♪ [people murmuring loudly] woman: i'm a lifelong resident of ontario.nsider that this land is more valuable used for sustainable agriculture than it is being developed. woman: i would just like you guys to consider these other creative solutions that are out there, the new technologies that are possible for ways that we can create climate resilience and better help our communities in ways that also create economic development. woman: our community leaders deserve the council that's going to fight for us. man: and so, we urge you to table this agenda item. woman: what we're asking for is to be a vision partner with you, a thought partner with you as you face the future together. thank you so much. man: certainly, you can't expect the city of ontario to pay taxpayers' money, hundreds of millions of dollars to buy a piece of land to grow crops or not do anything, i guess. i don't know what we'd do down there. we have to look at a bigger picture. we have to make a decision based on policy. we have to make a decision based on what's best for the city and for

we just migrated our own technology stock from ontario, canada back to the u.s. last month.e not just in ontario, but across 16 states here with our own products which we acquired through the score acquisition a couple of years ago. and the last piece that gets me really excited is the piece that we have that no one else has is it's espn. it's exclusive and all of the media integration opportunities and access to talent and shows and the espn app. people are going in to check on scores and stats, and now you can also be placing bets and putting together a bet slip, all at the same place over time. >> let's talk than as a fantasy player since 1977, so i really go far back, one of the first, what is exciting to me is i put my team, we have the "mad money" team, we're on the espn page. but then i go if i want to do dfs, i go to draftkings. i to believe back and forth and back and forth are you telling me i no longer have to toggle i can have all in the same page? because i got my fantasy players, and then i have my dfs players, and i don't want to toggle i just want one page th

kenneth law from ontario was charged in may this year with two counts of counselling or aiding suicideguess, quite an extraordinary story. and guess, quite an extraordinary sto . , ., , ., , story. tell us more. it is a very disturbing _ story. tell us more. it is a very disturbing story. _ story. tell us more. it is a very disturbing story. we _ story. tell us more. it is a very disturbing story. we know- story. tell us more. it is a very disturbing story. we know thatj story. tell us more. it is a very - disturbing story. we know that back in may of this year, kenneth law, 57, a former aircraft engineer and chef was charged with two counts of cancelling or aiding suicide in canada. he is accused of sending, selling, noxious poisonous substances to two individuals in ontario area who later took their own lives. there was a huge matter but if a deal at that and an enormous police investigation in canada. it now appears they have identified another 12 individuals who were supplied by kenneth law who then went on to take their own lives so he now faces a total of 1a charges of counsellin

he is accused of sending, selling a noxious, poisonous substance to tell individuals in ontario areae amount of publicity about that and an enormous police investigation in canada. now, it now appears they have identified another 12 individuals who were supplied by kenneth law who then went take their own lives. now faces a total of 14 charges of counselling or aiding suicide, a quite quite extraordinary number. and the police in ontario say this is a very active and very complex investigation, notjust complex investigation, not just obviously complex investigation, notjust obviously in canada, they say we are cooperating with and sharing information with law enforcement on a global scale. they say, we will not tolerate criminal actions by those who prey on the vulnerable in our society. there has been a huge amount of interest here in this country, too, where on friday last week, the national crime agency here revealed that 88 british people had ordered poison from kenneth law and had later died, although they couldn't say for sure that the chemical had caused their deaths. they als

let's go to ontario. we do know that southwest. they already preemptively over the weekend cancel flights in and out of ontario. and you can see right there. the first flight was supposed to be 6.30, that's canceled. orange county, 7.30, canceled. there is a little bit of hope and 8.54 orange county, but we'll see if that changes as well. and then we will move over to a rival's. let's head to the top left right there on the first screen, james and area burbank, obviously in southern california arrivals canceled already. and we're talking 9, 40 10, 30 in the morning. so they already cent ahead and did that long beach canceled ontario, orange county. as far as our rivals and then san diego. that's on the second board right there arrivals. supposed to be a 29. 25 10. 25. that's about what, 4 and a half hours from now. 10 25 already canceled. so that means that flight is not even going to try to take off from san diego to come to this location. let me show you video. this is not just at today. problem. this was an over the weekend prob

