the city of hamilton, ontario is a city with proud, working-class roots. for generations, it's been known as "steel town." but this city has suffered from economic decline and deindustrialization, like so many cities in the region and across north america. hamilton is desperately trying to figure out how to adapt, and how, perhaps, to reinvent itself. this is also a medium-sized city, one living in the shadow of a loud, noisy neighbor. that's toronto in the distance, across the lake. is there a greater sense of community, cohesion and urbanism in a city this size? we all know where steel town came from, but man, i want to figure out where steel town is headed. until now, the life-sized city has focussed on major urban centres: paris, tokyo, mexico city, bangkok. but that raised a question: what about all the mid-sized cities around the world? what about their reality? well, like in many places, hamilton's steel and manufacturing industry boomed between the industrial revolution and the late 20th century. and i mean really boomed. from appliances to cars to

police in ontario say this is an ontario canada actually, they're saying that these a place in the air to act on high-end cars parked in public areas like malls or parking lot stunned once the cars have been driven home. tracked the vehicles to the victim's house. the criminals are able to hack the vehicles ignition with an electronic device typically used by mechanics to reopen the factory setting before driving off. well, police say this happened at least 5 times in the last 3 months and they urge drivers to park in lot garages if that's possible or you're if you're going to do that, if you're not going to that, please install locks on your steering wheel so that it will be harder for them to take it. well convicted killer scott peterson is now off of sand quinn's death row california. superior court judge re sentence peterson to life in prison without parole for the murder of his wife lacy and their unborn son, connor peterson's family talked to reporters outside the courtroom, maintaining his innocence while lacey peterson's family was given the chance to speak directly to scott in

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now that snow will cut across from manitoba into northwestern. ontario rain toward the south, and we do have some snow for the upper midwest off to central america right now, largely sunny. i think our best bet for showers will be close to rica in panama. and through the top end of south america, those storms bubbling up through the pay ruby and andy into the amazon basin out toward the south atlantic. and in brazil is by your state. 72 cities have declared states of emergency because of flooding there. ok, now you're up to date, we'll see you soon. ah, the weather sponsored by katara ways. ah ah oh. ready wild we listen, design is, are making serious efforts in order to improve and disrupt attendant because we beat with global use maintenance and talked about the stories that imagined on how jesse had no covering all of latin america for most of my career. but mil country is alike and it's my job to shed light on how and why this is al jazeera. ah ha ha ha robin watching the al jazeera news, our lives my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. iraq supreme court

is more heavy snow as well for central parts of canada, ontario and quebec. seeing not fall in the days to come, it's going to get wet as well across the se, thanks to those hot and humid conditions that grew up those storms. but for the east coast is going to dry up by friday from showers for new york and washington through wednesday and thursday. but there's still a lot of heat to be found in that corner. miami, in particular, we have a look at the 3 day. we're going to be touching 28 degrees by thursday with lots of sunshine. that's well above the average. and it's a similar story across the caribbean. find right funny and warm. ah vouchers. the revolt takes a road trip across strange spanish people love to tell you who they are and where they come from. and i am no exception. one woman's journey seeking her heritage. i'm covering you insights into christian spots of the bush in them origin. it's a story that seems to have been barbara on counting the cost, the all new tourism, the world's richest land making a grab to control access to the trillion dollar

. >> in the meantime, canada's most populous province, ontario, will start offering a fourth covid vaccine dose to its most vulnerable residents. health officials say it will come just three months -- and that's significant -- after the third dose, and it will include people in long-term care homes and retirement homes. now, ontario is also stopping free tests for all residents, reserving them instead for symptomatic, high-risk residents only. >>> and now we turn to europe, where a growing list of european countries are reporting their highest daily covid case counts ever. cnn's jim bittermann is standing by live for us in paris, but we begin with steven jiang in beijing with new details about the 13 million people under lockdown in the chinese city of xi'an. steve, you've been telling us about this for several days, and now apparently the strict lockdown is really getting too restrictive in the sense that they apparently have problems even with food supplies? >> reporter: that's right. this is what the authorities have acknowledged, at least tacitly, in terms of the severe impact of their

