House OKs bill on reviving Yucca Mountain nuclear waste dump in Nevada The House has approved an election-year bill to revive the mothballed nuclear waste dump at Nevada 's Yucca Mountain despite opposition from home-state lawmakers . Supporters say the bill approved Thursday would help solve a nuclear-waste storage problem that has festered for more than three decades . More than 80,000 metric tons of spent fuel from commercial nuclear power plants sit idle in 121 communities across 39 states . The bill would direct the Energy Department to continue a licensing process for Yucca Mountain while moving forward with a separate plan for a temporary storage site in New Mexico or Texas . More : Sheep Dip calling it quits after January show in Reno More : Ex-girlfriend says Nevada political consultant damaged her vision More : Sandoval lashes out at Yucca Mountain funding , says Trump wo n't test nukes in Nevada The House approved the bill , 340-72 . It now goes to the Senate , where Nevada 's two senators have vowed to block it . It 's past time for the federal government to `` fulfill its obligation and permanently dispose of the spent nuclear fuel sitting in our states , alongside our lakes , rivers and roadways , '' said Rep. John Shimkus , R-Ill. , the bill 's sponsor . `` People are ready to do something rather than nothing , '' he added , predicting a strong bipartisan vote in favor of the bill . President Donald Trump 's administration has proposed reviving the long-stalled Yucca project 100 miles northwest of Las Vegas , but the plan faces bipartisan opposition from the state 's governor and congressional delegation . Energy Secretary Rick Perry has said the U.S. has a `` moral obligation '' to find a long-term solution to store spent fuel from its commercial nuclear fleet . Trump 's budget proposes $ 120 million to revive the Yucca project . `` We can no longer kick the can down the road , '' Perry said last year . Nevada Sen. Dean Heller , a Republican who is locked in a close race for re-election , blasted the upcoming vote as `` an exercise in futility . '' Heller vowed that , `` Under my watch , I will not let one more hard-earned taxpayer dollar go toward this failed project — just as I have in the past . Yucca Mountain is dead , it is that simple . '' Democratic Rep. Jacky Rosen , Heller 's likely opponent in the general election , has filed an amendment that would delay any licensing activity for Yucca Mountain until the White House Office of Management and Budget conducts a study of the economic effects from alternative uses of the site . `` I 'm using every tool at my disposal to put an end to this administration 's reckless plans to turn Nevada into a dumping ground for highly radioactive nuclear waste , '' Rosen said in a statement . She called Yucca a `` failed project '' and `` complete waste of time and taxpayer money . '' Nevada Democrats blame Heller for even allowing the vote , noting that he is a close friend of House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy , R-Calif. , who controls the House schedule . `` Sen. Heller tries to brag about standing between Washington and Yucca Mountain , but our weak and ineffective senator could n't even dissuade one of his closest friends on Capitol Hill from preparing to ram this bill through the Republican-controlled House , '' said Sarah Abel , a spokeswoman for Nevada Democrats . While the fight over Yucca resumes , lawmakers say they hope to make progress on a plan to temporarily house tons of spent fuel that have been piling up at nuclear reactors around the country . Private companies have proposed state-of-the-art , underground facilities in remote areas of west Texas and southeastern New Mexico to store nuclear waste for up to 40 years . The nuclear industry has said temporary storage must be addressed since the licensing process for Yucca Mountain would take years under a best-case scenario .

