is canada at ease with its role as assisted dying pioneer? dr stephanie green in victoria, canada. welcome to hardtalk. thanks for having me. it's a pleasure to have you on the show, dr green. now, you are an experienced medical doctor, but your particular focus for the last few years has been offering medical assistance in dying. so, in terms of your day to dayjob, what does that actually mean you do? mostly, it means i talk to a lot of patients. practically speaking, what it means is i meet with families and patients who are interested in talking about their end of life choices, specifically about the possibility of an assisted death. i do a lot of education and a lot of informing patients what that is, what it isn't, what other options might be. we talk about the process, the procedure. there's a very rigorous process that needs to happen if they want to go down that path. so, we work together through that process if necessary. and of course, ultimately, for some, it's a matter of offering the procedure itself administering the medications that will help somebody to end their li

canada. the first time in u.s. history aircraft have been shot down over north america. go back to pearl harbor, this took place, very different with mysterious objects. the white house releasing a statement moments ago saying earlier today president biden spoke with prime minister trudeau on this unidentified unmanned object in north american airspace. the object closely tracked to monitor north american space over the past 24 hours. the president has been continuously briefed by national security team since the object was detected an abundance of caution at the recommendation of their militaries, president biden and prime minister trudeau authorized it to be taken down. president biden authorized the fighter aircraft to sign to norad to conduct operation in u.s. f-22 shut down the object in canadian territory and close coronation with canadian authorities. the leaders discussed importance of their recovery and object to determine more details on the purpose or origin which they still don't

how can that happen in canada? , . . ., in canada? it is a lucrative ludacris — in canada? it is a lucrative ludacris i _ in canada? it is a lucrative ludacris i agree. - in canada? it is a lucrative ludacris i agree. you - in canada? it is a lucrative - ludacris i agree. you mention it was a caseworker. i don't know why a caseworker in veteran affairs would be bringing up assisted dying with someone. clearly, someone has stepped out of their lane. it is not theirjob or ability to do so. they don't have a professional report responsibility to do so. that don't have a professional report responsibility to do so.- don't have a professional report responsibility to do so. that is a ludicrous error. _ responsibility to do so. that is a ludicrous error. in _ responsibility to do so. that is a ludicrous error. in some - responsibility to do so. that is a i ludicrous error. in some countries, where unit euthanasia is illegal, there is a rule where no professional involved in care can initiate a conversation about assisted dying. but that is absolutely not the case in canada, is it

is canada at ease with its role as assisted dying pioneer? dr stefanie green in victoria, canada. welcome to hardtalk. thanks for having me. it's a pleasure to have you on the show, dr green. now, you are an experienced medical doctor, but your particular focus for the last few years has been offering medical assistance in dying. so, in terms of your day to day job, what does that actually mean you do? mostly, it means i talk to a lot of patients. practically speaking, what it means is i meet with families and patients who are interested in talking about their end of life choices, specifically about the possibility of an assisted death. i do a lot of education and a lot of informing patients what that is, what it isn't, what other options might be. we talk about the process, the procedure. there's a very rigorous process that needs to happen if they want to go down that path. so, we work together through that process if necessary. and of course, ultimately, for some, it's a matter of offering the procedure itself administering the medications that will help somebody to end their l

is canada at ease with its role as assisted dying pioneer? dr stephanie green in victoria, canada. welcome to hardtalk. thanks for having me. it's a pleasure to have you on the show, dr green. now, you are an experienced medical doctor, but your particular focus for the last few years has been offering medical assistance in dying. so, in terms of your day—to—day job, what does that actually mean you do? mostly, it means i talk to a lot of patients. practically speaking, what it means is i meet with families and patients who are interested in talking about their end—of—life choices, specifically about the possibility of an assisted death. i do a lot of education and a lot of informing patients what that is, what it isn't, what other options might be. we talk about the process, the procedure. there's a very rigorous process that needs to happen if they want to go down that path. so, we work together through that process if necessary. and of course, ultimately, for some, it's a matter of offering the procedure itself and actually administering the medications that will help so

canada's economy is different. the fed will carve its own path and canada has a more interest sensitive economy -- a lot of mortgage debt. canada is something of a bellwether for those kinds of economies that have had housing bubbles or richly valued housing markets and how they respond to that big increase in borrowing costs. kriti: derek decloet, we thank you as always and we are seeing the bank of canada released the minutes. joining us now for a broader view is -- and we got dictate from canada and let's bring it to the stake -- to the states. we will bring in amy wu silverman. we keep talking about all the volatility brought on by fed speakers and i am looking at a fixed with 18 handles. what is going on? amy: i know and i think it belies what is going on beneath the surface. the options market has been rambunctious, especially since the past week, there has been historic levels of calm -- call buying, short-term particularly in big cap tech but there is a debate about whether we will see these rate cuts. this

