goes to the other side and wipes out the liberal party in ontario and then they're going to be wiping out the socialist party in alberta, i'm loving the new direction of canada i'm going to bet, putting a third, a third, a third. mosttfolio managers that are running international mandates or sovereigns give 3% to canada i had zero until this week now i'm at 1%. if albertas to the right and kennedy is the name of the guy running the show there for that election, then i put another peent. if trudeau gets wipeout, which dwling there's a 50/50 chance,m% it's all going to happen in e next three months. >> maybe o'leary will be involved in that who knows? we don't know yet, right you'll make the announcement here, i'm sure, right? >> i'm -- listen, i'm waving the canadian flag. going long the dollar and 60 large cap canadian companies i think the place has been washed out i think it's over. i think the downside is over >> maybe it's a good opportunity to use what kevin is saying and doing to talk u.s. versus whether it's canada or europe, asia, emerging markets >> i'm not saying he's going

states with at least a camel with us to talk about this the chair of the ontario cannabis consumer and retail alliance joining us via skype from toronto you're obviously an advocate for this my job leaser is to play devil's advocate in this case and there is opposition to this sort of thing tell me how does this how is this good for the canadian people making a drug more readily available explain to our viewers how that's a good thing. i want canadians are ready consuming cannabis and canada actually has the highest you consumption rates of developed countries so i think for the canadian government it was about controlling cannabis to keep yeah the hands of children and creating a regulated system of similar to alcohol cannabis can you consume by responsible adults ok so how will it be regulated and can it i also this question earlier in the show can it just be regulated in the same way that alcohol or cigarettes are the reason i say that is because quote unquote drugs and that can be any level of marilyn are up to higher drugs they have a different stigma associated to them they are s

that was a huge message to trudeau from the people of ontario.en he went into this discussion about something called supply-side management, which is basically dairy tariffs in canada, that is what gives him a stronghold in the most important province, quebec. quebec and eastern ontario have over 78 seats of the 338 seats of the canadian parliament. if trudeau loses that, he's finished in the new federal election, which starts in 14 months. so he immediately came out striking hard against what kudlow said because he knew that if any weakness was shown by him to those constituents he was going to be in big political trouble. so what he's done here is smart for him as a leader, but it's obvisly causing major problems because direct investment has collapsed in canada. just this week what occurred was kinder morgan left canada, shell, conocophillips left canada. billions are leaving the country because trudeau has been sideswiped by the policies of trump and he's trying to survive politically, and that's the right thing to do. that's what he needs to

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between sell 34 and 1860 an estimated 30,000 people crossed into southwest ontario.dea of the underground railroad seems like something from history. but with the current administration trumpeting it wants america to go back to the past, the train once again pulled out of the station. taking trump's anti-immigration rhetoric sowers so while president trump hasn't fulfilled any of the promises to bring back jobs, coal and pride he has brought back the under ground rail road all aboard. >> we were able to share stories with the run away slaves themselves, they risked all. the most touching thing you have museum are these shaq ls. we take this when we speak to school groups and let the children put them on and they are so small they will only fit the ankles of children. these are children shackles? >> yes. >> oh my god. wow. some people want to think that happened a long time ago and it doesn't involve me, to think these were once around the ankles of children, little kids. >> yeah. >> this is a heavy burden to carry investigating this history and your family personal h

he's negotiating the g7 while his party gets wiped off the map in ontario.nk he's in a difficult place. if i were him and, you know, you've got to underand he's got to represent canada. the dairy -- >> sounds like that's what he's doing. as you point out. >> but the dairy -- the dairy industry is a fraction of what manufacturing and aluminum and steel is, and yet it's worth 78 seats out of 338. so he's in a horrible situation. he knows dairy isn't worth anything economically, but he'll lose his base in quebec which is where he got elected, so quebec is the florida of canada. it determines the outcome of the election. it's just like florida, just how trump got elected. he can't lose his 78 seats there and that's all about dairy farmers, but they are a fraction of the economy. i think right now the liberal party is scratching their head saying what the hell happened this weekend. it's not good, but i think -- think about this. canada and the united states are the biggest trading partners. 38 states and canada representing the largest economies of each other. w

