ontario hospitals reported that this statistic has increased by 50% compared to last year, and according to this report, 9,400 patients died while waiting for surgery. mri and ct scan in this report, referring to a 14% reduction in surgery compared to four years ago, the increase in the wait page is attributed to the decrease in medical staff for ontario hospitals in the 21-page report , the number of medical staff is 19% compared to it has decreased compared to last year and there are 37,003 treatment methods hospitals are without attendants. the current world order is coming to an end. this is part of the words of the us secretary of state at the john hopkins university in japan. anthony blinken, pointing out that the world is in transition and a new order of the week, the decisions that are being made now will shape the future for the next 1011 will determine the french president emmanuel macron has emphasized that a new world order is being formed among non-western countries. macron said that the new powers in the international arena are cheap and the position of the west, especially

he recently went to a picket line in ontario, california, where striking workers have twice had guns them, nonunion trucker seeking to use a distribution center to move auto parts to dealers. david, welcome back to democracy now! i want you to describe that scene, but first responder president biden making history on the picket line of the uaw. >> you are absolutely right, it was historic. seeing a sitting president walking the picket line is something we have never seen before in the united states. the contrast with donald trump tonight will be at a nonunion shop that is -- he was there at the request of management, is undeniable. unfortunately, some of the mainstream media are simply saying he is talking to uaw workers and nothing could be further from the truth as this is a nonunion shop. unfortunately, we are getting this false equivalence. i think the biden administration has laid down a marker about what they believe should be a just transition for autoworkers. juan: david, why has it taken so long for sitting president to actually put their actions whether their mounts are in

list for treatment in canada, last year, 2 thousand patients died before the time of surgery for ontario hospitals. this statistic has increased by 50% compared to the previous year. based on this report, 9,400 patients died while waiting for mri and ct scan. in this report, referring to a 14% decrease in surgery compared to four years ago, the increase in waiting time is attributed to the decrease in medical staff, according to the ontario media council in a report. 21 pages islamized, the number of medical staff has decreased by 19% compared to last year, and 37,003 treatment methods in hospitals are without attendants, the current world order is coming to an end, this is part of the words of the us secretary of state at johns hopkins university, anthony blinken, pointing out that the world is transitioning to a new order says the decisions that are taken now will shape the future for the next decades , french president emmanuel macron, a new world order is being formed, which is founded by non-western countries, said the metro of new powers in the international arena. and the position

here they are, the high-flying base commander and one careful, soft spoken detective for the ontarioncial police. there are three cameras in the interview room >> here they are, the high five base commander and one careful softspoken detective. there is a lot of tension in the interview room. >> we talked about why you're here, trying to be as discreet as possible. >> the minutes tick past four hours, head for five. colonel williams doesn't know it yet. but he is going down tonight. >> have you spend much time thinking about that? >> as he sits in this room, officers are in his home in tweed searching for evidence. they're in the swank newly renovated town house in ottawa that he and his house have moved into, a point out will soon make a difference. now, detective sergeant jim smith lets williams know that mr. nice guy is done. the tone changes. >> the problem is, russell every time i walk out of this room there is another issue that comes up, okay? it is not issues that point away from you, it's issues that point at you, okay? >> the detective has already let williams know the tire

see that for us in ontario, canada? well, let's get reaction from the canadian community in toronto ball parade, saying is the spokes bus and then legal counsel off the wells seek organization of canada. he joins us now live from that. what has been the reaction in your community to what we've heard today from prime minister? true to the agents of the indian government will most likely behind the shooting of holiday ps initial. and it's an incredibly validating we is. canadian 6 have for years said that india is interfering here in katie and stick affairs. we have identified strong peers that mr. nature was the target of an assassination plot. and to have the prime minister get up and say that today that's a, that's confirming those uh those concerns. and it's like i said, very validate. the indian government says, mr. harvey, i'm saying that john was a terrorist. who was he to be st community in canada. so heard the thing to do with the president of one of the largest echo dollars in canada. he was also a very strong a

