kenstone, executive member hamilton coalition to stop the war, hamilton, ontario, and rick sterling, investigative journalist out of walnut creek california. thank you both for being with me. well, can, let's start off with. with you, why do you think that the israeli regime didn't renew the truth? uh, the israeli regime was opposed to the truce in the first place, i believe it was forced into having a truce, first of all, because the united states was putting great pressure on it to have a truth, because the populations around the world were rising up spontaneously in the... streets and demonstrating and calling on their governments to uh pressure israel for a ceasfire, and i think that the u.s. um, wanted the uh, you the uh hamas to have a cease fire, but they did not use the pressures that they could have to make sure sure that they sees for was permanent and was a uh was a permanent military seasfire leak. leading to uh a long-lasting, permanent and just comprehensive deal for israel, palestine, and as a result, the genocide is continuing today, and israelis are, the israeli popu

car was almost bombed five times. just just driving for five minutes, we join as... from kitchen ontario we have author and journalist robert fitina uh who's uh with his top first insight on what's going on with regards to the uh israeli massacre in gaza. mr. fantina give us your perspective on the continued incessant bombing uh and killing of civilians, we just report of another journalist uh that has been killed. are these attacks uh and murdering of of innocent women and children and journalists do they constitute? war crimes or not? constant war crimes, we've seen for the last two months now, more than two months, israel carp bombing, the gaza strip, targeting residences, hospitals, press vehicles, uh, journalists schools, united nations refugee centers, these are all uh violations of international law, the all crimes against humanity, their war crimes, certainly, it continues, it is absolutely astounding that the world uh community, the governments, not the people of of those very countries, but so many governments especially the united states, but several others are supporting isra

hamilton, ontario, and rick sterling, investigative journalist out of walnut creek, california, thank you both for being with me, well ken, let's start off with you, why do you think that the israeli regime didn't renew the truth? uh, the israeli regime was a opposed to the truce in the first place, i believe it was forced into having a truce. first of all because uh the united states was putting great pressure on it to have a truth uh because the populations around the world were rising up spontaneously in the streets and demonstrating and calling it on their governments to uh pressure israel for a ceasefire and um i think that uh the us um wanted the uh the you the uh hamas to have a ceasefire. but they did not use the pressures that they could have to make sure sure that they see for was permanent and was a permanent leading to uh a long-lasting, permanent and just comprehensive deal for israel, palestine, and as a result, the genocide is continuing today, and israelis are the israeli population has is on the side of israel's government, recent pols showed that up to 90% of... isra

we now have um author and journalist robert vantina who's joining us from kitchener ontario to talk to us more about the ongoing genocide in gaza uh mr. frantina, what do you have to say about this continued uh denocidal war, this asymmetrical words continuing against the palestinans in gaza? how many more innocent women and children have to die before the world stops this war? that's that's an excellent question, no one thought was going to reach the 18,00 and it's still growing, and that 18,00 number doesn't count the people that are missing that are believed to be dead under bombed up buildings, but we are watching genocide happening in real time, this... "this is ongoing, it's being supported by the united states, by canada, by much of the european union, uh, not the people in these countries have taken the streets and huge numbers to protest their government's support of genocide, but we're continuing to see this, and we continue to hear us president joe biden say that uh, he will continue to support israel, whatever israel wants to do is fine, this is horrific, we are watching th

fatina out of uh ontario, appreciate it. moving to other news this hour, while there's been no let up in israeli atrocities in gaza, people across the world have also been equally unwavering in their support for palestinians in the besieg strip. let's bring you up to date with some of the latest pro-palestinian rallies. "the french protesters called for total and permanent ceasefire. they carried banners calling for the right of life for people of gaza and express support for the struggle of palestinians for freedom. across the channel and in the southeastern uk city of brighton, people also marched in support of palestinians. the rally was a culmination of 20 local groups, all calling for a cease fire. meanwhile, in the canadian capital of ottawa, protesters waved palestinian flags and chanted free. palestine a zara store, that's because of an ad campaign by the fashion brand featuring statues wrapped in white. now activists say the images resemble photos of corps in white shrouds in gaza. zara withdrew the add earlier in t

