there was a story she was preaching earlier in her career in a small town in ontario. and she had been preaching at this church for a couple nights. and no one was showing up, she was really discouraged. so she went out to town square and put a chair in the middle of the square and then she sat silently in prayer. making you feel kind of awkward when i'm doing that, right? yeah. well, it made onlookers feel awkward too. they started gathering around her, after about half an hour watching this woman standing as a statue. someone reaches out and touched her arm and she sprang to life. she said come with me, people, come with me. she leads them back to the church and they came. and she preach eed and it was t sense of a great revival. she had this sense of how people would respond and how to get them to overcome their skepticisms. she had two children by this point she brought her whole family, her mother came along to settle in los angeles, where she decided to make her career. this was after she did things like go up in an airplane to drop leaplets, advertising her revi

between ontario is mixed. physiotherapist philip mc i am comes here regularly. so when i shop like this gives people who do not have so much money who do not regularly have the possibility to buy good organic products or to always know that possibility and i am very happy about that for the course the food isn't thrown away this is something it's a win win situation so to speak. about 70 volunteers helping at the cash register with a harvesting or in a nearby storeroom. food saving expert sam acetic is meeting your 8 lots mark a brewery owner in order to make use of even more excess food she suggested thanks paramount a bit by brewing beer from leftovers. in this branch beer is currently being made from potato chips. which right about 45 smaller batches the 1st 2 of them are actually awful. and when once you started trying the bigger recipe the 1st one came out brownish like. wallpaper glue it was ugly so it will complete fail but wildly and you learn eventually they succeeded using pre-cooked potatoes from the catering wholesale track. layout particularly suite

amanda: we are just learning about new restrictions imposed across toronto, ottawa, and ontario as covidere as well. ♪ mark: i am mark crumpton with bloomberg's first word news. the coronavirus outbreak continues to spread in the white house. bloomberg has learned four staff members have tested positive for covid-19. the cases are said to be linked to an outbreak at the building nearly three weeks ago. those infected include three members of the housekeeping staff and an assistant to the chief usher. sources tell bloomberg none of the infected staff came in direct contact with president trump or his family. itswhite house is boosting offering covid-19 aid talks in hopes of an agreement before election day. the $1.8 trillion offer comes three days after president trump pulled his team from negotiations. speaking to reporters in kentucky, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said he is skeptical about an agreement being reached before election day. >> we do agree another rescue package is needed. we have vast differences about how much we should spend.

i'm amanda lang in ontario alongside taylor riggs in new york.a big week in the chip space as we saw amd take a run at xilinx. $35 billion in stock. with us not to talk about the significance of it and what may happen from here, stacy rasgon is a senior analyst for u.s. semiconductors for sanford c. bernstein. all stock deal. it feels like amd is really trying to bulk up, be as competitive as possible against intel. who is the loser in this transaction, should they come together excessively, what is the fallout? stacy: let's talk about the rationale behind this. this is a strategic deal, not really an accretion driven deal, it is more strategic. it bolsters their ai offerings. there is a big push within the data center itself to push to heterogeneous consulting where 's, givingloading cpu them a bigger play there. it builds up their auto business. these are markets where xilinx has a position in. this is where amd has not historically played by design, but recently started to talk about beginning to look at it. xilinx gives them a presence in tha

i'm amanda lang in ontario. is up 1% on news from dow jones that it is looking at buying a south korean company. the deal could be valued at $10 billion, could be finalized as soon as monday. a report that intel is nearing a deal to sell its memory unit two hynix. turning to infrastructure now. promises about fixing ailing infrastructure across america have featured in both campaigns of president trump and joe biden. what would it mean on the other side of the break to read by either? where might the focus be? we welcome sewing about dara for this. i want to start with where you think the most realistic sounding promises have occurred. there is a lot of need out there. where do you think real dollars thank yount sonia: for having me. in terms of infrastructure plans from both candidates, from trump's side, it is a long pledge. we have been waiting for these infrastructure projects for the past four years, and nothing has happened. i think the relevant point is from joe biden. in terms of what he brings to the ta

guidelines being released in ontario.argest economic, most populous province come about new restrictions, restaurant restrictions reimposed, reintroducing restrictions that will limit the number of patrons, suggesting people keep non-essential movement outside the home to a limit. it is not the lockdown of the spring, but it is a reflection that the opening up will be paused for now. and of course in terms of other news affecting the overall sentiment out there, the job data today shows americans did drop out of the labor force. participation rate declining today, so disappointment on the jobs front after a couple of stellar reports. etsy stephenson -- betsey stevenson is at the university of michigan. of course it former u.s. chief economist for the u.s. department of labor. wonderful to have you with us today. where i would like to start is, if you were inside the labor department today, what do you make of what you are seeing? obviously there are fiscal responses that could be offered here. what would you be thinking i