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MADRID -- Activist Greta Thunberg on Wednesday accused governments and businesses of misleading the public by holding climate talks that are not achieving real action against what she called the world 's `` climate emergency . '' In a speech peppered with scientific facts about global warming , the Swedish 16-year-old told negotiators at the UN 's climate talks in Madrid that they have to stop looking for loopholes for their countries ' actions and face up to the ambition that is needed to protect the world from a global warming disaster . `` The real danger is when politicians and CEOs are making it look like real action is happening , when in fact almost nothing is being done , apart from clever accounting and creative PR , '' said Thunberg , who later Wednesday was named Time magazine 's `` person of the year . '' `` Finding holistic solutions is what ( this meeting ) should be all about , but instead it seems to have turned into some kind of opportunity for countries to negotiate loopholes and to avoid raising their ambition , '' she added , to wide applause . About 40 climate activists , including indigenous people from several continents , briefly joined Thunberg after her speech on the conference 's main stage , holding hands and demanding `` Climate Justice ! '' through slogans and songs . Time magazine said Thunberg won its 2019 award `` for sounding the alarm about humanity 's predatory relationship with the only home we have , for bringing to a fragmented world a voice that transcends backgrounds and borders , for showing us all what it might look like when a new generation leads . '' Climate negotiators in Madrid also had one eye on Brussels , where the European Union announced a 100-billion euro ( $ 130-billion ) plan to help wean EU nations off fossil fuels . German Environment Minister Svenja Schulze said she hoped the `` European Green Deal '' would `` give the discussions here a boost . '' `` It 's a really important signal if the EU puts protecting the climate centre stage in this way , '' she told reporters in Madrid . The European Commission hopes the fund will help the regions that stand to be hit the hardest financially by the transition to cleaner industries -- namely Hungary , the Czech Republic and Poland , which rely heavily on coal-fired power plants . Those nations have yet to commit to the EU 's goal of having net zero CO2 emissions by 2050 . The climate talks in Madrid entered choppier waters Wednesday with ministers struggling to agree on rules for a global carbon market and possible ways to compensate vulnerable countries for disasters caused by global warming . World leaders agreed in Paris four years ago to keep global warming below 2 degrees Celsius ( 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit ) , ideally no more than 1.5 C ( 2.7 F ) by the end of the century . Scientists say countries will miss both of those goals by a wide margin unless drastic steps are taken to begin cutting greenhouse gas emissions next year . Saying that the message does n't seem to be getting through to governments , more than 100 activists led by representatives of indigenous peoples from Latin and North America made their way to the talks ' venue , briefly blocking the entrance to a plenary meeting where UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres was to speak . UN security personnel talked to the activists , who agreed to take their unauthorized protest outdoors . Some experts echoed the activists ' concerns about a lack of progress . `` In my almost 30 years in this process , never have I seen the almost total disconnect that we 're seeing here in Madrid , between what the science requires and the people of the world are demanding on the one hand and what the climate negotiations are delivering in terms of meaningful action , '' said Alden Meyer of the Union of Concerned Scientist , a U.S.-based non-profit group . Speaking at the summit , the UN 's Guterres said that the 1.5 C limit was `` still within reach '' if countries , starting with the main emitters , step up emission cuts over the next 12 months . Earlier , he suggested that negotiators in Madrid stop listening to those who oppose more ambitious measures for reducing emissions . `` I call on anyone who is still lobbying their governments for a slow transition -- or even in some cases no transition -- to end those activities now , '' he said . The UN chief said governments were slowing down businesses action on the climate front by keeping `` bureaucratic and regulatory obstacles , including perverse fossil fuel subsidies . '' Johan Rockstrom , director of the Postdam Institute of Climate Studies , said for 20 years `` we have underestimated the pace of change and we have underestimated the risks we are facing . '' Addressing the heads of delegations , activists and non-governmental organizations at the climate talks , Rockstrom said the planet is heading to warming by 3-4 C in only 80 years . He said that could create an environment unseen in Earth for more than 4 million years and could trigger disastrous domino effects for human life . `` We stand on an unprecedented mountain of truth , '' he said . `` If nature fails , we fail as well . '' Following him , Thunberg cited the same reports , insisting that national pledges to reduce emissions were n't enough . She said carbon needs to remain underground and that the greenhouse gases responsible for rising temperatures need to be zeroed . `` This is not leading , this is misleading , '' she told the plenary , adding that `` every fraction of a degree matters . '' -- -- -- AP journalists Bernat Armangue and Helena Alves contributed to this report . -- -- -- The Associated Press Health and Science Department receives support from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute 's Department of Science Education . The AP is solely responsible for all content .

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And firm also voices its concerns over Brexit The rise of post-truth politics and the UK 's exit from the European Union are undermining pharma innovation , according to Bayer chief executive Werner Baumann . Both are `` reasons for concern '' , given the importance of `` reliable and innovation-friendly conditions in our markets '' , he told a press briefing on the company 's annual results at its headquarters in Leverkusen , Germany last week . `` For some time we 've been observing a profound change in the culture of political discourse , '' Baumann ( pictured above ) said . `` Unfortunately , objective debate can no longer be expected and emotions are increasingly the substitute for fact . '' `` This is resulting in a situation in which decisions are no longer based primarily on rational reasoning . '' The consequent unpredictability is `` a severe handicap for innovative companies like Bayer '' , given their need for long term planning and investment . Embodying emotion-driven politics for many is US president Donald Trump , with whom Baumann met last month . However , the `` emotional factor in politics '' was not discussed at that meeting , he said , adding that it was instead confined to the future of agriculture and the potential impact in the US of Bayer ’ s $ 66bn acquisition of agri-business firm Monsanto . Although Baumann did not discuss US trade , he added : “ We are a globally-acting company and we stand for free and open markets . Limiting free trade will result in all parties losing. ” Brexit , Bayer and pharma Meanwhile , taking aim at the implications of the UK ’ s decision to leave the EU , Baumann said : “ Europe is experiencing an identity crisis , with centrifugal forces increasing . “ In view of this situation , we need to inject new strength into the European ideal . One thing seems clear , we can ’ t simply carry on as before . The European Union will have to consider reform if it is to remain attractive in the long term. ” Brexit would need to be managed in such a way as to minimise its negative economic and social effects as much as possible , he added . “ We find it unfortunate that the British government has taken the decision to push for a ‘ hard ’ Brexit . We are not directly affected at this time because , quite frankly , it is too early – we don ’ t know what the British regulations will look like , because they have to be transitioned , and that will undoubtedly take some time. ” This transition period before Bayer is able to gauge the effect of Brexit on its business would take ‘ multiple years ’ , but the ability of non-British nationals to continue to work in the UK was ‘ worrisome ’ . Earlier this year the UK government unveiled a new industrial strategy , in which life sciences will play a key role , but uncertainty persists when it comes to the future role of UK medicines regulator the MHRA and its European counterpart the EMA , the later - for now , at least - still located in London . Publicis Life Brands Resolute provides real-life practical solutions to your issues , without fuss or fluff . We are an experienced team ...

