we are now joined by firos al nach, manager of the canadian defenders for human rights from ottava ontario, and also joining us we have paul larudi from free palestine movement from berkeley. gentlemen, i would like to welcome to you both uh and i would also like to begin with, firos, if that's all right, uh, let's begin by talking about the impunity of israel, despite numerous violations of international law, israel continues to act with impunity, how is it that the global community, particularly the western powers, turn a blind eye to these actions for us? yes, um, really, now we're in the one year anniversary of the flood of aqsa, and this one year was very... difficult one year for the region of west asia, middle east and also for the whole world, as we can see there was a big uprising and a big awakening uh to stand up and and and to raise the voice of the palestinians and we see that the western regimes unfortunately are the main supporters and suppliers for this blood thirsty wolf as imam khamenei calls this regime and and we can see how much bloodshed they have been shiding in this

sorry to interrupt you, we now have robert fantina joining us, author and journals from kitchen ontario. mr. fantina, uh, you've been patiently waiting, thank you for joining us. my first question to you is exactly the same question that i asked mariam a few minutes ago. um, the regional support for the israeli side is increasing, from, resistant groups like hisbollah and hamas, particularly after recent israeli actions. uh, how do you think the resistance is gaining a strength politically and militarily? the resistance is certainly gaining. i have contacts in lebanon who say that uh, within lebanon itself, there were people who were not particularly favorable to hezballah, who are now uh strong supporters of hezbulah, the resistance is growing there, also the resistance in other countries uh through the area in in yemen, in uh syria, they are seeing what's happening to lebanon, they're seeing the... injustice of it, the the fact that israel has decided to to bomb lebanon, bombing residences, uh, schools, uh, refugee centers, places where people have gathered, uh, bombing uh uh, any any

he was convicted ontario charges last year in what germany and international rights groups denounced as a sham trial. executed by table um for crime is his problem and he says he didn't commit job, she'd shock mode was kidnapped and then taking to iran against his will. the rainy and german dissident and vocal critic of the islamic republic was abducted in 2020, and divide by radian security forces and then convicted on disputed type of charges . germany's foreign minister adelina babel was quick to strongly condemn it, arrives that his execution. posting on social media, she said the killing shows once again what kind of ends you main regime rules and surround originally and that uses de against its use, its own population and for nationals. adding that the execution of a gym and national would have serious consequences. she expressed to heartfelt sympathy for shockmounts family, but shelf months door to rejected babel. condolences posting a defiant video of her self in support of her father on social media. because those shock mud instead heat accusations on the german government.

carried out the october 7th terror attack. eisenberg lucia is a journalist from gaza, who is now in ontario, canada. the housing is good to have you with us. i understand you left garza last year a few weeks after the war broke out. what are you hearing from people who you know, who are still there, as well, people's vein in gauze and most overcome on the ceiling and is frustration and disappointment and disappointment. and, and, you know, concerned about when the war is going to be over. this is the most important for them just to write before them this interview. i was chatting with someone who's in india or by their hand was wondering when this war is going to happen. is it gonna happen soon? we didn't know the situation is getting hard, day by day. so i'm still like you easily when talking to people and you can and find the frustration and disappointment among the people. mm hm. and the place where you lived in, in gauze and do you know what does it look like today as well? it stops, i mean across gallons, a stretch. now there is more intense and boom vaughn meant that it used to be in

thank you so much, robert fontina, author and journalist was with us from kitchen, ontario.morning ceremony for the leader of the lebanese resistance. is a speech in which you stress support for the palestinian nation. the leader also said that the access of resistance is very strong and confronting all the evil forces, including those of the us and israel. emphasized that iran will continue to support the palestinian nation and the islamic resistance of lebanon until the liberation of. we witnessed iran's response first hand in the gaza strip. it made us really happy as it was in reaction to the... we respect the role of the islamic republic in supporting our nation and the resistance. we are closely following this issue from the gaza strip. we attentively listen to the speech of imam sad ali khamenei, the leader of the islamic republic of iran. we paid careful attention to his words because they clearly reveal the position of the islamic republic of iran. these discussions and positions became reality few days. iran is ready for all scenarios, especially a mid recurrent zi