lake ontario airport, that is just outside of los angeles.y cancel flights for southwest airlines coming and going from ontario and a lot of people who fly into los angeles. that's where they choose to go to from time to time. so i can tell you there are flights flights canceled or delayed this morning. so take a look at your screen. these are the latest numbers. and we waited till about 5.29. to give you the very latest 24 canceled flights. i looked at the board, james, we're talking orange county, which is john wayne airport, ontario and long beach. 24 cancellations. 6 delays and they are sure to stack up as the airports even in nevada. i know the tropical depression is moving towards that direction. that could be impacted as well as always. sign up for text alerts. make sure that you call ahead if you're taking off to other locations, you should be good to go. the board predominantly has southern california has the hot spot in terms of cancellations and delays. james. >> back to all right. lots to cover today on that front. thank you very

so he moved to st catherine's in canada in the ontario of canada, and he made that there were some people helped him like a dr. lundy. now these are people who are living in norfolk but he also talked about henry now his code name was bluebeard, who was an enslaved man who also ended up escaping, but he was a big conductor on the underground railroad in the hampton roads area, and he taught about these individuals helping. well, a few years ago, there was a discovery about this particular church in norfolk is the only black fossil in the nation called st mary's. it was created as a safe space for haitian refugees, both white and black. it was created about in 1794. this church that currently exists was actually built. in 1857. but there was a previous church, st patrick's church, same congregation that was built to to help provide support and safety for. these haitian refugees. well one of the people who was a member of the church was named mary olga, who later married a man named lou vest, and she was a member of st patrick's church. well, her father was a haitian refugee, and her mother

earlier this year , the ontario earlier this year, the academic body claimed that some of his social completed course. so earlier completed the course. so earlier today , jordan peterson reacted today, jordan peterson reacted today, jordan peterson reacted to decision on his to the court's decision on his youtube channel. let's take a look youtube channel. let's take a loo been a court >> been awaiting a court decision in canada with regards to the ontario college of psychology decision to require a me to be re—educated in relationship to my social media use or to lose my licence the court ruled today in favour of the college . they claimed that the college. they claimed that i have the right to free speech in canada, but subject to apparently whatever limitations the college wants to place on me and by implication , every other and by implication, every other professional in canada and by implication. >> so with us to discuss the court decision and its wider impact is journalist and author ella whelan . hello, this is this ella whelan. hello, this is this is a disturbing case, isn't

earlier this year , the ontario earlier this year, the academic body claimed that some of his socialeted course. so earlier completed the course. so earlier today , jordan peterson reacted today, jordan peterson reacted today, jordan peterson reacted to decision on his to the court's decision on his youtube channel. let's take a look youtube channel. let's take a loo been a court >> been awaiting a court decision in canada with regards to the ontario college of psychology decision to require a me to be re—educated in relationship to my social media use or to lose my licence the court ruled today in favour of the college . they claimed that the college. they claimed that i have the right to free speech in canada, but subject to apparently whatever limitations the college wants to place on me and by implication , every other and by implication, every other professional in canada and by implication. >> so with us to discuss the court decision and its wider impact is journalist and author ella whelan . hello, this is this ella whelan. hello, this is this is a disturbing case, isn't it? i

rachel's mother, suzanne, father, michael, raise her and her younger sister in his modest home in ontarioornia. she was a cross country runner, that student. >> i was an overachiever. >> ruined it for everyone else. >> sometimes. >> michelle was offered a scholarship to dickinson, a liberal arts college in eastern pennsylvania. >> you must both been very proud of her. >> yeah. >> after graduation, she tried various careers before landing a marketing job at disney. now, she had met this man, ian diaz, u.s. marshall, her very own prince charming. and december 2014, for her 20th birthday, by he was drafted new york. to the rockefeller center that proposed. >> you said? >> i said yes. yeah. i said yes. >> it was time to find a starter castle to complete the fairytale. just minutes from her job disney, they walked into a new condo development in anaheim. she would be able to watch that disneyland fireworks from the roof. >> i put the down payment down. >> you did? >> i paid the whole down payment, yes. >> they waited for the condo to be vanished. in june, they moved in. but rachel said that th

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travelers headed to burbank, los angeles, ontario, santa ana and san diego, all getting caught up because of this storm. we did catch up with someone who found out their flight was canceled as they got to the airport earlier today. >> do but another one to way. and then soon after they said, and then soon after they said, oh, yeah, we've been rebooked have places to be on sunday. i work on sunday. you know, my friends have to pick up their kids on sunday. we're continuing to track flight delays. kron four's amanda hari joining us later tonight in prime time with an update. >> our coverage of the tropical storm of hillary continues coming up at 6.15, we'll go to san diego county for a live report on the conditions there. >> an elderly man recovering now after being robbed and beaten in front of his home following a trip to the bank. and tonight, hayward police are still looking for that attacker. kron four's. sara stinson has more from the victim. just thank god >> he didn't meal, kill me with scratches on his face, a busted lip and bruises all around his body. ralph is frightened but grat

