that's the chalkboard message outside of a restaurant that let a small group of even activists in toronto canada protest chef michael hunter. hunter is actually is well known for his meat loving menu at his restaurant after about a dozen protesters came for four days holding up signs saying murderer animals are not our c.e.o. also citing that quote ever serves the cruel flawed they also farm animals meant to run in the wild like deer and quote. hunters respond he brought an entire dressed in butchered venison leg and his equipment to the front window of his restaurant proceeded to cut steaks from the meat he then went back. into the kitchen cooked it up and ate it in the front window in front of a view of all the protestors and while protesters were flabbergasted and deeply offended by chef hunter's actions diners were more amused been moved by the protest saying it only made them want to eat there more chef michael hunter's antler restaurant focuses on local seasonal and wild food such as forage leaks and mushrooms as well as bison boar rabbit duck and deer and a quick look at their menu actual

havoc my name is morgan carlson and i'm a developer for a company called global corps out of toronto ontario canada get this. right. you know you couldn't hear it's. easy it's like we have this whole table here in the virtual world as well ok all right that's a nice start on that now let's get to walk around the table. ok. so we go to a hospital room in the year twenty thirty and kind of look at some of the technological advancements that could be helping medicine and then from there we go to mars in the year twenty one thirty so jump forward another hundred years and look at some of the. things because if i trip we members will make colonizing other planets like mars a whole lot easier for you. and it kind of helps us to look forward at the future of what's possible so something like this technology is great because rather than just having literature or photos or videos to show someone we can actually immerse them in a world doesn't necessarily exist and maybe inspire someone to help make that world exist a little bit sooner. so that we saw one example of an immersive experience right there i want

as an investor, i have to be cautious, and i sat with all my canadian companies yesterday in toronto, canadasaid, guys, i want contingency plans i want to know what the plan is here if this happens, what are we doing? because i'm not paying 26.7% tax when i can pay 21% there's a lot of capital that's going to be leaving canada and it's a huge disappointment they brought the budget yesterday, i went to see it, what a disaster. there's lots of moving parts in this but you're right i can't believe trump would implement this it would be insane it would be insane >> so let's work on the assumption that some sort of tariff does come through here. let's talk about nafta >> nafta is a problem. but it's a problem for both sides. when we talk about nafta, lumber, we talk about milk, milk byproducts, dairy, all of these issues are mooutually assured destruction. if you go to the border states, we have the most peaceful border on earth >> for now i'm joking >> i get what you're saying, but there's no way on earth we want to destroy -- if you're a state that has your number one customer is canada, you do

our coastal storm, drawing back a ton of precipitation all the way back to western new york, toronto, canada. we have here, in philadelphia rain and only rain but up to the north and west of us we are seeing a change over to snow, we are seeing areas of heavy rain in southern new jersey. not too much in the way of rain at the shore but winds are starting to pick up. here's future cast and it looks like we will be switching between rain and snow here in philadelphia area throughout the day. i don't know how much accumulation but it is tricky travel especially late in the day, drive home, not going to be fun because by then we will be on the side of the storm where winds will pick up a lot and we will see possibility even in the city of 60-mile an hour wind gusts. temperatures in the upper 30's , lower 40's throughout the region we are at 40 in philadelphia winds sustain at 16, 23, 22 miles an her but these wind gusts are picking up. 38-mile an hour gust in wildwood right now i wanted to show you how we will get to maybe 50 miles an hour by noon , by 60 -- by 4:00 we can have 64-mile an hour w

worth odds, minneapolis, columbus, toronto, canada. also long odds. they're building in chicago. if amazon comes, they will make it the amazon stadium for the jeff bezos stadium. whatever they want. whatever name they want on it we'll do it. if they're here today, they're freezing. that is all i can say. stuart: we're freezing in new york as well. flock, you're all right. thank you very much, indeed, sir. >>> next the house considering 25 different bills to tackle the opioid crisis. oregon's congressman greg walden has been at the forefront of this fight. what does he want to see passed? we will ask him. >>> facebook, oh, under fire. where is mark zuckerberg? where has he been? we'll deal with that next. ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedheal

i'm from toronto, canada, and as a general assignment reporter working at our national news magazine in canada and i also was working as a stringer from london for various national publications there and back home. and then returned to canada around the time of the global financial crisis, which was a very interesting time in media. and kind of saw newspapers and magazines that i grew up with completely kind of shrinking and you know, it wasn't the most fun time to start your career, but i think it probably did make me more quite resilient from many of the challenges that we're facing now. and so, yes, that's the general assignment at that everything from business reporting obits touching on many areas and increasingly went down the rabbit hole of health and science reporting because it really seemed like a space that lacked sometimes, particularly about a decade ago, you know, critical voices that were really actually drawing on research, especially in the area of kind of consumer health. and, yeah, and so i sort of went down that rabbit hole and then came to the states by way of --