i did play a tournament up in london, ontario. it's all about winning. whatever it takes, if you have to fake your age. >> stephen: keep it simple. >> dierks: we're the 75 and older champions of london, ontario. >> stephen: phil, you host "the amazing race," and of course "tough as nails." those are tough competition shows. what was it like to be on the other side of the lens and actually being the person having to put it out all on the line there? >> phil: you know, when you host a show where you're a musician, or you host your show, you do the preparation, and then all the nerves go. you do your thing. i was so nervous. and i was hoping that you weren't going to be, but you were. >> dierks: i was really nervous. >> phil: i didn't know about staying out of the kitchen. i didn't know about any of the rules of pickle. i played tennis when i was a kid. but that was pretty much it. and we were really-- we were a nervous wreck going into it. >> stephen: the secret of pickleball, in my opinion, is the best player in the world is about

>> the ontario provincial police, the opp, responded to both results.xual assault, they began canvassing the neighbors. >> i was down there, and they wanted to see if i had heard anything. >> he says he had nothing to tell them. by now, the news of the two assaults was all over tweed and beyond. >> i remember saying to my guys, look, we have to get more on this. >> chris was then the city editor of the intelligence, the newspaper on the nearby city of belleville. >> we will given nothing. we were told that the investigation is ongoing. no further information will be released. >> around cozy cold lane, the women were terrified. >> everybody was just scared to death of what was going on after the person was assaulted. and some of the girls did start knocking their doors. and take the keys and take their things in the house. that kind of thing. and be more leery about what is going on outside. and then the second one? everything just went haywire then. >> everyone thought it had to be someone local. but who? >> it was just a real mystery. who live this cou

vehicles, including armored medical evacuation vehicles that will be built by canadian workers in lonn, ontariolause] we will also contribute pilot and maintenance strictors to the joints coalition f16, as well as support for leopard tank maintenance. [speaking in french] christian: so there you have it. the contracts just signed at the table before they went to the podium. three years of support from the canadiens, including some 50 armored vehicles as well as training of f16 pilots, although is as you heard from my guest at the top of the program, that would not necessarily be training for pilots, more for maintenance crews that narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: pediatric surgeon. volunteer. topiary artist. a raymond james financial advisor tailors advice t

lovely little stratford, ontario. where lynne knight grew up, the play she intended to return for her sister donna's wedding. no wedding now. >> we had to cancel the wedding. and it was just so horrible. a wedding is supposed to be a happy time. and -- >> nothing happy about those days. >> nope. >> but the wedding did offer an odd clue of sorts. lynne's invitation, which had been found crumpled up in her wastebasket. >> the question was, would she have wrinkled it up and thrown it in the trash? or did the suspect do it? >> the detectives were convinced that the killer knew lynne and hated her, maybe wanted revenge for something. >> who would slaughter someone to that degree if they didn't have a motive. a hatred? something. >> two weeks into the investigation, the only potential suspect was joe giarrusso, who was with her hours before he died. he had cuts on his fingers. and then the detectives discovered something else. >> he had a physical altercation with lynne, at some point? >> there was a situation where she was

man charged with deliberately running down a family in ontario, canada began with jury selection.faces four counts of murder and one count of attended murder. that 2021 attacked intentionally targeted to families for their islamic faith. u.s. president biden will nominate former u.s. president obama's treasury secretary jack lew to be the u.s. ambassador to israel. the white house announced on tuesday. if confirmed, it will be a position filled that had be left empty for months. in alabama, lawmakers refused to create a second district where black voters can at least come close to comprising a majority. back in june, alabama lawmakers take the lead drew new voting districts after the u.s. supreme court said they likely violate of the voting rights act. remember, you can find more about all of the day's news on our website, bbc.com/news. i'm katrina perry. thanks for narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kov

