Mariupol under siege: MP describes 'mousetrap' as terror and hunger grip city There is no electricity, no heat, no water, no food. Residents are melting snow and preparing what food is left over open fires. The artillery fire never stops. Airplanes are dropping bombs “every 30 minutes.” This is what residents are facing in Mariupol, according to a Ukrainian MP’s account of what is happening in the port city. Mariupol is under siege and surrounded by land mines, and its residents will starve in the coming days if help does not come, says Dmytro Gurin. Citizens have been unable to evacuate, a situation Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky described as “outright terror.” “There is no convoy, there is no green corridor in Mariupol. Everything is mined around it – everything. All the fields and roads,” Gurin told CTV News Channel on Friday. “The only way out from this mousetrap with 350,000 people is the sea.” Gurin, whose exact location was not disclosed as a matter of security, wrote on Twitter earlier in the week that his parents were in a district of Mariupol that was “razed to the ground” and that the nine-storey building where he grew up was also bombed. On Wednesday, an airstrike in the city struck a maternity hospital and killed three, an act Western and Ukrainian officials called a war crime. Like Zelensky and other members of government, Gurin says he is fighting for his land and that what is happening is no longer a war between armies, but “mass murder.” “Everybody sees now they have permission to kill civilians almost a week already. And we have terror in all the cities under their control. And Mariupol is under hard siege, it’s [a] medieval sage. There [is] no heat, electricity, water, gas, mobile network….everybody now sees it’s not war anymore,” he said, pleading for international help. “We need to save our children, and our parents, and our cities. We need a big caravan to the Mariupol port, to bring to Mariupol and to get people out of there. Because all of us now, we decide if it's okay for us to have 350,000 die from hunger in Mariupol. That's our decision together.” With files from The Associated Press MORE WORLD NEWS CTVNews.ca Top Stories BREAKING | Canada easing some COVID-19 border rules for children and those fully vaccinated Starting Monday, some of Canada's pandemic border restrictions are being eased for those who are fully vaccinated and for children regardless of their vaccination status. Russian troops use rape as 'instrument of war' in Ukraine, rights groups say Ukrainian officials say Russian forces have been sexually abusing women, children and men since the invasion began. 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Memphis bullish on Ikea's impact News crews invaded Ikea's new Memphis store last week and helicopters hovered overhead, carrying national consultants who advise companies where to put new businesses. If it seemed like a lot of fuss over a mere retail store, consider the scene at City Hall two years ago, when Ikea announced its first Tennessee store at a pep rally of political and business leaders. Black curtains shrouding the Hall of Mayors were opened to reveal displays of Ikea furniture and decor. The Swedish retailer's choice of Memphis, before Nashville, is more than a big box home furnishings store with a fervent fan base planting its flag beside Interstate 40 near Germantown Parkway. It's seen as a civic coup, a booster shot for the economy, and a clarion call, especially to a younger audience, that the Bluff City is a hip place to live, work and play. The store at 7900 Ikea Way will welcome its first customers at 9 a.m. Wednesday after a dedication ceremony featuring a Swedish diplomat and a traditional Scandinavian log-sawing good luck ceremony. Ikea plans a raft of giveways, giving incentive for customers to line up and camp out starting at 9 a.m. Monday. Political and business leaders and retail and marketing experts believe Ikea's presence should inspire confidence in the community psyche, draw visitors from hundreds of miles away and gin up further growth in the city's retail base. "It definitely sends a strong message to the nation and site consultants, but it should especially send a message to Memphians that the place you call home is really a very attractive place," said Phil Trenary, chief executive of the Greater Memphis Chamber. Chamber officials pointed out the big blue Ikea store to site selection consultants last week during helicopter flyovers that were part of its "Blue Carpet" tour that primarily showcased Memphis's water-related assets. Marketing professionals said Ikea's arrival is a sign the city is building its brand and doing the right things to attract younger population growth. “Ikea investing in Memphis is an indicator that our city is attracting and retaining a strong millennial workforce and that additional growth is anticipated," said Lori Turner-Wilson, chief executive of RedRover sales and marketing strategy. Only last summer ServiceMaster selected Downtown for its new headquarters after declaring it wanted a head office in a city appealing to the up-and-coming generation of 20- and 30-year-olds, a group known as millennials. About 14 percent of metro area residents are in that age range, ahead of the national average and cities including Atlanta. Memphis ranked third this year as the most popular city for millennials to purchase a home, according to Realtor.com. "The Ikea brand has amassed a worldwide following of style-conscious millennials looking to furnish their apartments," Turner-Wilson said "The cult-like appeal of the brand has as much to do with its guerrilla approach to marketing as it does the obvious function-focused design