a new exhibit at the ontario airport is designed to help people find some zen. we all can use some.his ocean experiences located in the heart of the airport's terminal 4. passengers can forget about the hassle of checking in and going through tsa and take in the sites of the forest. there was shot in the california science center's 188,000 aquarium. they are hoping to inspire curiosity and learning in the midst of an airport terminal or depending what you engage in before the airport more engaging. >> yes. everyone has their way of dealing with the stress. any way to bring the level down. >> i do my best. >> would the ke well, p forest. >> help, any other kind of plant you can think of. [ laughter ] >> the vision of it. not necessarily the ingegz of ingesting it. >> now, increasing clouds tomorrow. showers move in tomorrow overnight. brief light rain chance, dry for halloween. slightest chance for the north bay. coastal drizzle. can not rule it out. a better chance of heavier, steadier rain, moving in late friday, continuing friday night, maybe even into early saturday. for the mome

5, the presidential race is apparently so tight that democrats are going door knocking in windsor ontario in search of american motors to check the balance for tablet harris. and that's according to a former us ambassador to canada, who's been tasked within 5 same voters, there to choose the democratic know many. and he believes that americans live in canada could determine the outcome of the selection. in 2020 democrats abroad played a pivotal role in increasing the civilian vote abroad by 73.5 percent over 2016. as a result, overseas votes made up the margin of victory for white house incentive races in georgia in arizona. it's all about those swing states and targeting the ex pats who come from there now aside from canada, which has the largest diaspora. there's also mexico followed by the u. k. in 3rd place, one could argue that americans live in the u. k. the only much convincing considering the british government is already opened on a campaign in full camelot harris. i have nearly $100.00 labor party staff current and former going to the us in the next few weeks heading to north ca

[laughter] >> i think tim walz might have been hunting in ontario, wound up in minnesota.s so painless. we will find out in like two weeks, he said he was at pearl harbor and find out it was a drag queen named pearl harbor and i was her name. [laughter] a few things hanging in the balance with significance. the deal is good, but i know there's a lot of uneasy ones out there. you have another prediction? kamala harris is an unscripted sitdown solo interview. >> no way, stop it. >> we know less gold. >> it's with a drive-through operator and rv. she takes on tough questions like, can i help you? the prompter goes down. >> travis kelsey endorses trump along with his brother jason kelsey, the greater kelsey that pennsylvania trump is the next president because the kelsey brothers unite behind trump. >> you have a prediction that doesn't involve too long has? [laughter] >> rfk have the brain worms of the it is contagious in both kamala harris and fellow trump will have a brain worms. >> we did all have it. >> yeah, we do still have it. [laughter] >> harry leaving megan for easi

and 2nd of all your future, ontario static water. so we reached out to arnold to a 21 year old body builder from college station, texas, who calls himself the trend for a play on the name of an anabolic story turn below. we met with them the night before, a bodybuilding competition and built the texas. he's here with this coach, eat this sip this as you need just so your mouth isn't get dry. probably. so you can either this person, the videographer and his mom who traveled all the way from shanghai to watch them compete. everybody and it's at our show use as though photos all year for instagram and they constantly are putting those photos up where it's coming. how do you feel about your physique right now when you look at it? you're never so so i'm never satisfied. there's always, there's all is going to be better if you don't go to the mirror and look for satisfaction. you look for areas to improve because you had these great athletes have to pay the way for us and then it's just evolved and now with social media and everything is j

5, the presidential race is apparently so type that democrats are going door knocking in windsor ontario in search of american motors to fit the balance for tablet harris. and that's according to a former us ambassador to canada, who's been tasked within so i assume voters there to choose the democratic nominee . and he believes that americans live in canada could determine the outcome of the selection. in 2020 democrats abroad played a pivotal role in increasing the civilian vote abroad by 73.5 percent over 2016. as a result, overseas votes made up the margin of victory for white house incentive races in georgia in arizona. it's all about those swing states and targeting the ex pats who come from there now aside from canada, which has the largest diaspora. there's also mexico followed by the u. k. in 3rd place. one could argue that americans live in the u. k. don't need much convincing, considering the british government is already opened on a campaign in full time, a lot, harris. i have nearly $100.00 labor party staff current and former going to the us in the next few weeks heading to