ontario hospitals reported that this statistic increased by 50% compared to the previous year, and according to this report, 9,400 patients died while waiting for mri and ct scans. 14 percent surgery four years ago, the increase in the waiting list is related to the reduction of medical staff in antalya hospitals. in a 21-page report , it was stated that the medical staff has increased by 19% compared to last year, and now there are 37,003 medical procedures in hospitals without attendants . hello god, good morning. the world championship freestyle wrestling competition will begin at noon today with the competition of four representatives of our country in serbia. on the first day of this first stage , there is also a quota for the paris olympics. from 12 o'clock in the 61 kg, reza asgari is resting in the first round and we have to wait. specified in the second round , amir mohammad yazdani in the 70 kg will face the representative of poland, mir in the 86 kg . in the second round, with the wrestlers from belarus, the ten reasons for the competition and the first to fifth people, six olympi

for ontario hospitals , this figure is 50% compared to last year.ording to this report, 9,400 patients have increased while waiting for mri and ct scans in this report, citing a 14% decrease in surgeries compared to four years ago. 21 pages stated that the number of medical staff has decreased by 19% compared to last year and 37,003 treatment methods in hospitals are without attendants.

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this is the agent of ontario who was killed in a clash with the security forces. in this incident, a number of worshipers were martyred and injured . pakistani government officials, while condemning these terrorist acts , announced their determination to remove the root of terrorism from their country . sima islamabad. the beginning of the fifth period of the mustafa international award an event with the aim of identifying the outstanding works of scientists of the islamic world for the development of science and technology, which began with the presence of 15 scientists from 35 countries. holding an event with 50 artificial intelligence companies. industrial artificial intelligence. to control the quality of production and products, we use the analysis of medical images with artificial intelligence , it analyzes medical phenomena, it reports important medical parameters, like a radiologist, to solve the disorder of stuttering , the learning changes that must occur in the brain and nervous system through training. is done, so we can step by step through artificial

this is the agent from ontario who was killed in a clash with the security forces . unfortunately, another person entered the mosque. in this incident , a number of worshipers were martyred and injured. government officials of pakistan while condemning these acts of terrorism are determined to root. declaring terrorism from their country. syed ali razavi, sedav sima reporter, islamabad. the beginning of the fifth period of awarding the international mustafa award. an event with the aim of identifying the outstanding works of scholars of the islamic world in order to develop science and technology that started with the presence of 15 scientists from 35 countries. holding an event with 50 artificial intelligence companies. we can use industrial artificial intelligence to control the quality of products. from the analysis of medical images with artificial intelligence, it analyzes medical images and reports important medical parameters like a radiologist to the resolution of stuttering disorders. the learning changes that must occur in the brain and nervous system are d

this is the agent from ontario who was killed in a clash with the security forces . unfortunately, another person entered the mosque. in this incident a number of worshipers were martyred and injured. while condemning these terrorist acts, pakistani government officials announced their determination to eradicate terrorism from their country. seyyed ali razavi, broadcasting journalist, islamabad. the head of the zionist regime once again acknowledged the social disintegration in this regime. isaac herzok in saroz jang. referring to the large support of the city dwellers to the zionist soldiers in this war , he said: since half of that day has passed, the israeli society has become bi-functional and bipolar. the president of the zionist regime referring to the dispute over the judicial changes bill he added that the crisis that has involved us for 9 months has directly affected our society, economy and security and has put us in a real emergency situation. the president of the united states said: trump and his allies are a threat to democracy. biden described trump's m

rated dozens of homes linked to an extra mr. races group that promotes at nazi audiology . germany's ontario, minnesota had early a band. the group known as the optimize soft or race community. it was one of several right when groups banned in recent months, the russian socialist spacecraft has landed in kazakhstan after returning from the international space station on board. what to russian cosmonaut sends us astronaut frank rubio. rubio set a new us record by spending more than a year in space that was after the technical defect delayed. his planned return or a judge in new york has ruled donald trump committed fraud by inflating the value of real estate holdings to get better terms on loans. the jobs rejected and attempts to dismiss a civil case against the former us president from family business. mr. trump will appeal against the ruling about the full case against him. well, no, go ahead. next week. either a report say the french ambassador has been flown out of news and the diplomats have stated the country despite the monster lead from the military junta that took part in july. howev