choices, the affordability of the brand, and the company’s low-key sales approach," Turner-Wilson said. "To demonstrate the durability of its products, the furniture retailer outfitted four Paris subway stations with its couches and lamps for two weeks. The furniture giant also began operating a water taxi to help New Yorkers access its Brooklyn store. This is how you win hearts and minds," Turner-Wilson added. The store is already helping drive growth in the city's biggest concentration of commercial development, anchored by Wolfchase Galleria, retail real estate specialists said. "I really think it's kind of a barometer for Memphis and that area of Memphis to say 'We got Ikea, we got a Cheesecake Factory, we got both of these one and done guys.' It's a pretty significant feather in the cap," said Danny Buring, a partner in the Memphis office of The Shopping Center Group. Cheesecake Factory, another sought-after national brand, announced a Wolfchase Galleria location two months after Ikea's announcement and opened in September. Parrish Taylor, a vice president with CBRE real estate, said Ikea is a tonic for a maturing commercial district. "Adding an exciting 270,000 square foot user with a cult-following is truly a steroid shot of energy. Bringing in two million visitors per year, many of which will be from out of town, is fantastic for the area and Memphis as a whole.” A ripple effect is already evident, Taylor said. "We are seeing continued interest in the I-40/Germantown Parkway area, including some redevelopment of existing older assets," Taylor said. "Other land near Ikea is now valued much more strongly. Also in the area, Brixmor redeveloped their World Market site with the highest rents in the market and may do the same with other sites, and The Commons at Wolf Creek currently has a large alternative retail user eyeing their box availability.” Buring doesn't believe Ikea will siphon business away from nearby retailers including Costco, Target, Kohl's and Ashley HomeStore. "My thinking is it's going to help everybody," Buring said. "It's going to be more of a one-stop-shop. With furniture shopping there's still a lot of look and touch and feel. Even though Ikea's completely different from Ethan Allen or Ashley, if you're going to furniture shop you're going to go to a lot of places." The one-level store cost $64.3 million to build and is expected to generate at least $50 million in sales in its first year. Sales could approach levels seen at the most recent Memphis big box to open, the slightly larger Bass Pro Shops at The Pyramid. Sales taxes, jobs and economic impact were reasons the Ikea project won about $11 million in public incentives, including city and county property tax abatement. Ikea, known as a progressive employer with good wages and excellent benefits, opens with about 225 employees in Memphis. This week Ikea said it was extending paid parental leave of up to four months to all U.S. workers welcoming new babies. Memphis is Ikea's 43rd U.S. store and 392nd globally. Memphians seemed to delight in the fact that the store will attract customers from Nashville, which has been clamoring for its own store. Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland said, "I'm glad Ikea's first store in Tennessee is opening right here in Memphis, and I'm especially excited that Ikea is bringing good jobs with benefits to our city." Trenary recalled how he kept Ikea's Memphis decision secret when he attended a governor's economic development summit a few weeks before the announcement in December 2014. "All the talk was about whether there would be a store in Nashville. They would have definitely bet on Nashville," he said. Ikea makes the chamber's job easier, Trenary said. "This is a global brand and a global brand helps us attract other global brands," Trenary said. "There are retailers that are looking, that we know. It's very fair to say companies are giving Memphis a second look." Apryl Childs-Potter, founder of Hyphen Market Solutions, considered Ikea's choice of Memphis significant "because the chain is very forward thinking in their approach to new markets. Ikea choosing Memphis, particularly over other potential Tennessee locations for its first store in the state, means they see growth opportunity and value in this market." "Ikea’s prescience here confirms that Memphis is an economic environment worth investing in for major retailers. I won’t be surprised to see other national retailers to follow suit," Childs-Potter said. Buring said Ikea, like Bass Pro's Pyramid store, will pull most of its business from a 100-mile radius, and some customers will travel further. Kevin Kane, Memphis Convention & Visitors Bureau president, said he wouldn't be surprised if more than half Ikea's sales come from outside the Memphis metro area. The store could draw visitors for overnight hotel stays, but almost certainly will give many tourists a reason to extend a stay in Memphis. "From a tourism perspective, I think Ikea to Memphis is as significant as when Tanger Factory Outlet opened in Southaven," Kane said. "Big-time factory outlet malls are tourism draws, and I feel the same way about Ikea. It's a product that has an enormous amount of popularity, and it's not in this area." The 310,000-square-foot Tanger, which opened a year ago, is larger than the Ikea complex and features higher-end offerings, but Ikea might draw people from farther away owing to a novelty factory and the niche's devoted following. "The brand is associated with a minimalist, urban style that has typically been reserved for the world’s largest, most posh metropolitan cities. Ten, maybe even five years ago, you didn’t see this chain anywhere in the South," Childs-Potter said.

