unfortunately it doesn't help when our elected officials of people like our premier doug ford of ontario which is the most populous province of canada france where they go the other premier. deny that stomach reaches them it's even a thing that exists but we know what that is because the. it's experience that we're terrible it collecting data get it we're awful like collecting statistics but what we do shows step there are disproportionate about the police violence that are used especially on the on black people in the one in which in this people these aren't conjectures these are plain facts we've had marches in canada not only for black wise but also for indigenous lives we have had proof that there is a genocide that's been acted on indigenous people in canada the young men especially from the genus communities do you think this report events of police violence so when people in the united states and elsewhere talk about racism being different in canada i have to ask what are you talking about that's a great question to ask you know i want to finish up we've got a little bit of minute

issues here in this country we do know that racism is systematic in canada our own premier here in ontario doug ford. also said that out loud after denying it in the beginning we do know we have an issue when you look at our prime minister justin trudeau in black face just a few years ago and of course a number media picked up on that we do know we have an issue when a former opposition leader stockwell day has just basically dismissing this and just the whole way the conservative element in this country is looking in to what has happened here in the past it's like i'm saying systematic racism and we're talking about anti black racism this is the issue of the day we know we have the same issues with aboriginal communities and other communities but let's talk about what's on the table here all you need to do is go to social media see my fellow canadians on there and you recognize you can recognize right from the 1st point that there is race of racism in this country as much as we hate to hear it. alex there's a lot to unpack here to help us with the current status of the investigation into

. >> reporter: in simco, ontario, photographer darryl granger is known for shooting imaginative portraitse settind giv stre to han but with his usual portraits impossible because of the pandemic, he found some new subjects happy to pose right in his own backyard. >>> you were sitting back and going, wow, there's a lot of squirrels back there. >> reporter: so just as he does for humans, he created a stage set in miniature. >> the first set we did was a country market. and so we did everything that had peanuts and nuts and walnuts and shopping carts in there. and then they went nuts, so to speak. [ laughter ] >> reporter: it's true, it seems, if you build it they will come. >> and so they come and go, wow, look at this! and, of course, their eyes are just bugging. you can see it because they're like, look at all these nuts. >> reporter: the squirrels prove to be such enthusiastic subjects, granger built another set. this time a peanut butter factory. and the squirrels knew exactly what was expected of they have. >> pretty soon they're going to have agents. i know they're going to have agent

her death comes as ontario passed a so-called "ag-gag" bill, making it illegal to interact with farmed animals as they are being transported. the police say they are investigating her death.h. backck in the united states, federal prososecutors in newew k said monday a u.s. soldier confessed to sharing information with a satanic neo-nazi-group as part of a plot to kill members of his unit. private ethan melzer was charged with c collaborating with the order of the nine angles, or o9a, a far-right group linked to white nationalist neo-nazi group atomwaffen division, as well as the islamic c state. acting u.s. attorney audrey strauss called him "the enemy within." we'llll have more after headlin. in chicago, an 18-year-old is facicing firirst degree e murder charges for allegedly fatally shooting a 37-year-old transgender woman after she told the teen she was t trans. orlando perez reportedly had gone home with selena reyes-hernandez where he then interrogated her about her gender identity. reyes-hernandez is at least the 17th transgender person killed in the u.s. so far this year. in cli

was a midfielder with the ontario fury. a southern california based team in the major arena soccer leak in the south bay an investigation is underway after a person was shot in the face in san jose had happened. they're homeless encampment near the south king road off-ramp of a northbound 6.80 the off-ramp had to be closed for several hours. police say a pedestrian was injured and is hospitalized. no other details on the shooter had been released. more than a dozen states are pausing or even rolling back some of their reopening plans this week, the average number of daily coronavirus cases is on the rise in more than 30 states and there's a lot of concern about the 4th of july weekend. karen caifa reports from washington. >>restrictions re implemented in states with surging coronavirus cases ahead of the july 4th weekend we are quite clearly talking about people's lives new at the centers are emerging in the south and west including arizona and florida where the number of new daily cases is rivaling new york speaks some sou