journalist naomi klein called ontario's election the most imimportant of her lifetime. >> what is really worrying about this is he is running onon this platform to cut taxes in very sways, cut corporate taxes, to cut individual income taxes, to do away with ontario's cap and trade policies, so it is a plan to b blow a massive multibillion-dollar hole in n te budget that he is refused to say how he will pay for it. amy: to see our full interview with naomi klein about ontario's election, visit our website democracynow.org. new weather data show the month ofof may was the hottest ever recorded in the contiguouous unit s states, witith temperatus soaring more than five degrees fahrenheit above 20th century averages. climate scientists say may's heat toppled the previous record set in 1934 at the height of the dust bowl, and is consistent with models for global warming. the record u.s. temperatures came as 2018 is on track to be earth's fourth-hottest year on record, while the five warmest years on record all have taken place since 2010. celebrity chef and television presenter anthony bordai

in ontario, california, old air force facilities have been left standing at the ontario international airport. these abandoned buildings have been taken by nature with trees and animals roaming free. this unusable space is hindering the growth of the airport and communities surrounding ontario depend on the airport. my amendment would direct the secretary to make available funds from the existing brac funding to be made available in this legislation to remove these old facilities. and i reserve my time. the chair: the gentlewoman from california reserves. mr. carter: i rise time to claim time in opposition although i do not oppose this amendment. it does not require d.o.d. to fund anything in particular. i would like to point out that the f.y. 2019 budget submission for defense appropriations ncluded $442.9 million for demolition within the facilities . double the f.y. 2018 level. i would like to remind my colleagues, while from may be a particular interest behind the amendments, these do not direct funding to particular activities and the bill does not fund these activities. for this

controversial conservative figure doug ford has won a landslide election to become ontario's new premier the vote overturns fifteen years of liberal control in the canadian province towards late brother rob was also a politician though he came to prominence for other reasons. future of mankind so we would like you to look what we would like to see people coming should you be making that the prime minister is walking upright brave and from now on it will go and do the adelphi the conservative bully also wants to bring twenty five thousand syrian refugees to canada. so therefore if they stop this prop they. will smoke crack i haven't smoked crack it over here yes i have smoked crack cocaine olivia donda did it says that i want to go on like i've never said that in my life sure i would never do that i'm happily married and got more than enough to eat at home. for girls want to get their hands back in the cookie jar and see the controversy already it's just starting to see with the provincial levels of justin trudeau number one in my opinion he's told incompetent the prime minister. terence

trump asked that dairy subsidies be removed for example, milk powder from wisconsin can't go into ontario or quebec. 78 seats out of the 338 seats determine most elections in canada those are the quebec seats are heavily subsidized in the dara industry. trudeau is doing the right thing. his government is doing the right thing to defend this because this is getting pure politics internally. it's a really interesting problem because if you look at the gdp of each province in canada versus its neighbors in the u.s., the most friendly border on the world, you have up to 49% of ontario's economy tied to trade with the u.s. versus single digit to all of its neighbors. so alberta is about 29%. that's the energy. and versus 9% to its borders or its bordering states so in the long run, this is not good for canadian investors of which i am one, but at the same time, i understand politics. there's no way that trudeau is going to bend over and lose in a verbal fight about supply side management, which is dairy, out of the gate. he's facing a federal election in 14 months he's got to stay strong. >> i

this, you know, the exhibit talks about the bombing, and it talks about ford ontario, and it doesn't get into any of the other things that the war refugee board is doing. so for that, you know, 99% of this is not reflected in the exhibit which covers 1933-1945 and will be on display at the holocaust museum until 2021 and please come. [laughter] it's a very good exhibit. anyone else? >> this isn't what your book addresses specifically, but was there any look-back at the state department for what went on there during the war? >> there are a few books. there's a really good one from the 1980s called "the pretty good club" which the title alone gives, is a bit sarcastic. there are books on foreign diplomacy that talk about the state department at that time. there isn't really a look specifically at them during the war. interestingly, they wrote their own history of the war, the state department did, in 1946 and 1947. they asked all of the different divisions to write their history of the war, and all of the major consulates and legations overseas -- i'm probably telling you guys too much