ken stone, executive committee member of hamilton coalition to stop the war from hamilton, ontario. mr. stone, welcome to press tv. now, mr. stone, 71 days of onslaught, 19,00, at least 19,00 people killed, uh, many are still under rubble, hospitals, schools, mosks and even was churches were bombed where people were seeking shelter. now, mr. stone, is it fair to say that the regime doesn't care about anything or anyone, women and children, doctors, medical staff, journalists, muslims, christians and even their own people, the three captives that they killed just recently, uh, that's uh, exactly. the point, they uh, they not only don't care about palestinians, whether they're journalists, doctors, lawyers, um, people who work in the ref relief agencies, people who are in church, people who are going to the mosque, they are all part of the israeli plan of genocide in gaza, the plan is to, as netanyahu says, to thin out the... population of palestinians in gaza, and then to expell them from gaza, such that or so that israel can take over the coastal enclave, build up forts or city and

kenneth law is now charge in ontario with 14 counts each of second-degree murder and counseling and aidinglice say all 14 victims are in canada, but the investigation continues around the world. >> we are collaborating with law enforcement agencies all around the world. >> inspector james set he may have told more than 1200 toxic packages online in more than 40 countries. >> we ask the public continue to be cautious. >> reporter: his lawyers set he will be pleading not guilty and the charges vigorously contested in court. while the investigation continues on far without any charges outside of canada, both fathers believe more can and should be done. >> within two, three months, i actually ordered poison from ken law. at the time i did not know it was the exact same path as my son had taken, but it demonstrated how easy it was. it's cost lives. there was an opportunity there for police, for authorities to close this down and close it down quickly. >> you can't buy a bomb online and have it delivered. this chemical is deadly. >> reporter: a bipartisan group of u.s. lawmakers is trying to pas

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canadian kenneth law is now charged in ontario with 14 counts each of second degree murder and counseling and aiding suicide. police say all 14 alleged victims are in canada, but the investigation continues right around the world. >> we are collaborating with law enforcement agencies on a daily basis globally from countries all over the world. >> reporter: inspector james say law may have sold more than 1,200 toxic packages online intended for self-harm to meme in more than 40 countries. >> we ask that the public continue to be cautious and vigilant of their online activities. >> reporter: in a statement to cnn's law's lawyer says he will be pleading not guilty to all charges and the charges will be, quote, vigorously contested in court while the investigation continues so far without any charges filed outside of canada, both fathers believe more can and should be done. >> within two to three months, i actually ordered poison from ken law. at the time i did not know that it was the exact same path as my son had taken. it demonstrated how easy it was. it's actually cost lives. there's an o

this has been echoed by the german, ontario, minnesota, and by various experts who said that the straits needs to be watched very closely. and we have seen how closely it has been watched by the rest of 3 young men in the last couple of weeks. there was even a christmas market this weekend that had to be closed because of a phoned and threat. nothing happened in the end. but the situation is worrying. a german tourist was fatally stabbed over the weekend in paris spot an attacker who was allegedly upset by muslim deaths in afghanistan in the palestinian territory is, is the israel hum us war having an impact across europe? hundreds or? oh, absolutely what i've just described. so germany is the case in many countries and across europe. the interior commission off in europe and commission already warm that the threat level was rising a several weeks ago. and we've seen concrete measures being taken, for instance in denmark. denmark has just announced that the army is going to be used to protect jewish institutions in that country because the police is the student that the amount on the pol

a michael link is associate professor at the faculty of lord western university in london, ontario. he was until last year, a you in special rapids here for the human rights situation in the palestinian territories. i asked him to help us understand what the un security council resolution on gaza, me or let's, let's remember that this is a considerably watered down resolution, excuse me, from, from what was proposed on monday by the united arab emirates. there are 3 aspects of the resolution which, which we saw on monday, which are not in the final version that was included on today, including a call for what was in them on monday or urgent in sustainable secession of hostilities, which i think is another word for us to use for we know that a ceasefire resolution was overwhelmingly adopted by the un general assembly roughly 10 days ago. and this obviously is the mood of both the diplomatic world and public opinion around the world. what we have a through the use of a front of you in a us a veto at the security council is a resolution that calls for the upgrading of humanitarian aid

