your speak to us now from toronto. how adequate has the i toronto.dequate has the support been to ukraine from canada? canada delivered very limited quantities of older weapons, which didn't really perform well, because they were not new, and the sheer volume of fire that ukrainian forces are using, it was limited by wear and tear on the barrels. after if you dare —— after a few days they need to be sent back to be repaired. they are not reliable, even in canada. canada did not send, because we do not have enough staff to send here. —— enough stuff. we here. -- enough stuff. we appreciate — here. —— enough stuff. we appreciate getting your perspective on this, thank you forjoining us. the european commission has given more details about its plans to withhold billions of dollars from hungary, which it accuses of failing to tackle corruption. $7.5 billion will be held back unless hungary takes action to protect the rule of law, though the proposal needs the approval of eu member states. this was what the eu's budget commissioner had to say. the commiss

arjun's staying in toronto. i'm moving to new york. my father's in l.a., and he's saying to me, why are you going to go move to new york and build someone else's dream? come to l.a. and let's build our own. i mean, that was it for me. i knew i was moving to l.a. this restaurant is now a lot busierhan it useto be. would everyone agree with that? yeah. that's something to celebrate. i think, you guys being able to, you know, hold on, power through it, keep up with all oft, that's definitely something... there's a problem in america. our culture, our lineage is of kings and queens, but our food is considered just slop in a bucket? i've seen my father cook. that's what planted the seed. pawan: for nakul and arjun, i think it is their dream which i had to capture as a chef and bring that on a plate. aarti: in indian culture, your parents are always right. and so i love that their father is so open minded that he's willing to see their ideas as worthy of being on the same menu as his ideas. i just love that, and that's rare. arn: without him

judge can try to at least try that record against toronto in toronto tonight. the blue jays won last night's game by the way, 3 to 2 in extra innings . will it mean as much against toronto as it would have the red sox? of course not, especially not on the road instead of that whole, but it means a lot to lot . alright coming up the sporty one. melanie c. is giving fans a behind the scenes. look at what it's really like being a spice girl and later the dog who figured out on his own, how to work smarter, not harder. you're watching world news now. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com the fair and honest bidding site. this kitchenaid mixer sold for less than $26. this i-pad sold for less than $43. and this playstation 5 sold for less than a dollar. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. you. okay if you grew up in the nineties, you know all that many of us wanted to be was a spice girl still want to be a spice g

mykhailiuk played 56 matches for toronto, but in august, toronto counted our performer.the ukrainian national team at eurobasket, sviatoslav was one of the leaders of our team that reached the one-eighth final, on average, he scored 17 points per game points, five rebounds and made almost three assists. nick will be the fifth club in mykhailiuk's nba career overseas. svyatoslav was drafted by the los angeles lakers, after that he played for petro and the oklahoma city pistons thunder and actually toronto reptos and finally about tennis smart-bones won the debut doubles title in da wt.ua ukrainian woman who is currently ranked 54th in the world ranking in a pair with tereza martinseva triumphed in the finals of the tournament in the whe-250 series in slovenia ukraine the czech duet beat the slovenian couple of kristina bukša and tereza myhailikova 6:4:6 nil in one hour. kostyuk and martyntsova made four aces, realized five of nine break points and once prayed when serving espano. the slovenian couple made one project and i made a double mistake. well, we congratulate mart

you are speaking to us from toronto, how adequate is the j from toronto, how adequate is the supportof fire that ukrainian _ to be... the sheer volume of fire that ukrainian forces _ to be... the sheer volume of fire that ukrainian forces are - to be... the sheer volume of fire that ukrainian forces are using, i that ukrainian forces are using, firing five or 600 shells per day, it is extreme. after a few days, they need to be sent back to very remote places to be repaired. the other stuff is anti—tank launchers, which are not reliable. canada did not send, because they do not have enough stuff to send here. canada is strong on the morale and the wording, but they can also financially support buying those weapons from other nato allies. the european commission has given more details about its plans to withhold billions of dollars from hungary... which it accuses of failing to tackle corruption. 7.5 billion dollars will be held back unless hungary takes action to protect the rule of law, though the proposal needs the approval of eu member states. this was what the eu's budget commissi

in toronto, poor w 124 fans. it's not so much about the money as it is about the details. dash as he called himself, lives in d. okay. but brings his car back to its native albania, to have it restored. because here they still take care of old cars like his they know these cause that they pay attention to detail when they deal with these college every day in the u. k. they don't want to see this cause any mind an old codger, scrap it to find somebody that still got the enthusiasm that's impossible over there. now all you get the people that do the job for a living and is just wet and my impression after the strip. certainly there are still many in albania who are crazy about the german cars. but more and more people are turning away from them and looking fall, turn a tips and cheapest solutions. and so the image on albanian rhodes that has been shaped by mercedes until now is likely to change to more car enthusiasts and automotive obsession. next time on red ah, with ah, with who i just go crazy. that's the motto, fluxes. festival encountered the european capital of cultur

they explained to me that if you graduate from a first-class university such as the university of torontol be more difficult to find and where you want to work in the academic field, if you want to look for a job, then it is even better for you to graduate in two years with such a young man who will get a better job after the university of toronto and the second example - in america there are universities called a-a libre art scoutes, and they focus on the personal growth of their students. that is, there is no scientific research there, there is a very large selection of subjects that they choose, they focus on some development of certain leadership qualities there. i don't know soft skills, that is, what a person needs for personal growth, so i think it is also worth paying such significant attention to this in ukraine, well, you know my opinion, i will say that why did such a peroxide happen here, it is abnormal, really abroad. well, in fact, everyone goes to higher education when, uh, we started to give independent ukraine, uh, after the soviet union , it was very difficult to enter u