--ompany in ontario >> order. the member from milton has the floor. >> a projected trade war will have a significant impact on canadian families. a company has indicated it is rms of appliances, butcost not also to their own bottom line. putting him a jobs in my community. recognizing -- affordability is so important and making sure payroll taxes are reduced. [applause] ? i want to cn th previous question. itsu.s. has not removed demands for some sort of sunset clause. on the issue of tariffs, our issue we have said is they move forward with punitive tariffs on trade, not only are they putting a threat on canadian workers and industry, they're going to hurt american workers as well. american consumers as well. this is not in the interest of countries that have the closest and best trading relationship in the history of the world. we're going to continue to stand for that. >> mr. speaker, the economy was doing well. the president of the role bank a capital to wonder countries -- other countries. we have seen foreig

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similar pictures we go on through sunday and north of the border that also makes its way through ontario into quebec a warm on left chicago temperatures touching thirty three celsius and of the thirty five in d.c. woman off across the caribbean the usual crop of showers the wettest weather remains for the west with quite a rush for showers for central america. three stories generate thousands of headlines cooperation with different angles from different perspectives we believe this is the only evidence that russia was responsible for this to separate the spin from the facts that's why on god's data the misinformation from the journalists and b. issues here go far beyond one data mining company and one election with the listening perched on al jazeera. america and you're watching out there has a reminder of our top stories this hour u.s. president donald trump has announced a twenty five percent tariff on fifty billion dollars worth of chinese goods that brings the world's two largest economies one step closer to the brink of a trade war china has hit back with its own tariffs of twenty f

issues on the horn of africa and for the eritrean perspective we have a web well there in kingston ontario he's an associate professor of african and world history at queen's university and joining us from london. she's a political scientist an independent researcher on african affairs she's also an advisor to the africa youth movement welcome to the stream what i want to start with you what was your reaction when you heard prime minister i know it. thank you very much for having me my initial reaction was optimism cautious optimism. that peace finally was to have a chance at the horn of africa in general and the relationship between the two countries in particular. but the fact that international law has been violated or the two countries existed after the illegal settlement of the matter for more than sixteen years. immediate solution was not going to come just from announcements and there would be a lot of entrenched interests that would be threatened by such courageous and forward looking moves that the that the ethiopian prime minister of the ahmed has promised or committed ethiopia t

controversial conservative figure doug ford has won a landslide election to become ontario's new premier the vote overturns fifteen years of liberal control in the canadian province ford's late brother rob was also politician though he came to prominence for other reasons. of mankind so we'd like you to look what we like to say people kind should be a big thing that the prime minister is walking upright brave and from now on it was true and adelphi the conservative bully also wants to bring twenty five thousand syrian refugees to canada. so therefore please stop this from. the smoke crack i haven't smoked crack it over here yes i have some crack cocaine olivia done that that it says that i want to go and i have never said that in my life sure i would never do that i'm happy near.

the canadian foreign affairs minister announced the measures today in hamilton, ontario. ms. freeland: canada has no choice but to retaliate with a measure of the great reciprocal dollar for -- perfectly reciprocal dollar for dollar response. freeland said, "we will not escalate and we will not back down." president trump once replacement for anthony kennedy by october. the white house legislative affairs director told reporters today that the president will ask potential nominees about their past and academic credentials but will not ask rulingpecific cases or such as rove versus wade, the landmark decision that legalized abortion in the united states. scientists for the environmental protection agency's day they are being left out -- say they are being left out of the rulemaking process. in a letter to scott pruitt today, the epa science advisory board said it was not involved in the decision to increase transparency and public access to the scientists who craft regular editions only moved of that learned of the move in april. -- and only learned of the move in april. globa

similar pictures to go on through sunday and north of the border that also makes its way through ontario into quebec a warm on the cargo temperatures touching thirty three celsius and of the thirty five in d.c. woman off across the caribbean the usual crop of showers the wettest weather remains further west with quite a rush for showers for central america. maybe . repeat my stories.

