early minutes there, but in the lead. >> early results here in ontario, but ontario is 120 one feet.ortant province to keep an eye on, particularly because we know that the leaders pay a lot of attention. look at where we are so far. these early reports coming in from many different provinces. the conservatives at 16, leblanc at four. m.v.p. on the board with one and the greens leading in one. all of these still early. so those numbers on the bottom of your screen is likely to change. i didn't want them to go off and do something else with a remote location. what we have is that conservatives are the only one -- only ones who have picked up seats. anything you make of that? >> is coming out of atlanta canada. it certainly the top edge of previous forecast for the election. minority liberal government. the more interesting thing is popular government. the tories are four point five points higher than the polls have indicated in atlantic canada. people's party is significantly lower. the liberals are a little bit higher. so it does suggest that maybe the two main parties in this very t

but for border communities like ontario or vancouver and toronto which turned relatively close to the border, so is montreal, this restriction has really broken a link that was part of the quality of life of people in those communities. maybe they have relatives, family members on the others. we had stories of couples that were planning a wedding or families that are planning a funeral, and they can't cross the border to see one another and to be together at those import moments. there are individuals who have medical treatment across the border, coming into the united states maybe for some important gadgets that we have are some of the advanced and expensive medical care we have that is not available in canada, and they are allowed into the united states, but then they have difficulty getting back off of having to quarantine. even comes down to silly things. last year, the toronto blue jays played in buffalo in an empty stadium, and canadian fans couldn't see them because the blue jays needed to be inside the united states so they could play with other teams. the couldn't do that fro

best mom o money, who is a professor of political science at the university of water waterloo in ontario. and she's joining us from there. thank you so much for being with us. so still unclear a for no enough resolves to night to determine if one party can win a majority in parliament, judo roll the dice to get a big majority. what are your thoughts for when you see these early projections, how risky of a gamble was this? well, definitely was a gamble. and the time of the panoramic, of course, and many katie and i think are so quite sore about the idea of having an election majority of key not want to have an election. and the result though, however, suggests that there is confidence in the true to government to continue. i'll be at a minority, but nothing really changed in terms of feelings of providing any of the major parties a majority or the liberal party majority. but i think this is probably going to be more of the same in terms of governing more of the same then you wonder why he call the election in the 1st place. i mean, if he ends up with a minority government, what could be t

you know, 17 percent of florida in ontario when it theoretically should be 50 percent. the difference is there, there's 82 percent that have had the 1st shot. 80 percent are fully vaccinated down here. it's below 50 percent, and a lot of that the de santis is running for president mike pants has a goal of raising 18000000 dollars this year, which is a lot of money to start a campaign, $3.00 or 4 years out to fantasy already has 95000000 in the bank. he's holding a press conference every day. he's governor of fox. that's what he goes on all the time. that's how he's building his national brand. and down here he really doesn't care. if he wins governor, he's assuming he's going to win governor next year. and that's probably true. but he has a willing audience. florida used to be a blue state. used to be a red state, then it was both. now it's solidly red. so he has a preponderance of a lot of the electorate in his corner. and i think there's 3 reasons have given us a lot of. there's 3 reasons why. there is a reluctance to vaccinate. number one is the misinformation that y

and as the things stand right now, these are the ontario polls. they're showing a significant 3 degree of support remains for mr trudeau there. and that make, make, make all the difference. says your sense that he'll gone in there. yes, the, the polls we had yesterday before the deadline on reporting new calls was reached, were not allowed to report new polls today. the sense was that the liberals were very comp doing very comfortably in the greater toronto area. and that's probably going to help some of the wild card. so are this fringe right when party call the people's party canada, which is eating into the conservative vote on the, on the right. and of course, the performance of the sovereign says, block party and come back, how many seats are they going to take the liberals? how many seats they can take us to conservatives. and finally, of course, the socialist new democratic party, which has popular leader. but, you know, normally doesn't get more than 40 seats. we're still up in the air. we have a coven style election today, with lineups at