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she was preaching in a small town in ontario.he'd been preaching at this church for a couple of nights and no one was showing up so she was discouraged and she went out to the town square and she put a chair in the middle of the square and she stood silently in prayer. it makes you feel kind of awkward when i'm doing that, right? it made onlookers feel kind of awkward, too, and they started gathering around her and after around a half hour watching this woman someone reaches out and touches her arm and she sprang to life and she said come with me, people, come with me and she leads them back to the church and they came and she preached and it was the start of a great revival. she had this sense of how people would respond, and how to maybe get them to evovercome their skepticisms. she had two children by this point and she brought her broug family, her mother came along, to settle in los angeles where she decided to make her career. this was after she did things like go up in an airplane to drop leaflets advertising her revival i

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we went 15 minutes away from detroit, michigan, into ontario canada.ught the same damn insulin that is sold in the united states for one-tenth of the price that was charged in america, one-tenth the price. that is an outrage. and together joe knows, i know and you know that we have to take on theo collusion, the price-fixing and the greed of theer pharmaceutical industry so that americans no longer pay the highest prices in the world for the medicine we need. [applause] now, , as many of you also know, the united states is the only major country on earth not to guarantee health care to all people as a human right. meanwhile, despite paying almost twice as much per person for healthcare as the people of other countries, over 90 million americans today are uninsured or underinsured. and unbelievably, over half a million people go bankrupt every single year because they cannot afford to pay their medical bills. while joe and i disagree on the best path to get to universal coverage, his proposal will greatly expand access to health care and makens it more

it was discovered in a mine in ontario, canada, in 2018.ed you to guess how much it would go for. here is the answer. they say it could sell up to $30 million! did you guess right? i did not. >>> happening today. fleet week kicks off but there won't be any jots roets roaring san francisco because of the pandemic. this is video from last year. it will be on your computer screen. a tribute will be given. they are flying in person, kari. >> that is pretty cool. i think we will be watching online too. >>> let's check our our weather as we start out the week with low 90s. still pretty warm. also warm tomorrow but notice we will cool off as it goes throughout the week. . >> that sounds so nice. we thank you for joining us. our next newscast is coming up at 5:00. you can get the latest information any time of day at nbcbayarea.com. have a great day! with. >>> right now on "california live," we're kicking up our heels with last year's winner of "dancing with the stars." >> it feels good that i have a brand-new season. we're both sitting at home, ri

aside from nails and glue thomas only uses discarded wood he collects ontario and eats it in his studio in copenhagen this wooden fence used to belong to a shop big. to shut down. and i think that projects such as my art can maybe help alter people's perspective from being something worthless to something with value 1st thomas make sketches of his ideas. the heads and other details i then put together in his studio. created out. there i'll give it like some kind of. paint plaque and put on here that's always the last thing that i put in. once completed the heads are ready to set off. that will go to australia and this one will go to the united states. a total of 70 up cycle trolls are hiding in places like belgium. south korea when i'm traveling out in the world i need to like find the materials locally because. they were taken from china i just love to go on the treasure hunt to find those things were really having so it's a combination of like having people helping me organize before i arrive but then also just going around and looking what is in the dumpsters despite the signs spotti