i'm from toronto canada and i started as a general assignment reporter at our national meet newsmagazine in canada and i worked in london for various national publications there and back home and returned around the time of the global crisis which was an interesting time in media and kind of saw newspapers and magazines that i grew up with. it would probably make me more resilient for many of the challenges we are facing now. it started as general assignmen assignment, touching on many different areas and unfortunately we went down this rabbit hole of health and science and it seemed like the space that lacked. particularly about a decade ago, critical voices and concerned about researching consumer health. i came to the states by way of, there is a year-long science reporting fellowship you can do at mit and i went there thinking i would return to canada but it seemed like this really interesting newsroom where i was really interested in telling stories up across different media and it seemed like a fascinating place to be there. my main focus is definitely more on the medical side, but

also played in canada for toronto.old for in addition game. >> number 27, guerrero junior. >> you are his dad's number for eight years in montrÉal. move over, john wooden. basketball coach julie soriano to the final four for an ncaa division. huskies car south carolina by 29 to reach the final four on 11 straight seasons. congratulations. congrats to the vegas golden knights. the nhl team clinched a playoff spot last night. move over sister jean. here comes mary bell hit, the 100-year-old grandmother former michigan star jay lynn wrote to have a final four matchup has a message for sister jean and loyola chicago. [inaudible] but is so very saturday. go blue. 100. >> go blue pill of the signoff. 100, like the president signs up with that number. 100. cheryl: reporter i sister jeanne over the reagan wanted to give up for lent? you know she said? losing. lauren: was that intimidating voice there? >> a design. truth or you can catch jared max on fox news sirius xm channel 115. cheryl: in the work said germany's biggest ban

toronto is michael mckee. thet conversation with prime minister of canada.ffs and trade. what stuck with you in what he was saying? michael: it's obvious the normal diplomatic niceties don't apply to donald trump, but they do apply to justin trudeau and he was very polite in discussing his relationship with the leader of the united states. clearly, he has a tough job. as the washington post pointed out, donald trump is admitting he's making up a lot of facts and figures. it's hard to trudeau to have a firm base and footing. what he's doing now is taking down trump at face value, but also saying i'm not making any concessions to that effect -- concessions and stories to that effect are wrong. polite and firm is the way he put it. francine: will he accelerate the nafta talks and how quickly can they get going? michael: it's a real issue. we've got electoral politics coming into play with the and theelection july 1 u.s. midterms in november. when you get into the political season, people don't want to negotiate because they don't know who will be on the other s

sunday by this time much quieter weather now in boston still of her freezing in toronto the wrists of cæsar coated in canadathat is a quite picture for you even the trade winds are much lighter taken a big step back and i would mean they're not driving any shots anyway they're not going to showers on the coast of nicaragua but if you see any more in there you're a better man than i am and that's true for the next two days the breeze if anything changes direction completely comes down from the north. the only nation ever hit by an atomic bomb once again braces for the worst. one when he's explores life in japan under north korea's nuclear threat at this time on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where every new. welcome back you're watching all of this there are so robin a reminder of our top stories the u.n. human rights chief says airstrikes on the besieged syrian enclave in eastern guta probably about a war crimes of those responsible should be prosecuted at least twenty three more civilians have been killed as government forces we took ground for rebel fighters on friday also picking a fight so security minister no

canada flight burning a passenger. the plane was preparing to leave toronto yesterday morning. an airline spokesperson said crews immediately extinguished the fire and there was no damage to the aircraft. the owner of the cell phone was injured, but was able to walk off the plane without assistance. >>> sixers fresh off a big win over a playoff caliber team will take on t horts at home tonight. there was talk of labron james coming to the sixers over the past week. the sixers jam cavaliers in cleveland last night. he refruited rumors he was in the -- refuted rumors he was ins for his children. he said it's not true. joel embiid 17 points, sixers win 108-107. >>> flyers lost at home last night to the hurricanes. 4-1. >> hollywood is getting ready for its big night. coming up later, what can oscar guests expect in the their goodie bags. >>> it's raining out there folks, it could get worse in other spots. tracking our coast coming [inaudible]. >> that was a moment a college basketball player was reunite washington, d.c. his mother after spending five careers apart. he is from will

