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[Reporter] The melting polar ice,
the droughts, the mega storms.
Climate scientists say they are already the results
of the globe warming by one degree
since the industrial age.
In their report today, scientists with the UN's
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
issued a dire warning
that the earth can only handle another 1/2 degree more.
[Climate scientist] For different regions, for extremes
for ecosystems, livelihoods
it's very clear that half a degree matters.
[Reporter] At about 4:40 p.m. and hit Dunrobin,
a semi-rural community 35 kilometers west of downtown Ottawa.
[Man] My daughter was in the air.
That's our unit over there.
And when it ripped our roof, my daughter, she went flying up.
And I'm holding her hand.
[Reporter] Just imagine fire on either side of the road.
Flames licking the undercarriage of your car, then your car dies.
[Reporter] With hundreds of fires burning across the province the BC government has
declared a provincial state of emergency.
[Man] The mudslide surrounded my car as I was driving...
[Another man] I looked over and trees were just coming down -- chou, chou, chou
[Reporter] Just to give you a sense of the rising waters already.
We were here yesterday, this was basically a parking lot.
I'm up to about my knees. It's gets deeper with every...
[Reporter] In the far north of the Philippines raging waters swept away trees and roads
flooding was also widespread in Hong Kong and across southern China.
The dams feeding Cape Town's water grid
are now less than a quarter full and people have
been told to limit what they use from the taps to 50 litres per person per day
or watch the city run dry.
[Reporter] What does it mean for a country like South Africa to
have a city like Cape Town on the verge of losing its water?
Well, it's a total disaster for us.
It shows the impact to -- the negative impact of climate change.
[Scientist] So sometimes we think "oh it's so cold this winter
you know how could the planet be warming?"
But the glaciers are telling us that, yes, over time we have a warming planet.
[Scientist] There may still be ice but it's not going to be there long enough
to support a sustained polar bear sub population
here in western Hudson Bay.
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[Trump] These are just dishonest terrible people
I'm telling you that. Terrible.
[Trump supporter] You know CNN, fake news. MSNBC, you know.
That's really the enemy of the people.
[Reporter] A California man was arrested for making violent threats against the Boston Globe.
In one of 12 calls to the paper, Robert Chain allegedly said
"you're the enemy of the people. We're going to kill every effing one of you."
[Reporter] If I may, Mr. president, if I may ask one question.
Are you worried...
[Trump] That's enough. Excuse me, that's enough.
[Reporter] Pardon me ma'am..
[Trump] That's enough.
[Reporter] Mr. President, one other question if I may ask, are you worried about indictment?
[Trump] CNN should be ashamed of itself having you working for them.
[Reporter] In Jim's defence, I've travelled with him. He's a diligent reporter.
[Trump] Well I'm not a big fan of yours either.
You are the enemy of the people.
[Reporter] Mr. President, why are you pitting Americans against one another?
[Trump] Peter, what are you doing? Are you trying to be him?
Because they are the fake, fake disgusting news.
- There's a fire alarm here. - You might have heard it in the background.
We're gonna find out what the latest is
- We'll be right back - Here at CNN, we'll be right back
[CBC Reporter] But CNN's New York anchors were not right back.
They were forced to report on the crude explosive device from the sidewalk.
Later Hillary Clinton spoke about the device addressed to her.
[Clinton] It is a troubling time isn't it.
[Sirens]
[CBC Reporter] Yet again in this country first responders raced to the scene even as
the event unfolds.
[Voice over radio] We've got about four bodies.
[CBC Reporter] Those images of Americans led away from the scene of yet
another mass shooting.
This one at the offices of the Annapolis Capitol Gazette newspaper in Maryland
[Reporter] Most of the men MacArthur is accused of killing
are among the same men police had been looking for years before.
[Detective] It's a serial killer...
[Reporter] A twisted portrait of MacArthur begins to emerge.
[Ian Hanomansing] Well once again, we're live here on The National
following major breaking news in Toronto.
There are local media reports...
[Reporter] Before the gunshots, sirens and police tape
Danforth Avenue had been as it always is on warm summer nights
a popular strip of restaurants, cafes and ice-cream shops
a draw for families.
The chilling video show how quickly
a gunman can turn a best-loved neighborhood
into five blocks of carnage.
[Gunshots]
[Witness] We were eating and the guy started shooting.
And we heard -- we were sitting actually out on the patio
And we heard shots so we went inside.
And then he came in the restaurant and he shot the girl right in front of me.
[Sirens]
[Anchor] It all started around 1:30 this afternoon
[Officer] Which way was he going?
[Anchor] Police started getting calls about a van that had driven up onto a sidewalk fast
mowing down everything in its path .
[Reporter] Wu says the van breaked then sped off again
driving on the sidewalk for several more blocks
hitting one pedestrian after another.
Hours later dozens of officers and the coroner were still here assessing the
carnage the victims still here too.
[Anchor] Just after 7:00 a.m. a call went out to
Fredericton police.
Shots had been fired.
At 7:10 two officers responded to this
apartment complex.
[Witness] The police was telling everybody to stay low and away from your windows.
[Anchor] At 8:17 a.m. the first few tragic details trickled in from police.
Multiple fatalities. Then a little more specific, at least four people killed.
[Anchor] According to officials there are 17 people dead.
The alleged shooter is alive and in custody.
And the community of Parkland, Florida
a placid suburb about halfway between Miami and Palm Beach
it is reeling from a day of terror and tragedy.