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NFL fans to be subject to increased searches before Sunday 's match at Wembley following recent terror attacks in London - Jacksonville Jaguars and Baltimore Ravens face off at Wembley on Sunday - Every fan attending will be subject to a search , with most bags banned - Officials are stepping up security following the recent terror attacks - Sportsmail understands ‘ hourly ’ discussions are being held over arrangements Every fan attending Sunday ’ s American Football match at Wembley will be subject to a search , with most bags banned as officials step up security following the recent terror attacks . Sportsmail understands ‘ hourly ’ discussions are being held over safety arrangements — amid concerns from owners in the USA — for the clash between Jacksonville Jaguars and Baltimore Ravens . Since the last gridiron fixture on these shores , terror attacks have taken place in Manchester and London . As a result , a series of new measures are in place for all four regular-season clashes to be staged in the capital . For security reasons , many of those need to be kept under wraps , however , each fan may be searched and bags such as rucksacks , handbags and laptop carriers will be forbidden . It ’ s a match between two American sides on British soil , watched by millions across the world , but the NFL say they ‘ have not been advised of any threats to our games or events ’ . Related Articles - Madden actor Scott Porter says potential NFL fans can break into the sport via the game 's new Longshot mode : 'It 's an entry point for people who are n't fully immersed' - Madden 18 Longshot star JR Lemon plays main character who is trying to live his NFL dream against the odds : 'From the emotional side it ’ s a story about football that ’ s not about football' Aside from the Wembley match , a series of fan events will also take place at which security will also be tightened . Following the Manchester attack in May , executives from a number of NFL teams voiced concerns over the safety of those travelling outside the US to play matches . They were reassured by the NFL . Metal detectors are commonplace across NFL stadiums and fans at the opening game of the year , between the Super Bowl champion New England Patriots and Kansas City Chiefs , had to pass under them . The fixture will be the 18th held in London and comes 10 years after the first game at Wembley . A further three will be held in the capital before the end of October . New Orleans Saints will take on the Miami Dolphins at Wembley on October 1 before the Arizona Cardinals face the Los Angeles Rams at Twickenham on October 22 . The Minnesota Vikings and Cleveland Browns will complete the quartet at English rugby ’ s HQ on October 29 . An NFL spokesman said : ‘ We have not been advised of any threats to our games or events . We have been and will continue to work in close co-ordination with law enforcement and intelligence personnel in both countries , along with our teams , our security staffs and outside specialists to ensure the safety of our events . ‘ We will constantly be reviewing the issue in the days and weeks leading up to our games . We have played 17 regular-season games to date safely and successfully in the UK and look forward to four great games in London this season , beginning with the Baltimore-Jacksonville game. ’ Clutch bags will be permitted , while those who need to bring in bags that are not allowed for medical reasons have been urged to contact stadium customer service . 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Bismarck man accused of exchanging child sexual abuse material enters not guilty plea Published : Jul . 5 , 2022 at 6:49 PM CDT|Updated : 4 hours ago BISMARCK , N.D. ( KFYR ) - A Bismarck man accused of possessing and exchanging child sexual abuse materials has pleaded not guilty to several felonies . Thirty-six-year-old Brett Rittenbach was arrested in May after a CyberTip led investigators to his IP address . Prosecutors say he had numerous sexually explicit images of children on his cell phone . He ’ s scheduled to face a jury in Sept . If convicted , he could face up to 20 years in prison . Copyright 2022 KFYR . All rights reserved .