about this time much quieter weather now in boston still of her freezing in toronto there is obviously some cold air in canada there is a quiet picture for you even the trade winds are much lighter taking a big step back now which means they're not driving any shadow anywhere they're not going to showers on the coast of nicaragua but if you see any more in there you're a better man than i am and that's true for the next two days the breeze of everything changes direction completely comes down from the north. the way we communicate is what defines us. you don't always has been. as innovation in technology continues to shape our lives. pioneering content creation and distribution utilising cloud technology and artificial intelligence. the future that's never seemed closer than it does today. and what lies beyond the horizon. to take us to one frontier. the future of media leaders' summit. limitless possibilities. the only nation ever hit by an atomic bomb once again braces for the worst. when he's explores life in japan under three years nuclear threat at this time on al jazeera al jazeera is a very important f

canada flight burning a passenger. it happened as the plane was preparing to leave toronto yesterday morning. crews extinguished the fire and there was no damage to the aircraft. the owner of the cell phone was injured, but walked off the plane without assistance. >>> the sixers off a big win over a playoff caliber team will take on the hornets tonight. the sixers faced james and the cavaliers in cleveland. scrapes refuted rumors that he was in the area to look for possible schools for his children. ben simmons was named the eastern conference rookie of the month. sixers win over james 108-# 97. is the in trouble in[inaudible]. >> that was the moment a college basketball player was reunited with his mother after spending five careers apart. he came to jacksonville to pay for the men's state basketball team. his mom was able to watch him play from the team's conference tournament. his mother is from lithuania. >> that was great they did that. >> reporter: nice to be reunited. looking live at 202 at county line road in chalfonte. the roads are wet, if you look under the streetlight it's coming

about this time much quieter weather now in boston still of her freezing in toronto there is obviously some cold air in canada that is a quite picture for you even the trade winds are much lighter taking a big step back now which means they're not driving any shots anywhere they're not going to showers on the coast of nicaragua but if you see any more in there you're a better man than i am and that's true for the next two days the breeze of everything changes direction completely comes down from the north. too often on the streets of india. are victims but a new force is at play. female police officers are combative sexual assault and domestic abuse. but changing society is a challenge and so is life behind the badge for india's lady cops. at this time on al-jazeera. i sometimes feel that we are really looking into the hearts and the soul of those directly involved in advance taking place really good at telling all sides of the story from the political elite to those people who've been affected you really get to know what's happening on the ground that's very important for me as a generation past like and i o

for us from toronto alex we've talked about this deal before on the show but new scathing information has now been released about the nine hundred plus armored vehicles to be sold by canada up there to saudi arabia what can you tell us. you know people say that we're dictatorial here in the west but it seems i were addicted to weapon sales as well because people make billions off of it and that's a story here in canada as well primus is a minister trudeau he is defending the deal that's worth about twelve billion dollars u.s. to sell these light armored vehicles to saudi arabia now there has been controversy about this in the past but new documents obtained by the c.b.c. show that there's a lot more to worry about than what was originally thought we do know it saudi arabia is probably one of the worst human rights violators in the world and for some reason canada thought that these light armored vehicles would not be used to abuse human rights well guess what these vehicles have in them that we didn't know this before out of the nine hundred twenty eight labs or light armored vehicles one hundred one thousand vehicles have one hundred five millimeter cannons affixed to t

for us from toronto alex we've talked about this deal before on the show but new scathing information is now been released about the nine hundred plus armored vehicles to be sold by canada up there to saudi arabia what can you tell us. you know people say that we're dictatorial here in the west but it seems i were addicted to weapon sales as well because people make billions off that in that store here in canada as well promising minister trudeau he is defending the deal that's worth about twelve billion dollars u.s. to sell these light armored vehicles to saudi arabia now there has been controversy about this in the past but new documents obtained by the c.b.c. show that there's a lot more to worry about than what was originally thought we do know it's saudi arabia is probably one of the worst human rights violators in the world and for some reason canada thought that these light armored vehicles would not be used to abuse human rights well guess what these vehicles have in them we didn't know this before out of the nine hundred twenty eight labs or light armored vehicles one hundred one thousand vehicles have one hundred five millimeter cannons affixed to their terms

canada. the tech startup is targeting 20 different locations in toronto by 2020.ations were 90% opposite cut -- 90% occupied in the last -- in the first month. jeff bezos says he is converting winnings"n lottery toward space travel. future generations that are expanding and growing. he spoke at the explorers club dinner. he received the buzz aldrin space exploration along lord. we are going to discuss more on the story shortly. a choice quotes coming out of that dinner. that is your business flash update. >> more challenges for .hipmakers our deals report is next. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is 3 p.m. in new york. 12:00 p.m. in san francisco. i am scarlet fu. >> i am julia chatterley. ♪ >> we are live in bloomberg world headquarters in new york over the next hour. here are the top stories we are covering. today ase mixed investors have a bond bonanza. ceo tries to save his bid for qualcomm in washington. we will have details. and when eating even want it isn't adventurous enough. iguana isn't adventurous enough -- jeff bezos on space travel. >> let's