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as we hear from dan in ontario, california. good morning. >> hello, it's ontario canada. i was wondering here in canada it's become a non issue and i notice in the united states there is a lot of tension attention paid to even the terminology that is used like lgbtq. it's just unfamiliar here, i'm wondering if i could just get your opinion on the difference between how it's dealt with and then the language that is used and how that has evolved as well. >> thank you, dan. can. i actually lived in canada in toronto for 16 years so i know something about what you're talking about with respect to canada. thinking back about to the stonewall moments, it was actually exactly at that moment that a number of countries began to partially decriminalized consensual same sex sex acts. that was the case right before the stonewall riots for canada, west germany, england and wales. but it was partial decriminalization, and i know there is a controversy that has been going on in canada very recently about the formal federal government's apology for the criminalization of lgbt people and

. >> reporter: in simcoe, ontario, photographer daryl granger is known for shooting imaginative portraitsnd giving his subjects more to do than just smile. but with his usual portraits impossible because of the pandemic, he found some ne subjects, happy to pose right in his own backyard. >> we were sitting back and going wow, there is a lot of squirrels back there. >> reporter: so just as he does for humans, he created a stage set in miniature. >> the first set we did was a country market. and so we did everything that had peanuts and nuts and walnuts, and shopping carts in there. and then, they went nuts, so to speak. >> reporter: it's true, it seems-- "if you build, it they will come." >> and so they come and go wow, look at this. and of course, their eyes are just bugging, you can see it, like, look at all these nuts. >> reporter: the squirrels proved to be such enthusiastic subjects, granger built another set, this time a peanut butter factory. and the squirrels knew exactly what was expected. >> pretty soon they are going to have agents. >> reporter: granger showed us into his worksh

is expected across the northeastern areas of the united states, and rain will also spread towards ontarioas opposed to that, it's dry, windy and hot across the southwestern united states. conditions are favorable for wildfires. the temperature is going to be 34 in los angeles with plenty of sunshine on tuesday. sunny weather across the eastern seaboard as well. it's very hot there, too. 34 degrees is expected in the u.s. capital. an excessive heat dome is blanketing many places of the main islands of japan. the high rose to 31 in tokyo and 35.6 in sy few making the record for the month of june. another recommend was set for the south. ishigaki island had 44 millimeters of rain in 24 hours. that's the all-time record. rain continues into wednesday for the okinawa region. that's it for me. stay safe. ♪ >> and that's all for this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm yoshi ogasawara in tokyo. thank you for joining us and do stay tuned for more. ♪ >>> welcome to "newsline" in depth. i'm marieian naka. today we feature three stories that show some unconventional approaches to solving problems. the fi

time the hamas now have all the support including tyson fears from osa says the match against the ontario wilder could happen this year in macau. 2 weeks after 46 year old black man george freud died under the knee of a police officer sparking a global wave of protest the accused killer has faced court derek sherman has been charged with 2nd and 3rd degree murder as well as 2nd degree manslaughter is appeared by video link in a minneapolis court as the charges were read thousands of people queued to pay their respects to george floyd's body and his home city of houston is funeral will be held there on tuesday and as the protests grew the cry to defund the police has become louder counselors in minneapolis of already committed to dismantling the department new york and los angeles have also vowed changes to funding. let's go straight to john hendren his. show. that we can. can you describe. where you are. yeah right now there are hundreds of people who have been lining up since noon today and right now it's just about 4 o'clock so for 4 hours they have been lining up and they've got 2 more

north and whatever his reasons corbin isn't alone for example indigenous members of parliament in ontario recently announced they won't be taking part in any of them singing. god save the queen is an archaic tribute to the british colonial period and the centuries of violence oppression and discrimination the british empire carried out against nations and peoples are considered inferior indigenous peoples in canada a glaring example among them perhaps corben was just ahead of his time as was canada they officially passed the motion back in 2018 making their national anthem gender neutral through. was this was the debates around symbols such as anthem statues or brands don't seem to be going anywhere anytime soon but as the calls for transformation grow louder many may question what fundamentals they really change beyond just that symbolism. you know also it's life in focus pop culture is not immune from the anti racism rethink with t.v. producers and actors taking a stand against using white performers to play characters of people of color long running on the mated comedy then the simpson

names that your viewers may not know names like the andrea campbell a 26 year old man in brampton ontario who was shot and killed by the police in april hudson a 16 year old indigenous girl killed by when you take police in april in the same week. there are so many stories like we hear in other parts of the world including the united states happening here in canada and that's the reason why people are in the streets to i. guess i want to show you this this graphic here how race relations in town of the canada compared to the u s pretty low bar have to say comparing to us but even sadder 67 percent of canadians think that research is a jenny better in canada than in the u.s. then we've got 9 percent generally worse 1000 percent about the same and fight the same don't have a clue sicily i'm going to then click over to some you've become quite well known for i've seen this you even realize you're going to be on stream is in 2nd i did wifely 10 habits as someone who doesn't know that they're on t.v. black did you write that the canadians. i so did i had i had my my city in mind when writing t