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Everything coming to PlayStation Now this April PlayStation have announced their April lineup for PlayStation Now , which starts today , April 5 . UP NEXT UP NEXT Sonic Origins to release on the birthday of Sonic franchiseBANG Showbiz Jane Foster will have cancer in Thor : Love and ThunderBANG Showbiz Paul Bettany teases his return as VisionBANG Showbiz New ‘ Tales from the Borderlands ’ coming in 2022BANG Showbiz Dungeons and Dragons movie gets official title : Honor Among ThievesBANG Showbiz LEGO Star Wars : The Skywalker Saga had the biggest launch for any LEGO gameBANG Showbiz Jane Foster ’ s Mighty Thor coming to Marvel 's AvengersBANG Showbiz Overwatch 2 developers ‘ upset and annoyed ’ by delaysBANG Showbiz Digimon Survive finally releasing this July after several delaysBANG Showbiz Spider-Man : Across the Spider-Verse delayed to 2023BANG Showbiz Returnal director says developers can ‘ always do more ’ to make games more accessibleBANG Showbiz Moon Knight arrives to FortniteBANG Showbiz Nintendo moves up Xenoblade Chronicles 3 release to 29th JulyBANG Showbiz Sucker Punch no longer ‘ actively working on additional patches ’ for Ghost of TsushimaBANG Showbiz Jason Momoa 'in talks ' to star in Minecraft movie for Warner Bros.BANG Showbiz

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Thursday , Oct. 6 , 2011 | 10:38 a.m. A federal jury in Las Vegas is considering the fate of an active-duty Navy SEAL facing charges that he smuggled machine guns from Iraq and Afghanistan and conspired to sell weapons and explosives in the United States . The jury begins deliberating Thursday , a day after Petty Officer Nicholas Bickle sat in his Navy uniform during closing arguments while his attorney , James Pokorny ( poh-COR'-nee ) , said he should be acquitted . Bickle did n't testify during the 2 1/2 week trial , and Pokorny says prosecutors failed to prove their case . Assistant U.S. Attorney Phillip N. Smith Jr. asked for the conviction of the 34-year-old Bickle on 15 conspiracy , weapons and explosives charges . He showed the jury AK-47 and M92 machine guns , a sniper rifle and other weapons that Bickle is accused of dealing .

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WASHINGTON > > House Republicans plan to vote to authorize legal action against President Barack Obama over his executive actions on immigration . House Speaker John Boehner announced the plans in a closed-door meeting with lawmakers on Tuesday . He told them GOP leaders are finalizing plans to authorize litigation to block Obama ’ s moves that lifted the threat of deportation for millions of people here illegally . Options include joining a lawsuit already filed by states over the issue , or filing a separate lawsuit , according to aides . The House already has passed legislation to overturn Obama ’ s actions , but the Senate looks unlikely to agree to the bill . House Republicans already have sued to try to undo Obama ’ s health care law .

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Advertisement FOLLOW ON TORONTO -- Low oxygen levels in the world ’ s oceans are threatening fish species and disrupting ecosystems , warn experts in a new report released at the UN climate conference in Madrid on Saturday . As a result of increasing global temperatures and nutrient pollution , oxygen is declining in the oceans and coastal waters . That is threatening the livelihood of large fish species such as tuna , sharks , swordfish and marlin , the report found . The larger fish are being forced to move toward shallow surfaces where there is more oxygen , but that leaves them vulnerable to overfishing , according to the report . In the largest peer-reviewed study done on ocean deoxygenation , scientists determined that there are now 700 ocean sites suffering from low oxygen . In the 1960s , there were only 45 ocean sites with low oxygen . The report , titled “ Ocean deoxygenation : Everyone ’ s problem ” , was released on Saturday by the International Union for Conservation of Nature ( IUCN ) at the UN Climate Change Conference . “ Ocean deoxygenation is causing the loss biodiversity and loss of habitats , ” Minna Epps , director of the Global Marine and Polar Program at IUCN , told CTV News Channel on Saturday . “ The habitats are shrinking as species are fleeing these oxygen-deprived areas , but it ’ s also altering the energy and the biochemical cycling. ” The report , conducted by 67 scientists from 17 different countries , found oxygen levels in the world ’ s oceans declined by two per cent between 1960 and 2010 . “ Two per cent may not sound like a lot , but there have been huge regional differences , ” explained Epps . “ Outside the southeast coast of California , in the deeper waters , we ’ ve actually seen a 30 per cent decline in oxygen levels over the last 25 years. ” The report indicates that under the status quo , the ocean is expected to lose three to four per cent of its oxygen by 2100 . “ Climate change impact on oceans weakens its ability to provide services , whether it ’ s food , carbon storage or oxygen generation , ” said Epps . Co-author of the report , Dan Laffoley , is calling the findings the “ ultimate wake-up call. ” “ Ocean oxygen depletion is menacing marine ecosystems already under stress from ocean warming and acidification , ” said Laffoley in an IUCN press release . “ To stop the worrying expansion of oxygen-poor areas , we need to decisively curb greenhouse gas emissions as well as nutrient pollution from agriculture and other sources . '' Epps suggests reducing greenhouse emissions , investing in nature-based solutions that will help restore and protect the ecosystem and reducing non-climate change stressors such as overfishing as some actions that can be taken to prevent further damage and loss . Officials from 200 countries are gathered in Madrid for the annual UN Climate Change Conference to discuss details of the Paris climate accord . “ The very decisions being made at the climate meeting in Madrid will determine the future of our oceans , whether it will continue to be oxygen-thriving ecosystem or if it will be irreversibly lost , ” said Epps .

