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. >> i'm going on a fishing trip in ontario canada had a unique experience with a bald eagle he decided to play a game of catch with the gird waiting around to catch sc fishing goals right there for anybody. >> u.s. mainland right now and they are keeping our own nbc meteorologist bill karins extremely busy. what are you watching? >> imelda, three in the atlantic, three in the pacific this is the only one going to affect anyone here in the lower 48 it is aban ugly morning from beaumont east of houston, we have water rescues taking place. some areas have been picking up about 2 to 4 inches of rain. an hour for like the last five, six hours. you can do the math on that. it's very ugly flash flood emergency continues for this region as we go throughout the morning as we said, it's not done yet. we could see an additional 3 to 7 inches of rainfall in this area, just north of i-10 yeah, right now first responders are out there trying to get in northern new england it will turnout to be a that weekend forecast coming up all the rainfall from imelda is going. >> thank you, bill >> prince harry

workers union that includes $525.00 from a plant ohio $700.00 at st catharines propulsion plant ontario canada and $700.00 at the ocean assembly plant also in ontario but one company that's a major supplier to g.m. hitachi automotive systems announced tuesday morning they're laying off 120 employees as a result of the strike as well going into its 9th day nearly 50000 u.a.w. members are on strike demanding better salaries better health care and better job security for times. workers now while the strike is having a major impact on the auto giant some economic and business experts say the strike against g.m. will fail they say the biggest factors are that g.m. carries a large stockpiles of inventory and there's g.m. plants all over the world with only 28 percent of its workforce being in the u.s. they also point out that g.m. cars don't rank high on an index that measures how much of each g.m. cars made in the u.s. so while the strike shuts down u.s. production that's only a small part of g.m.'s total capacity and one final factor the union gave g.m. a heads up that they were going to strike an

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announced temporary layoffs $1200.00 workers temporarily again at the ocean isle plant in ontario canada and workers there are not part of the u.a.w. union they're going to be ok but again they're temporarily laid off now business is an economic experts have crunched the numbers on this and they estimate that g.m. is going to be losing between $50.00 to $100000000.00 per day now take a look at this chart here so the last time that g.m. went on strike the workers there it was in 2007 and the it was for 2 days and g.m. lost 23000000 now conservatively conservatively if you want to say that g.m. is losing 50 mil a day by the end of day tomorrow they're going to lose 250000000 in a week which is monday 350 in 2 weeks 700000001 of the longest strikes ever was back in 19081000 workers 54 days g.m. lost 2000000000 now today if this were to go on for 54 days they g.m. could potentially lose 2.7 or up to 3. $3000000000.00 so again it's one of these things that they're going to be losing a lot of money the longer this goes on. and on the 2nd day of the strike the g.m. bosses decide to step on some

he was a cipher clerk for the soviet embassy in ontario canada. he defected in early september, 1945. days before he was scheduled to leave to return to russia. with 109 documents on soviet espionage activities in the west. this is september, 19 for five. exposed talons effort the expose the efforts of russian government to plant sleeper agents in various organizations. drew pearson broke the story. a role commission was formed in canada to handle the affair. defection led to the subsequent arrest of 22 people. this is early 1946. say, wow, starting to what is going on with russia. how did our secrets go there? our boys are dying overseas people are working on the manhattan project. i worked on that project, my uncle, my cousin, my aunt, i worked on that project. and here's what happened to some of the secrets. member's of congress debating the bill, feared that atomic secrets were being systematically stolen by atomic soviet spies. senator mcmahon who was chairman of the senate committee on atomic energy and the sponsor of bill.mahon bell, -- he

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the trial run will run only 28 days happening in 28 locations and ontario, canada.ond meat. a meatless burger made by impossible foods of redwood city is now being sold at burger king. >> it is all the rage right now. >> it really is. all right. >>> the nation's top intelligence officer in the hot seat. >> this is not okay. that conversation is not okay. >> i believe that everything here in this matter is totally unprecedented. >> today's hearing in washington, d.c. >>> the cdc has confirmed hundreds more cases of lung injury illnesses related to vaping. today california's attorney general says this has to stop. >>> "star wars" fans, listen up. we have a sneak preview. new merchandi >>> now news to build a better bay area, from abc7. >> are you responsible for preventing election interference? >> election interference -- >> by a foreign government? >> congressman, election interference -- >> i hope you know this answer as yes or no. >> east bay congressman eric swalwell among the lawmakers who were grilling the acting director of national intelligence today about th