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Merle Haggard Billy Bob's Texas, Fort Worth Saturday, June 28, 2014 Country music is built on a bedrock of incredible artists like Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings, but you'd be an idiot to not consider the tremendous influence of everyone's favorite former felon, Merle Haggard. His career has certainly seen its peaks and valleys over the years, but Haggard's tires still have plenty of tread after over five decades of making music and being on the road. The years may not have been kind to the 76-year-old country legend, but his picking hand remains in near-pristine condition. During his entire one-and-a-half hour set at Billy Bob's in Fort Worth on Saturday, Haggard played his signature Fender Telecaster with surprising precision and ease. Sometimes his old age was pretty evident, like when he struggled with an instrument or missed a few notes, but for the most part, he was comfortable and collected. The evening was also a family affair for Haggard. Merle's son Noel Lee Haggard opened the night with a face and voice that was so reminiscent of his father's youth that it was almost spooky. Benny Haggard, the youngest of the bunch, plays lead guitar in Merle's band with inherited skill that will no doubt have him headlining shows of his own one day. Benny's mother and Merle's wife Theresa sang back-up and brought energy to a show that could have been really uninspired. But it wasn't. That Bakersfield sound was almost as fresh last weekend as it was when it was pointing a big middle finger at Nashville's slicked-up sound all those years ago. After years of hard living and being on the road, Haggard lives up to his name in appearance only. His stage presence has only been diminished slightly with age, and vocally he was strong. Other reviews of this tour across the country have remarked that Haggard forgot the words to a few songs or misplayed a few notes, but maybe he felt at home at Billy Bob's, where he was almost completely on point. Haggard's rendition of "Folsom Prison Blues," a song he first heard Johnny Cash play while incarcerated at San Quentin, was particularly respectful and well-received. I have no doubt that the Man in Black would have approved of his old buddy's version. After playing tributes to his contemporaries like Cash and Jimmie Rodgers, Haggard's "If We Make It Through December" paid homage to his influences, particularly Bob Willis. Not surprisingly, Haggard also proved to be a great storyteller too. Before "Workin' In Tennessee," arguably one of the best songs ever written about a guitar, Haggard told the story of an old Martin guitar that was ruined when the Country Music Hall of Fame was flooded in the early 2000s. Whoever had the unfortunate job of informing Haggard that his prized guitar was gone told him that they'd last seen the guitar floating down the Cumberland River and that Marty Stuart jumped in to save it and got his hair wet, adding a little humor to a really sad situation. In his signature song, "Okie From Muskogee," Haggard reminded the audience that this is a song written about marijuana, which elicited the usual amount of hollering. "I'm not giving you any," he laughed. "It's just a song about it." Most of the audience seemed to miss out on the fact that this song is actually a tongue-in-cheek jab at the uninformed nature of simple small-town life, but no matter; everyone who is a fan of Merle Haggard should see him perform this song live. It's a shame that the real Willie Nelson wasn't in attendance for a duet of "Poncho & Lefty," but that's just about the only thing that could have made it better. On "Momma Tried," though, Haggard left the singing mostly up to the crowd, which they were happy to do. This was one of the only times that he seemed to be a little tired, but who could blame him? It was probably well after every other 74-year old on the planet's bedtime, and he was still playing a show. Unfortunately, when I look at the set lists that Haggard played in other cities, it seems like the Fort Worth crowd may not have gotten all of his best. My very favorite Haggard song, "Silver Wings," and close second "Footlights," were played in other sets across the country but not on Saturday night. Considering that the stop at Billy Bob's was toward the end of his touring schedule, it's really not all that surprising that he played a much shorter show, if still disappointing. In retrospect, the crowd was relatively subdued considering that we were in the world's largest honky-tonk, with one major exception. Something about country music makes 40-something soccer moms from the suburbs want to let their hair down and get a little crazy. Saturday night's show was no exception, with