canadian kenneth law is now charged in ontario with 14 counts each of second-degree murder and counselingnd aiding suicide. police say all 14 alleged victims are in canada, but the investigation continues right around the world. >> we are collaborating with law enforcement agencies on a daily basis globally, from countries all over the world. >> reporter: inspector james says law may have sold more than 1,200 toxic packages online, intended for self-harm, to people in more than 40 countries. >> we ask that the public continue to be cautious and vigilant of their online activities. >> reporter: in a statement, law's lawyer says he will be pleading not guilty to all charges and that those charges will be "vigorously contested in court." while the investigation continues, so far without any charges filed outside of canada, both fathers believe more can and should be done. >> within two to three months, i'd actually ordered poison from penn law. at the time, i did not know that it was the exact same path as my son had taken. it really demonstrated how easy it was. it's actually cost lives. th

which is why tonight's top story is: an ontario man's 8-foot zucchini might be the longest in the worldich of course raises the question: is that a world record in your garden, or are you just happy zu-cchini? thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. for more -- much more -- on this story, let's go to chch news, ontario's news leader. >> while it isn't official yet, a thorold man is confident he squashed the record. adam atkinson has the incredible story of henry and the giant zucchini. >> the guinness world record for the longest zucchini is 8 feet 33 inches. >> stephen: really? 8 feet, 33 inches. i know this is canada. but the metric system is weirder than i thought. pretty sure, we can check, pretty sure he meant 8 feet, 3.3 inches. and can we see that last angle on the zucchini again? hey! hey, buddy, watch where you're dangling your squash! no full-frontal crudite, buddy! there could be baby carrots watching! now, according to official measurements, it's 8 feet, 4.79 inches. lord, that's a lot of gourd. a zucchini that long must have as much as zero flavor. let's go bac

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mehr last year 72 rounds of ballistic missiles were fired at the habad terrorist headquarters in ontario artillery and rocket attacks took place. guardian wrote: this irgc attack on terrorists killed at least 13 terrorists and wounded 58 of them. according to the information obtained, these terrorists are planning to carry out terrorist operations in the kurdish provinces of iran, or they are carrying weapons through the smuggling of weapons to create chaos and car conflicts . or attempting to explode in iran's defense industry in isfahan, whose operations were carried out by the ministry of information failed iran has struck the headquarters of separatist terrorists and the region of northern iraq many times in the past years, but these attacks and these broadcasted images of ballistic missile hits will continue until the total withdrawal from iraq. mohammad javad reza soltani, sed and sima reporter. and all schools in tehran were closed until the end of the week. the deputy governor of tehran announced: due to bad weather, all educational levels of tehran province, except firozko , wil

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last year, a 72- point ballistic missile was fired at the headquarters of the habad terrorists in ontarioket artillery attacks. the guardian wrote: this irgc attack on terrorists killed at least 13 terrorists and wounded 58 of them. according to the information obtained, these terrorists intend to carry out terrorist operations in the kurdish provinces of iran, or to smuggle weapons to create chaos and car conflicts . we hit the cities on the other side of these or attempted to explode in iran's defense industry in isfahan, whose operations failed due to the action of the ministry of intelligence. iran has hit the headquarters of separatist terrorists in the northern region of iraq many times in the past years. ballistic weapons will continue until their complete withdrawal from iraq, mohammad javad reza soltani, sed and radio, uncle basalk, ahki, or his aunt , yes, ahki, or bad , we are afraid, we are afraid, or our uncle, we are afraid, uncle, you are fine, or uncle, you are fine, uncle, you are fine, uncle. enough of this promise, it is sweet, nor is it true, sar alfid this is what we

schools were closed in ontario and montreal. height of snow in montreal is reported to be nearly 30 cm. a bus accident in thailand left 14 dead. 20 people were also injured. the bus lost control on a forest road in western thailand and crashed into trees. the state transport company of thailand announced that the investigation into the cause of the accident is ongoing. thank you very much for your companion. have a nice day, god. in the name of god, i greet you, your presence is important viewers. dear khabar network, have a good day. in the past 24 hours, the hottest place in our country has been bandas, with a maximum temperature of 34 degrees, the coldest place in kurdistan , with a minimum temperature of 9 degrees below zero. for today, we are still witnessing a calm and stable atmosphere in most of the regions of our country. again, air pollution is the dominant phenomenon in the industrial and big cities of our country . we predict that we will continue to witness an increase in the prevalence of atmospheric pollutants in