in canada and the rest of the world. this is why our security and intelligence agencies are working extremely hard to counter that influence. they do that regularly, especially when it comes to elections. for the 2019 elections and for all elections to come this government has created a panel of senior officials to monitor the integrity of our elections, to be informed and updated by our security and intelligence agencies. to ensure that election processes maintain their integrity. this is why i want to once again reassure canadians that we have one of the most robust election systems in the world with full integrity for our elections and i can tell you, unequivocally, that the results of the 2019 and 2021 elections were the result voted on by canadian voters alone. >> we reported on today, they talk about for instance the council in vancouver how they defeated two mps. why did this task force you are talking about not tell canada anything about this? and what happened to your foreign registry? >> we have, like i said, k

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and canada. let's bring back joel rubin, he's a former deputy assistant secretary of state, and the president of the washington strategy. joel, i was struck by a few things there. one, in the piece of information, and the underscoring that it's the first time she will use rubin norad has taken down an object. what is the significance of that? >> well, alicia, what this means is that norad has been tested for the first time in its 20-year history. and it has succeeded. but it is now a new moment. and once the test has been passed as it has been, now, there will be assessment as to what after action discussions about what the operational program was and whether they were out of time, whether the guidelines were followed back according to plan. and it shows this goes to collaboration between our defense establishments, between canada and the u.s., and perhaps there has been some -- whoever has been in defending the homeland, bringing up a lot of interesting dynamics and questions about cooperation b

airspace over canada. off the coast of alaska where this mysterious object was destroyed yesterday morning and. the temperature right now and the frozen ice at minus 20 degrees. daylight and rough weather are limiting the search record to norad. unlike the enormous 2000-pound machines the size of school three school buses that had a weeklong odyssey of the nine states last week shot down over the coast of south cry that object yesterday of describe this much smaller the size of a small car. search and rescue planes in the special ops helicopters here at the white house jon kirby explained why they are using the word objects, word used again today for this latest shoot down over canada. >> imposed a reasonable threat to the safety of civilian flights. out of an abundance of caution and the recommendation of the pentagon president biden ordered the military to down the object. quickset previous object that was shot down over alaska is also home to the largest oil field in north america. for greeley is to the

is canada at ease with its role as assisted dying pioneer? dr stefanie green in victoria, canada. welcome to hardtalk. thanks for having me. it's a pleasure to have you on the show, dr green. now, you are an experienced medical doctor, but your particular focus for the last few years has been offering medical assistance in dying. so, in terms of your day to dayjob, what does that actually mean you do? mostly, it means i talk to a lot of patients. practically speaking, what it means is i meet with families and patients who are interested in talking about their end of life choices, specifically about the possibility of an assisted death. i do a lot of education and a lot of informing patients what that is, what it isn't, what other options might be. we talk about the process, the procedure. there's a very rigorous process that needs to happen if they want to go down that path. so, we work together through that process if necessary. and of course, ultimately, for some, it's a matter of offering the procedure itself administering the medications that will help somebody to end their li

but from the us and from canada were scrambled and f 22 from the u. s. finally shot that unidentified object down which cruised at about 40000 feet. and that was according to officials. the reason why they shot it down because it threatened or post a threat to civilian air, craft and civilian air traffic. now where is it? it is, as you said, was shot down over central yukon. and i'm, as we just heard from a press conference on the canadian defense minister, now is the area where the debris feel this, or where the debris is, is pinpoint by another aircraft. and are the canadians will lead all efforts to retrieve what is left of this object and analyze it. did appear stefan simmons in washington dc. there. let's move on to the latest on the earthquakes, which are now known to have killed more than 29000 people in turkey. and syria. by rescue, as in turkey, are still trying to locate any remaining survivors that are reports in some areas that looting. and so la undressed a hampering the efforts of emergency chose oh, the moments of prayer for lives. cut