5, the presidential race is apparently so tight that democrats are going door knocking in windsor ontario in search of american motors to fit the balance for tablet harris. and that's according to a former us ambassador to canada, who's been tasked within 5 same voters there. so you choose the democratic nominee, and he believes that americans live in canada could determine the outcome of the selection. in 2020 democrats abroad played a pivotal role in increasing the civilian vote abroad by 73.5 percent over 2016. as a result, overseas votes made up the margin of victory for white house incentive races in georgia in arizona. it's all about those swing states and targeting the ex pats who come from there now aside from canada, which has the largest diaspora. there's also mexico followed by the u. k. in 3rd place. one could argue that americans live in the u. k. don't need much convincing, considering the british government is already opening a campaign in full time, a lot, harris. i have nearly $100.00 labor party staff current and former going to the us in the next few weeks heading to no

and one of the support of a solid majority of pardon ontario from across the political spectrum. the bill prohibits the un agency from working directly or indirectly, the occupied palestinian territory and bars randy officials and organizations from having any contact to work with the un agency. nearly $3000000.00 palestinian refugees and the occupied westbank, including east jerusalem and gaza will be impacted. the consequences could well be a book, elliptic, especially in war ravaged, garza, the 4th is where the politicians have been very clear what they called you did a scenario. the ladder from the river to the mediterranean sea, useful to the bar implications that should be noted, posted and of course, it already exists. the organization, which the international community has created to stuff those pop ups that comes in . pop happens to the big picture. well, i fear with it we're seeing as part of the estimate cleansing of palestine. israel has long advocated for the dismantlement of the un agency, arguing its work, kept the refugee issue, which it rejects a live this campai

the us now has shifted after the end of the global war, ontario to more proxy fights instead of opting out for a direct engagement. there's a huge political support problem for more in depth and it wars and you've got to have to keep in mind that the us army is having a massive recruiting and retention crisis. so when it comes to national security interest, it's something they have to be very careful about which conflicts are popular, which ones have enough consent from the public to engage and, and the consent from the american public. i don't believe in the recruiting numbers are reflecting this, that this is a good one to get engaged on. okay, i want to give you an update not with the correspondence across the story, mike, kind of standing by for us in washington dc. i might, we were hearing earlier on that in the last half hour. so you're a secretary defense lawyer austin's been speaking to israel's defense minister, your color on what more can you tell us about that as well? this is virtually a daily conversation that is had between the 2 defense leaders. however, this is particul

guess it's kind of median and andrew both teach at the university of toronto, scarborough back in ontario and they've drafted this crew to collect monster hag lives in the alberta bush. yeah, that monster, head woods are big. they look like they're covered in summer, i armor is not adapted for meeting as much as for combat. the. it turns out that the males have a really kind of aggressive territorial behavior where they basically claim a tree and thing from that tree. you get to males on the same street the same time and then they'll often fight and one of them gets basically kicked out of the tree. a louder salad is the stronger effect it reaches farther. more of your rivals are going to hear it. so that could lead to the evolution of louder and louder sounds. if there's a benefits to being heard by more of your, of your arrival. if a male monster hedwood can hear his rivals call, then presumably so can the females. what does this racket actually attract them? it's possible that the, the broadcast from the females point of view and he just needs to identify that the tree is occupied. so

in upstate new york, have great lake ontario, and finger lakes we have issues, there. david: we'll talk about fema in a second, congresswoman luna, what has been your understanding about the communication between the white house and governor desantis, by the president's account it is going well. and governor desantis said, he las not had a need to contact vice president harris she does not authorize the funds. >> you nailed it, 100% c accurate, there has been obvious i think positions by kamala harris to use this as a mia -- means of making us look bad in florida, 'at 'p 'appears that biden, i have been critical of biden but he did step up to the plate and did call governor desantis, governor desantis is ready and prepared he activated 6 thousands national guard, we have ambulances in tropicana feel with hurricane helene we had 12 deaths, we have been doing everything on we can for people to evacuate, now is not time are in partisan nonsense, she needs to grow up and do her job and-saves lives, if she can't, step aside let someone else do it. david: it your district ge