crowds of blonde suburban wives with bottle beers somehow managing to be more rowdy than the packs of TCU frat boys. Maybe it's the cowboy boots. All the same, the night ended rather abruptly as Haggard left without coming back to play an encore and the crowd did not do much to demand one. Perhaps everyone figured that it was time for the old man to retire for the evening. His band, the Strangers, played him off with an oddly jazzy version of "Okie From Muskogee," which added a little unnecessary cheese. Still, even with these missteps that could have made any other show insufferable, Haggard is a living legend in the truest sense of the word. Merle Haggard's place as one of the most transformative figures in country music has been settled for at least a few decades now, but that doesn't mean that he's gotten lazy in his old age. It's true that his best years are behind him and he didn't do anything new or revolutionary on that stage at Billy Bob's, but that's because he didn't have to. This is the kind of country music that is good for the soul and that is always good enough on its own. 2520 Rodeo Plaza Fort Worth, TX 76164 817-624-7117 www.billybobstexas.com Catch up on the day's news and stay informed with our daily digest of the most popular news, music, food and arts stories in Dallas, delivered to your inbox Monday through Friday. All-access pass to top stories, events and offers around town.

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Mesquite Elementary School open after Gilbert firefighters put out 'floor to ceiling' fire Classes were expected to resume as normal Tuesday at Mesquite Elementary School in Gilbert after an overnight fire there. Gilbert firefighters found a "floor to ceiling" fire inside a classroom at the school near Lindsay Road and Mesquite Street early Tuesday. The cause of the fire was not immediately known. Mesquite Elementary Principal Dawn Koberstein said in a statement to parents that firefighters were able to contain the fire to one side of a small modular building near the entrance of the school. None of the main buildings at Mesquite Elementary were damaged by the fire. Koberstein said in the statement that the safety of the students and staff was never at risk and that classes were expected to resume as normal Tuesday morning. READ MORE: - American Airlines to offer new nonstop Phoenix-London flight - Joe Arpaio's campaign in chaos in final days of Arizona's U.S. Senate race - Audit: Pinal County Attorney's and Sheriff's offices mishandled distribution of funds

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Michael Jordan finally issued his response to LaVar Ball's bravado. "I don't think he could beat me if I was one-legged," Jordan said. Ball, the outspoken father of Los Angeles Lakers rookie Lonzo Ball, previously said he would beat Jordan in a game of 1-on-1 back in his prime. Jordan, a six-time NBA champion and considered by many the greatest player ever, had held his tongue on a response - at least for a while. BayAreaHQ.com posted a video Monday of Jordan talking to campers at his summer youth basketball camp in Santa Barbara, California. "You've got to understand the source," Jordan said when asked about Ball. "He played, I think, college. ... maybe? He averaged 2.2 points per game. Really?" Ball played one season at Washington State. ___ For more AP NBA coverage: https://apnews.com/tag/NBAbasketball

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Mika Miyashima says to expect a hot, muggy weekend as the trade winds have gone away. Mika Miyashima says to expect a hot, muggy weekend as the trade winds have gone away. Maleko Mcdonnell takes a spin in the 2018 Range Rover Velar. Maleko Mcdonnell takes a spin in the 2018 Range Rover Velar. The Board of Water Supply has repaired a broken water-main in Nanakuli and is now working to fill and re-pave the roadway. The Board of Water Supply has repaired a broken water-main in Nanakuli and is now working to fill and re-pave the roadway. Hawaiian Eye Center physician and surgeon Dr. Steven Rhee joins Lei Kaholokula for this week's Aging Well segment. Hawaiian Eye Center physician and surgeon Dr. Steven Rhee joins Lei Kaholokula for this week's Aging Well segment. Brandi breaks down the game of the week: Kalaheo at Kalani, plus Kamehameha vs St. Louis and more. Brandi breaks down the game of the week: Kalaheo at Kalani, plus Kamehameha vs St. Louis and more. KITV