police in burlington, ontario had to call in beekeepers to round them up.are asking drivers to keep their windows up. >>> these kind of look like hummingbirds if you don't look too closely, but they are actually mobs and they are here in the bay area. they have been all over west marin county. the have wing spans over three inches and a straw -like mouth. some people think that these mods are beautiful but if one flew up to me i am not sure how i would feel about that. >>> this next story really speaks for itself. while we hav a lot of >>> this next one is one of the weirdest things we have seen in a long time, and the video speaks for itself here. a drive in nebraska had that as a passenger! hello? 911? it is a full-sized bowl named howdy doody in the van. the driver wa pulled over. the officer though he was responding to a small calf in the car, not a gigantic hole. it already had bullhorns as a hood ornament and the ball lived up to his name because he went all over the back of the car. the experience could not have been comfortable. apparently the drive

better or worse, that equity trumps merit, so that we will -- the oregon education department in ontario education department, the largest province in canada have announced that it is white supremacy or colonialism to argue to maintain that there is only one correct answer in mathematics. so everything we have built the west on, which is truth, beauty and that there is a reality that men are biologically what they are, the idea that you could support a biological man competing against women and think you are moral, think you are advocating something that benefits women, it gives you an idea of the attacks and how effective they have been against reason and truth. so there is very real reason to worry. i will end with this, 45% of american youth according to pew say they believe in free speech. they do not understand that they therefore do not believe in free speech. if you do not believe in speech that you consider hate, you not believe in free speech. they do not even think clearly when they say that. they should say i am not for free speech. if i consider something hate speech i want i

worse that equity trumps merit so that we will, you know the organ education department and the ontarioedt providence in canada have announced its white supremacy or colonialism to argue, to maintain there's only one correct answer in mathematics. so that everything we have built the west on which is truth, beauty, there is a reality that men are biologically what they are. the idea you could support a biological man competing against women and think you are moral, think you are advocating something that benefits women, that gives you an idea of the attacks and how effective they have been against reason andnd truth. there is very real reason to worry but i will end with this. 45% of america youth according to pew say they believe in free speech but not for hate speech. they don't understand they therefore don't believe in free speech. if you don't believe in speech you don't consider hate you do not believe in free speech they do not even think clearly when they say that. they should say i am not for free speech if i consider something hate speech i won a band than they would at least be

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we're headed down to the move hook institutes in brentwood, ontario. this was one of canada's oldest and longest running residential schools opened in 18. 31. it was to be closed in 1970. this place was full of predators. so not only were these children taken from their community, not only where they put in a strange land with strange languages, they were put around some of the most reprehensible adults you can imagine. and i want to show you this room not to glorify it, but to educate you guys on, on how horrible this plays could be. and sometimes so the base is the boiler room, the infamous, infamous mohawk institute boiler. and when this thing was going, it would have been so loud. and the reason that this is a room of regret is because because of a sound, because it was away from a school, this is where a lot of the sexual abuse happened. and again, when the children knew when they were tapped on the shoulder and told to come here, it just must have been such an ominous feeling for them knowing what was waiting i had. so if you want to go, you can,

sonoma county officials say caltrans will be unable to fund a planned replace ment of a bridge in ontarion concerns about the bohemian highway bridge since 2012 after caltrans discovered its foundation is crumbling and the potential inability to withstand earthquakes. caltrans will instead provide about $25 million in funding to retrofit the bridge up to modern seismic safety standards. the second largest airline operating out of san francisco. international plans to cut some flights early next year. alaska airlines telling ktvu it's enacting temporary cuts due to lagging demand from business passengers . the airline did not confirm reports that it would reduce service between san francisco and the seattle area by 48 flights a week. a company spokesperson said they are adding new service to warm weather locations, including honolulu and mexico, due to higher demand. san jose state has officially unveiled its new spartan athletic center. student athletes were given a tour of the new $70 million facility. that new two story center spans 70,000ft!s and includes state of the art equipment for

he was sentenced to 15 years in 2019 ukraine's. ontario ministry says at least 7 people have been killed in 90 inches in the russian missile attack. and the northern city of china have present for them is and that's cases the best salanza. and one of the cities central square space agencies as is leading to 25 space crops is one into was its cooling abnormal situations. as it has, it happens as the cross was preparing from the news before landing on the moon. the mission as part of a race to explore a part of the moon, which science has think they held hold of frozen water and precious elements. there's all your headlines as always a website out as their adult calm has more. listening, paste is next. as as temperatures hit, the highest on record. environmental leaders will gather in canada to discuss international action to combat climate change on the world to meet the 2013 goals set out to end pollution and most of buyers as far as the 7th assembly of the global environments facility on noticing of the are is a tuesday afternoon talk radio holds a very special place in the american con