[Protesters chant] Never again. Never again.
[Protester] We are tired of fearing for out lives.
Welcome to the revolution.
[Crowd cheers]
[Reporter] Yesterday's shooting rampage at the Tree of Life synagogue say police
a hate crime, didn't just leave 11 dead
it left a city stunned.
The accused Robert Bowers
reportedly shouted "all Jews must die" as he opened fire.
He may face the death penalty.
We said it's a very sad day. We always said never again
but it did happen again.
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[Reporter] And everyday begins like this
as the Sun gets up it gets hot
and there are little people to push along.
Jacqueline Cordonis say her three-year-old begged her days ago
to quit walking.
She wouldn't but she managed to get a stroller.
Her family fled poverty and gang-related violence
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[Protesters chant] Free the children now. Free the children now.
[Reporter] Not far from one of those detention centers in Texas
growing outrage over how the Trump administration treats illegal migrants.
[Protesters chant] Equal, united, we'll never be divided.
[Reporter] Specifically children.
separated from their families after a directive from Donald Trump himself.
[Reporter] And what we know at this point is that the RCMP
has as you say confirmed a number of fatalities
and a number of injuries involving a passenger hockey bus
[ Man speaking to crowd] We are gathered in a state of shock
and unthinkable heartache.
This tragedy has devastated our families
our Humboldt Broncos organization.
Our community.
Saskatchewan, Canada and our world.
[Diver] How many of you?
They're all alive.
- Thirteen? - Yes.
Brilliant.
[Reporter] After days searching through dark flooded chambers
this was the moment rescuers found the entire soccer team alive.
The boys in their coach went into the cave as part of a team outing
but heavy rain flooded the way out
trapping them deep inside.
Rescue crews including those
from the U.K., China and the U.S.
had been painstakingly searching in the
treacherous conditions.
[Rescuers sing and clap]
[Anchor] Just days ago it seemed their story might end in tragedy
but Thailand's daring rescue plan came through.
It's not just like the kids have their parents anymore
They have become our kids as well.
A lot of happy people here tonight in Thailand.
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[Reporter] First it was Ford's harrowing tale of sexual assault at a high school
gathering 36 years ago
[Ford] I was pushed onto the bed and Brett got on top of me.
[Reporter] Locked in a bedroom she described Kavanagh as visibly drunk groping her
pulling at her clothes
[Ford] I believed he was going to rape me.
I tried to yell for for help
When I did Brett put his hand over my mouth.
[Kavanaugh] This is a circus.
The consequences will extend long past my nomination.
The consequences will be with us for decades.
[Reporter] Calling it a tremendous 24 hours with a very talented Kim Jong-Un
[Trump] We will have a terrific relationship I have no doubt.
But our relationship has never been worse than it is now
however that changed
as of about four hours ago.
[Reporter] At 3:47 p.m. at camera then picked them up on a stroll
They then made their way to a nearby park
where an eyewitness noticed they'd collapsed on a bench
after what police say was a suspected exposure to an unknown substance.
[May] But it's highly likely that Russia was responsible for the act against Sergei and Julia Skripal.
[Freeland] Canada will always stand up for human rights.
Canada knows what it needs to do.
Canada started this and it's up to Canada to find a way out of it.
Canadians have always expected our government to speak strongly firmly clearly and politely
about the need to respect human rights at home and around the world.
Khashoggi, a dissident Saudi journalist living in exile in the U.S. went missing October 2nd.
Last seen on this security video going into that consulate.
Turkey believes a Saudi assassination squad was waiting inside
and that he was captured, killed and perhaps dismembered.
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[Applause]
[Reporter] Many believed this day would never arrive
Donald Trump hated NAFTA and
relied on his country's size, might and used the threat of tariffs
to get what he wanted at the negotiating table.
[Trump] By the way, without tariffs we wouldn't be talking about a deal.
Just for those babies out there that keep talking about tariffs
[Reporter] To keep the deal alive, the Prime Minister knew
Canada would have to make concessions.
Admitting today, some were more difficult than others.
[Trudeau] Free and fair trade in North America
is in a much more stable place than it was yesterday.
[Anchor] Thousands of General Motors workers and their families are suddenly in a very
precarious spot.
[Reporter] This is a move that is going to have a huge impact obviously to
thousands of workers themselves, their families but the economic ripple effect
will be felt far beyond General Motors.
[GM worker] I've been through a closure in London
I moved my family twice for this company and they do this to me. It's terrible.
[Reggae music]
Peter Tosh's weed anthem "Legalized It" came out back in 1975.
And today, over 40 years later,
Canadians bought their first legal gram of pot at midnight in St. John's.
[Cheers]
- You've got a bag full of dope here, so I -- - Yeah
Wow, your just going to be stoned all the --
No, no, no, no this is for like I want to help people understand the
importance of like knowing what you're doing doing before you get into it.
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[Reporter] This is not the kind of reception Donna Strickland is used to in her laser lab
at the University of Waterloo.
Rock star treatment for an associate physics professor
who happens to have just won a Nobel Prize.
[Applause]
[Reporter] His mission is expected to last more than six months
So he'll have lots of time to get used to his new weightless home
high above the earth.
[Reporter] Touchdown on Mars
by NASA's latest martian landing machine.
Part of a project dubbed "Insight."
[Elon Musk] I'm slowly trying to absorb everything that happened
because it seemed surreal to me.
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