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Millville police calls for April 6 - Police reported a house on the 800 block of Wheaton Avenue was struck by 17 bullets about 9:10 p.m. Tuesday. There were no injuries. - Police said a 39-year-old Delmont man was hospitalized after a vehicle struck him while he was crossing North 2nd Street near Union Crossing Boulevard about 8:50 p.m. Thursday. The man, whose name was not released, reportedly ran across the street from the western side to the eastern side and was struck in the northbound lane. The man was taken to Inspira Medical Center in Vineland then to Cooper University Hospital in Camden, where as of early Friday morning he was in stable condition. The vehicle had a green light to proceed, witnesses told police. The accident remains under investigation. - Kionnah S. Haile, 23, of Dock Street was arrested at 11:34 p.m. Thursday at the Canal Street boat ramps on a $1,000 Hamilton warrant. She was released on her recognizance. - Shane T. McManamy, 37, of Cedarbrook Avenue in Bridgeton was arrested at 10:37 p.m. Thursday on Mulford Avenue on a no-bail Millville warrant related to a restraining order violation. He was taken to Cumberland County Jail. - Jaysen M. “Jigga” Redfern Jr., 38, was arrested at 12:24 a.m. Thursday at the Canal Street boat ramps. Redfern was sought on a $250 Lawnside warrant and a $1,500 Vineland warrant. He was released on his own recognizance. - Lois A. Brown, 53, of Smith Street was arrested Thursday on Smith Street on charges of simple assault, resisting arrest by eluding, and refusal to fingerprint. She was released pending court. More: Winners' night: PAL packs commission meeting More: Millville budget proposal brings fight on taxes, police - David B. Parent Jr., 26, of Truman Place was arrested Thursday at North High and East Pine streets on a $21,750 Cumberland County Superior Court warrant. Parent also was charged with possession of a hypodermic syringe. He was jailed. - Shardinae E. Wise, 23, of West Walnut Road in Vineland was arrested Thursday at a traffic stop at High and Powell streets on a $750 Bridgeton warrant. Wise was released after posting $75 bail. - Darius H. Coleman, 29, of Cecile Drive was arrested Wednesday in Milmay on a simple assault charge. He was taken to Cumberland County Jail. - Angelique Butler, 23, of East Broad Street was arrested Wednesday on East Broad Street on a simple assault charge from an incident on Buck Street. She was released pending court. - Marlon D. Thompson, 45, of Sassafras Street was arrested Wednesday on the 400 block of Sassafras Street on a disorderly conduct charge. He was released pending court. - Leroy Diggs Sr., 64, of Vine Road was arrested Wednesday night at Cooper University Hospital in Camden. Diggs was charged with aggravated assault, possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose, and unlawful possession of a weapon from a March 27 incident on South Vine Road. He was turned over to county corrections officers at the hospital and will be processed after discharge from the hospital. - Natasha F. Lacey, 35, of South Burlington Road in Bridgeton was arrested Wednesday night at West Main Street and Brown Avenue. Lacey was charged with possession of a hypodermic syringe. She was released pending court. - Lloyd H. Slater, 32, of South 2nd Street was arrested Wednesday night on South 2nd Street on a $750 Millville warrant in a shoplifting case. Slater also was sought on a Cumberland County Superior Court warrant. He was jailed on both matters. Slater was arrested again Thursday night on South 2nd Street on a criminal trespass charge and was jailed. - Carl M. Camp Jr., 26, of Port Elizabeth surrendered Wednesday night on a no-bail, Cumberland County Superior Court warrant. He was jailed. - Levender H. Guilford Sr., 22, of South 3rd Street surrendered Wednesday night on a Cumberland County Superior Court contempt warrant for violating a restraining order in an April 2 incident on West Foundry Street. He was released pending court. - Keven M. Riley, 38, of Fairton Road was arrested at 11:07 p.m. Monday at North 2nd and East Main streets. Riley was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of a hypodermic syringe. He also was sought on a $1,500 Vineland warrant. He was jailed on the warrant. - Katie M. Carole, 26, of Port Elizabeth was arrested Monday after a traffics top on North 2nd Street. Police said she was arrested after falsely identifying herself as Kelli L. Smith. Carole turned out to be wanted on four Cumberland County Superior Court warrants and a North Wildwood warrant. She was jailed. ALSO IN SOUTH JERSEY - Badge is passed: Son joins father with Millville police - Millville Maniacs U12 boys' soccer team earn tournament title - 2 Cumberland County men plead guilty to meth possession in La. Read or Share this story: https://vineland.dj/2GCsTQR