well, speaking of dictatorships in foreign lands, canada, some believe canada should be liberated. liberating all the countries around the world, why not canada. it's right there? wouldn't even need weapons, could do it with a pillow fight. something to think about. we mentioned that on the air because why wouldn't we, it's pretty obvious and the canadian parliament is in an uproar. so funny. we'll be right back. ♪ >> tucker: we're talking to our friend david azerad on fox nation and he was worn and raised in montreal and like a lot of ambitious freedom people he fled later in the united states and because of all the people that care about their own rights left canada under justin trudeau and has become a dictatorship, we liberate dictatorships and that's what we do. we ask the question and what's liberate canada. why should we stand back and let the biggest trading partner, the country that we share the longest boarder and actually i can say a great country, i love canada and always love canada because of the central beauty, why should we let it become cuba? why don't we liberat

s. fighter jet over the yukon region of northwest and canada. it's the 3rd time a higher altitude object has been shot down over north america in just over a week. last saturday, the u. s. brought down a chinese balloon. it said was been used for spying. and on friday it shot down another unidentified object over alaska. yet the correspondence stuff on siemens told me more about what we know so far about this incident, sir, let me say it's getting busy with the shoot down sir of unidentified or identified objects over north american aerospace. and this is what happened as far as we know so far. and it is not much so at around $341.00 p. m. eastern time. this time zone here at the east coast. a u. s. f 22 fighter jet, scrambled by norah. norah is the north american aerospace defense corporate command and that is a organization which is responsible for the serenity, air serenity of the united states and canada. so this is a joint operation and it was in this case to 2 or more fighter jets. but from the us and from canada were scrambled and f 22 fr

this time over canada . the defense minister says both us and canadian fighter jets scramble to intercept the small object. and in the boonies we get yet another teenage sensation fires gordon to victory overdriven as they continue their title. ah, and a warm welcome to have years around the world. i'm michael ok. let's go straight to the latest on the earthquakes which are known to have killed more than 29000 people in turkey and syria. the un says it expects that tall to double. rescuers and turkey are still trying to locate any remaining survivors. but there are also reports in some areas that looting and civil unrest, or hampering the efforts of emergency cruise o a moments of pref for lives, cut short. as hopes of finding survivors fade attention turns to burying the dead in hot province. skulls, a lay to rest in mass graves. as more bodies continue to arrive on the streets of untouchable, there are concerns over security and civil unrest. a shop saluted an atm, ransacked in the big deal. if people take

the one over alaska and canada. if they end up being both from china, doesn't that sort of raise some alarm bells that we haven't really been hearing for some time? >> well, it sure could, jim. to pick up on one of juliet's points here. the friday shootdown, we don't know what the object was. we know where it was flying. at 40,000 feet. so there was an instant justification to take it down and get it out of the way of the aircraft. that's a big polar route to asia. for this aircraft, they have not said at what height it was moving, but they did say it was a very high altitude. so a big difference about whether it was at 40,000 again or whether it was up at 65,000 where the chinese balloon was. to your question, yeah, if these turn out to be all chinese origin, or even russian origin, you're closer to russia where this was. that could be somebody testing a system. if it turns out they're not, they're of corporate origin or weather balloons or something that went awry, this will turn out to be a false alarm. but julie

when new rules that limited the ability of unvaccinated truckers to cross the canada-u.s. border were announced, this served as a rallying point for those who disagreed with government policy. these individuals organized, mobilized and became what would come to be known as the freedom convoy movement. one of the most cherished rights enjoyed by canadians is the right to engage in political protest, the ability of individuals and groups to publicly voice their dissent enriches and empowers our democracy. it is hardly surprising that government health measures would cause some form of protest in response given their impact on people's lives. what was surprising was the size and scale of these protests and the way in which they proliferated across the country. the majority of those who were animated by a genuinets desire to engage in peaceful demonstrations so that their voices would be heard by leaders in government. they wished to exercise their fundamental right to express their political views and had a right to do so. however, like any large group, there were a diversity

s and canada shot down and under i unidentified object over canada's yukon territory. we're told that the american f 22 jets shot down this object, the second such shoot down and just to today's will be joined by the our white house correspondent, uh, shortly to give us some more information and again, a lot of americans on are on pins and needles right now to figure out what exactly is going on. well, you know, they were already looking at some of this record. from another unidentified object that was in the sky that president joe biden shot down. we're still getting details into the fox news channel. very fluid situation. we're trying to figure out exactly what that aircraft was. what that object was. did it come from china? we're working our sources right now, as we speak. producers is the lieutenant general ready to go. not yet. we're still waiting for the lieutenant general to provide some context of what actually went down again. uh the space in montana is now back open. we're being told that they thought that it was a credible threat somewhere in that area and o