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ST. PAUL , Minn. -- The girlfriend of a black motorist who was fatally shot by a police officer during a traffic stop in Minnesota testified Tuesday saying that she began livestreaming the event because she feared for her own life . Diamond Reynolds cried as squad car video , her Facebook video and still images of her boyfriend , Philando Castile , were shown in court . Her voice broke as she identified Officer Jeronimo Yanez and explained her snap decision to record the encounter moments after Yanez fired into the car . `` Because I know that the people are not protected against the police , '' Reynolds said . `` I wanted to make sure if I died in front of my daughter that people would know the truth . '' Yanez , 29 , who is Latino , is charged with manslaughter and two counts of dangerous discharge of a firearm for endangering Reynolds and her 4-year-old daughter , who was in the back seat . Castile had informed Yanez that he was carrying a gun , and Yanez 's attorneys have argued he was reacting to the presence of the gun . Defense attorneys also have argued that Castile was stoned during the stop and it affected his actions , and plan to introduce evidence he had THC - the high-producing component of marijuana - in his system the day of his death . Attorney Earl Gray asked Reynolds -- who was arrested on suspicion of assault in a separate case -- several questions related to her marijuana use and Castile 's , and Reynolds acknowledged smoking regularly . She also acknowledged marijuana was in the car at the time Castile was pulled over for a broken taillight . Gray cited a Facebook video Reynolds posted showing her and Castile smoking pot in a car with her daughter in the back seat the day before the shooting , but Castile 's use of marijuana the day of the shooting was n't addressed in morning testimony . In opening statements Monday , the two sides laid out narratives with a key difference : Whether Yanez ever saw Castile 's gun . Castile , an elementary school cafeteria worker , had a permit to carry the weapon . Prosecutor Rick Dusterhoft said Yanez can be heard on the video in the minutes after the shooting telling a fellow officer he did n't know where the gun was . That portion of the video was n't played Monday . Dusterhoft said nobody saw the gun until paramedics found it in Castile 's pocket . Defense attorney Paul Engh countered that Castile ignored his commands and reached for his gun . He said Yanez will testify that he saw Castile 's hand on the grip . He said Yanez then followed his training and made an instant decision to open fire because he believed his life was in danger . A jury of 15 , including three alternates , is hearing the case in Ramsey County District Court . Two of the 15 are black . Castile 's death was among a string of killings of blacks by police around the U.S. , and it renewed concerns about how officers interact with minorities . Castile 's family claimed he was profiled because of his race . Minnesota Democratic Gov . Mark Dayton also injected his viewpoint , saying police likely would n't have fired if Castile had been white .

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Ederson jumped at the chance to go in goal when he realised he was n't cut out to be a defender . The Brazilian has signed for Manchester City in a £34.7m deal , more money than any British club has ever paid before for a goalkeeper as Pep Guardiola 's overhaul continues . But as a youngster Ederson had designs about playing in defence - before he decided his chances would be better if he switched position . “ I used to play in my neighbourhood , in Osasco , in my city , I used to play in the clay , '' he said . `` I was n't a goalkeeper , I was a defender . I realised I was n't very skillful to be a defender so I asked to become a goalkeeper . Everything started there . `` I had some trials , I did n't pass them . Meanwhile , I went to São Paulo to do a first trial with them with another 250-300 kids . `` I played less than five minutes and they gave me the opportunity there . I stayed four or five years at the club but I did n't have many opportunities , so I left São Paulo and had the chance to join Benfica . `` My career in Europe started there when I was 15-years-old and that taught me a lot . `` Getting to Europe was important and I was able to do a good job at Benfica . And thank God , I 'm here at Manchester City . '' Given Guardiola ’ s demand for ball-playing goalkeepers , safe to say Ederson ’ s skills must have improved with age !

