from here, in windsor, ontario. the border between canada and the united states runs right down the middle of the detroit river behind me. this is the busiest crossing between canada and the u.s. by far. it's this close proximity that makes it easy to understand how windsor piggybacked on the rise of detroit in the 20th century. this is a tale of two cities, absolutely, but it is an incredibly one-sided relationship and that can never be healthy. everything that is happening over there in big detroit is also happening here in windsor, whether they like it or not. they don't have the same massive racial inequality that they do in detroit. they have the canadian social system to help take care of the citizens who are struggling here. but windsor is at a loss. it's as though they're trying to figure out what they are. because you see, since the early 2000s, as the auto industry struggled, the province of ontario has lost something like 300,000 jobs in the manufacturing sector. and no region has been harder hit than win

in for a closer look right now, toronto, almost a good 10 degrees above average, some showers for ontario and quebec into the maritimes. and there's that violent weather. the dakota is midwest, straight down toward the southern plains, out of cool air across the west. as mentioned calgary 4 degrees, a really raw feeling day when a pig that wind out of the north and you're going to get drenched with some rain. now for the top end of south america, columbia, the rain starting to back off, but we've got a vigorous disturbance. it's going to slide into paraguay as sasan. that's going to drop down your temperatures. big time as we head toward the end of the week soon. ah, a ah ah, this is al jazeera ah hello, this is in years are on al jazeera. i am fully back to go live for my world headquarters in doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. a warning about our warming planet, c, international energy agency says trillions must be spent now on clean energy to limit climate change. taliban officials fell. western envoys using sanctions to pressure them poses a threat to afghanistan. security.

lovely little stratford, ontario.p, the play she intended to return for his sister don's wedding. no way 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. >> reporter: but the wedding did offer an odd clue of sorts. lynn's invitation, which had been found crumpled up in her wastebasket. >> the question was? would she have rankled it up and thrown it in the trash? or did the suspect do it. >> reporter: the detectives killers -- were the detectives were convinced that they knew limb and hated her, the killer. >> who would slaughter someone, to that degree, if they didn't have a motive. a hatred? something. >> reporter: two weeks into the investigation, the only potential suspect was joe giarrusso, with her hours before he died. he had cuts on his fingers. and then the detectives discovered something else. >> he had a physical onto occasion with lynne at some point? >> there was a situation where she was beaten u

being pushed south was, is still full of his moisture that has rained likely scratching through most ontario, mid west, the great lakes and, and towards the carolinas. that'll be quite wet. i suspect with more flooding likely, but this is beneficial, right? like to fall over the fire still burning in the sequoia national forest for example . that right now at least help. they may not do much though the bit is snow on the top, the matches that to show the temperature have dropped, and this will be stormy stuff i think going through north dakota and south dakota during saturday, that circulation near rally. that is going to cause some local flooding, some local diff to difficulty with a strong on shore breeze. now, the trade winds are still blowing nicely. so for the wind with owls, it looks pretty wet on and off. heavy rain like 3 down through costa rican panama, and what we have seen in mexico? well, that's becoming a little drawing. i've anything off shore we could see a circulation try and form during sunday, funding potential for colombia still there. so cold that one today, throughout ur

dakotas will be knocked back by probably 10 degrees and that the system joins up to bring rain to ontario. and yet more of at least the great lakes and the eastern seaboard, that's the pattern that persists. right in the weekend. the weather sponsored my cattle airways voted world's best air line of 2021. with tiny hidden cameras, criminals are illegally filming, and sharing people's most intimate moments. one on one east investigate south korea's by coming the demick on algebra. to know where the fires are and where they are going. greeks look to the skies in a worrying sign, helicopters have been getting closer to major towns and cities. this one is just a rough, that it become much bigger than if you can see by the train tracks the fires, climbing up the hill just behind us on the ground. this is what the business of fighting fires looks like. holding back, the inevitability of mother nature's fury is dangerous and exhausting work. i would rather give whatever to wicker. the hope is the fire will stop when it runs out of fuel. but for the moment, the fuel is everything in sight. ah, th