i'm in ontario. >> wow, holy cow. let me get the map out. do you have map quest over there? if i walk how quickly? do you ever hit the walk button? it's always days. yeah. >> caller: the air is cooler, the leaves are changing and it is beautiful in the finger lakes region right now. >> how about a field trip? what's happening? how can i help? >> caller: my kids have been back in school for over a month now. i asked them about the shoes that they and their friends are wearing. always the same. crocs. the u.s. consumer is doing well. the company has a new model for their brand. they just introduced a version of their shoe that is hilarious but the stock isn't moving up. what i am a missing? >> i wear my eagle crocs everywhere. this is a heavily shorted spot. people are always leaning on it. they wear you down. and it is just what happens. i have to tell you, i think people always feel there's always, they're always one croc away from getting crushed and that's the problem. if you have the fortitude, you can own it. the magnificent 7 showed their staying power today. if you mis

avelo airlines recently launched a new flight from ontario ontario airport in san bernardino county tota rosa. it's a short flight. it takes about 90 minutes. avelo airlines says the new route makes it easier to explore southern california's beautiful wineries, redwoods and coastal towns. those flights are available twice a week on thursdays and sundays. a new study out reveals that about 1 in 4 americans believe they have attention deficit hyperactivity, but many are not seeking to get any medical advice. ohio state health experts say about 4.4% of americans from 18 to 44 have adhd. many have not diagnosed been diagnosed until they're older. the survey says younger adults are more likely to suspected and look for help, and that's mainly thanks to awareness on social media. adhd symptoms include the inability to pay attention, hyperactivity and having impulsive actions. well, the 49ers were fined $100,000 over the weekend. it was punishment for an inactive player getting involved in a scuffle on the sideline during last sunday's game against the arizona cardinals. arizona tight end tre

a nonprofit consultant from toronto, ontario, canada...gn director from austin, texas... ...whose two-day cash winnings total $28,799. [applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--ken jennings. thank you, folks. thanks, johnny. welcome back to "jeopardy!" our champion, will wallace, revealed at the end of yesterday's show that his only "jeopardy!" goal was to hear johnny gilbert announce his cash winnings as a one-game champion. well, as you heard, will's now a two-game winner and has already exceeded his wildest expectations. let's start finding out what today's game has in store as we welcome kiki and dan to the alex trebek stage. good luck to the three of you. here are your categories in the jeopardy! round.

in fact, there are power trucks on the road from as far as away as indiana and ontario, canada. vice president harris is scheduled to arrive here in the asheville area sometime this afternoon. now, yesterday outside augusta, georgia, i had a chance to ask former president donald trump what he thinks about the white house's relief efforts. >> it's been a terrible response if from the if white house. they're missing a billion dollars that was used for another purpose, and nobody's seen anything hike that. no, from that standpoint it's been terrible. >> reporter: now here in north carolina, neil, paratroopers in chinook heavy-lift helicopters if from fort liberty, formerly known as fort bragg, have been ramping up missions to deliver badly-needed aid. trump said he wants to change the name back to fort bragg with, the 8 2nd is under the 18th airborne corps under the command of lieutenant general chris donahue, the last man to the leave afghanistan during the withdrawal. critics say the 82nd airborne should have been ordered here to assist people much earlier, and north carolina air

avelo is offering 90 minute flights from ontario airport in san bernardino county through to the charles m schulz-sonoma county airport in santa rosa and that trip is available twice a week on thursdays and sundays. >> and they're screwing you. >> they've been screwing you for years and years and years. >> governor newsom has harsh words for oil companies as he announces his new plan that he says will keep gas prices from spiking and dozens of dialysis workers on strike. >> coming up, the workplace issues, they say, prompted them to walk the city hall insiders spend record high budgets. but our problems get worse. they say this is the best that we can do. they blame the system, but they built the system. i have a plan to change it. with accountability and rooting out corruption, we can tackle our housing and drug crisis, clear the tent encampments and bring our businesses back. are you ready to stop settling and start demanding more? join me in changing city hall. binaries to keep more gasoline on hand. but as ktvu tom vacar reports, there are questions about whether it will do enough to

. ♪♪ introducing today's contestants-- a communications advisor from ottawa, ontario, canada...n, a content manager from riverside, connecticut... ...whose one-day cash winnings total $30,401. [applause] and now, here is the host of "jeopardy!"--ken jennings. thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome back to "jeopardy!" in friday's game, all three of our contestants had five-figure totals as they headed into final jeopardy! but it was our new champion, mark fitzpatrick, who came up with the only correct response to maintain his lead and defeat a four-game champion, ryan manton. let's see what happens today as we kick off a new week of game play and welcome daniel and amanda to the alex trebek stage. good luck, you three. let's take a look at the categories you're facing in the jeopardy! round. first off, we are... then we're headed to...