more than 40 temperature records in the days to come swarthy east, a swath of snow, northwestern ontario, new york 8 degrees for now, but will bumpy up in the days to come. and for the southeast corner of the u. s. temperatures are coming up in atlanta, also, central southern parts of florida. miami, looking good with the hiv 26 degrees here, some that warmth. we're talking about. denver wall above average at $22.00. los angeles, a hive. 27 degrees. a run of rain for the yucatan peninsula. so can cool. we've got some periods of rain to come in the days ahead. 26 degrees will lock your temperature in their south end of south america. bursts of rain through the amazon basin. but some sunny spells for bogota and lima. lima has got a hive. 19 degrees in that stormy weather in that southeast of brazil pushing out toward the south atlantic. so an improvement in conditions to come see soon, hulu, with sponsored by cataract ways. there's a lot more into al jazeera than t v with our website mobile app, social media, and podcast. al jazeera digital is a world award winning online content, and each

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. >> in may of 1984, tip ontario neil was furious with newt gingrich. >> you challenged americanism,ngress. >> reporter: he remarks were quickly stricken from the record because personal attacks are not allowed on the house floor. the standards of decorum were so strict, the most powerful member of the body took the rebuke. house and senate rules keep passionate debates from divulging into personal insults because serious work cannot be done by people acting like children. on their own time, members can say what they will. and lawrence bobert did. she made bigoted slurs against ilhan omar. >> and there she is, ilhan omar. well, she doesn't have a backpack, she should be fine. >> reporter: decorum from democracy is not just one member's actions, but tha this behavior was applauded, as it was in her case. crassness, once seen as a lack of carbon is considered the right artillery. congressman pa paul -- if party leaders respond by doing more than wrinkling a brow, these colleagues aim their suggestions at them. nancy maze was one of the few voices in her party to speak out. courtroom ma

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and in canada ontario will limit venues to 50% capacity. >> every health care system is planning andcing for the coming winter months that are likely going to be pretty bad. >> reporter: omicron cases are doubling every two days in the u.s. new data shows the variant significantly reduces antibody protection after two doses of the pfizer and moderna vaccines, but doctors say the booster shot mostly restores peak protection. >> if i didn't have these tools i would tell you to really be worried, but we have tools so get vaccinated. get boosted. >> reporter: research has shown omicron causes less severe dsease and now a preliminary study from south africa reveals it may cause different symptoms compared to previous variants including a scratchy throat as opposed to a sore throat. >> it's hard to tell the difference between the different variants and the symptoms. the most common symptoms currently are cough, fatigue, congestion, runny nose, and with that runny nose comes the scratchy throat, but if you have a sore throat or if you feel unwell for any reason, you should get tested for co

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into his really hands and it's continuing violence in the legal settlements. joining me now from ontario in canada is professor micheal link the u. n. special repertoire for the human rights situation in the palestinian territories. thank you so much. so much robideau for coming on. as i said, britain has announced a huge pact that spanning cyber security lead loan trade with israel just to update us on know whether, despite britain saying they do have some concerns about settler violence, the weather, the situation of budget, chris was getting much better actually in the territories, this occupation is getting deeper and it has for, for years. and there's really been no change with the arrival. and you israeli government, which came into power in gym. so these continuing military agreements with israel on only one of giving israel much more confidence that the world is not going to pay attention or any meaningful attention to the fact that it is, it's occupation is now becoming indistinguishable from annexation. remember that there are already almost $300.00 settlements in the occupied

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. >> reporter: it's the mind-size pep talk motivating the hockey team in ontario, canada. >> legendsthose who have seen his electric locker room speech. >> so we'll do whatever it takes to get the "w." >> reporter: 6-year-old coach cal chosen to give the speech before the pete's game against the ottawa 67s. >> we won't let those 67s get a win. >> reporter: coach cal swapping his sharp suit for christmas jammies to give us the play-by-lplay-by-playbyby play. >> i wanted them to get pumped and got the "w" so that was one of my favorite parts. >> reporter: cal saying he wasn't nervous when he gave the speech because he's used to giving these kinds of pep talks to his own hockey team. practicing on the makeshift rink in his basement. >> tonight is the night we make it happen. each one of us brings something to this team. >> reporter: his inspiration for the speeches coming from just about everywhere. >> song lyrics and reading some books and some things in my speeches. >> what is your advice to people who want to wake up and get the "w." >> you can be amazing. you just have to work hard