mean, your granny and soldiers didn't use them once good in the forest rocket propelled grenades, ontario, flying only mines and no 2 are y'all in the past week. so russia has had a major breakthrough here. the 1st line of ukraine's defenses that had been impenetrable for months has collapsed at last. the bedroom is the last time we had a task of taking that position in the list of chance. crim and not for us. the task was completed within 3 days that would hold all the enemy front positions, well done, boys they did it. every assault has its probably is measured in peoples. flash looms lives being so close to combat. tense often play a crucial role in whether a soldier will get treatment in time. the, the boys injured after the battle. now they will throw me in, and there will be an invitation to live here. it is all about sweats and blood. you have service, men need no time to explain what keeps them going. yeah, i did for the sake of this, i go forward so as not to desecrate the memory of folding. com. right. yes. so that when they look from above, they say, this is my soldier who work

it wasn't quite the wicker man, but there was a sticky situation in burlington, ontario, when a trucks onto the street carrying gallons of honey and 5 million bees. >> i've never seen. i don't think any of us have ever seen anything like that. >> the crates came loose near dave lloyd's house. many of the bees seeking refuge on his mailbox. >> when i woke up to my wife saying, there's something going on outside, there's all kinds of bees or something, it's crazy. yeah, everybody's been texting us all morning. is that in front of your house? yeah >> police calling in the experts says it's typically never good news when you get a call from the police and i'm just glad, like, you know, obviously, no humans were hurt in this situation. even some of the beekeepers were stung. most of the bees were eventually recovered, but local beekeeper luke peters says several thousand did fly away. the keepers placed a crate near where they fell off the truck, hoping the bees that buzzed off will find their way back home. >> they communicate by by smell , all by by sight and all that. so they they will

caused by climate change will make qualifies more likely barbara and go out to sara or ukraine's ontario ministry says at least 7 people have been killed in 90 engines and a russian missile out of attack on the northern. the city of china has present problem is landscape says the missile landed and one of the since east central squares. i'm a university and a 5th to have been damaged. lots of space agencies says it's leaving at $25.00 spacecraft has run into what is cooling, an abnormal situation that happens as the cross was preparing for maneuver before landing on the moon and they're scheduled to land on the moon, south pole. on monday, the mission is papa race to explore upon the moon, which scientists think may have frozen mussa and precious elements. and so it has hair on out of sarah well moms known as the crocodiles, his political coming, when re election of cimbawe place president. he holds one last valley to drum up support for wednesdays election. plus i'm just seeing you and if people f was or what uncontrollable violence and crime has become. the number one issue, head of su

as ontario providence, that means that the temperature in toronto is down to 22 degrees on tuesday. and now you're in the know the quote to you by visit cuts on the of the the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the welcome back here watching out. is there a reminder our top story is, is now us president joe biden has arrived in the devastated hawaiian islands as my way maybe 2 weeks as a deadly, a small spot in history. he's been criticized by republicans because he did not address 5 until 4 days. often they erupted and we'll meet victims. i'm 1st responders, a judge in the us state of georgia, is that bail of $200000.00 for, for president donald trump. he and 18 all those accused of criminally conspiring to attend the results of the 2020 presidential election in trump has until friday to surrender to georgia state court. and especially people in ecuador have voted against drilling for oil in a protective parts of the amazon, nearly 60 percent of age has supported the ban on training in yes, you need national talk. the group is rarely settlers have attacked palestinians. austin is

now there's a huge team of us now working around the phase, calling ontario. but we have written what developed richardson to build a trust is on, and it's doing through a problem and reprice. that's cool. the protection of, with the blank bill is going to transform the way we think about whistle blowing. and on top of that, we've now started to build a global team and globally alliance of people who are equally concerns. they might be in cios. they might be list as low as they might be. you know, the professionals in different countries because we have this on vision and another one of our colleagues iris to not just a very in greece, came up with this brilliant tongue, a global treaty. but why not? i'm, we're trying to develop what that looks like and you find as many people as possible to get involved and put their voice in to this. georgina, thanks for being with us. stay with us. we're speaking with british whistleblower georgina how ford hall. after the break, we're going to talk about her whistle blowing in the charity sector in the u. k. and the group