across the region they extend their way up into central parts of canada through pushing across into ontario look at the heat ahead of it 34 celsius in ultra 30 there for a toronto just around the middle of the state so the u.s. there we have still got the showers they've been here for about a week now they're still here as you go on through the weekend not quite as heavy as they have been recently the really heavy rain well that's going to be just around the midwest toppling a little further east was in there to some very heavy rain just pushing up there through the central part of canada the showers there list then down across the plains once again as we go through sunday southern areas also seeing some lively showers for the west it stays dry but we do is some rain here fire is continuing down towards the southwest phoenix $42.00 degrees celcius some rather heavy rains to across the caribbean just coming out of the bahamas down across cuba and sue the yucatan peninsula southern parts of mexico central america seeing some lively showers some of the wet weather too for time making its way a

showers coming out of central canada spilling outs of saskatchewan manitoba pushing over towards ontario coming down across the prairie is through the plains and we'll see some wet weather gathering in the central plains of the u.s. it will be heavy at times you can bet see some thunder showers down towards. pushing up into the heartland of the u.s. there we go with those showers over towards the eastern side of the country hopefully a little dry was a go on into saturday but the showers never really too far away but wetter weather will make its way back across the plains wetter weather now sliding into arkansas that we want to share was for good measure into texas down towards the southwest where we could do with the rain the fire risk remains in place for the north up toward the pacific northwest well little fresher here chance of some rain that right pushing into where b.c. as well some rain continue across parts of the caribbean certainly through a cuba saying some lively showers into central america just about anywhere could catch a shero 2 over the next couple of days and that incl

is for the south by the time we get to thursday most of the heavy rain is going to be in northern ontario comes the size of a break and see if the southern states are a few big showers building here which is to be expected. now as we got rid of it most of the dust had to still sort of florida in cuba we had suppressed the showers but they're going to build up again some pretty heavy ones i think in some of the outer islands in the caribbean a car from press here ricker as well there is more sand in the atmosphere on its way but not immediately so think of big showers running through his pond you're about i mean it is thursday and of course. if you're in beijing looking out the pacific ocean you'd see american warships when mess somehow time is aiming to replace america and around the world all the chinese are not that stupid these guys want to dominate a huge chunk of the planet this sounds like a preparation for our 1st president george washington said if you want peace prepare for war the coming war on china part 2 on a jazzy. don't you know it is either a reminder of our top stories th

through the next couple days and eventually we'll see that wet weather pushing across a good part of ontario so the midwest seeing some lively shouts possibility of some thunder reactivity maybe the odd tornado as well but showers lifea storms here down towards the south as well just around texas and arkansas for a time the west the weather will be up towards a northeastern corner pushing over towards new york state and 2 were new england live the showers possibly system localized flooding coming in behind across the upper midwest some showers too just around that western side of canada when a step towards the south and drifting in from the gulf of mexico a southerly wind that will polish the harbor dust that we've been speaking about for the past few days out of the caribbean i'm pleased to say this is the same in havana in cuba and in date in the tree that we've had some very gray skies this is dust this isn't right and we have got showers in the forecast over the next couple of days that will clear the air. does the mind play tricks of them taras the woods is parked right there or are the

as the creation of new brunswick and the canada act of 1791 creating ontario and quÉbec, as both of theseshows, the renunciation was destined to become a fixed part of britain. ensuring the taxes on the british side of the new border were in some cases five times lower than in the united states, if all you cared about was taxes, you went to canada. ironically, the american revolution which started as a tax revolt, led to higher taxes. it's a fact. look it up. as the tax riot of december 1782 showed, the possibility of refed rating with the british empire turned out to be popular with disaffected republicans on the margin of the new union of states. during the on and off flirtation with british officials in canada, the possibility refused to go away raising false hopes in montreal while giving congress nightmares. although the constitution reduced britain's attractiveness, the possibility of rejoining the british empire did not completely disappear. over the next 70 years, the roster of americans willing to consider the idea of some sort of affiliation with britain included the leaders of