. ♪♪ let's meet today's contestants-- a software developer originally from london, ontario, canada... francisco, california... and our returning champion-- a systems administrator from columbus, ohio... whose 2-day cash winnings total... [applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--ken jennings. thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome back to "jeopardy!" our champion, ryan manton, has earned two runaway wins, which for him have translated into two chances to tell his wife, lauren, that he loves her. can ryan do it again today? or will he need a correct response in final jeopardy! to secure his third victory? i imagine scott and erin would like to put an end to his streak altogether. good luck to the three of you. let's jump into the game. in the jeopardy! round, today we have these categories. first up... then we have... we're... ...in quotation marks. followed by... ryan, get us started. where to first?

well, it's an ontario county man found guilty of fatally stabbing his ex-girlfriend last year. >> 45r-old jose martinez staff. 41 year-old yesenia hernandez several times at her home in redwood city. he also stabbed daughter according to a gofundme page, set up in her honor, hernandez daughter tried to defend her mother, martina stabbed the girl in the chest. laurie say martinez and went into a bedroom, apologize to his 5 year-old son and then left. martinez was found covered in blood walking near the scene. hernandez had an active restraining order against martinez. prior domestic violence. prosecutors say she plans to move away with their young son. martinez is set to be sentenced sometime in >> valais a woman attacked and robbed in the middle of the day. she's in 60's. her family says she's now worried for her safety. that robbery happened thursday afternoon outside of her home on barkley court. the woman's nephew tells us that she had just left the bank and they suspect was followed home. the video, as you just saw, shows her outside walking towards their front door when the man

remember sticky sammy, how could you forget howie from ontario? rumor is kamala tried to book lee greenwood tonight, but he wasn't available. you can't steal the ymca. that's trump's song. laurie from brunswick, ohio. now, her favorite breakfast is an omelet. she told stern it was raisin bran. oh, she's lying about breakfast. rosemary from dripping springs, texas. that's an interesting name. what do you have for breakfast? i have scrambled eggs, fresh toast with butter and fruit and water with lemon and coffee. and it's not that funny, shawn has trump on watters. and this is my world.

you said it was 1.7 times the previous estimate, $70 billion in north america that includes ontario. out of fanduel's reach. california, texas and florida where it's mo nopized by hardrock. how do you get those states in order to reach that tam? >> thank you for having me. i love being here, especially in vegas. we're heading into q4 with phenomenal momentum. as you said, we're looking at a runway of a $70 billion potential market. but you don't get there without the big states. right? that assumes you have roughly 80% of the u.s. that can bet legally in sports betting and 25 on igaming. you've got to find two of the big three states to get there. listen, we learn a lot -- >> but you failed previously. you tried in california. >> we learned a lot. we really did. we learned a lot coming out of the november '22 ballot initiative. and we have been -- i feel very good about where we are with the tribes, where we have been very clear publicly that we will work and through the tribes and it will be up to them on when and how sports betting is legalized in the state of california. hard to p

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remember sticky sammy, how could you forget howie from ontario? rumor is kamala tried to book lee greenwood tonight, but he wasn't available. you can't steal the ymca. that's trump's song. laurie from brunswick, ohio. now, her favorite breakfast is an omelet. she told stern it was raisin bran. oh, she's lying about breakfast. rosemary from dripping springs, texas. that's an interesting name. what do you have for breakfast? i have scrambled eggs, fresh toast with butter and fruit and water with lemon and coffee. and it's not that funny, shawn has trump on watters. and this is my world. and welcome to hannity. and in just one week, official election results will be pouring in from across the country. we are in the final stretch. earlier today, i sat down with the 45th president of the united states for what will be my last interview with donald trump as a candidate. take a look. so you have this big event at madison square garden went on for hours. i don't even know if you were there for the whole thing. i don't know what time you got there. i was t