kevin o'leary's wife is facing serious charges after a boat she was piloting on lake joseph in ontario, canada, last month slammed into another. two people on that boat died including 48-year-old suzanne brito from ontario, three others were injured. police charged 56-year-old linda o'leary with careless operation of a vessel. the pilot of the other boat, 57-year-old richard riu, is facing charges for driving without navigation lights. the "shark tank" star owns the boat but is not facing charges. o'leary and his wife have a home on the lake in ontario, often posting pictures of friends and family on the water on social media. the accident happened late at night and the winds were calm. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to eva there. the o'learys released a statement tuesday saying their thoughts and prayers are with the victims. >> if convicted, linda o'leary is facing 18 months in jail or a $1 million fine. >>> a pilot was able to walk away after his small plane crashed into tops of trees in central new jersey. >> the rented cessna engine failed and that's when the plane wound u

working its way across bringing the rain and the thunderstorms you can see working its way through ontario in canada as well not quite making it across into the northeast over the next couple of days feeling pretty good across into new york 28 degrees celsius but that heat will build as we go through the week across much of the south and the southeast but a wet couple of days likely in chicago since out of thunderstorms for you there as well that we had for the south into the caribbean and central america and as you can see have very very widely scattered areas of rain and also some fairly widespread cloud as well in fact the rain showers really extending all the way from venezuela colombia on through panama and actually pushing across into much of the southern mexico just staying dry and clear across that northern tip of the yucatan peninsula so 31 celsius in cozumel but as you can see these rain showers quite extensive through much of cuba and into the bahamas as well some brisk winds at the same time we've got some serious guys in santa domingo with the high the 32 degrees celsius. in sydney to r

reporter: -- has been charged with careless operation of a vessel in a fatal boat crash on a lake in ontario, canadat the helm. when the boat slammed into another boat on lake joseph back in august. gary poltash died at the scene and susanne brito died of her injuries days later and three others were also injured. the driver of the other boat is also being charged with failing to exhibit navigation lights. the businessman and reality tv star has a home on the lake and often posts pictures from there on social media. just last summer he posted this picture of what he called his new bat boat. linda o'leary's lawyer said in a statement, she has always been a cautious and experienced boater who came into collision with an unlit craft on a dark and moonless night. the other boat was sitting in a dark space on the lake, no cottage lights nearby, no moon. kevin o'leary said in a statement that i have no other comment other than to say our prayers are with loved ones and family and those lost in this. >> thank you so much. >>> now the latest on the college admissions scandal. a second parent getting prison

course the lakes up towards hudson by this some very heavy rain coming into central parts of canada around ontariograssy pushing further east as we go on into thursday is that what the weather will tend to peter out over the appalachians and wet weather through the plains and the sea kentucky says wet weather and again down tools northern parts of texas and by that stage again you could see some wet weather towards the southwestern coast just notice up towards the northeast into western parts of canada calgary 12 degrees celsius to charles of some snow coming through here say while the stormy stormy tour across parts of the caribbean on rainy nature that right said dick cheney. there was a lot of the area in this community and that is where we live to and believe in the moment and look forward to it all the women who want to win this is now a man she worked with local women to solve the main problem plaguing communities was not always a key problem auction plan had worked as a priority and led the way in transforming a difficulty into a success so imparting no one to me is standing in a corner onl

they're auring a beyond meat sandwich in a test run in canada, correct? >> ontarioarting next week, they'll test what they're calling the plt. plant, lettuce and tomato at 28 restaurants in canada. shares are up about 12% on the news stock is off the all time highs, but it's still hangening on to 150. >> the ceo has been coy about this recently saying we're going to watch watch the trend to see if we commit to this or not. why t they sell these in the united states? they're going to try it out in canada first >> it's like they're too big they have to make sure they can get it right i think it's significant because mcdonald's is the biggest. if they can sell it to them, they've got something going here >> this is not a ji buveggie bu. i have a question about the name i i do, too. it makes you think it's going to be a bacon thing >> that's why i was confused but i guess the interesting thing in the day when we're talking about peloton not going well is beyond meat has been one of now the few really, really strong performers of the year and all of the run up in the sha