>> i love canada because i like the shoping there. and especially if you are in torontoere you get normal human sizes. i'm serious. >> jimmy: a bra store. >> it's great i don't want to say the name. >> jimmy: why? afraid we're going to run out. >> because of stanley cups. >> it has like size 40 e. >> jimmy: uh-huh, yeah, that's my size, that's weird. >> you know they're not all like 32 ddd like here. >> jimmy: you will go there and stock up on bras. >> i do for the whole year. >> jimmy: how many bras will you buy? >> two. [ laughter ] this is fun. >> jimmy: good thing it's a leap year. it's so great to have you guys. i got to tell you, i'm so impressed with the job you did bringing the show back because it just feels it just picked up right where it left off. and somehow worked two beckys in there. >> it was fun a blast every day. >> jimmy: thank you guys for coming. >> thanks jim bow. >> jimmy: and baba booey to you too. roseanne barr & john goodman! the season premiere of "roseanne" airs tuesday at 8pm on abc. and we'll return with music from chloe and halle. >> dicky:

canada burning a passenger. it happened at the plan was preparing to leave toronto yesterday morning. an airline spokesperson said crews immediately extinguished the fire. the owner of the celhone was injured, b able walk off the plane without assistance. >> this friday will stink, huh? >> reporter: it's getting more and more windy as the morning and afternoon kicks in, that's what it will be at the worst. we have rain right now. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing pockets of rain highlighted in yellow. if i start this up, you will see the movement is fromhe north an wrapping from the north toward the south. we had a lull in the western suburbs, that's giving way to a. the area of precipitation west of philadelphia, delaware county, chester county, this is heavy rain that will produce temporary ponding and puddling on the roads. welch a lot that in and around wilmington and southern bucks county and philadelphia starting to pick this up again. the last thing i'll point out is snow to the northwest of philadelphia and to the north. that wil in. we'll see wet snow before we are don

canada? yes, there is a lot of the riding vegan restaurants in toronto, and the protesters will tell you thator the update. keep an eye on the national post website full of that foraging trip if that happens. i don't think it will come we will have to seek a thank you to jake for that. now a more serious matter. vicky momberg has been convicted as a racist — it's a landmark ruling — and the official term for it is crimen injuria. the charges came because in 2016, vicky momberg's expletive laced tirade against at a black police officer was filmed. it was after she had a crash. in court, thejudge read out her entire rant — including the a8 times she used an offensive term for black africans. nomsa maseko was in court — here's her report. iam not i am not going to entertain this. the racist rant that landed the team on boat injail. in her tirade, she held a band racial slur, also known as k—word at police officers who we re as k—word at police officers who were tried out her after her car was broken into. today, she was sentenced to an effective two—year jail sentence. the magistrates said previ

canada into the age of thirteen and spoke hardly any german. yeah bacon won't and then they have fun trying to here's where i used to live near toronto ontario my father has none of what gal i did but my dad worked a lot in noon of which were all the mines are. ironic as i am he worked in the mining industry but he also had to go down into the mines but he was an advisor. and he traveled a lot. mission also moved around a lot over the years and she now travels throughout europe performing her music so reminders of canada are important to her. i just love maple syrup i like maple syrup on everything pancakes crepes french toast. and salmon to salmon with maple syrup a stylish it was also about like. no roots went platinum and twenty seventeen with sales exceeding four hundred thousand units and sees it as recognition of artistic development since relocating to the german capital before it gets nothing at all mine was before i moved to berlin my music was quite different it's developed a lot here. and. i always played guitar and sang or plays keyboards. and listen i'm kevin. and at some point i wanted more of a full band sound a rock sound talkin