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Moderna plans African vaccine plant as drugmakers urged to help poorest Moderna plans to invest up to US$500 million to build a factory in Africa to make up to 500 million doses of mRNA vaccines each year, including its COVID-19 shot, as pressure grows on the pharmaceutical industry to manufacture drugs on the continent. African countries and the World Health Organization (WHO) have been urging drugmakers for months to set up vaccine plants on the continent to help it secure supplies of COVID-19 shots that have been hoovered up by wealthier nations. As of Thursday, only about 4.5% of Africans had been fully vaccinated against COVID-19, according to the continent's top public health official, John Nkengasong. Moderna's proposed site is expected to include drug substance manufacturing as well as bottling and packaging capabilities. The U.S. drugmaker said it would begin the process of deciding the country and location soon. "We expect to manufacture our COVID-19 vaccine as well as additional products within our mRNA vaccine portfolio at this facility," CEO Stephane Bancel said in a statement. Nkengasong, director of the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention, said he had not seen the Moderna statement and the company had not consulted with him. At a news conference, he welcomed any efforts to address the continent's medium- to long-term needs, but said Moderna's plans would not solve its problems securing doses now. The move comes as a debate rages between drugmakers and governments about waiving intellectual property rights for COVID-19 vaccines to help end the pandemic and give more developing countries access to shots. The United States said it would support a waiver, but the idea has faced opposition from pharmaceutical firms, which argue they need to oversee any technology transfer due to the complexity of the manufacturing process. POTENTIAL SITES Potential candidates to host Moderna's African plant include South Africa, Rwanda and Senegal, health experts say, although a senior South African official involved in a drive to boost local vaccine manufacturing said he wasn't aware of the Moderna announcement. South Africa's health department didn't respond to a request for comment. Pfizer and its partner BioNTech struck a deal in July for South Africa's Biovac to help make around 100 million doses a year of their COVID-19 vaccine for Africa. BioNTech said in August that it was looking into building malaria and tuberculosis vaccine production sites using mRNA technology in Rwanda and Senegal. The WHO has been trying to persuade Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech to join forces with its plan for an African tech transfer hub. But a senior WHO official told Reuters last month there hadn't been much progress in talks with Moderna. Nkengasong said he hoped Moderna would work with an initiative called the Partnerships for African Vaccine Manufacturing launched this year which looks at Africa's needs at a continental level. "Ten countries in Africa have expressed an interest in vaccine manufacturing, (we) can actually bring them all together and put Moderna at the center of that. ... That would really speak to the need to be transparent and also ... coordinate our efforts," he said. On Wednesday, Sweden and Denmark paused use of Moderna's vaccine for younger age groups after reports of possible rare cardiovascular side effects and citing data from an unpublished Nordic study. Its shares closed down 9% on Wednesday. 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Montreal's big hope: Students city councillors for the day turn down "bribes" Article content We often accuse politicians of acting like children, but what if children acted like politicians? Dozens of high school students took over Montreal City Hall Friday and became “councillors” for a day. Montreal Gazette reporter Christopher Curtis tried to get them to accept bribes. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or tap here to see other videos from our team. tap here to see other videos from our team. Montreal's big hope: Students city councillors for the day turn down "bribes" Back to video Mayor Denis Coderre made an appearance at Friday’s event, gently chastising Curtis for his prank. Advertisement 2 Advertisement