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tuesday will see sleet and then probably snow is fairly heavy as well but then heading out through ontario missing toronto toronto seas warming weather without rain on the frontal system and then behind it temps has risen a bit the sun's will come to work in minneapolis but if you're in montana or british columbia possibly even the higher bits via the ho or wyoming it is going to be still is going to feel like early winter hardly a surprise whereas the opposite is true of the hallways in florida significant rain seems likely late on monday than early on chooses drifting a bit west still might catch the keys but the harm is done to cuba this is an area of particular where it is i think on tuesday and probably on wednesday as well whereas the yucatan down towards mexico not too wet and to be down to for example nicaragua or beyond in south america has a season changes we see more significant and helpful rain in western brazil and then this significant frontal system that runs up well through the river plate which brings rain and then a drop in temperature. of . a face can tell a story withou

the stone, originally a 271—carat rough diamond, was discovered in ontario, canada in 2018.was then cut to its present size and polished for more than a year. absolutely stunning. stunning. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. we have our own little sparkle in the weather today, particularly good news after the miserable weekend. some blue sky and sunshine but you can see the remnants with this soggy field in the highlands of scotland with a lot of heavy rain and some places are seeing a months worth through the weekend. still low pressure producing some showers, longer spells of rain close to that front in the west and that will be the result for the rest of the afternoon. in northern ireland, wales and south—west england are seeing sharper showers but further inland with a little more shelter at some sunshine and not too bad, showers hit and miss. that is how we are for the rest of the afternoon, continuing to have some sharper showers, may be the odd rumble of thunder in the west, sunny spells and temperatures a degree or so up on it yesterday, 13—17 , 63 f

coming across the plains states it has races far south as i worsfold in new england but this part of ontario new indies is warming up as you see in the teens or even the low twenty's or is the plains and i would also include montana wyoming and probably idaho will see temperatures drop consider recast because the snow in wyoming minneapolis would just be on the edge of the rain snow and probably get some pretty wet snow just to the north of minnesota and yet in kansas it's 28 degrees jumping sides still active whether you have on the edge of your screen not a hurricane but edging that way eps along with 26 named storm of the season and yet no it's not a record 2005 at $28.00 but we're not finished yet heavy rain there is still around this part of florida and cuba at least us during says on friday it is a bit further westwards and you see the heavy showers maybe focused further south for central america from nicaragua down to was palpable but in mexico just a few coastal showers. people of argentina have been marginalized and abroad develop a culture for generations. using 21st century tools

southeast and kona just around the florida panhandle some wetter weather too just spilling out sort of ontario quebec into the lakes just pushing across into new england and into that east the side of canada come way to stay again another lousy drive day being season was the weather just started to push up into the far south at that stage further west where you can see the weekend rain is going to make its way towards the west coast it's offshore but it will push in through friday going on into saturday further south let's take a look at what's going on around the gulf of mexico then we do have. hearken delta now making its way just to the west of jamaica is going to continue pushing further north west with flooding rains once again coming in across the yucatan peninsula remember gammas only just moved out of the way as such and that's feeding some very heavy rain into the back campaign some really big downpours coming through here we're going to see delta then make a bit of a right turn gradually push up towards louisiana and we could see some very wet and windy weather by the end of the week

restaurants a chain of self described quote best middle eastern restaurants in the world out of london ontario canada he's got a varied 6 dorie about inflation wealth confiscation through currency devaluation and bitcoin this is got a it's a great story and great food ali welcome to the kaiser report thank you max thank you for having me it's an honor you've got an interesting story so let's start with you fleeing egypt after the so-called arab spring that kaiser report was there just 2 or 3 weeks after they were barack was overthrown we did some shows in cairo so lay out the seeds for those too young to remember what happened tell us how the wealth confiscation happened we grew up in egypt and my father was working in saudi arabia professor and we were kind of back and forth between both countries but i got my higher education from egypt and then 2000 live in came and we witnessed gyptian revolution and it was a spectacular events. we were like we were honored to be a part of a part of the revolution and we saw we saw you know the whole country sit stand out against the current president back

have got some cloud on the right just spilling out of central areas of kind of them moving through ontario quebec as we go through sunday heading across the lakes will see some rather wet weather to the northeastern corner of the u.s. but if a center that was you can see a slushy 5 and dry lots of sunshine no sign of any right over towards the west coast where we could say with 32 celsius still seeing some very high temperatures there in l.a. still to the border of basi will see some very heavy rain pushing in that will head across the rockies turning to snow some places of rain is the central and eastern parts of canada but not too much to speak of just nice of the temperatures tumble across that eastern side of the country just 7 celsius in new york on monday it will be largely dry but it's going to be a little on the chilly side down to was a south lossie fine and dry want to see showers a possibility to the fos out the east of the u.s. plenty a shallow as longer spells of right across parts of the caribbean of greatest concern this little area of cloud here that may well develop into o