to protests a ottowa and elsewhere in canada. the commission was directed to examine and report on the circumstances that led to the declaration of a public order emergency. and the measures taken by the government for dealing with the emergency. the commission is also tasked with examining to the extent relevant to the circumstances of the declaration of emergency and the measures taken, the following questions. the evolution as a convoy and blockade, their leadership organization and participants. the impact of domestic and foreign funding including crowdsourcing platforms. the impact, role, and sources of misinformation and disinformation including the use of social media, the impact of the blockades including their economic impact and the efforts of police and other responders prior to and after the declaration. this is a monumental task for the commission. particularly in light of the fact that this report had to be completed in less than 300 days. thanks to the hard work and dedication of too many people to name. i'm proud

itdented up going over canada -- it did end up going over canada. u.s. and canadian fire jets working together under the norad hat, they worked together to bring it down. it was ultimately a fighter jet, a u.s. fighter jet that fired that missile that took out that object over canada. jim? >> all right. natasha bertrand, thank you very much. we appreciate it. retired air force colonel cedric layton is back with us. you thought you were leaving for the evening, but -- like the line from "the godfather," we pulled you back in. let me ask you because the canadian defense minister had this press conference about a half hour, 45 minutes ago, and some of what she was saying was intriguing. and feel tfree to throw cold water on suspicions going on as to what's happening. she described this object as flying at about 40,000 feet, similar to what took place in alaska, so that brought into the equation this issue of civilian aviation safety. that it was shot down over central yukon. and that it was cylindrical in shape which sounds curious, and i talked to mary sch

and canada. you know, at the same time, i think part of the story appears to be here that, you know, when objects of a certain size are being detected, they' tend to b let go in the past. so with the first balloon, i think it seems like it was certainly detected up in alaska and just allowed to continue on its path. you know, this may stamp on the fact that weather balloons are used a lot and they probably are detected by norad and other defensive tracking capabilities and maybe they've just been let go because they're assumed to be benign. there's a possibility that, you know, china has realized that this is a little bit of a chink in the armor. >> yeah, absolutely. it sounds like we're going to see a lot more of this. is this evidence that china and other nations are prioritizing the stratosphere, the so-called near space and turning it's essentially into a new battlefield? explain why that is, and what do you think is next? >> i think the first balloon just taken as an example flying at 65,000

>>> in the meantime, still ahead, norad says it's tracking another high altitude object in northern canada that could be a spy balloon. this is a new development we're following today. outside of what occurred off the coast of alaska yesterday. military air craft, we should mention, are in the area right now. that's according to norad, we'll have the latest in just a few moments. you're live in the cnn newsroom. m to find options within y your budget. good luck young man. realtor.cocom to each their home. >>> welcome back to the cnn newsroom, i'm jim acosta in washington on this busy saturday afternoon, and we begin this hour with unsettling new development in the skies over canada. norad says it is monitoring a high altitude airborne object and military aircraft are currently operating in the area from alaska and canada. this follows yesterday's shoot down of another high altitude object, 10 miles off the northeastern coast of alaska near the canadian border. natasha bertrand joins us now. what can you tell us about the latest object? we have to keep underlining and highlighting the point

once it gets into canada is when canada gets involved and eventually this us f—22 aircraft, one of them, ends up shooting down that unidentified object over the yukon, which is sort of the western—most part of canada, almost via alaska. i think it isjust important to sort of take a step back and look at what set all of this off. it was in late january that a suspected chinese spy balloon was spotted also in alaska and us officials sort of said, hey, listen, let's wait because we are concerned about what could happen if we bring this down and we bring it down while it is overland and what that could lead to, so, they waited until it was out in the atlantic, so, they let it get across the continental us before shutting it down and now the big question is, are they taking action earlier because they are identifying them earlier or is it sort of the optics here, where people, where the american public saw that this suspected chinese spy balloon went over the continental us and we waited from late january until last week to shoot it down, so, that is sort of the rundown of what is happenin

it approaches canada, and once it gets in canada is when canada gets involved. eventually, this f—22 aircraft ends up shooting the object over the yukon, which is a westernmost part of canada by alaska. d0 westernmost part of canada by alaska. . , , westernmost part of canada by alaska. ., , , ., alaska. do get a sense that the 're alaska. do get a sense that they're searching _ alaska. do get a sense that they're searching more - they're searching more vociferously now and there's more of a feeling they should go public straight away? that reall is go public straight away? that really is the _ go public straight away? that really is the big _ go public straight away? twat really is the big question— are we spotting these unidentified objects? this is sort of the norm. 0r objects? this is sort of the norm. or is there some sort of stepped up surveillance by some sort of foreign entity here in north america. that's a question that officials are looking to answer. what they may know in the background, we don't know, but what they're saying publicly here is tha