that big win means at ontario, currently top of group d. but that could change the 2nd game of the day has already started hitting for half time, actually egypt playing their 1st match against lebanon. it's go las at the o through mama stadium. the h woke up stadiums are part of cut us most ambitious project. yet with all but one now ready, a year ahead of shade you. let's cross to our report to sort of hide at who's at the i'll john knew but would copy stadium, sora, you've been looking at the design of these venues. what do they represent? i have well, just talk about this stadium just behind me cuz this is where my code is going to be playing its palace fun in a couple of hours. and this is actually designed by one of the award winning architects, the husband who's a british iraq, he architect, she unfortunately didn't get a chance to be the final product she passed away a few years ago. but what's really interesting is she was famous for her futuristic designs, and the thing is with all of these stadiums, they have a theme. and that the

but we are going to see more snow roll across ontario into the back and the great lakes now behind it. it's a much clearer and warm a picture, but we are seeing another snowstorm sweep into the west coast of the us, bringing some snow and heavy rain once again to northern parts of california. it's dry in that southwest corner temperatures above average. here as we move down to central america while it's going to get very wet, indeed, for the you could 10 peninsula in mexico. ah. the, in the next episode of earth royce nick, talk to him to greenpeace crew on a voyage through the widow sea. to highlight the importance of protecting this fragile antarctic ecosystem against an expanding list of man made threats beneath the surface of his leg. nickerson desolation is just tv with life. these are so the remote is water and salt. tick sanctuary on al jazeera ah celebrations. in chile, a student protest at lady gabrielle bowditch is confirmed as the new president. he's promising to expand social rights and to fight inequality. ah, hello, i'm come all santa maria here and don't. how this is th

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california and snow skirting its way further east is more heavy snow as well for central parts of canada, ontario and quebec. seeing that fall in the days to come, it's going to get wetter as well across the se, thanks to those hot and humid conditions that brew up those storms. but for the east coast, it is going to dry up by friday, some showers for new york and washington thru wednesday and thursday. but they feel a lot of heat to be found in that corner. miami, in particular, if we have a look at the 3 day, we're going to be touching 20 degrees by thursday with lots of fun shine. that's well above the average. and it's a similar story across the caribbean. find right, sunny and warm ah, on counseling with cost, be all new tourism, the world's richest men, making a rab to control access to the trillion dollar bikes, industry. all cows been you call? why rich stations of emitted agriculture from climate change and how flowering cost lives in iraq? counting the calls on al jazeera, unprompted undone, interrupted discussions from our london broadcast center. oh, now to sierra. ah ah! you're watch

ontario announced new covid restrictions. by more than 27 hundred journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. >> coming up, we discussed rebalancing portfolios and finding long-term investment opportunities in the high-yield bond. this is bluebird. ♪ -- this is bloomberg. ♪ >> futures pointing to gains after stocks rallied, hastening the end of the asset buying program. our next guest is bullish. joining us from rbc wealth management, and it's good to have you with us. it seems a little bit counterintuitive. they are really taking the positive side of the commentary, whether it is the strengthening american economy or perhaps consumer spending still looking strong. what are your expectations for the year ahead? >> already the market discounted these rate heights -- hikes next year. the positive message. for the last 18 months, we still have the relatively loose and with strong balance sheets. that will underpin consumption. they are being rebuilt. it will create a trend of growth. it would be difficult for equities i

brought the severe weather to the midsouth and we register gusts up to 55 mph on the shores of lake ontariosues now that things have settled down. the major issues now that things have settled down.— have settled down. the “obs lasted many i have settled down. the “obs lasted many hours. * have settled down. the jobs lasted many hours. how- lasted many hours. how significant is the length of the tornados? it significant is the length of the tornados?— significant is the length of the tornados? it is significant how [one the tornados? it is significant how long they _ the tornados? it is significant how long they lasted - the tornados? it is significant how long they lasted from i the tornados? it is significant how long they lasted from a l how long they lasted from a scientific perspective. they normally last 30 minutes, one hour, but these are called super cells which means they last many hours due to the fact that have a rotating updraught. the storm that produced the biggest storm in kentucky, in arkansas, lasted 11 hours, travelling 600 miles and survey teams still have to determine ho