for looking at what happened in ontario in the over the past 2 years almost 2 years since the beginning of the part of the movement. certain circles within the system use the iraq to the point this movement to throw other socal in jail and this was expected this has been the key theme of julio during every single or quad he of all in 1908 in 1000 in in my thin 65 even a 979 up to. the end. so for me what happened is the end of it's a bowl outcome of one thing the end they built the product the movement to organize itself into a prison to reel of grocery of the system and i could finish with one thought is the algerians like myself or all the prop this through as we expected the system to look at to listen to us we expect to actually implement our of the man except that the system is in its historical role to rule and to protect its interests the only party or the on the side who could actually implement what we demanded is us fortunately without being enable and i'm sorry for my frankness we have been unable to organize ourselves and to represent them once and write one more going to pu

into fool maybe parts of colorado but basically we're talking about this stretch and run it through ontariosses toronto toronto stays warm even when the rain gets in for the south we see some heavy rain around the keys around florida bahamas and cuba that still arrives on the edge of your screen epsilon just going off the top that is a hurricane it will certainly throw some showers and swell of the media on thursday night but probably won't be a direct hit so still we look at these. bricks of heavy rain moving up towards the gulf coast and this line of weakness in the atmosphere means there be more in the cayman islands to cuba for jamaica and answer to central america as well south of that some useful showers of falling in western side of brazil on the scene significant rain still around the river plates as argentina and uruguay if it in what is or isn't won't if there the temperatures come dime but the rain is still falling. when i think of my nature i think of potential when i think of what a shot i think what will be what is not i think of young people who need to do to get control to t

into fool maybe parts of colorado but basically we're talking about this stretch and run it through ontario misses toronto toronto stays warm even when the rain gets it further south you see some heavy rain around the keys around florida bahamas and cuba that still arrived on the screen epsilon just going off the top that is a hurricane and it will certainly throw some showers and swell of the meter on thursday night but probably won't be a direct hit so still we're looking at these. bricks of heavy rain moving up towards the gulf coast and this line of weakness in the atmosphere means there be more in the cayman islands to cuba for jamaica and answer to central america as well south of that some use for showers of falling in western side of brazil on the scene significant rain still around the river a place that's argentina and uruguay affecting what is or isn't one today the temperatures come dime but the rain is still falling. but. stranded 8 long years on the su is can now. creating their own community and the economy the washing of president bush used to go when you al-jazeera world te

some wet weather around we got some wet weather spilling out of the canadian prayer is easing out of ontario quebec down towards the lakes and it will continue to do that as we go on through the next couple of days say what a weather coming into upstate new york into new england into the canadian maritimes still some showers there just around the florida panhandle but for many it is fine and to drive we got to try weather across the western side of the u.s. but i am hopeful as we head towards the weekend we may well see some welcome rainfall coming into california something to look forward say but really looking forward to the wet weather that we do have just around the top an inch for the moment this is tropical storm gamma making its when a general westerly direction slowly but surely pushing towards the bay of campeche going to slide down across the southeastern corner of mess and then this next system that's just going to push its way through and it is likely to develop further easing across that western side of cuba and grassy developing into a hurricane at least for times it makes its

of canada that will roll through as we go through thursday showers stumbling out of canada out of ontario quick back down across the midwest and what a weather to just out into the southeastern corner of the u.s. but for central parts of it was the west there you go is bone dry more hot sunshine l.a. getting up to 38 celsius and still a good deal hotter still in phoenix touching 4041 over the next day or 2 friday presents a similar picture still some wet weather just around the lakes but around much of the eastern seaboard we have got some what a weather just into the far south of florida and that could lead to some localized flooding chance of flooding into the caribbean so a little cloud just stores moving into central areas and that's certainly want to keep an eye on over the next day or so might even develop into were tropical storm is just a wave at the moment so it's going to make its way up towards the yucatan peninsula with some very heavy rain as we make our way through the weekend with the risk of flooding further shows by this stage also affecting the east and. the. young women