this is the agent from ontario who was killed in a conflict with the security forces. unfortunately, another one entered the mosque. in this incident, a number of worshipers were martyred and injured. while condemning these terrorist acts, pakistani government officials announced their determination to eliminate the root of terrorism from their country . seyyed ali razavi, broadcasting journalist, islamabad. boss. the zionist regime once again split into two and social disintegration in this regime he submitted ishaq herzok , referring to the large support of the city dwellers for the zionist soldiers in this war, said: half of that day, the israeli society has become divided and polarized. pointing to the dispute over the judicial changes bill, the head of the zionist regime added: the crisis that has involved us for 9 months has directly disintegrated society, economy and security. it has affected us and put us in a real state of emergency . the american president said: trump and his allies are a threat to democracy. biden called trump's movement extreme and a danger

we're headed down to the move hook institutes in brentwood, ontario. this was one of canada's oldest and longest running residential schools opened in 18. 31. it was to be closed in 1970. this place was full of predators. so not only were these children taken from their community, not only where they put in a strange land with strange languages, they were put around some of the most reprehensible adults you can imagine. and i want to show you this room not to glorify it, but to educate you guys on, on how horrible this plays could be. and sometimes so the base is the boiler room, the infamous, infamous mohawk institute boiler. and when this thing was going, it would have been so loud. and the reason that this is a room of regret is because because of a sound, because it was away from a school, this is where a lot of the sexual abuse happened. and again, when the children knew when they were tapped on the shoulder and told to come here, it just must have been such an ominous feeling for them knowing what was waiting i had. so if you want to go, you can,

established in canada, there is a whole pantheon of german servants there, in a cemetery in the province of ontariolchin, the same one where igunko served, and such a monument is far from the only one in the country, heroes... even the local opposition admits this. it was the prime minister's personal responsibility to invite zelsky to parliament. he was personally responsible for making it a diplomatic success. and he personally heads a government that has security, intelligence and diplomatic protocol that could and should have vetted all invitees. and this prime minister. the minister allows a grandiose and an unprecedented shame for the whole world. well , of course, in atava they checked everything, here is a photo taken by gunka’s daughter of him waiting for the ceremonial reception. the meeting with the nazi was a separate item in the program of zelsky’s visit to canada. therefore, justin trido’s now hypocritical apology to zelsky himself is especially cynical. he understood perfectly well with whom he was destined to meet. gunko financed the rewriting of the histories of the ukrainian nazis

for canada, what he did during the war is kept silent here, but scientists from the university of ontarioch has long been working on the topic of ukrainian collaborators, published these photographs of yaroslav gunka, which he himself had previously posted online, including photos of his colleagues during training. the size of the division is treacherous. a collaborator armed formation in the service of the third reich , recruited from former ukrainian punitive forces. and it is good, it was used only against unarmed villagers against partisans , but in battle against the red army. in one single battle, wading in 1944. this the formation was completely defeated and withdrawn to the nazi rear. zelensky is famous for the fact that when he is asked questions about machine nazis in the center of kiev, he immediately remembers his jewish roots. this is supposedly supposed to prove that there is no nazism in ukraine, and during the canadian tour. without hesitation, he rushed to applaud the ss men, as if the division was galician, had never hunted for time, probably at that moment. uh, his poor

so some big shows that just crossing the lake, spilling out of ontario, toronto, it goes from 30 to celsius on wednesday to around 20 full, full size that you're headed. that was still pretty hot. the 32 celsius in new york and into the mid thirty's. the for the see, some of the showers will run down all the way down towards the deep south. right. across the appalachians central areas generally tried right now for nevada. right. the way across towards the west coast wanted to try whether into the caribbean, but quite a few showers as well because the chain of storms that just around the great around to this i q. but jamaica said some live the south pushing into central american. i think here the shelves could become pretty active as we go on through west state for a time. just around police pushing it to southern pause of mexico. wanna to establish that into panama. wanted to show us to close the 8th to not as but for the most part is fine, dry, warm, and sunny. the weather brought to you by visit castle. a clan, this time will be legal trade. what you have here is not just american logical

