CBC News: The National | Montreal shootings, Brittney Griner, Sextortion

Aug. 4, 2022 | Montreal police officers shoot and kill a suspect believed to be responsible for three seemingly random killings. U.S. Basketball star Brittney Griner given a nine-year sentence in Russian prison on drug charges. Plus, experts say adolescent boys are being targeted for sextortion.

0:00 The National for Aug. 4, 2022
0:50 Man suspected of 3 murders killed by police
3:26 Reviewer of Hockey Canada announced
3:58 Young boys increasingly targeted online
6:26 SickKids forced to cancel surgeries
8:33 Canadian troops to help train Ukrainian recruits
9:04 Brittney Griner sentenced to 9 years in Russian prison
11:31 China military exercises get closer to Taiwan after Pelosi visit
13:54 Alex Jones ordered to pay $4M to Sandy Hook parents
14:41 4 officers involved in Breonna Taylor's death face federal charges
17:04 Signs Toronto's housing market cooling off
17:36 South Okanagan wildfire prompts hundreds of evacuations
20:30 U.S. declares monkeypox a public health emergency
21:03 Research offers hints into mystery liver disease affecting children
23:24 Senior waits for compensation after rare COVID vaccine complication
26:14 U.K. Tory candidates hold final debate
26:35 3rd U.K. Conservative leadership race in 6 years
30:15 Ukraine wedding photographer turns war photographer
36:08 Massey Hall's years-long renovation
42:27 Water loving goats in P.E.I. | The Moment

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