still ahead here in ontario turkish cypriots can still vote for president as tensions grow over gas exploration in the eastern med. evicted from their land now 20 years on white zimbabwean farmers are returning to work in a different role. hello the rain hasn't quite ceased in japan and it's the remnants of this whole line which contains the near typhoon of chan hama sham homes going away now with the rain is still in that line for home shouldn't same places where we had problems with flooding and landslides of the last day or so because the channel generally speaking there we're seeing the change to quieter weather all the way west of the korean peninsula and china has been slowly cooling down but sort of plus 9 degrees or thereabouts is a bit of rain still in shan and that's spreading eastwards but generally not much really heavy stuff is down the sas china sea it might just catch hong kong as well while it's definitely catching is vietnam and little tropical depression that colin for so it's been named a stop to windies that gale force winds the amount of rain is a significant thing already

some wetter weather north of the border on to ontario easing farther west. you will see showers.ossibility of a little bit of a windchilling mix coming in here as we go on through saturday. further west, one or two showers easing their way into the west side of canada. but across the western side, as you can see no sign of any rain. it stays fine, dry and settled. there will be some range to the northeast as we go one for sunday. our system rolls out of canada across new england all the way down towards d.c. down edward the carolinas as well. got to wet weather moving across the caribbean this may well develop into yet another tropical storm as it makes its way towards jamaica. >> you're watching al jazeera, a reminder of our top story this is hour. a search is underway for survivors in the turkish city of izmir after a powerful 7 earthquake. it left 20 people dead in turkey and neighboring greece. more than 700 others are injured. there were reports that the government is deporting migrant children to mexico even if they're not originally from the country and have no family ther

the stone, originally a 271—carat rough diamond, was discovered in ontario, canada in 2018.ther today, particularly good news after the miserable weekend. some blue sky and sunshine but you can see the remnants with this soggy field in the highlands of scotland with a lot of heavy rain and some places are seeing a months worth through the weekend. still low pressure producing some showers, longer spells of rain close to that front in the west and that

new rules are kicking in of this week in regions of concern the country's most populous province of ontario is ordering the closure of gyms and movie theaters a ban on indoor dining in restaurants and bars and restrictions of 10 people indoors and 25 people outdoors at public gatherings parts of europe are following similar protocols the u.k. is limiting the size of gatherings and is restricting social gatherings. of any kind in high alert areas such as london and liverpool france has declared a public health state of emergency in germany and italy have introduced a number of new measures to reduce infection rates even sweden which has been praised by some for not having a lockdown is preparing to implement strict you rules as coronavirus cases rise in that country taking things to a level that most are trying to avoid we also is imposing a complete lockdown for 2 weeks this fall you brick is the shortest we can make it but that means that it will have to be sharp and deep in order to have the impact we needed to have on the value of us in other parts of the world there is also grim news ir

we went 15 minutes away from detroit, michigan and to ontario, canada.damned insulin that sold in the united states for 1/10 the price that was charged in america. 1/10 the price. and is an outrage, together, joe knows, i know, and you know, that we have got to take on the collusion, the price-fixing, and the greed of the pharmaceutical industry, so that americans no longer pay the highest prices in the world for the medicines we need. [cheers and applause] know,s many of you also the united states is the only major country on earth not to guarantee health care to all people as a human right. meanwhile, despite paying almost twice as much per person for health care as the people of over 90 million americans today are uninsured or underinsured, and, unbelievably, over a half a million people go bankrupt every single year, because they cannot afford to pay their medical bills. disagree on the best path to get to universal coverage, his proposal will greatly expand access to health care and make it more affordable for tens of millions of people across this

and also, in quebec and ontario, canada, same story, they're well-above their april peak.nd that's now what's happening in -- in -- in the northern states in the u.s., and it'll sweep through the rest of the country as the winter goes on. >> dr. chris murray, i appreciate you being with us. thank you very much. we welcome your expertise, even though the news is grim. more now on the politics of this. joining us senior cnn political commentator, former top obama adviser, david axelrod. also, our chief political correspondent, dana bash. david, the president obviously continues to lie about the pandemic. rounding the turn. you know, saying again today that we're rounding the curve. it's going to end quickly. i mean, he has said repeatedly that when there is a vaccine, it's going to go away. it's going to end the pandemic. that is just not the case. you know, i -- i don't know what we do, as a country, when the president is just out and out lying about what -- what lies ahead, even in the time he will still be in office. even if he's voted out of office. >> yeah. you know, la