conservative anti-baptist communities in wisconsin, ohio, michigan, tennessee, pennsylvania, oregon, and ontario, canada. >> the missionaries are believed to be held near the capital port-au-prince. >>> buckingham palace confirms queen elizabeth spent a night in the hospital this week. a spokesperson says it was for a preliminary investigation. doctors had urged the 95-year-old to rest after hosting an event attended by john kerry and bill gates. sources say she's in good spirits. >>> a memorial service for colin powell will be held november 5th at washington national cathedral. the event will be invitation only. the former secretary of state died monday from covid complications and was battling multiple myeloma. >>> another problem at airports across the country. a computer glitch forced sky west airlines which operates planes for united, delta and american to cancel more than 600 flights. the airline says its systems have been restored, but morean2 ready becanceled. >>> yr freather. more storms are moving into northern california and the pacific northwest. flash flood watches are posted in are

the recent us pull out there has re ignited fears and the region of violence. ontario groups perhaps spreading their influence. i'll correspond with eagles donald fall this report. a terrorist squad, crosses the african border into digest on suicide vehicles supported by talib. unlike units make an attempt at seizing 2 villages and proclaiming a caliphate. this is the scenario. the joint forces of the collective security treaty organization are facing and playing out in these war games. during the past week, we've witnessed all sorts of re hassle spent. all of them have been leading up to this day and hopefully you can hear me clearly because behind me you can see well the entirety of this imagined world war theater and you can hear explosions. you can hear gunfire. would see helicopters, military, asians also firing their routes, multiple multiple, excuse me, rocket launcher systems as well. judging by the sound, it is all very, very rail. and so far, the view from this vantage point has been absolutely spectacular. the russian defense ministry deployed around 70 journalists to witn

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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 governments paints a grim picture for candidates future. it seems increasingly like can, teens 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. us senators have grilled facebook's ahead of safety over the effect of the company's services. have on young people's mental health. this comes after leaked internal research suggested it's a photo sharing platform, instagram harmed children's well being started kill me up and comments. at this point, we see facebook once again in the hot seat of the us senate this time because a report showing that a facebook apparently worked to conceal information about the harmful effects on the mental well being of teenagers caused by instagram. it has weaponized childhood vulnerability against children themselve

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at juggler is an infectious diseases physician at st. joe's health care hamilton joins me now from ontario. so what could this potentially mean fir, the fight against cove? it one of the big parts is the cobra 19 pandemic has been the health care utilization amongst patients who get coded 19 and, and eventually need a hospital bed or critical care bed. and so the ability to mitigate that with a potential oral molecule is really game changing. you know, as the disease progresses, as we learn to live with the pandemic, our ability to make health care systems function low keeping. this is a predominantly outpatient disease, is becoming more and more important in drug like this is a nice adjunct to what we have in vaccination to really again, make sure those vulnerable members of society, particularly those who don't have access to a vaccine or may not get vaccinated have a way to mitigate some of the serious complications and covered 90. does it, does it make testing and detection all the more significant? because i think the, the important thing about this bill is it has to be taken early on

our traits haven't been found in certain areas, like the largest province in the country, which is ontario, doesn't mean that they aren't affected. and certainly that there aren't unmarked graves there. we have just have yet to find them. they had been rallies in a sudden these capital to condemn. last week's co attempt, hundreds of people took the streets of cartoon calling for an end to a power struggle within the transitional, government, bahama the doe ripples o familia. slogans from the protests of 20182019. once again. echo across done in the capital cartoon. hundreds took to the streets to express their anger at what they say is an attempt by the military to disrupt the countries transition to democracy. and we were expecting a speedy transition to civilian rule. we don't actually feel there is a transition to anything here yet. today, there is no freedom piece or justice in sudan. patients between dance, military and civilian petitions reached a low point this week after the recent attempted coup when it took power 2 years ago, the transitional government promised to fix decades of

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those communities in wisconsin, ohio, michigan, tennessee, pennsylvania, oreo, i'm sorry, oregon and ontario, canada. so they're from all over the us, both coasts, all of these being those conservative religious communities. and in answering your question of the people we've talked to have all express deep concern for those missionaries, particularly after the threat that was given by the leader of that kidnapping group . but they all say that this is an opportunity for those missionaries to do what they are in haiti to, to, to can, to help out with the material needs of people. but also to convert them part of their mission. there is to give out bibles and that sort of thing. so they are all hoping those missionaries will come back. but the people that we've talked to here, the deeply religious people in this country say that this is really an opportunity for them to do something positive. of course, they all hope that those people will be safely returned. call us john henson there for us. and millis bank. hi, with all the latest. thank you john. i'm leaving on and a delegation from the sou