el descubrimiento accidental se dio en el lago huron, en ontario y ha significado mucha publicidad para noches. ya es tarde , pero aún así vamos a ver la nubosidad que aumenta especialmente al amanecer el día de mañana. >> es que este sistema de baja presión continúa trayendo la influencia del descenso en las temperaturas. un poco de nieve en la sierra, pero por ahora ya las lloviznas finalmente se saldrán más hacia el este y empezará a dominar un sistema de alta presión. eso traerá un pequeño ascenso en las temperaturas a partir del sábado por la mañana. pero recuerden de que aún se esperan esos vientos, especialmente si usted vive cerca de la costa entre 20 y 30 millas por hora. no se espera que calme el panorama hasta que amanezca. a eso de las 7 u 08:00 es cuando realmente se empieza. ya a calmar un poco más esos vientos. las próximas horas se espera que se siga saliendo ese sistema de baja presión y ya después, a partir del viernes, sábado y el domingo, la influencia de otros sistemas, se mantendrán más. y hacia el norte, en la zona de ucayali, seattle, oregon y para nosotros vamos

schools were closed in ontario and montreal. the number of victims of floods in landslides in tanzania has increased to 63 people. the flood in the north of this country has destroyed many communication routes. thousands of people were displaced and missing. silasa rains have covered the countries of somalia, ethiopia, kenya and tanzania since about 20 days ago. china set a new record for sending parcels by post. china post office announced this year 120 billion parcel post. has delivered the volume of postal packages sent monthly reaches more than 10 billion packages, the average revenue of which is approximately 12 billion dollars. in the name of god, salam, have a good day. iran's prespel will face the representative of qatar to advance to the elimination stage of the asian champions league in the final week of the two groups, and in a group today, from 19.3 minutes, the press police football team will play in the azadi stadium against adohl qatar, miraresh. they are in the second place of this group with eight points and the

this snow ramp up as the day goes on but we are dealing with lake-effect snow near lake aunt and ontario and lake erie. you see the winter alerts up across that region meanwhile, out west we've got a couple systems we're going to watch with the potential for heavy rain, strong winds as well as additional snowfall out west. california specifically will see the next system start to arrive tomorrow bringing rain up and down the coast and of course it is a holiday travel week. let's look ahead friday looking a little busy with the rain centered specifically over the desert if you're going to be traveling at that day, i would say places like southern california, l.a. could see delays meanwhile, as we get into saturday, texas thunder, we'll see heavy rain start to work a little farther to the east as we get into sunday and looking ahead to christmas day, we'll deal with the rain, dashing through the rain we're going to call it, across the middle of there low 50s and mostly sunny skies in kansas city chicago hits 35 today. >>> and that's a look at your forecast, ladies, back to you u >> dashing

participants bought raw materials from illegal miners and transported it to their warehouses and workshops, ontariord batch for the first time. now it is stored in the hangar, on the territory of the kaliningrad amber combine. this is one of the largest shipments that i can remember that was delivered to us. raw amber is unprocessed. stone, in fact , the entire assortment is presented here - amber mined by the kaliningrad amber combine, from the smallest light fractions to fairly large ones, plus twenty manually, the rest is sold by a jeweler, for each batch a package of necessary documents, the detained gang members, of course , did not have any papers, their workshops were hidden in industrial zones on the outskirts of the city, in the depths of a garage cooperative on the outskirts of kalining there is such a two-story... building, here for a long time they were processing illegally obtained intar, from here alone, the police seized almost 4 tons of solar stone, now the premises are closed and sealed. the investigation into the gang case has been going on for a year, during which time those who

jill and prince harry went to the first invictus games in 14 and the invictus games in ontario. there and 16. toronto anyway. so it's been great, great, great effort that we've seen. and you know, these athletes are incredible wounded warriors from service branches. every service branch is the essence of who we are as americans. we look to one another and we look out for one another. we leave no one behind and for our best we are united at our best. and we're united states of america. we began another holiday season. let's remember how blessed we are as americans for the gift that is our nation. so merry christmas, america. may god bless you all and may god protect our troops. merry, merry christmas. and the. lord. and the. blood of the. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including chartered communication. >> charter is proud to be recognized as one of the best internet providers. we are just getting started. building 100,000 miles of new infrastructure to reach those who need it most. >> chart communications sup