you know the french during the warning, ontario, i tried this with athletics. it works if you want, but then it was for, it would fly up, but it's going from a thinking process to from still and the west are a doing the same now. for instance, with interest, the rain, the stomach, great. and it has been worked out because each time you caleb lead or us or did it when you saw me program. so actually i'm with you. okay. the exactly right. i'm with you. yeah. i mean, uh the, uh okay, didn't you stomach like read what's, what's the and there is that you leaders have been defeated, but then you have new ones that are being replaced. so as your correspondent was saying, uh previously, i think there was only one way out of this. it's a political solution at the military solution can only be temporary, but he's has to be accompanied by a political and good and writing on political something going. this is not clear. okay, so most likely defense analyst head of global risk at the geneva center for security policy. thank you very much. again. iran foreign minister, a bus

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. >> on a mother-daughter trip mo from from ontario. >> hi to my husband and two boys. >> in minnesotarida. >> celebrating our 25th anniversary. >> from oklahoma. >> two sets of sisters on a trip to "the today show." >> hi, everybody. welcome back. it's wednesday morning. got a little fall in the air. hats coming out, the gloves, the coats, the smiles. >> all right, guys. tomorrow it will be a fun one in studio 1a because one of our favorites will be here, snoop dogg. we had so much fun with him at the olympics. he's doing his thing on "the voice." tomorrow snoop will be here. this guy is even guest cohosting with me. we ready. yeah, we ready. >> i was going to say. put that in your pipe and smoke it. all right. that will be fun. let's get right to your news at 8:00. we begin with the race to the white house. the election now just 20 days away, but early voting is already underway in battleground georgia. peter alexander is in washington with the very latest on the race. peter, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. you said it. early voting is underway. that record shatter

i'm talking to you from ontario, canada, in the sum of 2039.ground swell of support for what the great leader was promising, massive deportations, detention camps and an expanded border wall. >> is that now? it's part of the trailer for the podcast drama series "it happened here, 2024." the series is a fictional documentary from the future. offering a stark warning about the potential rise of fascism in the united states. in it a 14-year-old girl in the year 2039 interviews her relatives about why her family and the country fell apart after the 2024 election. that's when the so-called great leader ascended to power with the help of the supreme court and the aftermath pits two brothers in the family against each other. joining us now are the actors who portray those brothers in the podcast series, john turturro and tony shalhoub. good to have you both. this is chilling. the timing couldn't be better. does it have to go the way your pad cast says? tell us about it. >> i don't think it has to go that way at all. this piece is a cautionary tale. th

the polls have closed across ontario the announcer says. it is too early to tell who will form the government. he then continued. but there is one race we can call. we can declare dennis the victor. i couldn't believe it. it was literally one minute se after 8:00. hundred races had been run and my father suffered the most resounding loss out of all of them. i didn't understand how they could've known who won right after the polls had closed. how they could've counted votes already. i soon to would take hours for the election to be called. i didn't understand anything about exit polling or projections. they were able to call it a so nothing more than the fact that dennis was the safest incumbent anywhere in the entire province.'s victory was is inevitable and obvious as the nose on my face. i was shocked. i glanced up at my father expecting him to be confused and angry as well. but the look on his face betrayed nothing but ease and contentment. which confused me further. i can't believe we lost, i said. of course we lost, he said with the bi

the polls have closed across ontario, and it is too early to tell who will win tonight. but there is one race we can call. we can declare dennis timbo the victor. i couldn't believe it. it was literally 8:01. over 100 prices had been run. i didn't understand how they could know who had won so close to when the polls closed. i assumed it would take hours. i didn't understand anything about exit polling and projections. they were able to collect based on nothing more than the fact that dennis timbrell was the obvious victor. the look on my father's face betrayed nothing but ease and contentment, which confused me further. i can't believe we lost, i said. >> of course we lost, he said, with the biggest smile. we were never going to win. >> what? what do you mean, what was this about?!? rent because we could. i stood for what i believed in. people had a chance to vote for me. that was always going to happen. i knew that, but i ran, and now i have lost. our life goes on. we don't get arrested. we don't get shunned. nothing bad happens. it blew my mind. for the whole campaign,