the highly dense radioactive ontario is effective against alma, but it's use in war, has been controversial. some studies of it's used by the us in a rock of links, the rooms to increased health risks. here's us of, of all of us with most good reaction. rather strongly condemns the us decision to transfer depleted uranium shelves to ukraine for the brims tongues. it totally disagrees with the white house statement, but the shelves do not pause a radioactive threat. according to criminal spokesman, demetrius quote, the decision will lead to extremely bad consequences, and the responsibility for the use will be entirely on the united states deputy for administer survey at cold cold. the us decision criminal acts he referred to hundreds of expert materials published around the world about the home that such weapons compose to the environment. citing the washington duncan's cat a toll because that kind of a munition will be used in the home. that's how we're treatment on the temperature of ukraine, expressed consent that the weapons will inevitably, that affects people who live in the area righ

so some big shows that just crossing the lake, spilling out of ontario, toronto, it goes from 30 to celsius on wednesday to around $24.00. full size that your head of that was still pretty hot. the 32 celsius in new york and into the mid thirty's, the for the see, some of the shabbots will run down all the way down towards the deep south road across the appalachian central areas. generally dry, dry and now for nevada. by the way, across towards the west coast, lot of dry weather into the caribbean, but quite a few showers as well because the chain of storms that just around the great around to this i q. but jamaica said some live the sounds pushing into central american. i think here shelves could become pretty active as we go on through the state for a time. just around police pushing into southern pause of mexico. wanna to establish the having to panama. wanted to show us to across the age to not us, but for the most part is fine, dry wall and sunny of the time stop pushing today. she's fun when we talk some entries between former president and illuminate our power, our people see these t

she haven't returned to you as in ontario, canada for upset. what exactly is the canadian government alleging here are it's interesting. got it. we have a lot of questions. no, because yeah, these are, these are, this is credible. these are credible allegations of a potential link of the engine government to the killing according to true day to day says that when he spoke to in a run for moody, but g 20 all start in new in cooperation, in the investigation to get to the bottom of what exactly happens and then the foreign minister in the mountains and expulsion about canadian, that's about what if these allegations are true, this is a terrible imposition on canadian software to you as you might expect. the foreign minister might say, but then the question is, well, if this is still active investigation by the author and either oxygen mounted police, if you're asking for indian cooperation, if these are still just allegations of how you will reading and position them to expo a senior indian diplomat to it's alleged may have had something directly

, there after all, there is a whole pantheon of german servants, in a cemetery in the province of ontariooldiers of the sss golchin division, the same one where igunko served, and such a monument is far from unique in the country, the glorification of the nazis in canada occurs with the actual connivance of the authorities, even the local opposition admits this. it was the prime minister's personal responsibility to invite zelski to parliament, he was personally responsible for ensuring that... and he personally heads a government that has security services, intelligence and diplomatic protocol that could and should have vetted all those invited, the prime minister is committing a colossal and unprecedented disgrace to the whole world. well, of course, everything is in atava we checked, here is a photo taken by gunka’s daughter of how he is awaiting a ceremonial reception. the meeting with the nazi was a separate item in the program of zelsky’s visit to canada. therefore, justin trido’s hypocritical apologies to zelsky himself are now especially cynical. he understood perfectly well with

our upstanding citizens are in large communities in british columbia, in ontario. so, i mean, canada is a very, obviously, very diverse, very multi cultural country, and there are dice for community, some number of places in the world as there are in the united states, as there are in the united kingdom where i am right now. steve, let me also ask you how much concern is there about the geopolitical consequences of a growing in the canada confrontation? i mean, in both the short term and the long term. and this i think, is really interesting that had as main allies seemed to be very quiet on this issue . because of course, this has come at a point where i've united states the united kingdom are trying to sort of take that away from china and build relations with india. so in some ways that, you know, government is not sort of broke singing from the same song sheet as it's allies. so it will be interesting to see how this plays out over the next few weeks. because india is in a rather strong position given that concerns about china, including in canada as as the 1st