outside of toronto they build it and the canadian government is patting them on the back and letting this move forward now according trudeau he says that this deal falls in line with canada's foreign policy or foreign and defense policies some people say that's very debatable but beyond that he's gone to pointing fingers now listen to this quote from our prime minister trudeau he saying we have brought new processes of transparency and accountability to international sales because canadians expect a higher level of accountability then the conservatives have offered us for ten years now what he's doing is he's blaming our former prime minister stephen harper for this deal yes this deal was signed at the time of stephen harper's rain here in this country but looks to trudeau our prime minister could stop this if you want to if you want to talk about prime minister harper you should be pointing out something very different that's libya i believe seven year anniversary now since that libya got bombed by nato powers and we know what happened to that country and that was a war crime or if that wasn't a war crime i don't know what is maybe you should be talking about to see. harp

for us from toronto alex we've talked about this deal before on the show but new scathing information is now been released about the nine hundred plus armored vehicles to be sold by canada up there to saudi arabia what can you tell us. now people say that we're dictatorial here in the west but it seems i were addicted to weapon sales as well because people make billions off that in that store here in canada as well promising a minister trudeau he is defending the deal that's worth about twelve billion dollars u.s. to sell these light armored vehicles to saudi arabia now there has been controversy about this in the past but new documents obtained by the c.b.c. show that there's a lot more to worry about than what was originally thought we do know it saudi arabia is probably one of the worst human rights violators in the world and for some reason canada thought that these light armored vehicles would not be used to abuse human rights well guess what these vehicles have in them we didn't know this before out of the nine hundred twenty eight labs or light armored vehicles.

for us from toronto alex we've talked about this deal before on the show but new scathing information has now been released about the nine hundred plus armored vehicles to be sold by canada up there to saudi arabia what can you tell us you know people say that we're dicta to oil here in the west but it seems i were addicted to weapons sales as well because people make billions off in that store here in canada as well prime minister trudeau he is defending the deal that's worth about twelve billion dollars u.s. to sell these light armored vehicles to saudi arabia now there has been controversy about this in the past but new documents obtained by the c.b.c. show that there's a lot more to worry about that.

canada. literally on a boat called the christophero columbo one suitcase no money somebody lent us own to take a train to toronto and live? someone's basement one thing i love about "shark tank" and i really believe this, this is the land of opportunity. >> yes >> i still believe that. i still believe that america is the greatest country in the world. and i think here nobody sees and i know people do and i know it's hard and i know people are watching saying why can't i get ahead. i'm telling you my friend. race, color, sex, if you can add value you can get ahead. >> is there any other country that you could have such an opportunity? >> canada. >> canada. >> australia maybe but america is the best in the world. >> our best friend by the way, i like to remind if i were with the president right now i would remind him who has been our best friend in war and in peace canada >> absolutely. >> that has to be brought home to some people in washington because they don't remember. >> isn't that the great thing about our show five average people who are self-made and we give people hope and i got to tell you when i see so

canada over silicon valley. we've got a survey shows tech companies in toronto are seeing a surge in international job applicationicants are from the united states. the authors of the survey says the lower cost of living in canada is a big reason for the jump. that's interesting. >>> very soon we'll be joined by britain's ambassador to the united states. i'm going to ask him how do we maintain our special relationship with the brits when it is is so obvious they dislike our president? >>> and california city councilman andrew -- [inaudible] is with us. he's challenging a fellow republican who is one of the three key founders of new way california. that's the organization backing schwarzenegger. >>> and we brought you this story: idaho leading the nation in wage growth. and we have the governor with us next. ♪ ♪ nah. not gonna happen. that's it. i'm calling kohler about their walk-in bath. my name is ken. how may i help you? hi, i'm calling about kohler's walk-in bath. excellent! happy to help. huh? hold one moment please... [ finger snaps ] hmm. the kohler walk-in bath features an extra-wide opening and a low ste

canada flight yesterday.(vicki) a passenger's cell phone reportedly overheated and caught on fire.(grant) this was while the plane was still at the gate at toronto'sairport."i heard yelling and it -- it seemed like pandemonium. it was just confusion of what was going on. and people were jumping out of their seats and i looked behind me, and in the aisle, it looked like a small camp fire sized flame." police say it was an l-g phone.... no word yet on the exact device. crews say one passenger was treated for burns to the hand... the plane was not damaged. the vancouver-bound flight ended up getting delayed about two hours because of the incident. (vicki) next at 5:30... a family found living in terrible conditions. and now the parents are behind bars. we'll have an update. (grant) taking a look at stormtracker 4 radar... as rain is falling around the bay area... we will have more on your forecast after the break. (grant) back to our breaking news tonight... we are hearing reports of an avalanche at squaw valley. this is new video from the placer county sheriff's department. the sheriff's department says they believe all people involved have been acc