. >>> y de canadá a florida donde el congreso estatal aprobó un proyecto que amplía un programa para trasladar inmigrantes de asilo a ciudades de cualquier estado del país y fíjese que el gobernador de santis el año pasado envió a un grupo de migrantes a ciudades y también a estados gobernados por demócratas incluso se aprobó un fondo de 12.000.000 $ para este propósito el año pasado, pero en esta ocasión de aprobar un presupuesto de 100.000.000 $ por el mismo proceso y hoy apareció otro documento clasificado en la casa del vicepresidente pence, en ese momento el ex vicepresidente estaba de viaje en la costa oeste para conocer a su nieto recién nacido y esta noche permanece en la cárcel y sin derecho a fianza a quien mató a una profesora césar santana padre de sus tres hijos fue detenido en un hotel de miami florida aunque aún no enfrenta cargos por homicidio, las autoridades buscan también a otro hombre que ha sido sospechoso de haber ayudado a santana a mover el cuerpo hasta la costa donde fue encontrada y abre la tragedia en el medio oriente que sigue creciendo, s

going after shootdown in canada, mike, u.s. officials describing mysterious object metallic balloon with payload, on abc senate majority leader chuck schumer used balloons. >> they probably have been all over the world. i do think senator tester is looking why it took so long for us, our military, intelligence to neglect about these balloons. that's something i support, congress should look at that. lucas: not long after that mysterious object shot over canada and fighter jet shot it down in canadian air space, faa closed air space in montana near border with canada and nuclear missile silos. lifted that flight restrictions, said in a statement radar anomaly caused the possible false alarm. john tester told cbs a short time ago he thinks there may be something out there. the object shot down in canada blown out of the sky f22 raptor, canadian jets were also on station, the debris now scattered across the rugged yukon territory. canada's defense chief also held press conference yesterday in ottawa. >> we have no further details

and canada. let's bring back joel rubin, he's a former deputy assistant secretary of state, and the president of the washington strategy. joel, i was struck by a few things there. one, in the piece of information, and the underscoring that it's the first time she will use rubin norad has taken down an object. what is the significance of that? >> well, alicia, what this means is that norad has been tested for the first time in its 20-year history. and it has succeeded. but it is now a new moment. and once the test has been passed as it has been, now, there will be assessment as to what after action discussions about what the operational program was and whether they were out of time, whether the guidelines were followed back according to plan. and it shows this goes to collaboration between our defense establishments, between canada and the u.s., and perhaps there has been some -- in defending the homeland, bringing up a lot of interesting dynamics and questions about cooperation between the united

the big concern in, canada though, as whether canada has the military capabilities to deal with, this can rely so heavily on interstates for -- sure when it comes to defense. canada, the big political question right now, is that when everybody returns to the house of commons does kind of get enough funding into its military defense systems. but what more can canada be doing in a new former significant concern that canada and the united states is really have to deal with on the ongoing basis. >> wednesday, we do certainly, via norms just on that protects but canadians in the night states airspace. katie, simpson thank you so much for that report. we appreciate you. in the meantime starting with morphew. that means. tomorrow msnbc reports a new, lineup joining jose dÍaz-balart at 11 am eastern. following andrea mitchell at noon eastern. christensen at one eastern. and that katie tour at three eastern. you can watch msnbc reports weekdays starting at 11 pm, with this new program. lineup here on msnbc. so what did you do last week? coming up next we'll hear about a group of seven planes

now, canada as prime minister, justin trudeau says an unidentified object has been shot down over canada. trudeau said he gave the order which was carried out by a u. s. fighter jet over the yukon region of north western canada. it's the 3rd time at high altitude object has been shot down over north america in just over a week. last saturday, the u. s. brought down a chinese balloon, it said was being used for spying. and on friday it shot down another, unidentified object over alaska. we spoke to d. w correspondence on simon's shortly after the object was down and he outlined what else we know about the incident about this incident. let me say it's getting busy with the shoot guns and identified all identified objects over north american aerospace. and this is what happened as far as we know so far, and it is not much, so it's around 3 41 pm eastern time. this time zone here at the east coast, a u. s. f 22 fighter jet, scrambled by no rock nor rock is the north american aerospace defense corporate command, and that is a organization which is responsible for the serenity, air serenity of