the canadian foreign affairs minister announced the measures today in hamilton, ontario. ms.and: canada has no choice but to retaliate with a measure of the great reciprocal dollar for -- perfectly reciprocal dollar for dollar response. freeland said, "we will not escalate and we will not back down." president trump once replacement for anthony

in kingston ontario he's an associate professor of african and world history at queen's university and joining us from london. she's a political scientist an independent researcher on african affairs she's also an advisor to the african youth movement welcome to the stream what i want to start with you what was your reaction when you heard prime minister i know it. thank you very much for having me my initial reaction was optimism cautious optimism. that peace finally was to have a chance at the horn of africa in general and the relationship between the two countries in particular. but the fact that international law has been violated or the two countries existed after the illegal settlement of the matter for more than sixteen years. immediate solution was not going to come just from announcements and there would be a lot of entrenched interests that would be threatened by such courageous and forward looking moves that the that the ethiopian prime minister of the ahmed has promised or committed ethiopia to and so the challenges are inevitable i am hopeful that he will weather whether t

. >> this was posted on the ontario instagram page and they say this isn't play time since this is a male iguana. he says this is a way for him to just burn it off. >>> how many pounds can you lift? >> not enough. i'm just about lifting my daughter over my head. that's about like 90 pounds. >> okay. 90 pounds but can you do like ten libs? >> ten libs? >> this is 4 founds. >> how long? >> 8 libs. >> he can do that no problem. his strength doesn't come from the lb. >> libs. >> it stands for libs. >> he is about to break it down. 1, 2 lb. >> libs. >> it says it right there. >>. >> you're so goofy. >> i could flex. >> flex on them. look at those muscles. >> yes. >> this next video is a little random. yeah. this puppy had that kid by the diaper. who is pulling who really? >> he knows that's dog there. walking was a lot easier. i thought i had this thing figured out. >> some times those loads are pretty heavy. he is like hey, bob. >> yeah. fortunately it looks like it was clean. what happens? >> no. no. no. no. no mayday. >> that's when the video stops recording and mom thought it was off.

in ontario canada -- bus went off the road. several people were hurt. it was a 10 day tour that started in washington d.c.. a crash after running off the highway. 24 people were rushed to the hospital. for with life -- 4 with life- threatening injuries. it is not clear where the crash happened. >>> in arizona investigator said there was a link to victims.ere killed in and around scottsdale, arizona. authorities say all were fatally shot by one man: dwight lamon jones, 56. jones died monday morning of a self-inflicted gunshot wound as police officers prepared to take him into custody at an extended stay hotel in scottsdale, police say. what was the motive? investigators aren't saying, but four of the victims had a connection to jones' divorce, authorities said. police are trying to find out if the fifth and six killings -- discovered on monday -- are also linked to his marital strife. >> his wife had retained the law offices of burke veldman and rainier. and specifically elizabeth veldman as the attorney. it is the same law firm on first street were two

stephen williamson is a professor of economics at the university of western ontario. we appreciate it. secretary of state mike pompeo is set to join a press briefing with an update on the summit with north korea following the president's comments earlier today. thismberg. ♪ scarlet: "what'd you miss?" at the podium.is mike pompeo is set to make an appearance at the daily press briefing. we want to check in with a washington correspondent on what to expect. given what the president has said in his conference with shinzo abe of japan, we've heard the possibility of hosting kim jong-un at the white house, signing a packed to end the toean war, we are looking get more details on the mechanics of the summit. any indication what he is likely to offer aside from the fact that it will be in singapore and to manage expectations? saying thatdent is the hard work would come after signing that document should they do that in singapore. the real groundwork of all this would begin after that. saidresident has consistently that he wants the issue up denuclearization to be on the tab

tim: this sill in ontario is one of the factories that could be ad by a potential trade war between canada and its southern neighbor. the latest tariffs are designed to match those imported by the u.s. dollar for dollar and the canadiens -- canadiens sayy don't want to escalate the .ituation but won't back down anchor: nearly 30 years after britain's worst sporting disaster, a judge ruled that the police commander in charge that day can face trial. da duckenfield will face charges of manslaughter by gross negligence in relation to the deaths of 95 liverpool football fans. reports.ritz reporter: nearly 30 years since david duckenfield was in charge at hillsboroug he'll now appear in the dock of a criminal court. it's the first time anyone has been charged with t deaths of 95 liverol fansho were killed when the terraces at thed grou became overcrowded during an f.a. cup semifinal in 1989. he's accused of failing toonake rele care for safety, or gross negligence. rt96 sups were crushed, ranging in ages of 9 to 67. for legal reasons, duckenfieldt cae prosecuted for the death of the final victi