and unfortunately many people were injured including many police and editor and asylum seekers. ontario says it security forces open file on a group of a jet skis from a roku of today refused to comply with orders to stop. 2 people were killed last tuesday. off the string into algebra. invoices were all canadian reporting of the mountain was wounded and detained. in algeria, funerals had been held for the victims. the 2 countries have a long history of tension tied to marco's claims to the dispute to the west. and so hara one of those killed is a deal french now schultz is finally it says the file legal action in front of the head, parent officer cast me sewing. the cane is beside moore again we've, we've visited that has been protecting wide life through conservation and desk, arriving not in the lower the south asia, the heaviest rain is folding across eastern parts of the region. places like me in law as well as bundle dish and the pool and eastern areas of india. and this is where we have the amber lots out before the heavy rain as well as thunderstorms over the next few days. the p

conditions temperatures back to around 90 degrees celsius has a cloud in the right mazing across into ontario right across the lakes and what the width of the sinking further south was, this is why the showers say, you know, just all the way down towards the deep south. ahead of that, it's still hot the see it. so if you 7 cells into this uh, tooth to that for new you probably a try whether the west and safe and nevada. it will be long as you find and drive with those clear when the skies welcome. clearing sky is coming through for the middle part of the week. not too bad across the camera in some live the stalls that are in to west central america some. what's the weather that for nicaragua? pushing down towards panama, scattering a shower, has to into cuba, maybe a shower too much to make it for a time. but las, you dry. i'm fine for the east. not as with plenty of them. some time the, the, the the, you want to go to zeta. reminder of our top. so is this our north korea? maybe it's funny to provide weapons to russia. according to us officials, media report say north korean leader came zone

on june 18th, she pretends he has moved from ontario in canada. the credible allegations of a potential link of the engine government to the killing according to true day to day says that when he spoke to run for moody, but g, 20 oster, indian cooperation in the investigation to get to the bottom of what exactly happened. if these allegations are true, this is a terrible imposition on canadian, this over to you, as you might expect, the foreign minister might say, but then the question is, well, if this is still an active investigation by the all cmt, the rocks agent mounted police. if you're asking for indian cooperation, if these are still just allegations and how you will ready and position them to expel a senior indian diplomat who it's alleged may have had something directly to do with the kidding. so i think we have a lot of questions right now. i'm pretty v canadian government hasn't released any of the evidence that they say they have about potential and get involved was a speak to sean saying he's a senior fellow at the center for policy.

i reported the engine according to the latest from the countries, ontario ministry, the quick hit the country on friday night, while many people were sleeping in a 6.8 magnitude trim. i believe to be the country strongest in a $140.00. yes. the sense that was around the 80 cars on which is from the city of mar, cash it with from is continuing into the house of science today. we can now take a look at some footage from the quick on this often math. and we must warn you this some good us might find these images, obsessing the the, the, the 2012 people died. 2060 are injured, many of them critically, according to the latest official figures. this is the latest assessment of what we can quote is now the strongest of a quick to hit the country on this sunday morning where i couldn't keep my rent. the victim at house prevents where the pre center of the courts was located to suffer the most. that's with $1003.00 hundreds followed by the events of terry. the end with 452, a bit far away, 2 hours from my cache. a small village called 5th, only 7 of their population has survived the berries 76