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there are hospital in southern gaza, the ontario johnson. this is i'll just say about weight loss. and so i will says on the present is ready, forces have attacked cities, towns in refugee camps, across gauze, sitting thousands of people in forcing thousands more typically from the homes and shelves. of the no food, no water, no shelter. we have from displaced kind of stands forced to live outdoors, facing the threats of funding on hundreds valley in tennessee, according from the any to the warren down. the it is rarely astride because it's a residential building. in rafa, it was near the q 8 hospital in southern guns, the people that have been desperately searching for survivors under the deputy and moving the wound at the hospitals. health officials say at least 20 people have been killed in the strike. going to hand out the off the mouth of what happened and the chaos of the situation in the minutes following that to strike the let's close. no, i have not too tired. i would assume that tire could tell us more about. so what happened and what's happening around you right now? yes

there is the snow that remains in the morning especially off lake erie and lake ontario but some areasick up another five to 8 inches of snow. the mountains of west virginia as well. because we've had so much rain, dozens and dozens of rivers expected of the next two days to be at moderate or major flood stages. from the tri-state area to northern new england. then to the west coast we go. two different rounds of storms. one comes in now and one comes later in the week. incredible amounts of rain especially in california and widespread snow. that includes the colorado rockies in the wasatch. >> norah: good information, thank you. this storm has many holiday travels struggling to get to their destinations and we learned about the record find that southwest is paying for last year's holiday travel meltdown. what does it mean for you? here is cbs's mark strassmann. >> reporter: as airlines get ready for a week of record holiday travel from boston to baltimore, monday had it stumbles. today's disruptions are a blip compared to last year's fiasco by southwest airlines. >> i literally spent

there's the snow that remains in the morning, especially off of lake erie and lake ontario. up another 5 to 8 inches of snow. down through the mountains of west virginia as well. because we've had so much rain, dozens and dozens of rivers expected over the next two days to be at moderate or major flood stage here from around the tri-state area all the way through northern new england. then to the west coast we go. two different rounds of storm come in. one comes in now. one comes in later in the week with incredible amounts of rain, especially in california, and widespread snow. that includes the colorado rockies and the wasatch, norah. >> good information. mike bettes, thank you. >>> well, this storm has many holiday travelers struggling to get to their destinations, and we also learned today about the record fine that southwest is paying for last year's holiday travel meltdown. what does it mean for you? here's cbs's mark strassmann. >> reporter: as airlines get ready for a week of record holiday travel from boston to baltimore, monday had its stumbles. but today's disrupt

mr. rant ontario belie refugee comes the remaining victims the rest year to the lock. so hospital with doctors finding their lives local media. so at least 5 children, including 4 siblings for among those kill while they were pain. i sided and this is the aftermath of and is really strong on the i'll use a rough comp local, subbing sifting through the debris in search of the survivors. most of the people there were displaced from the north of the intake, which is being baited by idea of truth. survivors say they feed misled bias which had previously called the areas to the sides of kansas city safe. so everything is in patters. the idea of conduct such rates and already run down neighborhoods in which innocent people live, destroy incomplete residential districts. 9 members of my family are also wounded, even though it is alleged that the south is a safe place, right? so when i got in, if not, we were in our houses when a sudden explosion of could, the flames extended to our houses one when we pulled one of our neighbors out of the daybreak, his limbs would count off s

that will be one or 2 west night flowers just slipping off the rockies, some snow to just a rattle, ontario pushing towards the quick back by the south into the camera band. nobody is nice now because we have got a fab and a weatherbug just coming into a mexico sliding further south with across the top and then dismissed some heavy showers across the western side of the caribbean. big down post. we spend. suppose we go on 3 choose dates for the orleans. it's not too bad. well, yes, sunshine. the at all the jewel, many aspects of your business goes our, our business from insurance for you employees so they can provide the loved ones with a secure future to insurance that protects your business assets and tailored strategies to meet your investments. subject, predict, group and sustain your employees and business with old mutual, old mutual, great things. every day. the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching out is there a mind if i told stories this i'll at least $22.00 people, including women and children, have been killed and is writing strongly on out in the gauzy refuge account. people how

something you don't often see in canada — a runaway kangaroo led authorities on a wild goose chase in ontario days on the run. police say they managed to catch the kangaroo when it stopped for a break and an officer grabbed onto its tail. but the animal did get a punch in — one of the officers repportedly got hit in the face. thank you so much for watching. check out the website and to stay with us. hello. it is starting to turn less cold. that process, the transition to mild weather has already begun but we're not really going to feel it until the end of the week and into the weekend. in fact, there's still a chance of some frosts. now, let's have a look at the big picture then on tuesday. so low pressure close by with a wind off the north sea. so still a bit of an easterly, thick cloud and outbreaks of rain through the early hours across many parts of england and wales, maybe southern parts of scotland and into eastern northern ireland, but clear spells there in the north highlands and also around western parts of northern ireland. so a sharp frost in some spots early on tuesday, but not fr