for new england as that snow sweeps out further east, but we are going to see more snow role across ontario into rebecca and the great lakes now behind it. it's a much clearer and warmer picture, but we are seeing another snowstorm sweep into that west coast of the us, bringing some snow and heavy rain once again to northern parts of california. it's dryer in that southwest corner. temperature is above average here. and as we move down to central america, well, it's going to get very wet indeed, for the yucatan peninsula in mexico. ah frank assessments this gracious or you continue to weaken a look. i shall go up even though perhaps he believes in the beginning that he will expect for informed opinions. i think politicians will now be under incredible pressure from their young people. that is one of the most of the things that come out of this critical debate. do you think it should be facilitated? not sure. okay, it's a great. it's a really simple question. let's give samuel a child swans that inside story on al jazeera lou aah! on al jazeera, these are the top stories left us gabriel barr

is more heavy snow as well for central parts of canada, ontario and quebec. seeing that fall in the days to come, it's going to get wet as well across the se, thanks to those hot and humid conditions that grew up those storms. but for the east coast is going to dry up by friday. from shall was the new york and washington through wednesday and thursday, but they feel a lot of heat to be found in that corner. miami, in particular, we have a look at the 3 day. we can be touching 28 degrees by thursday with lots of sunshine, that's well above the average. and it's a similar story across the caribbean. find right funny and warm. ah. from the al jazeera london broadcast intact to people in thoughtful conversation with no host and no limitations. this dick, it is a most consequential decade in events is dull, fought to many companies that are doing bad things in the front. in part 2 of human rights activists. q, me 19 and environmental. if we known in the teeth, the systems are not working, but the longer that you fight them, the more that things changed studio be u

we've seen that in ontario, canada just north, the border. they get rid of all cool fired power plants. joe match knows that he knows inflation hurts american families. you know, is a high cost of energy crushes american families all at home and at the grocery store and every place they go. inflation is a tax on everyone. this idea that won't be a tax on that $400000.00 or more as nonsense. americans know it, and the problem is, democrats know it too. if they were just honest about it, they'd step up and tell the truth. the truth is joe mentioned to the right thing and i'm glad he did. and i just wish i wish i would actually separate the actual ideas and the packages in there that would actually help americans and all of this extra which is causing the debate. but this is a great debate in conversation we've had between you. thank you, steve. thank you dawn. thank you. left. this kid has one to leave a presidential election all to become the country. the youngest ever leader. and what was expected to be a tight race? 35 year old gabriel boric

for tuesday still a winfrey makes up towards her ontario. we have got a bright, dry weather coming back in behind. on the 6th day, the top temperature in winnipeg for tuesday, and then something of a when she makes, making its way towards western parts of canada. it did across the pacific northwest useful rain coming in here, but it will become a little more widespread as we go through wednesday, a fair bit of snow rolling in across that northwestern quarter of the u. s. good part of california. seeing some wet and wintry weather coming through here. fabulous snow. there over the mountains in particular, central and eastern parts will dry up. right. not, not too bad. not too bad, too across the caribbean, although how, where the system rolling across c, florida. panhandle. we'll bring some wet weather into cuba and gradually the jamaica ah, the from the al jazeera london broadcast intact to people in thoughtful conversation with no host and no limitations. what is even more in p needed mouth is system innovation. systems designed and system

they're still in place just around the carolinas for tuesday, still a when you mix up towards ontario, we have got a bright, a dry weather coming back in the high minus 60 the top temperature in winnipeg for tuesday. and then something of a when she makes, making its way towards western parts of canada. indeed, across the pacific northwest. useful rain coming in here, but it will become a little more widespread as we go through wed and stay a fair bit of snow rolling in across that northwestern quarter of the u. s. good part of california seeing some wet and wintry weather coming through here. fabulous snow there. over the mountain in particular, central and eastern parts will dry up brighten up. not too bad. not too bad, too across the caribbean, although how well the system rolling across c, florida. panhandle will bring some wet weather into cuba and gradually the jamaica . ah, the killing the debate, 90 percent of the world's refugees have come from of common impacted country. the climate emergency is putting more pressure on cities across the world and amplify your voice. it's no