i'll tease my h u, i explains why ontario is so concerned about escalations in the region. as nature is still willing from the upheaval following the military coup in july, neighboring knowledge area has stepped forward with the peace initiative in hopes of resolving the crisis in the sub saharan country. there was a cool new share. we confirmed that we are in favor of constitutional legality and it is necessary to return to that legitimacy. we are ready to help them all jerry and the stories have expressed their willing list to facilitate peace mediation. the north african officials are proposing a transitional phase that will last for a maximum of 6 months with all missouri and parties taken part in the discussions that is in hopes of eventually leading to the quote restoration of constitutional order in the country. a military intervention could ignite the whole sound region and no julia will not use force with its neighbors. no solution is possible in this year without the participation of old uria as it is concerned by what is happening in this neighboring country. old

medical vehicles, including armoured medical vehicles that will be built by canadian workers in london, ontarioopard tanks. studio: you will have seen the contract signed at the table before they went to the podium. let me confirm what has been agreed, three years of support from the canadians, that includes 50 armoured vehicles as well as training for f—i6 pilots, although, as you heard from my guest, that wouldn't necessarily be training for pilots, more for maintenance crews that would oversee the aircraft that are donated to ukraine. we'll keep our eye on the press conference, but we will take a short break. with us. hello. the weather has felt decidedly cool today. we've had some pretty heavy showers out there, some sunny spells, too. but as those showers fade to leave largely clear skies overnight, it is going to turn really quite chilly. then through the weekend, temperatures will rise as some outbreaks of rain and some strong winds arrive, particularly towards the north—west of the uk. the reason for all of that, this swirl of cloud. this was a hurricane, hurricane nigel. not a hurrican

as according to an announcement by the countries, ontario ministry on thursday night, as well as the applicant points and ends continues to be shaken by a series of military coups. due to the current security situation and operational commitments of annoyed jerry and on forces, the ministry and phones, international organizations, national and international, n g o, as in un agencies present to no idea that whole activities, annual movements and designs of operations are temporarily suspended. we do know that the current crisis in the g as a reading today attend the future of democracy and z and across these to how region . it is also created a moment of reflection. full from about the 5th to most of these policies, as well as a future influence initiate and as always, soon as simple as it can. countries as things stand at the moment across the african continent, people are even asking, is there still a place for friends to meet you, even in ethic, on the f one say that we've got most people, but i would say that there was a kind of hypothesis behind these differential behavior, becau

evidence we needed to know that a man like this, perhaps a former nazi, was living quietly in northern ontario in canada. i've asked the justice department here in canada. they refused to comment other than to say canada does not have an extradition treaty with poland. i don't know why that's relevant. but we'll continue to follow this story, especially where it concerns poland. >> yikes! paula, thank you so much. >>> coming up next, one of the most tragic issues facing the united states, i need you to hear this one. we'll be right back. >>> in our national lead, with numbers showing an average of 17 veterans a day dying by suicide here in the united states, 17, the department of veterans affairs has partnered with the ad council to produce videos encouraging veterans to reach out for help. the v.a. got some help. these were directed by catherine bigelow, who won an oscar for the film "the hurt locker." here is a sample. ♪ ♪ >> have you ever asked for help yourself? >> it's always touch, right? i always feel like i can solve my own problems, you eventually you can't deal with it on your own. o

so some big shows that just crossing the lake, spilling out of ontario, toronto, it goes from 30 to celsius on wednesday to around 20 full, full size. that your head of that was still pretty hot. the 32 celsius in new york and into the mid thirty's, the for the see, some of the showers will run down all the way down towards the deep south road across the appalachians. central areas generally try drying out for nevada by the way, across towards c. a westcott, as long as dry weather into the caribbean, but quite a few showers as well because the chain of storms that just around the great around to this i q. but jamaica said some live the shower is pushing into central american . i think here a shout was could become pretty active as we go on through the state for a time. just around police pushing it to southern parts of mexico. wanted to show us the average of panama. wanted to show us 2 across the age to not us, but for the most part is fine, dry, warm, and sunny of the weather brought to you by visit castle drugs is devastating war torn somalia and intensifying a hunger crisis that does cl