we are going to go to dominic who is calling from ontario, canada. good morning. >> hey, how is it going, good morning. first thing is you've got to nationalize the energy industries, that is the first thing that has to happen. that is the base thing. then next, you invest that into your rail infrastructure so you can move people from one place and things from one place. and then when you do that, you build off of that and then you get social housing in there. then you get some people living and maybe surviving. and then maybe, maybe you have a functioning society. i don't know, i don't know, i don't know if i'm talking -- the energy companies and their reaction to this in terms of their transitions. some partial transitions, some of them to green energy. have they generally -- have they generally raise the provisions of the ira? >> no they have not. oil and gas companies at the tail end of the trumpet administration, beginning of the biden administration, many published plans to say where not just going to be in oil and gas, sela fuel, were going to

as ontario providence, that means that the temperature in toronto is down to 22 degrees on tuesday. and now you're in the know, the across the world young actor based and organizes around them of move to they to send politically engaged to southern just they faced couldn't be more daunting here . and they, we were the ones who said lights on what was going on, and the way the tools needs to meet this, there's nothing stuff that goes to the level. there's always in the, my number is information. we have the agency to create the volume of the generation on al jazeera, the of the welcome back. you're watching out 0 reminder of our top stories. at this hour. thailand's former prime minister tax is shinta. why has returned to the country after more than 13 years of self imposed exile, sinner walk has arrived as ties of peace. prepare to vote for new prime minister. japan says it will start releasing treated radioactive water from the focus shumate nuclear plant into the pacific. starting thursday, un nuclear watchdog says the government's plan is safe, but china, south korea at pacific i

we've got a team from ontario working with us and 0ntario working with us and then a good chunk of theed detection personnel from a variety of different fire departments from communities throughout the province. communities throughout the rovince. , , ., province. just in general in terms of — province. just in general in terms of looking _ province. just in general in terms of looking at - province. just in general in| terms of looking at colonna province. just in general in - terms of looking at colonna and west cologne, do you have a sense know of where the firefighting —— are you able to keep the fires from progressing any further? —— —— kelowna. that is where it is focused. we have fire protection specialist equipment attenders and engines that have come into the area to respond to all three of these fires and with support from the bbc wildfire —— rcmp crews and other resources, we have been focusing on those priority areas that is critical infrastructure and then properties, neighbourhood areas and what we would consider the interface which is where the wild land meets properties

police said paul was killed when a truck crashed into several stationary vehicles in ontario. in hospital for non—life threatening injuries. you're live with bbc news. libya's prime minister is reported to have sacked his foreign minister following criticism of a meeting with her israeli counterpart. najla mangoush had earlier been suspended after protests erupted and demonstrators stormed the foreign ministry headquarters. libya — which claims the meeting was a chance encounter, despite israeli denials — has no formal relations with israel. the libyan foreign ministry has since issued a statement saying it completely rejected establishing relations with israel and was committed to the palestinian cause. for more on this we can talk to emadeddin badi, senior fellow at the atlantic council. thank you so much forjoining us here on the programme. we've heard different claims from both sides about what exactly happened — the libyans saying it was a chance meeting, the israelis saying it was preplanned — do you have more information on exactly what happened?— information on exactly

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, accused of charged in ontario, accused of sending more than 1000 items to 40 countries.nt in us history to have his fingerprints and mugshot taken. the image was released minutes after he was booked on more than a dozen charges in georgia, accused of conspiring to overturn the 2020 election result. he then posted the photo on formerly known as twitter, as well as his campaign website with an appeal for donations. the republican frontrunner for next year's presidential election claims the charges against him are politically motivated . this is gb news motivated. this is gb news across the uk on tv , in your across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to mark and . pip mark and. pip >> tiger woods has done it. hugh grant has done it. and now donald trump has become the first ever former us president to have his mug shot taken . he to have his mug shot taken. he handed himself into fulton county jail in atlanta on 13 charges relating to attempts to overturn his 2020 election loss in georgia . in georgia.