is way right across the top hand of the queensland that just pushing across into the gulf of comp, ontario. so we are going to see some pretty wet weather moving across the cape york peninsula. elsewhere. we have got some of all the weather into the fall south of australia, just around the adelaide some heavy rain here. glossy pushing towards the southeast . we'll see temperance on the rise. the full melding, getting up to around 34 degrees as we go on into where to stay and by weight and state that comes taskbar, bringing that very heavy rain in and making his way further west was nice and i'm not looking too bad over the next couple of days, not too bad at the moment too into japan, but cloud rain and some snow that's making its way out of that northeast corner of china. i will slip its way in here as we go for tuesday, as low as i want to you by visit cuts on me to the world. slow down, we stand for as homes with fits of global nichols reserves. indonesia is forced to leave the global, the battery industry. we definitely manage our abundant resources and play a role in solar energy harn

the east disabled of us on police to say that a bit of snow for waste and kind of the but also for ontario and quebec of the israel has now imposed a complete fees on god's at so how do they survive if you have no income? how do you live? cost of living rose sharply after the war. and ukraine could something like that happen again as a ripple effect of the 1000. what is it us contract is mainly who are benefiting from this when the price of oil goes up, the costs of almost every thing goes up. counting the costs on algebra, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the watching me elizabeth toronto and don't mind a lot of stories. the seller is really military has ordered, palestinians in northern go have such an urgency to evacuate as it continues with this offensive attacks and focused on residential areas. widespread damage, maybe 18000 palestinians have been killed and just to have in mind. and at least $22.00 people, including children have been killed and it is rarely s drive on a densely populated population. naples central does on sunday nights, restaurants have been searching for us as long as the

cold air settles in, that will kick in the lake-effect snow machine downwind from lake erie and lake ontario. you can see the watches and warnings in place along the coastal regions and down the spine of the appalachian mountains. still some high running waterways across the rivers throughout new england, so flood warns in place. eight gauges at major flood stage at the moment. 36 at moderate. so flooding still a concern as the water levels try to edge their way down through the course of the day today. here is a look at your temperatures. what you need to know is that it will remain cool through the rest of the week. but there is torch-mas coming up. so warmer weather is on the way just in time for that christmas break. >> that is just whiplash. s derek van dam, thank you very much. >>> and up next, renewed pressure in washington for a border security compromise after the white house warns that ukraine is about to run out of cash. >>> good morning. thanks forget being up early with us. i'm john avlon in for kasie hunt. new warning from the white house. an ukraine aid package set for later t

with 11 passengers on board, the ship was carrying coal over lake huron to ontario, in canada.s of the crew members who lost their lives. and the ship's remains are now a registered marine archeological site. space x has launched a rocket carrying south korea first military spy carrying south korea first military spy satellite. the mission intensifies the surveillance with north korea which successfully put its own into space last week. south korea plans to launch a total of five spy satellites by 2025 with the aim of having a 2k hour watch over the caribbean peninsula. let's look again at ourtop the caribbean peninsula. let's look again at our top story. israel has resumed its deadly attack on gaza following the collapse of its cease—fire with hamas. another truce does not seem likely with hostage negotiations now also collapsed, meaning the fighting continues. israel says it has hit 200 terror targets since the bombardment of the gaza strip resumed. hamas helped officials and said nearly 180 officials and said nearly 180 officials have been killed including three journals. of

. >> even if just for 14, you floerk know, in ontario, it should mean hopefully he'll never be able to hurt anyone else. but again, there is just so many other families who have been impacted and who are hurting that i hope that they can feel some justice as well. >> reporter: tom and noel's family share an unrelenting belief that were it into the for the poison their children bought online, they would be alive today. >> without any doubt. >> i believe with my whole heart that my daughter would be here. she was a good person. we kept her safe. we kept her safe. we couldn't -- i guess we couldn't keep her safe from everything. >> reporter: paula newton, cnn, ottawa. >>> if you or someone you know is struggling with their mental health or suicidal thoughts, help is available. in canada and the u.s., text or call 988. lines are open 24 hours a day. if you live elsewhere, you can go to find a help line.com. >>> still to come, a winter blast has settled in over parts of china with heavy snow and a deep freeze. we'll show you straight ahead. >>> extreme winter weather in parts of china has c