last month, i took a trip to canada with a bunch of folks in the midwest who are diabetic. and they needed insulin. we went to windsor, ontario, and we bought the same exact product in canada that is sold at the for one/10th the price, and the reason we pay 10 times more than the canadians for insulin is that not only do we have greed in the american prescription drug industry, the pharmaceutical industry, you have corruption and price-fixing. turns out that three companies manufacture 90% of the insulin, and just coincidentally, coincidentally, their prices soar at exactly the same time. that is called "corruption," and people die because they cannot get the medicine they need. i do not know about in vermont but i am sure here in new hampshire, you have old people cutting their prescription drugs in half, and then the insurance companies, the top five may 20 $3 billion. they give these guys huge compensation packages. a guy that was the head of aetna insurance. he orchestrated the merger of aetna with cvs, the big drug chain. do you know what he got orchestrating that? anybody want to guess? million bonus of your health care

in canada, we have a path to victory that goes through the biggest province of ontario. they have to win that. they have to pick up seats in quebec. the lower mainland bc. that is where this election will be decided. there are two issues that have so far dominated. one is trust. that hits justin trudeau. do you still trust him after four years of government? two, affordability. that is why every day, you see all the parties talking about maternity and paternity leave, childcare, education, things that affect affordability. amanda: four years ago, we had the prime minister and liberals being held by anti-conservative and anti-harper sentiment. it will be the booster in 2019? -- what will be the booster in 2019? been 10 years had of harper. sometimes the electorate says, it is time. we need to try somebody new. it would be historic if after a majority of -- a majority government of one time, justin trudeau loses it. the conservatives are trying to make this a change election. justin trudeau is not just fighting the conservatives. in 2015, he had a progressive flank that wa

susan: it is, especially in canada. 12-week test. 28 restaurants in the province of ontario nearby here. plant, tomato and lettuce, less than five bucks. that might entice you. they have been poo-pooing this. ceo of easterbrook, why don't you get plant-based burgers. he said i'm not sure the trend will sustain, that it will drive traffic. it did drive traffic for burger king which introduced the impossible burger up 18% of foot traffic, where other restaurants not offering it were down 2%. they have to get into this game. tim horton, dunkin', carl's, jr., they have meat substitute burgers or offerings. stuart: you know what i paid for a jalapeno "baconator" at wendy's the other day? 7.99. i paid it willingly. two miles in one. value for money. ashley: varney special. stuart: what is wrong with that? let's get serious. protesters in hong kong have blocked some roads. i think this is going on now. susan: right. stuart: this is earlier today. this is 10 past 10 at night in hong kong. do you have more details? susan: this is at a stadium, where carrie lam, the embattled chief executive intr

they were coming down from canada in the province of ontario, supplied a lot of cattle to the new york markets. this is because there was no way that the farmers in the state of new york could supply enough food to feed all the people just simply in new york city. that's not saying anything else about all the other cities that are along the east coast and growing large at the same time. if you're wondering how strong those markets are and what prompted the mccoy brothers to think maybe we can make a good killing in this business, so to speak, and so if you look at this, i've traced the cattle trade from 1866 through 1884. the blue line here is the cattle that were driven north out of texas each season. the orangish line here is the cattle that was received into new york city. so if you look at this, there's only a couple years where even all the cattle driven out of texas would have supplied the city of new york. only two years. that's how strong just one city's market was for beef. and so knowing this, boy, if you could just start getting your cattle into that, especially if they're c

canada is going to be temporarily temporarily laying off $1200.00 employees at the plant and ontario now canadian workers there they're a part of a different union so they're not striking there so they kind of have a little bit of a break but after day 3 production losses they're looking at $23000.00 vehicles by the end of this week it could be up to $43000.00 but when it comes to money it's estimated that they're losing $50.00 to a $100000000.00 per day now we have we had a graph where we were showing the last strike in 2007 it lost $23000000.00 g.m. again if we're going to the conservative route with 5xw1c5xw by the end of today 350000000 by next monday 700000002 weeks from now now one of the longest strikes which is actually covered by an r t photojournalist here was back in 1988 were 9000 workers went on strike for 54 days g.m. lost 2000000000 that that's like yahoo c.e.o. salaries you're right one of the board. or one. it's interesting to see how much you know stuff is stranger looking for me 80 some odd years later or since the ninety's how that's changed and the amount of mone

working its way across bringing the rain and the thunderstorms you can see working its way through ontario in canada as well not quite making it across into the northeast over the next couple of days feeling pretty good across into new york 28 degrees celsius but that heat will build as we go through the week across much of the south and the southeast but a wet couple of days likely in chicago got a thunderstorms for you there as well that we had for the south across into the cow band in central america and as you can see have very very widely scattered areas of rain and also some fairly widespread cloud as well in fact the rain showers really extending all the way from venezuela colombia on through panama and actually pushing across into much of the southern mexico just staying dry and clear across the northern tip of the yucatan peninsula so 31 celsius in cozumel but as you can see these rain showers really quite extensive through much of cuba and on into the bahamas as well some brisk winds at the same time some cheers guys in santo domingo with a hive of 32 degrees celsius. over the decades mill