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Vancouver police net alleged thief after posting Craigslist ad for iPhone A 24-year-old Vancouver man is facing charges after allegedly stealing an iPhone from a police officer after it was offered up in a Craigslist ad . January 10 , 2017 Crime

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OTTAWA -- Peter MacKay says he was chilled by a memory from his time as Canada 's defence minister as he absorbed the recent images of Volodymyr Zelenskyy walking through the corpse-laden streets of Bucha . Last weekend , the stricken and angry Ukrainian president called out the former leaders of Germany and France -- Angela Merkel and Nicolas Sarkozy -- for blocking his country 's entry into the NATO alliance at their 2008 summit . The membership could have protected his country from future Russian attacks under the alliance 's Article 5 collective defence guarantee . In a video now seen around the world , Zelenskyy shared his message for the former German chancellor and French president . `` I invite Ms. Merkel and Mr. Sarkozy to visit Bucha and see what the policy of concessions to Russia has led to in 14 years , '' Zelenskyy said . `` To see with their own eyes the tortured Ukrainian men and women . '' His words transported MacKay back to the fateful summit in Bucharest , Romania , where Canada and some of its allies were discussing a plan that would see Ukraine join NATO . The Conservative government of Stephen Harper , with MacKay as defence minister , wholeheartedly supported the expansion . `` I recall President Sarkozy of France huddling in the corner with Chancellor Angela Merkel , and they were having a rather animated discussion , '' MacKay recalled in an interview this week . When the meeting reconvened , MacKay remembered Sarkozy and Merkel speaking against granting Ukraine access to a plan that would have put it on the course to NATO membership . `` And that was the end of it . It just melted like spring snow after that little conflab happened over in the corner . '' France and Germany denied the alliance the consensus needed to move forward . MacKay 's reflections offer insight into Canada 's role in the chain of geopolitical events that has culminated with the Russian war on Ukraine , and the broad global condemnation of President Vladimir Putin as a war criminal for the alleged killing and torture of civilians by retreating Russian soldiers in Bucha , a town near Kyiv . Ukraine dropped its plans to join NATO two years later under former president Viktor Yanukovych , but it became a foreign policy priority again in 2017 under then-president Petro Poroshenko . Canada may ultimately be judged as being on the right side of history given what followed the Bucharest summit : Russia 's 2014 annexation of Ukraine 's Crimean Peninsula , the eight-year war in Ukraine 's eastern Donbas region with Russian-backed separatists , and the tragedies and alleged war crimes flowing from the Feb. 24 invasion . `` I think it was a decision that put into play some very negative consequences that we 're seeing play out on the ground right now in Ukraine , '' MacKay said of the 2008 meeting. '' ( Zelenskyy ) is giving expression to the way many people view that moment in time as being critical and historically tragic . He has basically said that , you know , they have blood on their hands for this horrible war crime that is happening , that is unfolding daily , inside Ukraine . '' As the Bucha news emerged , MacKay dug into an old box of papers and retrieved a blue briefing book with gold lettering from the 2008 summit . He said it felt `` ominous '' to be reminded of it . The summit was seized mainly with the NATO mission in Afghanistan , where Canada and its allies were grappling with a renewed wave of violence from a Taliban and al-Qaida revolt . The expansion of NATO further east into Europe -- something Putin has adamantly opposed to this day as a security threat -- was also up for discussion . Ukraine and Georgia , both former members of the Soviet Union , were vying for membership . MacKay recalled a passionate discussion . `` There were concerns , in particular for Ukraine , with respect to governance and corruption allegations within the government . And there was the constant reference to Russia being a very nefarious influence on Ukraine 's westernization , or ability to pull out of their influence in their constellation of satellite countries . '' Canada , however , was unequivocal . With the meeting underway on April 2 , 2008 , Harper released a statement that said Canada was supporting Ukraine and Georgia 's bid to be admitted to the process that would eventually lead to full NATO membership . `` The Ukrainian people naturally yearn for greater freedom , democracy and prosperity . Canada will do everything in its power to help Ukraine realize these aspirations , '' Harper , who did not respond to an interview request , said at the time . Shuvaloy Majumdar , the policy chief for Harper 's longest-serving foreign minister John Baird , said Canada , several European countries and the U.S. administration of George W. Bush were among those pushing for NATO to expand . `` Canada was an early leader in that time . It was German opposition that interfered with Ukraine 's membership , '' said Mujumdar , who now works for Harper 's consulting company and is the head of the foreign policy program at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute think tank . `` Germany and others ( were ) more focused on reconciliation , on energy and living in a fantasy land when it came to energy transition questions , whether it 's nuclear or other renewable sources . '' Harper later played a leading role in having Russia ejected from what was then the G8 -- now the G7 -- after the 2014 invasion of Crimea . MacKay said the West can still make it up to Ukraine , especially as Russian forces have partially withdrawn . NATO has said imposing a no-fly zone would spark a wide-scale war with Russia . MacKay said it should opt for a `` variation '' on that by equipping Ukraine with massive amounts of air defence weaponry , including fighter jets . MacKay said he believes Russia is regrouping for another attack , even though its forces are badly bloodied and demoralized . `` It goes without saying that Vladimir Putin has had his distorted view of recreating the Soviet Union in the front , if not the back of his mind for a very long time , '' MacKay said . `` And he 's been testing the edges of NATO , and saw that Ukraine was the most vulnerable and the most desirable in terms of its location . '' This report by The Canadian Press was first published April 9 , 2022 .