will see some very heavy downpours anywhere from that eastern side of the lakes is coming out of ontario rural the way down into the deep south just towards our console few showers that into louisiana west of that is just a lousy try we could do with the right in northern california coast where we have the wild fosse fosse still butting to into colorado dry demba getting up to thirty seven celsius we'll see temperatures at around nine same for san francisco twenty six therefore i come a little further north you might just catch want to say showers into british columbia a few showers into central parts of the u.s. but as iesous out of the country where it will stay pretty wet and they saw a big downpours that will be some localized flash floods from time to time some showers to still affecting the greats around to this particular across cuba western side of the cab in saying the line of the cloud and indeed the right further east is fine dry and sunny. demain the intersection of reality and comedy and post revolution tennessee a. mission to entertain educates and provoke debate through sa

this steel mill in ontario is just one of the factories could be affected by a potential trade war betweentest tariffs are to match dollar for dollar. the canadians said that are not want to escalate the situation but have also said they will not act down. german officials have confirmed a daughter of one of the most well—known nazi officer has confirmed she worked under an assumed name. her father was regarded as chief architect of the holocaust. before we go take a look at this.... this is the work of four—year—old. his paintings are already selling for thousands of dollars. we went to meet him to find out more. he was nine months old when he first picked up the brush. it was like magic to us and we could not believe he was creating those compositions. he had a direction, intention and he knew exactly where he wants to go and leave himself to the result. to be perfectly honest, it was my first art show so i might as well let you know that. and i remember walking through the door and i could not believe what i was seen. the colours were just so beautiful and they just caught colours were

the political landscape in ontario province in canada has been turned on its head after being led by liberals for the last fifteen years a controversial conservative doug ford has been elected as premier in a landslide victory but the family already have previous history in the spotlight his late brother was also a politician but came to prominence for perhaps other reasons. future of mankind so we would like you to look what we would like to see people coming to should we be making that the prime minister is walking a private radio and from now on it will surely ended a decade of conservative bullying also wants to bring twenty five thousand syrian refugees to canada. therefore if they stop this property. for. a small crowd of people who are here yes i have smoked crack cocaine olivia donda it says that i want to draw and i have never said in my life sure i would never do that coming up he married and got more than enough to eat at home. and. the girls want to get their hands back in the cookie jar see the controversy already it's just starting to see the provincial levels of skill

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will see some very heavy downpours anywhere from that eastern side of the lakes is coming out of ontario rock the way down into the deep south just towards our console a few showers there into louisiana west of that is just a lousy try we could do with the right in northern california coast where we have the wild fosse fosse still burning to the colorado dry denver getting up to thirty seven celsius we'll see temperatures around nineteen for san francisco twenty six therefore i come a little further north you might just catch wanted to showers into british columbia a few showers into central parts of the u.s. but it's east side of the country where it will stay pretty wet and these are big downpours that will be some localized flash floods from time to time some showers to still affecting the great around here this particular across cuba western side of the cab in saying the line of the cloud and indeed the right further east is fine dry and sunny. demain the intersection of reality and comedy and post revolution tennessee our. mission to entertain educate and prevent debate through sati

organization a court hearing is and five days stefan my as a parliamentary secretary for the german ontario ministry he regularly travels to turkey to meet with representatives of edwin's a k party p doesn't support the idea of pressuring ankara to lift travel ban. of the pocket so how is the minus in my opinion banging the drums is not the solution. i firmly believe if the german government has chosen the right strategy by seeking to improve bilateral relations with turkey. and if a place for them to come in there is to give east. this is the s. temple charlie and justice palace outsiders often have a hard time understanding the decisions and verdicts reached in political cases here no matter how often the turkish government stresses that its courts are independent the opposition finds it hard to believe. it or not now a member of parliament was once a prosecutor himself because below. when we try to explain the situation with an expression borrowed from the nazi era. what would the fear have done. they say judges and prosecutors were told to put themselves in the place of the fear and dec

