unintended li used, like for women on reproductive rights. this is something very cautious for people. but the main thing, to offer people discounts -- we've tried incentives in our country already, remember the lottery and free checks. it hasn't worked so far. that's why these new mandates have come into the forefront. the possibility, and we are making sure that health care workers are vaccinated, and that they're required to. >> lotteries and free checks. we're living in dangerous times. thank you. >> coming up, he was born his royal highness but that is no longer the case. the 11th hour continues. e 11th hour continues. new vicks convenience pack. dayquil severe for you... and daily vicks super c for me. vicks super c is a daily supplement with vitamin c and b vitamins to

quebec imposed a health tax on unvaccinated people resulting in a rush of new appointments this week. is that the type of policy that could work here? >> something like that. we actually have taken significant caution and regulations over the last three decades to not impose any sort of penalties based on health status. we wouldn't want to see that used for women for reproductive rights. this is something i am very careful to caution people to think ah that's a great policy but the complement to that basically offering people significant discounts could be an incentive. we've tried incentives in our country. you remember the lotteries and free checks and all sorts of incentives hasn't worked so far. so that is why the mandates have come into the forefront as a possibility. they're working. health care workers are getting vaccinated because they are required to like we do other things. >> lotteries and free checks. living in strange times. thank you. >>> coming up, he was born his royal highness. why that is no longer the case when "the 11th hour" continues. s (naj) at fisher investmen

it cases, we ask people in quebec for their view on the new tax. i think it's unfair to just suggest it's the responsibility or the fall to those that are on vaccinated. this is coming after decades of neglect and a dysfunctional health care system in quebec. you know that often pits people against each other. instead of the government taking responsibility, what i've heard is there's different reason why you might not be vaccinated inside because you're against it for taxing all of these people to me doesn't make any sense. i'm pretty sure it would be good if everybody can choose what they want to to, to do with the vaccination. and i, i'm pretty sure it would be better if everybody will be vaccine, but we can't force anybody to have the vaccine. but cubic province isn't alone in penalizing the jobs from next week. for example, increase on vaccinated citizens. we find $100.00 euros a month and plans are a foot elsewhere in europe to austria is moving a types of over a 1000 euros a month, while it's at least considering a monthly no job levy, a 150

also in the program of the job or pick up the top candidates quebec province is planning to punish the on dr. nathan with a special tax locals tell us how they feel about the hugely controversial plan.

we have a lot of cases in quebec, a lot of hospitalizations. everything is on the rise and hospitals are overloaded. in the specific context of the omicron viant, the judge decided it wasore dangerous for the child if you were to see his father. but also at play here was that the judge seem to believe that the judge -- the father was not going to respect the other senator -- sanitary measures in place. the father said he would, but the mother filed facebook posts and things showing that the man is again sanitary measures like wearing a mask and against vaccines, so the judge did not believe him. he said that the father seems to be -- it did play against him. >> i just wanted to ask y about the broader situation with covid in quebec. what kind of restrictions are all of you living with at the moment? reporter: we do have a curfew starting at 10:00 p.m. at night until 5:00 in the morning. restaurants are closed, the bars are closed, access is limited. most stores are closed on sunday as well, even grocery stores. so there are lots of restrictions