the ontario, quebec, to major provinces control the agenda where they go with what forms the government and if anybody is feeling like they don't want of a liberal and they're going to vote in the p. conservatives are going yahoo, thank you very much. so what do you wonder, what, what a conservative mean for the rest of the world, canada interact differently with a, with a, remain in the paris accord? how would, how would it change things for the rest of the world? i think it would change things significantly. aaron, a tool has committed to the parish agreement, which we now know is outdated. based on the last, i pcc report which suggested targets should be much higher and no tool has paid a lot of his foreign policy plans. and also general climate plans to that of partners. you know, they say that they own only increased their carbon price. if the united states and the european union does the same thing, for example, so it will be a very different canada under a conservative leadership. but if i might add to something that george said, if we're seeing confused and angry voters split th

p and national news which focuses on indigenous peoples and thought to miss aid from mississauga ontario. the climate reporter and host of the back bench, a podcast about canadian politics in georgia. affleck, a political columnist from vancouver, british columbia. george. so far as i can tell, canada just had an election in 2019 right. what. what did i do in having another one actually hold on a 2nd, because here's what justin to dos said to that question. yes, we do have to have an election now because the decisions were taken as a country. the decisions were taking about what the next months hold, what the next years and even decades hold. they're being taken now, they're being taken in the coming weeks. when this government gets back to office, we need to make big choices about how to end this pandemic. and how to build a stronger future for everyone. not a year from now, not 2 years from now, but now, and that's why canadians are faced with such a clear and important choice in the selection. i don't know if i've ever seen an electric politician asked for permission to do the job. he

mister welcomes during an electioneering campaign stump in ontario, after gravel was thrown up in the strait is made. the navy cameras boarding his face and held post this thing for no vaccine passport, no more locked down gravel under his shoulder. 3 days said susan han then came to the premier earliest slammed and p vax mobs that have been disrupting liberal campaign events in recent weeks. to day called us not generally lecture last month, trying to lead the country out of the pandemic. but his cobit recovery plans, her facial criticism long with the fact that canadians are having to go to the polls 2 years ahead of schedule. on this now from independent political analyst, delasandri bruna, who joined are given to alexander it, spit him as clear the rocky few months for the prime minister. there was a discovery the indigenous graves criticism of the handling of the pandemic. it seems like the poles to those sort of hanging on by a thread is a rocky ground now. good evening. well, he appears to be on rocky ground. however, when they called the election a few weeks ago, actually elec

the wet and windy weather can be found over ontario and toward the northeast, toronto, detroit over the past 24 hours. scooping up about 50 to 60 millimeters of rain and we see this batch of what weather over the st lawrence river valley on friday in quebec, off toward the west. we've got rain pivoting in toward central and northern parts of british columbia sunny. however, for vancouver with a high of 20 degrees and look, there is some on sooner moisture, sneaking in to parts of arizona, southern sections, phoenix drive with a high of 36 season. the the world's lungs are being seized. the amazon rain forest is diminishing the rate of 2 football pitcher a minute to meet the market insatiable appetite for logging mining and farming. as both scenarios, government seek to relax conservation laws and increased production indigenous communities on the brink of extinction. no, it's the bite of their life. people empower brazil's amazonian battle on al jazeera, the native, as it breaks. millions of people who are filled with uncertainty about what will happen with the economy, with hurting the

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worst of the rain of wind is over for st. johns, and we've got under storms lining up, northwestern ontario into the upper midwest. i do have concern. some of these may be severe off to the west coast, a plume of moisture effecting central and northern parts of british columbia. hardy, why is included and such showers for vancouver with a high of 17 degrees, elevated fire danger in northern california. so of course, this is where the dixie and colder wildfire are. burning. wildfires are burning, so not good news here. and still remnants of what was hurricane nicholas plaguing the us gulf states. we've seen flash flooding in alabama, and there are a flash flood alerts for many of the states. central america looks like this tropical storm peter just move into the north, the puerto rico and his spaniel as to were seen, some rain being throwing that way. the top end of south america. rain is piling up for the pacific coast of columbia, mostly cloudy day and lima. but i think we will see the sun poke out disturbed weather from uruguay pushes in toward the southeast of brazil, affecting porto a l

