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Funeral held in Halifax-area mosque for 16-year-old homicide victim from Syria

HALIFAX - A Muslim funeral was held Wednesday for a 16-year-old Halifax boy who police say was the victim of a homicide.

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Hurricane tropical storm tropical forecast Atlantic development

An area low pressure west of the Cabo Verde Islands is the first outlined area for possible tropical development in the 2024 hurricane season

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FOX News Sunday

can be given undue influence with the jury if they say this is clear, this is standard that may sway them that's on some states like illinois that used to say if you had even more than one year of law school you would not be on a jury. i think it's not a good thing for a defendant because the influencing of the exercise progressed like it's got me out of jury duty many times that being a member of the media. the second a but the other case it's not getting as much attention can be very critical to the federal cases the supreme court on thursday has added this expedited argument about immunity. whether president trump has immunity. the atlantic says that that's granted the cult and most dangerous assertions as they presently have license to do things like use in the u.s. military to subvert democracy. for example endeavoring to stay in power passes to her before to build in the country of little to no recourse. >> this case it may not be getting big attention a courtroom does it's a critical case for franklin the future of

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Former N.S. justice minister says he resigned to keep confidence in government

HALIFAX - Brad Johns says he resigned as Nova Scotia's justice minister because he lost the public's confidence when he made comments downplaying domestic violence.

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BBC News at Six

we have had quite a lot of cloud with damp weather particularly affecting parts of england, not the most inspiring of whether to head out in. it's also been really cold, you've probably noticed that. temperatures in fylingdales 6 sources, the average for april is a living. if you thought it felt more like winter you were not too far off the mark. it's all down to a ridge of high pressure in thejet the mark. it's all down to a ridge of high pressure in the jet stream in the atlantic. we have a trough over europe and that combination sends cold air spiralling across the uk from a northerly direction. and there is little change over the next few days, it will stay cold. cold and damp overnight tonight across england and wales, some further patches of rain, clearing skies moving across scotland, getting to northern ireland and pushing into the far north of england as we head through the night with one or two patches of frost. tomorrow we have cold wind pushing in from the north

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CNN This Morning

>> the prosecution's witness list is taking shape. this morning, david. he is the catch and kill former publisher of the national enquirer, expected to be called first, also expect to testify former trump fixer, michael cohen and stormy daniels, the recipient of the hush money along with former trump aid hope hicks, the former playboy playmate karen mcdougal, and former white house staffer, kellyanne conway. our panelists here, cnn senior legal analyst, elie honig, franklin for his staff writer with the atlantic, mac oermann, former senior advisor to the tim scott presidential campaign and kate bedingfield, former white house communications director there is here. good morning to all of you on i mean, how many historic day is l here? we're going to have here but this is one. >> what do you expect today? well the opening statements, first of all, are as the name suggests, it's your first shot at the jury. >> i mean, this is talking about first impressions. this is when you get to make these opening statements should not be lengthy. sometimes you're reading the newspaper about someone giving a six-hour opening. i cringe whenever i

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Sportsday

time for a look at the weather. here's stav danaos. thanks very much, ben. good afternoon. we enjoyed some good, dry, much—needed dry weather this weekend. it was chilly, really cool for the time of year, for the rest of this week, we hold onto that chilly feeling air, our air source coming down from the north, mostly dry, but there will be outbreaks of rain. the best of sunshine towards the west. we hold onto this northerly airflow for the next few days, for most of this week, and the mildest air will stay in the atlantic. this is because we have this area of high pressure which has retreated westwards, meaning we are dragging down northerly winds. these weather fronts across the country today have brought some patchy rain. you can see the rain on the radar satellite here. affecting north—east of england, through the midlands and down into south—west and central areas. the best of sunshine across more south—eastern areas and across western scotland and northern ireland, where we will continue to see the driest of the weather and the best of the sunshine if any. we

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BBC News at One

here's stav danaos. thanks very much, ben. good afternoon. we enjoyed some good, dry, much—needed dry weather this weekend. it was chilly, really cool for the time of year, for the rest of this week, we hold onto that chilly feeling air, our air source coming down from the north, mostly dry, but there will be outbreaks of rain. the best of sunshine towards the west. we hold onto this northerly airflow for the next few days, for most of this week, and the mildest air will stay in the atlantic. this is because we have this area of high pressure which has retreated westwards, meaning we are dragging down northerly winds. these weather fronts across the country today have brought some patchy rain. you can see the rain on the radar satellite here. affecting north—east of england, through the midlands and down into south—west and central areas. the best of sunshine across more south—eastern areas and across western scotland and northern ireland, where we will continue to see the driest of the weather and the best of the sunshine if any. we

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Take Me to the Opera

the uk. some of them could be happy. even a chance of a bit of wintriness particularly across the high hills and the tops of the mountains and no surprise here because of these values, only about nine degrees in newcastle and eastern scotland. how about into next weekend? low pressure will be paying us a visit so rather than the high which is now way out in the atlantic, low pressure will draw in some slightly milder airfrom pressure will draw in some slightly milder air from the south but of course means thicker cloud and occasional showers so we're back to april showers so we're back to april showers by the time we get to the weekend. he is the outlook from friday onwards into the weekend. yes, slightly milder as temperatures are recovering to perhaps 15 or 16 celsius but as a result of that and the low pressure, we will see those april showers developing, so it looks as though we will need our brollies once again. goodbye.

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Take Me to the Opera

brighter and drier because we are closer to the centre of high pressure which by tuesday will have drifted out into the atlantic and in its wake, we have a northerly breeze once again, so it's thatjet stream that's dragging in the cold air from the north so, again, on the northeast coast, often cloudy, some showers, chilli, the best of the weather out towards the west. here, temperatures are just about manage the midteens but in newcastle, no higher than nine degrees on tuesday. on tuesday, into wednesday, not an awful lot changes. low pressure tries to speak in but we still have that cold northerly wind —— snake. the chance of showers, almost anywhere on the northeast coast, could be a few showers developing inland and the rest of the weather on the south coast, south—western parts of england here but still, only around 12 or 13 which is below the average for the time of year. towards the end of the week, we consistent showers developing across eastern and central areas of

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