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Montreal man, 49, charged with stabbing police officer in Michigan airport 'He spent a little time in the restroom. Dropped both bags and came out, pulled out a knife, yelled 'Allahu akbar,' and stabbed Lt. Neville in the neck' A Montreal man entered the Bishop International Airport in Flint, Michigan Wednesday morning, yelled “Allahu akbar!” and stabbed a security officer in the neck, according to U.S. federal prosecutors. Amor Ftouhi, 49, was arrested shortly after the incident and charged with committing violence at an airport. Yesterday afternoon and evening, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, assisted by the Montreal police, searched Ftouhi’s apartment on Bélair St. in Montreal’s St-Michel district. Montreal police spokesman Benoit Boiselle said the search was being conducted at the request of the FBI, and added that the Montreal police anti-terrorism squad was also involved. According to his Facebook page, Ftouhi was born in Tunis, Tunisia, where he studied at the faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences of Tunis. The page also says he graduated from Collège O’Sullivan, a private, bilingual college on de la Montagne St. in Montreal. Industrielle Alliance, an insurance company headquartered in Quebec City with offices on McGill College Ave., is listed as one of Ftouhi’s past employers. Luciano Piazza, the owner of the 11-unit building, said Ftouhi has been renting an apartment from him for six years, and lived there with his wife and children. Piazzi, who said he hadn’t heard about the airport stabbing, called Ftouhi “a very good guy,” and added that neither he nor any of the building’s residents ever had any trouble with him. Other neighbourhood residents contacted by the Montreal Gazette said they knew nothing about Ftouhi or his life, with many saying they had never even seen him before. One woman who did recognize Ftouhi said she has never spoken to him because he looked unsociable. The RCMP refused to divulge any more information on the investigation Wednesday night. Their search caused quite a stir in the neighbourhood, with groups of people who live blocks away coming over to see what the commotion was all about. Several drivers stopped in front of the building where Ftouhi lives to ask what was going on. Earlier Wednesday, FBI special agent in charge David Gelios told a news conference outside the Bishop airport that the stabbing took place around 9:45 a.m. in Flint, about 80 kilometres northwest of Detroit. Ftouhi appeared in federal court and heard the charge against him late Wednesday. He will get a court-appointed attorney. U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions says the stabbing is being investigated as an act of terrorism. Sessions said in a statement that he is “proud of the swift response” by authorities from both nations, and added it will be “prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.” Court spokesman David Ashenfelter says Ftouhi will remain in custody until a bond hearing next Wednesday. Ftouhi entered the United States legally in Lake Champlain, N.Y., on June 16 and made his way to Flint on Wednesday morning, Gelios said. “We do know Mr. Ftouhi entered the airport, he spent a little time on the first level, then he went upstairs he spent some time in the restaurant up there,” he said. “Then he came out, he was carrying baggage. He went into a restroom. He spent a little time in the restroom. Dropped both bags and came out, pulled out a knife, yelled ‘Allahu akbar,’ and stabbed Lt. Neville in the neck.” Lt. Jeff Neville with the Bishop International Airport police underwent surgery and his condition has been upgraded from critical to stable, said Michigan State Police Lt. Mike Shaw. Authorities said they have no indication at this time that Ftouhi was involved in a “wider plot,” but the investigation is in its early stages. The criminal complaint says Ftouhi stabbed Neville with a large knife and declared “Allahu akbar,” the Arabic phrase for “God is great.” The FBI, which is leading the investigation, said Ftouhi said something similar to “you have killed people in Syria, Iraq, and Afghanistan, and we are all going to die.” “As we progress and take this matter to grand jury for indictment, other charges could be pending later on,” Gelios said. “It’s an ongoing investigation, there are joint operations going on in Canada as we speak. We want to thank our Canadian partners who are helping us further investigate this attack.” Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale called the incident a “heinous and cowardly attack.” “There is complete co-operation between the RCMP and other Canadian authorities and agencies with all of their counterparts in the United States and we will do everything we possibly can to assist in this matter,” Goodale told reporters in Ottawa. Meanwhile, witnesses in Flint described seeing the suspect led away in handcuffs by police, Neville bleeding and a knife on the ground. “The cop was on his hands and knees bleeding from his neck,” Ken Brown told local media. Cherie Carpenter, who was awaiting a flight to Texas to see her new grandchild, told a local TV station she saw the attacker being led away in handcuffs. She described the man in custody as appearing “blank, just totally blank.”

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