i actually we are very proud to represent ontario and we can do everything for it. so that's it. how do you feel about so you're, you've been to the stadium, have you experienced this or to find out what was your experience? i think it was a very good experience under we want to think about the country because they provide everything. so thank you very much. when you talk about providing what are the kinds of things that you up, especially the organization, it was very organized. it's all very, everything was going well. do you think that it's going to be as possible to do so the walk up considering that the number of people that would be visiting is probably going to be double that of the population of serious? absolutely. especially in the workshop, it will be like a more organized and it will be very well. well, there you go. i have it. as you can see, i've got people from all different parts to the wall door attending cats on national day and will keep you posted on how things are going in. all right, sorry, well done. good luck getting home tonight as well. it's going to be

but we are going to see more snow roll across ontario into quebec and the great lakes. now behind it. it's a much clearer and warmer picture, but we are seeing another snowstorm sweep into that west coast of the us, bringing some snow and heavy rain once again to northern parts of california. it's dryer in that southwest corner. temperature is above average here. and as we move down to central america, well, it's going to get very wet indeed, for the yucatan peninsula in mexico. ah, the weather sponsored by casara always. in the next episode of a thrice nick tong doing to greenpeace croon on a voyage through the window. see, to highlight the importance of protecting this fragile antarctic ecosystem against an expanding list of manmade threats. beneath the surface of magnificent desolation is just tv with live these it. so the remote is wilson and salt, tick sanctuary on al jazeera with ah, welcome back. a quick reminder, the top stories here this hour left us gabriel burridge was one chili's presidential election. he's addressed hundreds of thousands of support is in sa

what we would expect is swath of snow, northwestern ontario, and snow. and when a 4 labrador to the west we go, we may see our 1st white christmas for vancouver in portland in more than a decade. that's because we've got some snow falling and those temperatures are dropping big time. the 3 day forecast shows as vancouver minus 5 degrees on monday, well below average, quite dangerous, cold as well. disturbed weather around his span, your la into puerto rico printer can a high 30 degrees and for the top end of south america, we got storms bubbling up from the andes into the amazon basin. some rock in storm south of salvatore, north of rio de janeiro on friday. and for patagonia, it's all about the sunshine coma. doro has a high of 27 degrees. that's it. that's all see soon. oh, the weather sponsored by cataract ways. americans are increasingly saying authoritarianism might not be so bad. there were several steps along the way where the chain of command it's like tried to cover what's your take on why they've gotten so raw? that to me is political mouth, th

are seeing wind gusts registering up seeing wind gusts registering up to 50 miles an hour on lake ontarioare settling 0ntario but things are settling down and a major issues now. how significant is the length of the old town nato is? it was amazin: of the old town nato is? it was amazing how _ of the old town nato is? it was amazing how long _ of the old town nato is? it was amazing how long they - of the old town nato is? it was amazing how long they could l amazing how long they could last from a scientific perspective. normal thunderstorms last 30 minutes to a few hours but the storms of the type that we call super cell is which means i last many hours due to the fact they have a rotating updraught. the storm that produced the biggest tornado in kentucky and arkansas lasted 11 hours and travel nearly 600 miles and survey teams still have to determine exactly how many tornados the storm produced and how long it was underground and we may not know those numbers for a few more days at. we we may not know those numbers for a few more days at.— for a few more days at. we are seeinu for a fe

it is happened five times in the last three months in ontario urging motorists to park in a garage ifup to try to solve the chip crunch, texas wants to become the home of semi conductor manufacturing america. lydia hu is in austin, texas, how much does it cost to make a chip in america? >> there is a range but it's safe to say it cost more in the states than it does overseas. that's what we've seen manufacturing offshore with 12% of the semi conductors made in the united states. here's an example let's take chips for autos, they are made on wafers, a couple hundred o'clock thousand packs on a single wafer. the price for a wafer that has these ships can raise from a couple of thousand dollars into the tens of thousands of dollars. that's why infinium technology in austin every precaution is taken on the manufacturing floor to protect these chips. we have an exclusive look of manufacturing that they say is more sterile than an operating room, everyone who enters here must be covered from head to show, robotic manufacturing mean humans don't touch the wafers they say just a single eyelas