so and canada is going for the election in $11.00 and a half years time within the canada. also the and have facing lot of problems will spend damage repair related to panoramic issues. their problem related to health care issues. they're facing problems related to indigenous population and they're trying to bring them in the mainstream and they have a lot of issues earlier, which they're trying to resolve it. so it's a lot of time political leaders they use for such terms to divert the attention of the domestic population from the domestic problems to the other problems. but i actually extremely cynical because it's one thing to support the ukrainian people and put out the ukranian flag, another thing too and indoors. the idea that he should fight with russia a country that holds a very nuclear capabilities until the very end. i mean, aren't ukrainians the ukrainians in ukraine, the ones who will be paying for this political ambitions of the suppose of ukrainian supporters and canada? yes, i mean if, if somebody is not understanding the russian military bower and beverly,

in canada and the rest of the world. this is why our security and intelligence agencies are working extremely hard to counter that influence. they do that regularly, especially when it comes to elections. for the 2019 and 2021 elections and for all elections to come , this government has created a panel of senior officials to monitor the integrity of our elections, to be informed and updated by our security and intelligence agencies. to ensure that election processes maintain their integrity. this is why i want to once again reassure canadians that we have one of the most robust election systems in the world. with full integrity for our elections and i can tell you, >> the work that sees this, is concluding with our election integrity panel. headed up by our top public servants, has, will always ensure that any risks to our election or integrity of those elections to canadians. >> report that he said there was a failure of federalism, do you agree? >> throughout the process, we saw that there were times when the province

siempre ha sido mi sueÑo desde niÑo y dije que algÚn dÍa iba llegar, mi propÓsito era canadÁ. jorge: expresos polÍticos, reciÉn liberados de lucero quena cÁrceles de su paÍs vivieron en condiciones infrahumanos. conforma parta de un grupo de 122 personas que llegaron a washington proveniente de managua, aÚn no tienen claro quiÉn ordenÓ su liberaciÓn criticaron que los hayan desterrados. daniel ortega dijo que su esposa la vicepresidenta de su gobierno iniciÓ la gestiÓn este vuelo con la embajada de los estados unidos. hoy un tribunal nicaragüense condenÓ al obispo rolando Álvareza 26 aÑos de prisiÓn y lo privÓ de su ciudadanÍa, el obispo se negÓ a subirse al aviÓn que venÍa estados unidos. juan es uno de los lÍderes de la oposiciÓn liberado, fue candidato presidencial antes de su arresto en junio, hoy pude hablar con Él. ¿fuiste torturado? >> el aislamiento, y la dificultad de de poderse comunicar con la familia, es considerado una tortura psicolÓgica, no se nos permite hablar ni la lectura, el aislamiento y la condiciones de mÁxima seguridad, fue lo

where was the action from canada that entire time was going across canada. i'm glad we are starting to take action. hopefully we'll be able to get information on these when we recover them. but with the daylight hours and terrain they are dealing with -- jon: and the snow which is deep and unrelenting. lieutenant colonel david flippo from the u.s. air force. thank you. dr. rebecca grant joins us. she is a military analyst among other things. we know a little bit more. the canadian defense minister seemed to suggest this cylindrical object they shot down, that a u.s. f-22 shot down over canada might have been carried by a balloon. she didn't absolutely state that but seemed to be headed in that direction. >> minister anond was being careful not to say too much. i'm impressed more trad was abls able to detect these. norad was set up to look for soviet bombers and missiles, hot, fast-moving objects. they have been able to work with these, even though the detection is much, much more difficult. that should scare china the fact that these have been so well detect

object has been shot down over canada. it's the 3rd time an object has been shot down over north american aerospace in just over a week. last saturday, the u. s. tied down a chinese below and it said was been used for spying. the u. s. military is still working to recover the wreckage. and on the last day, the u. s. said it shot down another object over the alaska. let's get more on this . would you w report a stacy evans say say get another object being shot down. what do we know so far? well, as you said, the story is still breakable. what we know is prime minister just interrupt trudeau of canada, was in contact with joe biden's administration about this. and i did a fight object that was flying over northern canada. and he went on to twitter and said i ordered the take out of an unidentified object that violated canadian air space. so it was shot down over yukon, which is not very populated. it's mostly wooded area, so there was no risk to anybody being hurt, but so far we don't know what this object was for, who it's