a 57 year old canadian, kenneth law was arrested and charged in ontario , accused of charged in ontarioan 80% of items bought from onune than 80% of items bought from online marketplaces have failed. safety tests. the category with the most problems was toys. the office for product safety and standards tested 2000 products sold on online marketplaces between october 2021 and september 20th, 22. it found that almost all of them failed to meet safety standards. some of the toys failed because they were considered to be strangulation hazards for children under 36 months of age . this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back to ellington . back to ellington. >> welcome back. the time is 1105. you're watching britain's newsroom with tom howard and me , ellie costello. and we have loved your company this morning. thank you so much for all of your emails on all of the different stories that we are talking about today. okay. let me share one with india and me share one now with india and the mission . as john says

bakersfield, burbank, lax, ontario, palm springs, san diego, san luis obispo and orange county.arbara lee says the federal government stands ready to help those who need help from the effects of the storm. >> i stand ready to do everything i can do personally in my capacity as a member of the house appropriations committee to make sure that lives are saved and that people do not -- are not negatively impacted by this tropical storm. j.r.: speaking with cnn this evening from oakland, kroger's moon -- congress womanly said if californians need federal relief running she will do everything possible to the way for that's. today's storm is does not get tropical storms on shore all that often. you are looking at video from the archives of the last tropical storm to make landfall in california on september 1939. that storm killed 100 people and made landfall in long beach and dumped more than 5.5 inches of rain in l.a.. it caused $2 million in damage then or $44 million in today's money if you factornflation in. you can continue to track hilary using the hurricane tracker and abc7news.

pay change fees per the nine affected airports you see on your screen, bakersfield, burbank, lax, ontario, palm springs, san diego, santa barbara, san luis obispo, as well as orange county. karina: the national park service is shutting down joshua tree for 36 hours because of a flash flood watch that starts tomorrow. larry: three major league teams in baseball -- the dodgers, angels, and padres -- are canceling their sunday games because of the approaching storm. instead, they will play double-headers on saturday. hilary expected make landfall in california on sunday. larry: abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel -- karina: abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking it all for you. sandhya: right now it looks like it will be a tropical storm at landfall and some of one year. let's take a look -- in california. let's take a look at the position, already lashing out at parts of cabo san lucas. it is a category 4 storm. you will notice ray bans increasing as the goods parallel to cabo san lucas as a category 3 tomorrow morning at 11:00 a.m. rapidly weakening as they continue smooth o

calls it strained and is puzzled by the ann announcement and the timing and he believes he's not the ontario it should have limbal impact on the financial markets as there are those who would be forced to sell. fitch let's move is the first cutting since 2011 for its part moody's continues to hold the u.s. at its highest rating i want to get a check on u.s. stock futures. right now the dow would open up more than 200 points lower but actually off of its lows of this session. we're also taking a look at s&p futures over the past hours. take a look here right here, significant drop-off as invests continue to digest this news. rye now the s&p down nearly 1% we're also looking at the bond market this morning. taking a look at yields, we start with the benchmark 10-year just over 4% we want to look at energy, particularly oil wti and the u.s. benchmark, just about 82 bucks a barrel, up almost 1%. brent crude up nearly 1% slightly lower than wti. natural gas essentially flat. >>> we're going to talk things over internationally u.s. follow ing others julianna tatelbaum live in our newsroom julianna

getting hit hard, 13% of flights canceled out of san diego, 23% of flights canceled today out of ontarioanceled about 17% of their flights yesterday, we're talking about 714 flights in total. so they will still have to play catch up today and the airline on its website is warning of diverts, delays, cancellations as the day goes on. also why airlines have offered these travel waivers, allowing you to change your flights free of charge, especially if your plans change because of the storm. american, united, southwest, alaska have all put into place these travel waivers. you can rechange your flights without much penalty, although we are not totally out of the woods yet. the faa warning of ground stops today as the day goes on in the wake of this storm, big winds expected in las vegas, also low cloud ceilings in san francisco and that could cause flights inbound to be delayed, sara? >> it remains to be seen. santa ana, john wayne and burbank, bob hope, those are all regional airlines, a lot of people go through those airlines to go to and from places pretty close, but all in the area where

all of lake ontario up to the buffalo and swanton sector and migrants are dying.ng, stuart, the canadians do not require visas so the cartels create visas in mexico for illegal myograns and this is human -- migrants and human trafficking and land in canada, they get to the border, and the cartels get them across the border and people have died there, and there's nothing the border security can do because remember, the border security secures the border. they're trying to get rid of the bad guys, but when there's so many people coming in, you can't track everyone and all the local sheriffs are keeping it quiet and we want to catch them all. finding people in car withs fentanyl in the back of the car. we have tent cities, lauren was indicating earlier, tent cities in up state new york and these are because of the laws put in place by biden or disregarded by biden overturning everything that trump did to secure the border and then the same thing in new york. kathy hochul putting billions of dollars of taxpayer money, raising our taxes as new yorkers to accommodate th