remnants of course that were his very very swiftly wednesday through the great lakes pushing up into ontario in canada a very unsettled picture there through the midwest on the great lakes and strong winds with a front as it works its way east with little care off into eastern canada on thursday but the front will drape all the way down the east coast right there down into florida with some heavy amounts of rain. they say to legally know someone you must walk a mile in their shoes follow in their footsteps as they forge their way in the wall. al-jazeera shares these snow journeys. inspiring stories of people possibly hearing on their chosen path. with news documentaries on al-jazeera. they call them seek days knowledge property subdivided into small quarters where one or more families live crammed together is the only option for many haitian migrants in chile and it's public knowledge that they're exploited by unscrupulous landlords and now with the coronavirus pandemic they're being discriminated further . a few weeks ago this day with 88 groups became nationwide news. the haitian residence

he played for the ontario fury. >>> fire officials say nearly 40 homes have been destroyed in a wind driven wildfire. the fire started last night and spread quickly in a town east of the salton sea. 130 people were displaced. the red cross is helping those people to find places to stay. the area is described as a crime scene. officials have not provided any more details. >>> the fourth of july brings wildfire worries with that. tom looks into where those explosives are coming from. >> last night's oakland fire was due to a legal fireworks in a city that forbids them as is the case almost everywhere. in the bay area only five of nine counties allow safe and sane fireworks and only in 12 towns. they may be sold between june 28 and july 6 only. 18 fireworks stands stand to support local youth groups. >> all of the fires that are being created, all of the fireworks have been 99% of them have been illegal fireworks. >> only san bruno allows them. and alameda county dublin, newark and union city allow safe and sane fireworks. santa clara county only gilroy. solano county only dixon, rio vi

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also in north carolina and ontario one point cents biden and trump in texas, 45%/44%. joining us now from politico anita kumar. thank you for joining us on some of these polls. i want to break them down. astounding to me when you look at some of the poll numbers from fox news. you have biden leading or tied with the president trump. the senior number interesting particularly. if you think about that comparatively to "the new york times"/sienna college poll that came out, i believe, two days ago, we also saw there the same trend among seniors, young people, african-americans, which has been consistent across the board, and women as well. what is your reaction to some of these recent polling that you are seeing with trump's fading in popularity. >> yeah. there's a couple of different things. obviously you've mentioned some demographics like african-americans where he was never going to do that well. they do want to do better with him. but what really struck me is what you mentioned. older people, white americans as well as men. these are all demographics that are general

little rock, central missouri, make its way up believe it or not to the great lakes, where even in ontario, they'll be talking about tropical rains. unheard of. so surprising many people. 20,000 without power and the number will likely go up. it will take 24 hours for the winds to move the system inland. we'll see a little better relief scenario tomorrow around noon for the gulf coastal states. >>> coming up, we're heading back out to the streets. a 13 day of protests following the death of george floyd. right now, live images of washington, d.c. unhelpful help centers. and saved the stuff that was working. like verizon's 4g lte network. plus unlimited data, messages, and minutes. it's a simple system. trim the bad... make the good better... and way cheaper. meet visible. unlimited data on verizon's 4g lte network. just $25 for your first month. join us at visible.com. the covid-19 pandemic is creating food insecurity on a scale not seen in decades. an estimated 54 million americans will struggle with hunger. ♪ with 200 food banks and 60,000 meal programs, feeding america is the largest hu

she and her husband created what they call the "hug glove" in their backyard of ontario, canada. it is a plastic sheet with sleeves in it to allow hugs while preventing direct contact. ellis said she and her mother, they were in tears. it's hard to say if they were tears of joy, tears of laughter, or maybe a little bit of both. >> trevor: okay, i'm sorry, i don't want to cry, but this is the sweetest story of a grandma in a full-body condom that i've ever heard. seriously, though, this is a heartwarming invention. it's wonderful for that family, and for that shower curtain. think about it, because, normally shower curtains see us apt our worst-- we're naked, cleaning our butts, singing bad. but this one got outside to see that humans are not so bad. you know it won't take long for people to start using it for the wrong reason. grandma got hugged but two guys from the bar will be saying what'd you just say to me? awww hell, no. get inside the plastic. get inside the plastic, dawg. let's handle this like men." moving on. there's no denying that one of the biggest things we miss the

this is friday night just to corral of 29 years old moderate county was a midfielder with the ontario furious southern california based team. in the major arena soccer league. according to the sheriff's office deputies responded about 8.30 friday night to the report of someone who went missing from a boat. the initial search was unsuccessful a dive team was called about 10 in the morning sunday to an area not far from where the boat or had been reported missing. and they found the body of corral investigators did not say how he may have ended up in the water but said other people on the boat started searching for him immediately. after noticing, he was missing. >>the north bay, the popular yearwood's in moran has reopened to visitors but with some important changes for everyone visiting near woods there they're asked to. respect social distancing wear a mask and also cover your mouth if you're going to sneeze or cough. the shuttle bus that usually goes from sausalito out of the woods has been canceled for the time being and only half the normal number of people will be allowed in the