decision to invoke the emergencies act in response to protests a ottowa and elsewhere in canada. the commission was directed to examine and report on the circumstances that led to the declaration of a public order emergency. and the measures taken by the government for dealing with the emergency. the commission is also tasked with examining to the extent relevant to the circumstances of the declaration of emergency and the measures taken, the following questions. the evolution as a convoy and blockade, their leadership organization and participants. the impact of domestic and foreign funding including crowdsourcing platforms. the impact, role, and sources of misinformation and disinformation including the use of social media, the impact of the blockades including their economic impact and the efforts of police and other responders prior to and after the declaration. this is a monumental task for the commission. particularly in light of the fact that this report had to be completed in less than 300 days. thanks to the hard work and dedication of too many people to name. i'm proud

still coming in canada by mr. just intrude or says an unidentified object has been shot down over canada to door said he gave the order, which was scattered out by a us fighter jet over the yukon region of northwestern canada. it's the 3rd time a high altitude object has been shot down over north america in just a week. last saturday at the u. s. brought down a chinese balloon. it said was been used for spying. and on friday it shot down another unidentified object over alaska. let's get more from washington d. c. when he got the correspondence stefan siemens, stefan. what do we know so far about this incident, sir? let me say it's getting busy with the shoot down of unidentified or identified objects over north american aerospace. and this is what happened as far as we know so far. and it is not much so it's around $341.00 p. m eastern time. this time zone here at the east coast. a u. s. f 22 fighter jet, scrambled by norah. norah is the north american aerospace defense corporate command and that is a organizatio

so and canada is going for the election in $11.00 and a half years time within the canada also didn't have facing lot of problems, will spend damage repair related to panoramic issues. then, problems related to health care issues. they're facing problems related to indigenous population and they're trying to bring them in the mainstream and they have a lot of issues earlier, which they're trying to resolve it. so it's a lot of time political leaders they use for such a terms to divert the attention of the domestic population from the domestic problems to the other problems. but i actually extremely cynical because it's one thing to support the ukrainian people and put out the ukranian flag, another thing to indoors, the idea that he should fight with russia a country that holds a very strong nuclear capabilities until the very end. i mean, aren't ukrainians the ukrainians in ukraine, the ones who will be paying for this political ambitions of the suppose of ukrainian supporters and canada? yes, i mean if the, if somebody is not understanding the russian military bower and beverly do t

un objeto volador no identificado fue derribado esta tarde mientras volaba sobre canadÁ. es el segundo de estos misteriosos objetos de los que no se conoce su procedencia ni funciÓn y que es interceptado en las Últimas 24 horas. el primero de ellos sobre alaska. estos incidentes se suman al del globo espÍa chino que tambiÉn fue derribado. vamos con los detalles. reportero: el primer ministro de canadÁ, justin trudeau, ordenÓ derribar un objeto no identificado que volaba sobre el norte de su paÍs, por violar su espacio aÉreo. varios aviones de estados unidos y de canadÁ lo interceptaron y finalmente fue derribado por un aparato del pentÁgono, autorizado por biden. >> era un objeto cilÍndrico y pequeÑo. reportero: justin trudeau hablÓ con el presidente biden y canadÁ va a liderar los esfuerzos para recuperar los restos. por otro lado, el espacio aÉreo de canadÁ fue cerrado, por la bÚsqueda de otro objeto no identificado. la primera incÓgnita de estos sujetos son el origen. [habla en inglÉs] >> este llegÓ desde el norte y es un Ángulo curioso. reportero:

the lake borders with canada. it is not known if the object shot down over the lake is the same one because the closing of the airspace over michigan earlier today. no confirmation if it is indeed the latest chinese siebel be shot out of the sky the object has been down too. this is the third such takedown in as many days in the fourth since last week and part airspace over northern michigan was now reopened after the closing of airspace over north-central montana last night. norad called it a radar anomaly they saw the jets when they scrambled the jets they got there there is wasn't anything this is after the u.s. military shot down three other high altitude objects over alaska, and over canada. officials say the objects down over canada yesterday and friday and alaska are of unknown origin at this time. very difficult weather conditions to try to retrieve some of the wreckage of what they shut down. they did say those items are smaller than the chinese spy flight that was down off of south carolina last weekend.