stretching from lake michigan to lake erie, ontario later into the day on monday. here is a look.idespread totals of 3 to 5 inches of rain expected from south georgia all the way up into maine over the next few days, even though this is a fast-moving system, normally that doesn't allow for much time for all of this rain to come down, but there is just a significant amount of moisture with this particular system. winds have also been a big factor. several wind gusts around the 50 miles per hour range, that is going to be expecteds the system slides up the east coast. we could have trees and power lines come down as well. >> all right. allison chinchar, thank you very much. >>> still ahead, israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu is under fire over the accidental killings of three israeli hostages, but he isn't backing down despite international pressure. that's next. >>> plus, they sit in the box and can glow brighter than the sun. it is not a riddle. it is the story behind a thermal battery prototype in california that could help end the use of fossil fuels. plus, could we be one

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tonight, on the many has ontario. our most memorable moment of 2023. this hour, we're look back on the start of the israel-hamas war, and donald trump's unprecedented for indictments, and the words of the late great truth teller, daniel ellsberg. let's get started. ♪ ♪ ♪ according to the new nbc polls out this morning, and for the first-time, donald trump is now leading in a hypothetical general election matchup. now, this isn't just bad news for president biden. this is terrible news for the very future of american democracy. for weeks, we've been warning you on this show about the dangers of the second trump term. the former president after all, has promised retribution. pledged to round up protesters with the military, and suggested using the justice department to go after his political enemies. these are plans that should terrify each and every single one of us. tonight, i want to pull back the curtain take a look at who could be tasked with carrying out trump's radical agenda come 2025. and answer the question, what would a second trump presidency

it's eventually going to come to an end down wind lake erie and lake ontario but pick up a good amountme this is all said and done. freeze alerts up for florida and georgia, temperatures ranging umfor upper 30s to mid-40s across this region. not the case as you look to the middle of the country where upper 60s today, returning 25 degrees above normal in denver. and that is going to stick with us really for the next week or so. we're running warm across the country. so when it comes to a white christmas it doesn't look like it. but if you're maybe traveling for the holidays we're going to have a cup of storm systems especially on friday. it's going to be a busy travel day out west, l.a.. >> all right, we'll keep an eye on the holiday forecast as it approaches. >>> still ahead here on "way too early," president biden's approval rating sinks to a new low. what voters say are the key issues that concern them ahead of 2024. >>> plus, we will take you live to beijing as rescuers search for survivors trapped under rubble following an earthquake in china that has killed more than 100 people. w

territories in north america, which stretch from the mouth of the saint lawrence through quebec and ontario through the great lakes down the mississippi, there are french traders have been trading with the mandan nations of, the northern plains. this is a world now that the british have dominion or claim to that now literally stretches almost the entirety of north america. and there are scholars write about this whom i kind of cite and try to draw it from, who make a claim, for example that one could now walk in the aftermath of the treaty of paris in 1763, from what was one spanish florida now inherited or possessed by the english one could walk from british florida to the hudson's bay and within the realm of the british, newly constituted imperial world. that's the precursor, i think. and anderson makes claim that's the end, as do many other, that this is the necessary precursor for understanding all the subsequent that occur in the similar regions of eastern north america, ultimately, including the american revolution. so we talk today, which we'll begin. i'm sorry, which we'll begin wit

the film with hundreds of ticket goers was even canceled by theater board in hamilton, the city in ontariotering young american jews and their relationship with israel? joining me now is one of the protagonists in israel-ism, simone zimmerman. simone, thanks for coming on the show. the documentary was made before october the 7th. did you ever imagine that there would be this kind of backlash? i mean, it appears as though in the name of fighting antisemitism, folks are trying to stop a movie about jewish people. >> yes, thank you so much for having me that he, it's good to be here. yeah, you know the foreign relations strategy of the israeli government relies on the idea that all jews agree with what they are doing. unfortunately for them, there has never, ever been agreement in jewish history, about anything, especially not such matters as life or death, and the safety of our own people. so yeah, and young people, young jews just like young people all-round the country, we are watching, live on our phones right now, the live stream of atrocities straight from the gaza strip, from people wh