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this steel mill in ontario is just one of the factories that could be affected by a potential trade waruthern neighbour. the latest tariffs are designed to match those imported by the us dollar for dollar, and the canadians say they don't want to escalate the situation. but they've also said they will not back down. tim allman, bbc news. nearly 30 years after britain's worst sporting disaster at hillsborough football stadium, a judge has ruled that the police commander in charge on the day, can face trial. former chief superintendent of south yorkshire police, david duckenfield, will face charges of manslaughter by gross negligence in relation to the deaths of 95 liverpool football fans. four other men will also face trial in connection with the disaster and its aftermath. judith moritz reports. nearly 30 years since david duckenfield was in charge at hillsborough, he'll now appear in the dock of a criminal court. it is the first time that anyone has been charged with the deaths of 95 liverpool fans who were killed when the terraces at the sheffield ground became overcrowded during an f

the company built in ontario [inaudible] >> order. >> it will have a significant impact on canadian families. the family indicated it's going to increase the cost not only in terms of household appliances but so toheir own bottom line. mr. speaker, you know, there is an easy way in order to deal with this and that is recognize that portability is important and making sure payroll taxes are reduced. [applause] let me be crystal clear on the previous question as far as we know the u.s. has removed for some sort of a sset clause. on the issue we have sent multiple times to the united states that they move forward with the cumulative tariffs on trade in aluminum and steel not only are they putting a thread on canadian workers and the canadian industry, they are also going to hurt american workers as well. amer consu th is not in the interof two countries that have the closest trade relationship and alliance in the history of the world. we are going to continue that. >> mr. speaker, to increase the debt by $71 billion when the economy is doing well. second, the president [inaudible] it is made in

he's in prince edward county ontario. thank you forjoining us.ter everybody had shaken hands and hard and everything was ok, to go out and say what he said? i am a little used about all this because in fact, the prime minister has said this in many different ways over the last week or so—and—so, this is nothing new. my ta ke so—and—so, this is nothing new. my take on this is that the president had set this up as a pretext and that he had already decided well in at the —— well in events that he was going to snub the rest of the g7 and he is now blaming the prime minister saying the rather obvious, that these tariffs were not only illegal and illegitimate, but ill—advised. —— events. —— advance. to the statements about president trump not endorsing the communique, does that negate any progress which may have been made during the progress of the summit? well i don't think anyone who had expect it, going into the summit, thinking that there would be a positive outcome. —— expected. i didn't see that as possible. the president is all tactics and no st

this steel mill in ontario is just one of the factories that could be affected by a potential trade wara and its southern neighbour. the latest tariffs are designed to match those imported by the us dollar for dollar, and the canadians say they don't want to escalate the situation. but they've also said they will not back down. tim allman, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news: the us car manufacturer general motors has warned that american tariffs on imported vehicles could reduce its presence both in america and overseas. president trump has threatened to impose the import taxes, after eu leaders responded to tariffs on exports of steel and aluminium with additional charges on several american products. the world trade organisation has ruled in favour of australia's policy that cigarettes must be sold in drab looking packets. a group of tobacco producing countries had argued that plain packaging infringed trademarks and intellectual property rights. the law, first introduced in australia in 2011, has since been rolled out across six other nations. german officials have conf

this steel mill in ontario is just one of the factories that could be affected by a potential trade warthe latest tariffs are designed to match those imported by the us dollar for dollar, and the canadians say they don't want to escalate the situation. but they've also said they will not back down. tim allman, bbc news. stay with us on bbc world news. still to come: separated at the us border and still searching and waiting for their children, we hearfrom the migrant parents who have no idea where their kids are. china marked its first day of rule in hong kong with a series of spectacular celebrations. a huge firework display was held in the former colony. the chinese president, jiang zemin, said unification was the start of a new era for hong kong. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produced a sheep called dolly, that was cloned in a laboratory using a cell from another sheep. for the first time in 20 years, russian and american spacecraft have docked in orbit, at the start of a new era of cooperation in space. challenger powered p

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