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southeast, the stage you get that line of potentially vicious thunderstorm stretching right up through ontario to the st. lawrence. c by fact. but beyond that, it's then a little bit cooler, the less humid not necessarily goes to california, where the far risk remains high. the whole process keeps going. this way, during wednesday, rain does for a time fall in the western side of british columbia, west side of canada and comes across into washington. but it's tentative, said act more interestingly. maybe is this little thing, peter, peter, the tropical storm. it will stay of a water as well, i think, but it is throwing a big swell and increasing the showers in hispaniola in puerto rico, probably in cuba as well. in south america, the rain softened goes size with the sun and this significant, the significant cold front is not attempts back in ascension, but head of it in rio. we could be about to break a record. the this is hell drove more. more fishers where the slightest error means a one way ticket over the edge we have that we may not come back to or homes may not meet on children breathing

and also some wind got storms cutting across northwestern ontario into the upper midwest on monday. and there is a potential some of these could be severe over to the west. our next batch of what weather moves into the central and northern coast of british columbia, affecting hardway and look at that drop in temperatures for winnepeg down by about 10 degrees from sunday. elevated south fire danger for central parts of california . and otherwise it's looking dry in phoenix with a high of 37 remnants from what was hurricane nicholas. still hanging round toward the u. s. gulf states, we've seen flash flooding in western alabama. and once again, the risk for that on monday, over to central america, we do have driving rain for costa rica and panama panama city, getting up to a high of 30 degrees south end of south america. here's the situation. we've got some showers for bo guitar, 21 degrees, just cloud cover, and lima at 17 and a front is sliding from uruguay right into the southeast of brazil. look at it salty on 40 degrees. it's not going to be record breaking, but the wind shift aro

there was that wet weather, some windy weather to through ontario, pushing across towards quebec. some rather wet when coming down across while upstate new york, pushing down towards the appalachians. that'll continue to make his way further. east was so much of the eastern seaboard seeing some very heavy rain as we go on through thursday. price a dry weather does come back in behind us. you can see it is generally try and bright for much of us. find it right to for calorie. 27 celsius he ever had of what a 2 showers pushing into western parts of canada, with quite a rush of showers. meanwhile, across central america was seen some rather wet weather around the company into the gulf of mexico. some love you still pushing towards the deep south of the us, where the weather for central america will be across nicaragua and costa rica for the caribbean is dry. ah, a lot of the stories that we cover a highly complex, so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we can to as many people as possible no matter how much they know about a given crisis or issue in this area.

and a few days ago we had some tornado warned cells in here when they were over in northern ontario. places like sudbury, for example, off to the west for just talking about rain here. it starts to dry out for vancouver with a high of 17 degrees. are also starting to see a dry out for large portions of mexico. you could time will have a few showers and we can see some concentrated rain for the pacific coast of mexico in and around. acapulco stop and south america. you guessed it. we still got our storms falling through the amazon basin here, but further toward the south, a vigorous, sad disturbance, a cold frontier. it's going to slide its way into rio de janeiro, drop the temperature. so if i show you the 3 day forecast, look at this, we go down to 24 by the time friday, growth around. that's it for me. see you soon. the l g 0 recounts the shocking story of the assassination of counts for cabana dot. the 1st you an envoy trying to bring peace to the middle east. how is negotiations with himmler helped save thousands of jews from nazi concentration camps and how these mediation skill

miners in the canadian province of ontario have all claimed to safety after being stranded underground for two days. 39 miners were trapped after missionary transporting coal to the surface became detached, locking the mineshaft. the right livelihood award is also known as the "alternative nobel prize." it honors people dedicated to positive social change. this year's laureates hailed from cameroon, canada, india, and russia. from canada, the laureate was honored for her complain to reclaim the culture of canada's indigenous people. in india, the award goes to the legal initiative for the forest and environment, for helping empower communities to protect their resources. another laureate is one of russia's most prominent environmental activists, being recognized for grassroots efforts to stop coal and nuclear power in russia. and this laureate is being honored for her work against gender-based violence and child abuse in africa's lake chad region. a little earlier, she told me about the organization that she founded, which supports young people through education, legal counseling, and