these families are from communities in wisconsin, ohio, michigan, tennessee, pennsylvania, oregon and ontario, canada. >> reporter: today, a spocksperson from the ohio-based christian aid ministries group read a statement from the families and asked for a day of prayer for them. >> we thank him, that he is god, and ask him to hear our prayers and bring our families home. >> reporter: meanwhile, on the streets of port-au-prince today, demonstrators burned tires and blocked roads. part of ongoing unrest over the dire economic situation gripping the country and neverending violence on the streets. late today, the chief of police stepped down. the demonstrators demanding the prime minister do the same. david, all day today, we have seen plumes of smoke rising into the air. the situation here so volatile, the u.s. embassy sent out a new alert to americans in the country, telling them to avoid all unnecessary travel. david? >> marcus and our team on the ground there. please stay safe. thank you. >>> and in washington at this hour, president biden hoping that democrats will come together and make co

from pennsylvania to oregon and in ontario, canada. tom henderson, thank you very much. indeed. dozens of people have been injured during rival demonstrations in sudan as the crisis of the country's transition to democracy deepens, reese used tear gas alive, bullets to disperse crowds just outside the capital. cartoon. the military has shared power civilians in a transitional government says 2019. the still disagreement about the way forward m . a morgan reports from cutting a recitation of the national anthem before the camp. on thursday, tens of thousands took to the 3 into dance capital for 2 and other cities to mark 57 years since that countries 1st revolution against military rule. but that's not the only reason these people came out. barbara with her in on a game. and so i came here for one reason, not part of any group, but against military rule against the former ruling party. i came here to show that we want to civilian government. i came here to support a democratic civilian transition. we want all the military away from powe

of mercury haven't been found in certain areas like the largest province in the country, which is ontario. doesn't mean that they are defected and certainly that there aren't unmarked. great, there we have just have yet to find them outside of the very acute issue, obviously of the residential schools in which has taken a hit on just tell us until our international is a little bit more about indigenous issues. indigenous relations between the indigenous communities and the government. while it's at times very rancorous and at times also quite conducive. it depends on which political party is in power at the moment. the fact is that consecutive federal government whether they be from the route to ruling parties, either the conservative right leading party or the rather central liberal party. there is the largest issue in the country which is around stolen land and the fact that it is people land have not been returned there. the are, the treaties have not been honored. and the crown, the british crown upon taking control of canada way back in the 1900 century, refused to acknowledge that t

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 gulf meant pains 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. mysterious blaze has broken out and stood guard in south west germany, in which 10 buses parked at a depot called fire. emergency helicopters more than 30 firefighting vehicles, and 150 personnel were deployed to the scene where there were explosions as well. tires blew up as they burned. it's still not known what caused the fire, but the situation is now under control. there have been no reports of any injuries . natural gas prices have hit a new high in europe now reaching $1150.00 per 1000. cubic meters prices have been skyrocketing since the beginning of september, and it's not only gas which europe de

our tree is, haven't been found in certain areas like the largest province in the country, which is ontario. doesn't mean that they aren't affected. and certainly that there aren't unmarked graves there. we have just have yet to find them. facebook is insisting it's products do help young people, even though the company's own research found it could harm them. the tech, john's global safety chief, told the us senate hearing it monitors how children use its apps to minimize the bad and maximize the goods. patty calhane as well from washington c, a gene, you'll probably see them on a social media screen. now the us senate is asking, is that harming them? the suicide rate for 10 to 14 year old as doubled for young girls, it has quadrupled instagram, didn't create this crisis, but from the documents provided by the whistleblower. clearly facebook's own researchers describe instagram itself as a quote perfect storm. the whistleblower giving instagram's own research to the wall street journal, showing slides with the headlines. one and 5 teams say that instagram makes them feel worse about themse

. >> reporter: he started figuring that out on an ice rink in his backyard in branford, ontario, oney, built for him. >> he taught me so much more than just being a hockey player. >> reporter: he was canada's hockey dad. and when wayne lost him this year to parkinson's at the age of 82, there was a hole that was pretty hard to fill. >> mob >> money didn't real matter to him. friendships did. hard work mattered to him. being unselfish, true to himself. he was a true canadian. >> reporter: his dad was there through his entire career, including the tough moments like when the edmonton oilers traded gretzky away. canada went into national mourning. gretzky himself was in tears. but the skill and determination that his dad taught him followed him to l.a., where he truly became a king. >> he did it! he did it! the greatest goal scorer in national hockey league history is wayne gretzky. >> reporter: he helped grow the sport, even in places that hadn't seen the ice since the ice age. for 20 seasons, number 99 thrilled fans, until he finally retired in 1999. gretzky grdrove his dad to his las