and so the students at nora francis henderson secondary school until hammonton ontario, can you get aonger name, please? they just got their first lesson in gender idiocy taught by the man himself carrie luke. and the lessen is this. in order to expose bad ideas like gender belief, sometimes you have to amplify them to the point of absurdity. last week tyrus reported the canadian teacher, aka k-cup had transferred schools. well, today was the start of the new school year at kayla's new school, he arrived, "he" arrived with a police escort and without the gigantic prosthetic. he also donned a 5:00 o'clock shadow. but despite this, the media still keeps calling him a her. a she. but we won't. a 5:00 o'clock shadow at 8:00 in the morning? you're not getting that from a chick unless you're having breakfast with joy bahar. yeah, always the kill consider. so despite kayla's denials all the signs point to the fact that kayla was always a ma'am man named carrie later on and we knew that when we heard he could parallel park. >> a sexist would say! >> greg: yeah. but we always knew there was so

policymaker catherine man do to speak at an event in ontario canada on post-pandemic economics.ething we watch closely. coming up apple launches a new iphone today will bring you all the details and the deal with the qualcomm chip, that coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i think apple is in for a much longer period of distress in china and i think you've seen apple tried to move india on the production side and they have been successful in moving a very large portion of their production in a short period of time. i think that is going to be something we have to do. >> hayman capital founder cao they're speaking on apple's prospects in china to bloomberg earlier with alix steel. apple's latest iphone will be unveiled today at 10 a.m. california time. the macbook -- macbook and iphone maker just renewed their contract to get modem chips from qualcomm. a lot of apple news to digest. who better to walk us through from bloomberg tech reporter joining us from berlin. let's start with the chips story because apple made a massive deal saying we are going to develop our in-house chi

in january, "the wall street journal" reported that ontario is turning to private health care options to fix the growing problem with its single payer-funded health care system. canada's most populous province is allowing more patients to go to private treatment centers for cataracts and joint replacement surgeries and for services such as mri's and c.t. scans. "the wall street journal" writes, quote, the median wait time in canada last year between referral and treatment was 27.4 weeks the longest on record compared to 9.3 weeks in 1993. ontario reported the shortest wait times of 20.3 weeks while the eastern province of prince edward island reported the longest at 64.7 weeks. finally back to great britain, the yugov poll recently found that bring tans are, quote, pulling their teeth out with pliers, end of quote, because they can't access the national health care system dentists. the poll found 10% of respondents had attempted do-it-yourself dentistry. mr. president, i'm committed to improving the health care system. i'm working to lower the cost of prescription drugs, maintain acce

the manteca rancho cucamonga and ontario. there are also auto plants in portland, reno and yucca, arizona. the uaw leader here on the west coast says these plants are not affected right now by the strike. but he fully supports the union's decision to walk off the job. the detroit three automakers have made a quarter of a trillion. that's trillion with a t dollars in profits in the last nine years. they've made $21 billion in profits in the first half of 2023 alone. now, miller says he's going to work very closely with union leaders in detroit to make sure all of the auto workers affected by the striker on the same page. governor gavin newsom has one month now to sign or veto hundreds of bills on his desk after the legislative session ended for the year last night. and garcia, one of those bills would make striking workers in california eligible to get unemployment insurance, striking workers in two other states. new york and new jersey. they're entitled to collect unemployment in california for right now, striking workers are

better or worse, equity trumps merit, so that we will, you know the oregon education department and ontariocation department, largest province in canada have announced it is white supremacy or colonialism to argue, to maintain that there is only one. so that everything we have built the west on which is truth, beauty, and the reality that men are biologically what they are, the idea that you could support a biological man competing against women and think you are moral, think you are advocating something that benefits women gives you an idea of the attacks and how effective they've been against reason and truth. so there is very real reason to worry. i will end with this. 45% of american youth according to a pew say they believe in free speech but not hate speech. they don't believe in free-speech. if you don't believe in the speech that you consider hate and don't believe in free-speech, don't even think clearly when they say that. it should say i am not for free speech if i consider something hate speech i want it banned, then would have leased -- to say i believe in free-speech but not f