. >>> nearly 40 miners trapped underground for two days in ontario, canada, are now safe. a piece of equipment fell into the mine's elevator shaft blocking their exit but they managed to climb about 4,000 feet to the surface using ladders. some climbed for up to eight hours to get out. >> a parking blake apparently played a role in this deadly accident in connecticut. the twin engine jet went down in farmington, killing four people. they say the parking brake was still engaged so it wasn't going fast enough to climb into the air. >>> we turn now to the gabby petito case. the 22-year-old found dead in wyoming after a road trip with her boyfriend. he remains missing and now we're learning what he did just after returning home. gabby petito's parents speaking to the media tuesday for the first time since her body was found in wyoming. >> she's with us. she's with us. >> she's with us. >> reporter: they unveiled matching tattoos designed and inspired by gabby reading, let it be, and vowed to help families of other missing. >> we're asking you to turn yourself in to the fbi or

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included collecting data on b, l. m. leaders and collecting posts that discussed public opinion of ontario premier doug ford. all of this is specially when combined with the increasingly strict code protocols put in place by the federal and provincial mintz paint's a grim picture for canada's future. it seems increasingly like canadians are finding themselves in a position where their own government and yes, even their own military views them as the enemy and a group to be controlled. this is all t coming up, europe's instruct him to keep his consumption of coal in line with his green energy ambitions. i'll tell you what's going wrong with that. what's going to right here moscow, kevin, and the team at our team tonight. oh, i use join me every thursday on the alex sermon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world. the politics sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then me the jamie diamond was critical of the claim starting what it was, $200.00 a point. it's now around $45000.00 coin. it's adding at the points out 10 x from here. so he's looking for up to point $55.00 and ab

the man who inspired the fail hotel wanda, is about to hear his faith ontario and charges. and why as verge of crone of eyes cases could save kind of just 5 minutes to just in judo and it's not election. ah ah, the newfound, we'll just catch the edge of effects from odette, our suspect, but they may want us to get about it. the weather ever counter in the u. s. he's slowly changing that. so majority, we just talking about dropping a few degrees in temperature, generating big shower this time, the big shower in the dakotas. this part of canada's a westbound terrier that are moving to the midwest and all points the isa still huge enough to generate significant rain. that's still true. down in the deep science. in fact, we've seen yet more flooding from the remains of the last hurricane. and that is sitting over there was yanno other means are, but you can see the showers are widespread for the west. the stories to the study driver and california warnings. yes. again of 5 conditions, increasingly dangerous in the middle of california. but on the whole it's been improving situa

an electioneering campaign stopped in ontario after gravel was thrown at him. demonstrators made the move as the pan was boarding his boss. notice this boot in june and hell posters that school for no vaccine passports and no more locked down. the rabble only hits his shoulder to dos that he wasn't home. incident came up to the premier earlier slammed anti vax mobs that had been disrupting liberal campaign events in recent today called a snug general election last month, signed to lead the country out for the pandemic. but his cobra recovery plans if a sharp criticism, along with the fact canadians having to go to the pulse 2 years, her schedule independent political analysts, alessandro, bruno share his thoughts on to those decision to go to the polls. well, he appears to be on rocky ground. however, when they called the election a few weeks ago, actually election coincided by the way with the events in cobble with the withdrawal of the american. it seemed a strategic move at the time because the liberals were actually doing quite well for awhile, particularly with with the vaccinat

