Global National: July 21

Notorious serial killer and rapist Paul Bernardo’s prison transfer is under sharp scrutiny, and emails obtained by Global News show Correctional Service Canada (CSC) anticipated the public relations fallout. The new details of how the penitentiary move unfolded. Summer temperatures in the southern U.S. are soaring to new extremes for prolonged periods of time, with experts concerned about how long people can withstand these heat waves. The desperate measures to keep cool, and why scientists are also worried the heat could negatively affect the United States’ hurricane season. Tens of thousands of people in Israel are planning to protest the country’s proposed judicial reforms, which would remove the Israeli Supreme Court’s ability to strike down government decisions which the court deems unreasonable. The fight to uphold Israel’s democratic values. Tony Bennett, the eminent and timeless musician whose devotion to classic American songs and knack for creating new standards such as “I Left My Heart in San Francisco” died Friday at the age of 96. We look back on his life and his incredible career. Plus, Canada’s quest to win the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup is off to a tense start, with a 0-0 draw against Nigeria. We speak with former Canadian national team goalkeeper and Olympic gold medallist Stephanie Labbé about the match, Canada’s chances of survivng the group stage of the tournament, and the upcoming “Project 8” women’s pro soccer league in Canada. And, the “Barbie” movie is finally in theatres, completing the iconic toy’s jump from the doll box to the box office, but there’s a complicated legacy alongside the blockbuster’s release. Barbie’s real-world rebrand, and the early reception to the film.