trudeau says the latest object violated canada's air space. the object was cylindrical and smaller than the suspected chinese balloon estimate down last week according to canada's minister of national defense. it's not clear if the incidents are related. cnn's arlette saenz is at the white house with more on this developing story. >> reporter: president biden and canadian prime minister justin trudeau took a very rare step on saturday and jointly authorized the shooting down of an unidentified object over northern canada. this marks the third time in just the last week where the u.s. has had to shoot down an aerial object over north america. according to the pentagon, norad first detected this latest object on friday evening over alaska as they monitored it they saw it crossed into canadian air space. the president and canadian prime minister spoke and decided to follow the advice of their military officials and decided to authorize shooting it down. it was at that time that canadian and american fighter jets, through norad, worked together to

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another object spotted by norman over canada. lucas tomlinson is live with what we know. >> that's right, putting out a statement moments ago saying on the mysterious high-altitude object discovered on radar, this time flying high over canada. it's not clear when or where it was first picked up. nor read saying in a statement quote military aircraft are currently operating from alaska and canada in support of north american aerospace defense command. norad confirmed with pond positively identifies an airborne object over northern canada. refusing to offer specifics, the second object detected in the arctic's since thursday night. senior u.s. official tells fox the object was not detected until it had already successfully penetrated u.s. airspace over alaska and shot on flight and of 22 after launched from air force base in anchorage. right now u.s. army helicopters like this on skis are combing the area of the rugged north coast of alaska. the temperature right now in the frozen tundra, minus 20 degrees. norad says limited daylig

so and canada is going for the election in $11.00 and a half years time within the canada. also the facing lot of problems will spend damage repair related to pandemic issues there problems related to health care issues. they're facing problems related to indigenous population and they're trying to bring them in the mainstream and they have a lot of issues earlier, which they're trying to resolve it. so it's a lot of time political leaders they use for such a downs to divert the attention of the domestic population from the domestic problems, to the other problems. i extremely cynical because it's one thing to support the ukrainian people and put out the ukranian flag. another thing too, and indoors, the idea that he should fight miss russia a country that holds a very strong nuclear capabilities until the very end i mean, onto craniums the ukrainians in ukraine. the ones who will be paying for this political ambitions of the suppose ukrainian supporters and canada. yes, i mean if, if somebody is not understanding the russian military power and beverly do that is, or, i mea

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so and canada is going for the election in 191 and a half years time within the canada. also, the facing lot of problems will spend damage repair related to panoramic issues. their problem related to health care issues, they're facing problems are related to indigenous population and they're trying to bring them in the mainstream and they have a lot of issues earlier, which they're trying to resolve it. so it's a lot of time political leaders they use for such a downs to divert the attention of the domestic population from the domestic problems to the other problems. but i mean, extremely cynical because it's one thing to support the ukrainian people and put out the ukraine. lack of another thing to indoors. the idea that you should fight with russia a country that holds a very nuclear capabilities until the very end. i mean, aren't ukrainians the ukrainians in ukraine, the ones who will be paying for this political ambitions of the supposed ukrainian supporters and canada? yes, i mean if it, if somebody is not understanding the russian military bower and beverly do that

as well as canada. how has that -- how is that impacting trade relations between canada and china at a time when canada wants to amend bilateral ties? >> we were here in the region. i spent about 11 times in the region over the course of the last number of months. we launched canada's indo pacific strategy. we laid out a comprehensive plan for how we will work in the region. diversification is a very important part which is why i am in singapore with our canada trade mission. in our relationship with china it is multifaceted. we will stand up for the values that are important to canadians. rules-based trade. the values of democracy. standing up for human rights. we can collaborate on areas like climate change. you saw that in cup 15. we had that in canada at the end of last year. it was china's presidency. they could not have it so we had in canada. being able to collaborate in areas like fighting climate is what we are going to do but it is a multifaceted relationship. it is when canada takes seriously

so and canada is going for the election in 191 and a half years time within the canada. also the facing lot of problems will spend damage repair related to panoramic issues. there. problems related to health care issues. they're facing problems are related to indigenous population and they're trying to bring them in the mainstream and they have a lot of issues earlier, which they're trying to resolve it. so it's a lot of time political leaders they use for such terms to divert the attention of the domestic population from the domestic problems to the other problems. but i actually extremely cynical because it's one thing to support the ukrainian people and put out the ukraine. lack of another thing too, and indoors. the idea that he should fight with russia a country that holds a very nuclear capabilities until the very end. i mean, aren't ukrainians the ukrainians in ukraine, the ones who will be paying for this political ambitions of the suppose of ukrainian supporters and canada? yes, i mean if, if somebody is not understanding the russian military bower and beverly d