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Weighing in, throwing their support behind the protesters. >> i'm all for it. civil disobedience. civil disobedience is a time-honored tradition in our country, from slavery to civil rights to you name it. peaceful protest, clog things up, make people think about the mandates. >> prime minister justin trudeau and other officials are discussing additional measures to break up the protests. cnn's lucy kafanov is at the border crossing in canada and filed this report. >> reporter: well, we are here in windsor, ontario. you can see the ambassador bridge behind me, that critical, vital link between...

Trying to do our part. we understand the economy's come to a halt. >> several border blockades across canada have taken a toll on the economies of both countries. prime minister justin trudeau and other officials are discussing additional measures to break up the protests. cnn's lucy ckavanaugh has more from wind door. >> reporter: you can see the ambassador bridge behind me that critical, vital link between the u.s. and canada. the bridge remains closed but the crowd is significantly thinner since the early hours on saturday. that's when we saw a heavier police presence. they sort of pushed b...

Auto industry, that bridge the ambassador bridge behind me remains closed. one vehicle was towed, some people left voluntarily. the protest line remains and protester, still here on the ground. doesn't look like the police is showing any heavy-handed use of force. there are concerns acting if that way. they don't want to inspire protests in every canadian city. they're acting judiciously waiting it out. it remains to be seen what will erupt over the next few hours. it's a fairly calm atmosphere. people have been milling out, a police checkpoint a few hundred yards over that way and the one by ...

Through the eyes and ears of hundreds of cameras trained on the many corners of the chaos, this is what happened at the bitter end of the long occupation at New Zealand’s Parliament grounds.

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