there were no deaths during the trial -- an infectious disease doctor joins me now from ontario.uld this mean? >> one of the big parts of the covid-19 pandemic has been health care utilization among patients who get covid-19 and need a hospital bed or critical care bed. the ability to mitigate that with an oral molecule is game changing. as we learn to live with the pandemic, our ability to make health care systems function while keeping this predominantly inpatient needs is important. it will make sure those vulnerable members of society, those who do not have access to a vaccine or may not be vaccinated have a way to mitigate so that -- some of the serious convocations of covid-19. host: does it make testing and detection all the more significant? it has to be taken early on before the infection progresses and reaches the lungs, is that right? >> absolutely, the achilles heel of antiviral therapies, covid-19, influenza, the virus that causes chickenpox is it that they have to be given early when the virus is replicating, not late when much of the damage is done. you need to get

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from washington state all the way to new york state, whether you're talking about british columbia, ontario. it is families. they have been waiting for this day and finally later today we should get some details from the biden administration, sometime in november, fully vaccinated canadians will be able to finally drive over into the united states, a few wrinkles, i have to say, one in ten canadians have either gotten astrazeneca or have mixed doses, right? they got astrazeneca and then maybe after they got pfizer. we're still awaiting a decision from the cdc to see if those canadians will be considered fully vaccinated. i'm telling you, once those wrinkles are ironed out, there is relief and rejoicing across the country. not just from canadians who want to see loved ones, but the businesses right across both of the countries, both u.s. and canada. people would go across the border to see their friends, to get a burger at their favorite restaurant. that was not a part of life during this pandemic, and there will be a lot of relief from many, many people in the months to come, even though th

. >> he started figuring that out on an ice rink in his backyard in brantford, ontario one of his father him. >> he taught me so much more than just being a hockey player. >> >> he was canada's hockey dad and when wayne lost him this year to parkinson's at the age of 82 there was a hole that was pretty hard to fill. >> money didn't really matter to him, friendships did, hard work mattered to him, being passionate, being unselfish, he was what you call a true canadian. >> his dad was there throughout his entire career, including the tough moments like when the edmonton oilers traded gretzky away, canada practically went into national mourning. >> are you disappointed about having to leave edmonton? >> gretzky himself was in tears. >> but the skill and determination his dad taught him followed him to la where he truly became a king. >> he did it! he did it! the greatest goal scorer in national hockey league history is wayne gretzky! >> he helped grow the sport, even in places that hadn't seen iciness the ice age for 20 seasons number 99 thrilled fans until he finally retired in 1999. >> gr

is moving on a bridge that links detroit to ontario it was completely shut down today after what policethe canadian side called possible explosives found in a vehicle in a border search. wilf and sara, back to you. >> frank, thank you very much. >>> some other very sad news to report today tobias levkovich, frequent guest here on "closing bell" has tragically passed away hit by a car crossing the street in long island about a months ago and died of injuries on friday and only 60 years old. many cnbc viewers will know him as being the well regarded, charming insightful market strategist that joined us regularly. what you may not know is how extraordinary of a person tobias was. he was chair it wbl the money and the time a deeply devouted family man to wife and kids and especially his grand kids hugely involved in the jewish community. funny and scar castic and one of the most decent people you have ever met while it is terrible and shocking it struck me how impactful he was on so many people in his life basically anyone he ever interacted with he made them feel like a friend. >> you have

to address your ontario, the point you just made, chair chan, yes, i'm very happy to schedule regular briefings on topics of issues of the commissioners to help electric sector. it's always complex. we're always learning quite frankly. so thanks for those initial remarks. i did want to just start with some logistics. although they're co-mingled, we've really got two presentations covering two different p.u.c. programs and so i just wanted to lay out our plan. i'm going to start by providing the cleanpowersf update. once i present those items, i'll turn it over to my colleague, julie ortiz. she's the water conservation manager for the water enterprise and she'll present on water conservation programs. we are also joined by edith casterina. if madam clerk could please give her presentation access, that would be appreciated. and then a question for you, chair. would you like us to pause between the presentations and take questions or wait until the end of our presentations and then answer questions from the commission? >> chairman: i they let's pause, if i may. i want to make sure my col