across canada, hotspots in ontario and quebec, and france reporting a record 18,746 new cases in thell of this as more of those who have been exposed through white house contacts find themselves sick. i want to bring in dr. mischa -- dr. ameshaami adalja. thank you for being with us. let's start with whether you think there has been, in terms of where we are with the path of america, leveling off? dr. adalja: i don't get into the business of numbering waves because we never finished our first wave. even at our best levels of control, there were still 20,000 cases occurring. what we are seeing is roving hotspots. people them i have been spared early on, unlike the northeast, are seeing resurgence is, like in wisconsin, for example so i think it is important. colder, that as it gets we have to prepare for intensification and hotspots to start popping up in different parts of the country and act aggressively when that occurs. dr. adalja, should there be a debate tonight? dr. adalja: it is unclear because the white house has been opaque when it comes to contact tracing. if the vice presi

look at the enormous wave in france and britt anyone and belgium and italy and spain and also in ontario and canada, same story, they're well above their april peak. that is happening in the northern states of the u.s. and it will sweep through the rest of the country as the winter goes on. >> dr. murray, i appreciate you being with us. thank you very much. more now on the politics of this. joining us, david axelrod and dana bash. he said repeatedly when there is a vaccine it is going to go away and end the pandemic. that's not just the case, you know, i don't know what we do as a country when the president lies about what lies ahead even in the time he'll still be in office and voted out. >> last night during the debate, he was asked about this and the predictions of scientists about the time it would take for the vaccine to take hold in the country and for us to move through virus and the virus dismissed it. he said "i know better than they do." he said it was going to be gone by easter and the vice president said it would be gone by memorial day. scientists have been right and predict

are on bell isle in michigan, off the coast of detroit, in the detroit river between michigan and ontarioone of the most beautiful cities in america, detroit. one of the most historic. the home of the ougauto industr. the home of motown. not only is michigan a crucial battleground state that could likely decide the election next month but it became the focal point of literally one of the craziest news stories in recent history, the plot to kidnap and potentially harm governor gretchen whitmer. as we planned to be here this week i asked my panel about what they thought about the head of their state becoming the target of violent militias. watch. >> i think what happened was absolutely disgusting, what they tried doing to her. i think it's absolutely despicable. just because i agree with governor whitmer, i would not vote for her again to be our governor, i think it's actually disgusting and i think whoever is responsible for that should be prosecuted for sure. >> i think it's unfortunate that people use their freedom of speech in this way, that they feel as though they have to plot against

into cool maybe parts of colorado but basically we're talking about this stretch and run it through ontario misses toronto toronto stays warm even when the rain gets in for the south we see some heavy rain around the keys around florida bahamas and cuba that still arrives on the edge of your screen epsilon just going off the top that is a hurricane it will certainly throw some showers and swell of the media on thursday night but probably won't be a direct hit so still be looking at these. bricks of heavy rain moving up towards the gulf coast and this line of weakness in the atmosphere means there be more for the cayman islands to cuba for jamaica and then through to central america as well south of that some useful showers of falling in western side of brazil on the scene significant rain still around the river plates as argentina and uruguay if it is or isn't won't if there the temperatures come dime but the rain is still falling. global community we are i think this conversation elbow. grease is the response that looks like be part of the debate you can jump into the conversation bring to

side of canada that a roll through as we go through thursday showers stomping out of canada out of ontario a quick back down across the midwest and what a weather to just out into the southeastern corner of the u.s. but the central parts of it was the west you guys bone dry more hot sunshine l.a. getting up to 38 celsius and still a good deal hotter still in phoenix touching 4041 over the next day i'll say friday presents a similar picture still some wet weather just around the lakes but around much of the eastern seaboard we have got some what a weather just into the fosse out of florida and that could lead to some localized flooding as a flooding into the caribbean so a little cloud just always moving into central areas and that's certainly want to keep an eye on over the next day i'll say might even develop into a tropical storm is just a wave at the moment it's going to make its way up towards the yucatan peninsula with some very heavy rain as we make our way through the weekend with the risk of flooding further shows by this stage also affecting the east. young women with a passion to