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Nearly three years after the craziest of days , Jesse Anderson still feels the energy . His story could be a remake of “ Rudy , ” except that kid didn ’ t finally run onto the field until the very end of his final game . The plot line for “ Jesse ” would be every bit as Hollywood . He started as William and Mary ’ s equipment manager . His football skills were discovered purely by accident . And he became the Tribe ’ s starting long snapper after a series of events the critics would dismiss as “ unworkable. ” “ It ’ s a story my mom loves to tell people , ” former Tribe punter Hunter Windmuller said . “ I don ’ t think a lot of people know the ins and outs. ” So to go back … Jesse Anderson had a nice career at Flint Hill Prep in Northern Virginia — team captain as a senior , all-conference his final two seasons . There wasn ’ t much calling for a 180-pound lineman in college football , but his grades got him into William and Mary . Football remained in his system , so he became the team ’ s equipment manager . Setting up practice gear , making sure the balls are properly inflated , handling the uniforms , etc . Occasionally , when there were breaks , Anderson would show off his hidden talent : long snapping . An assistant coach one day was watching practice film and noticed Anderson snapping dart after dart in the background . Hmm … After a tryout , Anderson was invited to join the team as a walk-on . His only work came on the scout team , but he was happy just to be a part of it . In 2014 , Anderson was not invited to training camp . But two weeks before the opener at Virginia Tech , the Tribe ’ s third-string long snapper quit . Anderson got a call . “ I think he was out caddying , ” W & M coach Jimmye Laycock said . “ He threw down the bag , jumped in a car and headed south . He was here by that evening. ” Two weeks before the Tech game , the Tribe ’ s backup snapper broke his wrist . That moved Anderson up to No . 2 behind Bo Revell , who was also W & M ’ s starting tight end . He would travel with the team and be in uniform against the Hokies . Making that extra-special was having Windmuller , his former teammate at Flint Hill , as the Tribe ’ s punter . He had transferred from , of all places , Virginia Tech . “ I remember the bus ride there , ” Windmuller said . “ I was saying , ‘ Dude , you ’ re going to play , man . We ’ re going to be out there like at Flint Hill. ’ ” Anderson figured he ’ d be nothing but a spectator . “ I had my spot picked out on the sideline , ” he said , “ popcorn ready and everything. ” But on the third play from scrimmage , while trying to catch a pass on third down , Revell broke his leg . Seriously , you can ’ t make this stuff up . “ As soon as I saw him go down and the trainers go out , I knew for at least this one play I was going to have to go out and snap , ” Anderson said . “ But he was still down . I was like , 'Come on , Bo , get up ! ’ “ You talk about terrifying . I ’ m shaking just talking about it right now. ” Finally , after Revell was carted off the field , it was time . After wiping his hands on his wristbands seemingly a dozen times , Anderson delivered a perfect snap — stomach level , strong velocity . Windmuller creamed it for 58 yards . “ Seriously , I don ’ t remember anything about the snap , ” Anderson said . “ I blacked out. ” Windmuller , who averaged 52 yards on six punts that day , remembers it well . “ It was the coolest moment , ” he said . Anderson became William and Mary ’ s No . 1 long snapper and began a streak that now stands at 36 consecutive starts . He was awarded a scholarship before preseason practice in 2016 . “ He works at his craft very hard , ” Laycock said . “ He ’ s very enthusiastic . And he ’ s a very good teammate. ” Anderson has always been a character . At Flint Hill , he was president of something called the Hype Club . His job was to fire up the student body at pep rallies and sporting events . He was a face-painting natural . At W & M , players occasionally are called upon to say something before practice . The day Anderson was picked , he turned it into an unforgettable performance . “ Usually , a normal person would run out there and be like , ‘ Yeah , let ’ s go have a good practice ! ’ and get everybody hyped up , ” senior defensive tackle Isaiah Stephens said . “ But Jesse , the first thing he does is come up like he ’ s on a horse . Then he does the whole ‘ Braveheart ’ speech. ” Yes , “ Braveheart. ” As in the Mel Gibson war epic . They may take our lives ! But they ’ ll never take our freedom ! “ It was probably the funniest thing I ’ ve ever seen in my life , ” Stephens said . “ Ever since then , it ’ s been the Legend of Jesse. ” Anderson graduated last spring with a degree in finance and is working on his master ’ s in business analytics . As for what ’ s next , he ’ s not certain . Maybe the Navy . Maybe the broadcast booth . His options are open . Until then , there ’ s his final season of football . “ It ’ s been such an incredible journey being here , ” he said . “ I wouldn ’ t change it for anything . This has been the happiest four , and hopefully five , years of my life. ” Johnson can be reached by phone at 757-247-4649 . Follow him on Twitter at @ DaveJohnsonDP .