through the next couple days and eventually we'll see that wet weather pushing across a good part of ontario so the midwest seeing some lively showers possibility of some thunder reactivity maybe the odd tornado as well big showers life the storms here down towards the south as well just around texas and arkansas for a time the west the weather will be up toward the northeastern corner pushing over towards new york state into were new england live the showers possibly some localized flooding coming in behind across the upper midwest some showers too just around that western side of canada when a step towards the south is drifting in from the gulf of mexico a southerly wind that will pull the sahara dust that we've been speaking about for the past few days out of the caribbean i'm pleased to say this is the same in havana in cuba and in date in the trade that we've had some very gray skies this is dust this isn't right and we have got showers in the forecast over the next couple of days that will clear the air. west papuan indonesia is home to just lodges from. the local tribes accuse big com

wednesday the system is moving very very quickly by the end of the day it will be up into canada in ontario some very heavy amounts of rain there and then literally coming in behind it is sweeping it up to the north and east is a frontal system so that is where the rain will continue to gather in fact the winds also very strong though with this 95 kilometers an hour winds expected gusting to that in lake michigan and across into i was in very heavy rain as a front comes through about 125 millimeters through thursday it is continuing to move up into eastern canada look at this line of blue as a long trailing front right there down the eastern seaboard right there down into florida some very heavy amounts of rain and the other thing that's happening of course is the heat the temperature is still on the highs. particularly across the southwest those are going through thursday or once again we'll have these heat warnings in place and across the south with these dry hot conditions it also means ali they will have an elevated fire danger again so it's that time of year yeah thank you so much for

mary's, ontario. tracy,l name is linton he dropped out of college, he is a law student, moves to seattle to pursue a boxing career, and his parents do not approve. though they ask him to change his name and he chooses pete muldoon. they don't want a professional athlete in the family. and muldoon is a fascinating character. he is an ice dancer, professional boxer, phenomenal hockey player, phenomenal baseball player, lacrosse player, just a great athlete. he is pete carroll 100 years before pete carroll is pete carroll, just a really outgoing personality, warm, engaging guy. the funny thing is, he becomes the first head coach for the chicago blackhawks, doesn't like it in chicago and comes back to seattle, then dies from a heart attack in 1929. he is 41 years old, has a three-year-old and a two-year-old, and on his death, the headline in the seattle times says pete muldoon dies. " is"the post-intelligencer about the page -- above the fold, center column, massive story. carroll, the energy and electric

crust sarkis so pushing up into missouri a grassy pushes further north which crosses the lakes even ontario seeing some very heavy burst of rain over the next couple of days some parts could see the best part 200 millimeters of rainfall kemal miserable stuff but thank you everson evident folks with your international weather there in the news ahead new quarantine rules for foreign 'd arrivals in the u.k. we'll be looking at why so many see it is just a publicist. and in sports the former head of world athletics goes on trial in france charged with corruption and money laundering. 2020. let me ask you how worried you are about the increase in hostilities in yemen we listen this is the moment to stop all the 30 action this is the moment to concentrate on fighting over why didn't we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories the mountain on the edges there are there is no channel that covers world news like we do we revisit cases mistake i'll just hear it really invests in that and that's a privilege as a journalist. 3 want a care bring your people back to life i'm sorry but dates

as the creation of new brunswick in 1784 and the canada act of 1791 creating ontario and quebec.s both these showed, parliament's renunsiation of the right to levy colonial taxes for revenue was destined to become a fixed part of the imperial british constitution or at least as a write in act of parliament to be. important caveat. ensuring the taxes on the british side of the new border were in some cases five times lower than in the united states. in all you cared about was taxes, you went to canada. ironically, the american revolution, which started as a tax revolt, led to higher taxes. it is a fact. look it up. as the wall poll tax riot of december 1782 showed, the possibility of federating or refederating with the british empire on the basis of common allegiance with the king turned out to be popular with citizens of disaffected regions. during vermont's 14-year flirt, on and off flirtation with brert officials in canada, a flirt that had just begun when carlyle arrived in philadelphia, the possibility refused to go away raising false hopes in montreal while giving congress n