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an electioneering campaign stuffy made in ontario after gravel was thrown at him. the mistake made them move. the pm was boarding a bus. protesters boot james health posters calling for no vaccine passports and no more long down the gravel only hit 2 on the shoulder. he himself said he was not hom incident. okay. most of the premier earlier slammed anti banks mobs that have been disrupting liberal campaign events in races we today called a snap, generally election last month, signed to lead the country out of the pandemic. but his covert recovery plans, they sharp criticism along with the front canadians having to go to the pulse 2 years ahead of schedule independent political analyst alessandra bruno shed his thoughts on today's decision to go to the polls. well, he appears to be on rocky ground. however, when they called the election a few weeks ago, actually election coincided by the way with the events in cobble with the withdrawal of the american. it seemed a strategic move at the time because the liberals were actually doing quite well for a while. particular

and a few days ago we had some tornado worn cells in here when they were over in northern ontario, places like sudbury, for example, off to the west. we're just talking about rain here. it starts to dry out for vancouver with a high of 17 degrees. are also starting to see a dry out for large portions of mexico. you could time will have a few showers and we can see some concentrated rain for the pacific coast of mexico in and around acapulco top and south america. you get state. we've still got our storms fallen through the amazon basin here, but further toward the south, a vigorous side disturbance, a cold front here, it's gonna slide its way into rio de janeiro dropped the temperature. so if i show you the 3 day forecast, look at this, we go down to 24 by the time friday, rolls around. that's it for me. see, it's in the take the worst possible material uranium grind to dust comparable to flour and make a whole lot of it and put it into place where people live, taking the call often bad idea. for many pupils, this is a silent killer. what does it make you feel like you feel like a murder?

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a procession honoring the 20-year-old wound its way through city streets, en route from ontario internationalport to forest lawn cemetery in covina. he was one of 13 u.s. service members killed in an attack at the kabul airport in afghanistan last month. >>> well tonight, bay area school districts are preparing to make room for new students coming from afghanistan. fremont unified is expecting an influx of refugees in the coming months. the city is home to one of the largest afghan populations in the western world. the superintendent says his staff started gathering resources when they saw the recent turmoil unfolding in afghanistan. >> it's a time for teamwork, for some grace and some empathy. and if we can take a moment, and imagine what it would be like to be in somebody else's shoes, we can probably do a better job of making sure that we can meet their needs. >> he goes on to say that language will be a top priority for the refugee students and the district plans to have translators readily available. >>> we're back in 60 seconds with a car part that could be gone in 60 seconds. i'm consu

and a few days ago we had some tornado worn cells in here when they were over in northern ontario. places like sudbury, for example, off to the west, we're just talking about rain here. it starts to dry out for vancouver with a high of 17 degrees. are also starting to see a dry out for large portions of mexico. you could time will have a few showers and we can see some concentrated rain for the pacific coast of mexico in and around. acapulco stop and south america. you get state. we've still got our storms fallen through the amazon basin here. but further toward the south, a vigorous side disturbance, a cold front here, it's gonna slide its way into rio de janeiro dropped the temperature. so if i show you the 3 day forecast like this, we go down to 24 by the time friday, rolls around, that's it for me. see, it's in the the story that need to be told. find away and demand to be heard. the opening the window into another life and challenging perception and personal endeavors in epic struggle with the colossal sacrifices in individual journey witness showcases, inspiring documentary change t

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they're not wet weather, some windy weather to through ontario, pushing across towards quebec. some rather wet when coming down across. well, upstate new york, pushing down towards the appalachians, that'll continue to make his way further east with so much to the eastern seaboard, seeing some very heavy rain as we go on through the stay. price of dry weather does come back in behind this you can see it is generally try and bright for much of us find and try to for calorie. 27 celsius here ahead of what a 2 showers pushing into western parts of canada. with quite a rush of showers may while across central america. we see some rather wet weather around the confidentially into the gulf of mexico. some lava still pushing towards the deep south of the us. west weather for central america will be across nicaragua and costa rica for the caribbean is dry. ah. we've been awarded the world's best airline of 2021, but it's more than an award for being the only global airline to continue through the pandemic. and for the hours of hard work, we dedicated to making your experience exception