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Advertisement FOLLOW ON In this June 21 , 2018 , photo , laboratory manager Emily Savage demonstrates how she uses an instrument to photograph cannabis samples at CW Analytical Laboratories , in Oakland , Calif. ( AP Photo/Jeff Chiu ) LOS ANGELES -- Bargain basement bud is on the menu in California , but you need to act fast to cash in on the cheap weed . Regulations being phased in six months after the state broadly legalized marijuana require that pot sold after Saturday meet strict quality standards , so retailers unloading untested inventory are offering blowout prices . Deep discounts on everything from edibles to joints reflect the last days of the heady first phase of legal recreational pot . They could be followed by empty shelves as many stores scramble to restock with properly tested and packaged products . `` You can smell it . There 's a certain desperation from stores that bought too much and they have to dump it , '' said John Atari , CEO of Source Cannabis Farms , a licensed cultivator in Los Angeles . `` There 's going to be a big shortage of clean product come July 1 . '' At Firehaus , a shop along an LA freeway , a fire sale of sorts unfolded this month with a 50 per cent off `` summer blowout '' sale advertised on a popular marijuana app and texted and emailed to regular customers . Patrons leaving the brick storefront on a recent day were happy to double their value , but were unaware of the reason behind the bargains . A half-dozen of those interviewed said they welcomed testing designed to weed out pesticides and contaminants such as solvents and mould , though they were largely unconcerned about the safety of the cannabis they 've used for years . `` I smoked pot for 40 years that was n't tested , from dealers on the street , and it smelled like anything from gasoline to perfume , '' said Catherine Lanzarotta , who stocked up on `` Blue Dream . '' `` So I 've never had that concern . '' Testing will also examine concentrations and potency of the ingredient that gives users a buzz . The change in rules was part of the state 's decision to allow the industry in its legal infancy to get a running start at the beginning of the year . Shops were given six months to burn through supplies of grass grown and cookies and other products made without strict testing requirements . Any marijuana harvested this year or for sale July 1 must meet quality and safety standards or be destroyed . Before the legalization of recreational marijuana , testing of pot sold for medical purposes was largely done for marketing . Growers could promote the potency of their product or the fact that it was free of contaminants . Robert Martin , co-founder and CEO of CW Analytical Laboratories in Oakland , said the voluminous new rules are draconian , with a mandate to test for heavy metals , which he said is unnecessary , and one to keep tested samples 45 days . There are also requirements about what technicians must wear , and lab employees have to pick up test samples directly from suppliers . `` The new regulations have us twisting , '' Martin said . `` We feel like we 're trying to do yoga on two mats . '' There are concerns that the 28 testing facilities licensed by the state will not be enough , though labs said even with a spike in recent months , they have been able to handle capacity . A larger concern is a lag in testing as business owners banked on delayed implementation of the new rules . That could put them in a precarious position as they try to push product through a limited pipeline to restock shops with clean weed . The fear is there will be a repeat of what Oregon experienced two years ago as distributors held out for a rules reprieve that never materialized and held up the supply chain . The resulting bottleneck at labs meant testing that should have taken days dragged on for weeks , said Lori Glauser , chief operating officer of EVIO Labs , which has locations in California , Oregon , Colorado , Florida and Massachusetts . Glauser said the recent surge in business she 's seen indicates a similar scenario in California that will lead to a temporary shortage of marijuana in dispensaries once they can no longer sell untested product . Some shops prepared for the new regulations by gradually replacing pot they sold with products that pass the tests . Jamie Garzot said she reopened her Shasta Lake medical marijuana shop to recreational customers Jan. 1 with the same untested inventory as the day before . But by February , she estimated , about 15 per cent of inventory at 530 Cannabis had been approved by testing labs . In April , that jumped to about 50 per cent , and earlier this month Garzot said she figured about 95 per cent of her goods passed muster . `` Everyone in the game knew this was coming , '' she said . `` My hope is that everybody has been doing their job getting systems dialed in for an uninterrupted supply chain . '' She was waiting until the final days of the month to see what remained in her stockpiles that could go in a limited blowout sale .

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