would issue temporary layoff notices for its plants up in canada because of the strike here in the u.s. that is happening at gm's plant in ontario where they build among other vehicles the pickup trucks, the chevy silverado. because production is slowing down they are not getting any parts from facilities here in the united states. as a result, gm canada has issued temporary layoff notices to 1,300 employees at that plant. by the way, pickup production there has been effectively cut in half because they're not getting what they usually get from the gm plants here in the u.s. to issue production >> appreciate it very much. >>> here is what else is ahead on "the exchange." >>> coming up, fedex stock sinks as earnings disappoint and the ceo makes very strong comments on trade but is this really a global growth story or a mismanagement story? >>> plus, the head of one very high-profile media company says streaming is gng to be a blood bath fora while. we'll explore why. >>> and will the rotation into value hold or was it a short term market shift? great riches will find you when liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you o

canada. we're number one in some of the key provinces of ontario, quebec, b.c. and number two in alberta.here needs to be a greater role out of retail outlets. we're encouraged because that seems to be happening. with those thing playing out and the launch of our derivative which is higher margin products we're confident we'll have the right or the ability to generate in the second half of our fiscal year some significant revenues so that's where we're focused on we're investing in that infrastructure today to ensure we have what we need to deliver some real, you know, some real sales numbers in the second half >> i need a 30 second answer how worried are you about the health concerns that have blossomed up around vaping most recently >> so, personally i'm very worried of what i'm reading in the u.s. in canada we're different. we're heavily regulated by health canada. we work closely with health canada to meet or exceed the health requirements. when it comes to vaping or vaping products we're launching we'll test every one of our products to a rigorous standard to ensure the products we o

canada. linda o'leery was charged with crashing into another boat during a nighttime outing in ontario.she was going about 17 miles an hour. the driver of the other boat was charged with not using proper navigation lights. two people on his boat were killed and two others were hurt. police say o'leery was not drinking or taking drugs at the time. she could get 18 month in jail and a $1 million fine. >>> dave chappelle will be performs tonight and tomorrow in san francisco at the punch line comedy club. both shows are already sold out. he's known for his series that with a netflix special and standup comedy tour. >>> a new episode of our bay area people podcast is out now, and this week sal talked to the actor on the show 13 reasons why, austin aaron. he's a napa native and talks about giving up a football scholarship to cal to pursue acting. he talked about how his own struggles with anxiety helped him connect with the hit netflix series. search for bay area people wherever you get your podcasts. >>> the power is out for some in the bay area. how long the outages could last, and the imp

canada. the fast food giant says it will sell a plant-based burger crafted specifically for mcdonald's permit it will be in 20 in restaurants in ontarioannouncement comes after nestle started a plant-based burger to markets. the stock soared on the news. shery: if you missed out on any of the conversations we have through our programming, tv is your function. live from new york and toronto, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ devices are like doorways that could allow hackers into your home. and like all doors, they're safer when locked. that's why you need xfinity xfi. with the xfi gateway, devices connected to your homes wifi are protected. which helps keep people outside from accessing your passwords, credit cards and cameras. and people inside from accidentally visiting sites that aren't secure. and if someone trys we'll let you know. xfi advanced security. if it's connected, it's protected. call, click, or visit a store today. mark: i am mark crumpton with "first word" news. murder of intelligence joseph maguire told a house committee that he believed the whistleblower who filed the complaint against president trump "did the right thing.

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canada, charged with careless operation of a vessel. investigators determined she was driving a boat last month boat during a d into another nighttime outing on lake joseph in ontarios going about 17 miles an hour. the driver of the other boat has been charged for not using proper navigation lights. two people on his boat were killed. two other were hurt. police say miss o'leary was not drinking or taking drugs at the time of the crash. if she is found guilty she faces 18 mondays in jail and a possible $1 million fine. >>> well comedian dave chapel will be in san francisco tonight and tomorrow performing. he has shows scheduled tonight and tomorrow at the punch line comedy club, both shows are sold out. best known for his sketch series on the comedy central channel. he ducked out of the public eye for several years but he came back with a new netflix special and a standup comedy tour. >>> and a new episode of our bay area people pod cast is now out. yes, that's true. this week. sal castaneda talked to the actor from the show 13 reasons why, austin aaron, a native of napa talked about giving up a facebook scholarship to pursue an acting career. he also talked about