what happens wednesday into thursday. toronto goes from $24.00 down to 14th. certainly feeling more like fault has felt like fall across the west, but things are much more con, settled and dry over here on wednesday. and as we look further toward the south, some flash flood alerts in plates, arizona, new mexico, same goes for utah and colorado. on wednesday, that's for the biggest down ports of brain will be inside this part of the world. the southeastern, to the u. s. gulf states suns out, high temperatures, little rock coming in at 37 degrees, top of south america, some storms around paraguay into the southeast of brazil. we go in for closer look . you can really tell where this frontiers right ahead of it, warmer error port to lay gray, 22 degrees behind it, just 12 degrees in month of the dale and temperatures have now we'll finally started to climb in comma doro. we've got you in for a hiv 11 degrees on wednesday. that's a snapshot of your weather. take care bye for now. the news? ah. in nissan. newly. ah. ah. you are with al jazeera or headlines this our

in toronto, canada, thousands of people took to the streets in protest demanding the resignation of primeonstrators complain about high inflation, lack of money and demands to stop helping ukraine work. must go such a slogan sounded trudeau himself. now in london he plans to meet with the prime minister of ukraine and intends to discuss an increase in assistance to kiev . the slovak government actively supports kiev and eu policy. however, more than half of the country's population believes that russia and not ukraine should win for kiev, no more than a third of slovaks. this was shown by opinion polls, which were conducted by the academy of sciences, while in romania, spain and hungary are sure that ukraine will lose part of the territory, natalia has all the details potter's army of ukraine suffers heavy losses in the donbass and cedes territory under the onslaught of the russian armed forces, the new york times writes about this, zelensky's formation is gradually knocking out their positions, the publication admits that donbass' ties with moscow have always been much stronger than with

the toronto airport had the worst global on-time record this summer with 51% of flights delayed. >> thingsginning of the summer. more than one in four flights were delayed and 3% were canceled. that is significantly higher than historical averages and i think underscores just what a difficult time it was for many folks traveling. >> he says airlines are struggling to ramp up after the pandemic but hiring over the summer has helped reduce delays and cancellations. airfares are also dropping. prices have spiked by 37% and now down by 40%. >> the general will of thumb is flights after labor day tend to be 50% deeper than before labor day. >> but those won't last. holiday airfares will shoot back up. >> if you wait to book the winter holiday flights until november, chances are fares won't be cheap, they will be very expensive. amanda: we want to hear from you. you can send your stories about buying a home, car, paying off alone, anything that has to do with money. we want to hear about your triumphs and frustrations. now let's head over to meteorologist sergeant -- lisa arjen. lisa: temperatur

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and we begin in toronto. all yankees celebrations are still on pause. he led off with a single. he walked twice. also new york's winning streak ended at seven games. the yankees would have clinched the american league east with a victory. instead, they walk it off right there. 3-2 in ten innings. toronto extended the lead in the al wild card race to 2 1/2 games over the rays and the mariners who were both off last night. >> to the nation's capital, joe biden hosted the braves at the white house yesterday. >> franchise never quit. never gave in. you rebuilt the whole outfiled practically overnight, play-by-play, inning by inning, you ground it out and did it together. one of the history's greatest turn arounds. but none of it came easy. people counting you out. heck, i know something about being counted out. and you know in georgia, you show up when it counts. >> some subtle election messaging there for the president. the braves head over to nationals park. atlanta moves to within one game of the first place new york mets in the national league east. this is fun, folks. both team

many pilgrims walked hundreds of kilometers to be here. among them, mohammed suffer from toronto. i can't put my love my emotions for a mom his saying into words. i'm totally overwhelmed. our faith defines our lives. but this year there was tension and the air over the she a holy city. some 20000000 pogroms came more than ever before. among them around 3000000 from iran. their arrival came amid rising tensions between teran and iraq's powerful. she ought later looked out asada. his supporters recently fought st. battles with iranian backed groups, leaving almost 30 people. did i? i'm scared because there so many pilgrims that could quickly lead to problems or chaos. and i'm against the iranians getting involved around here. no one should consider as an appendage or part of another country. we totally reject that. while the pilgrimage may have wrapped up without violence, the deep divides which lead to conflict in iraq remain. germany's famous october festus returned to munich for the 1st time since the start of the corona barris pandemic. after a 2 year hyatt is the festival opene

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is it true that the name of the tarantella dance comes from the name of the canadian city of toronto a card hanging at home and when i read the card, it seems that such a tarot card hangs. i just have a big map of our earth hanging there with all sorts of countries that are in the country and it seems to be a tarantella. this is a folk dance. as from some african countries, it seems to be very good valery, you did not prepare the tarantella dance, i hope there. because before when north america was colonized then on the territory of canada, modern toronto was in france and then the tarantella dance was born in french, the girls speak french and the games speak french. good. so sabina knows i danced this dance. she is where you danced it, well, we have a circle at school and i know for sure that this is an italian dance. well done, because this is really an italian folk dance, the name of which comes from the italian city of taranto and not toronto, which is located in canada well, at least they sorted out this issue. someone even see dancing. so 12 questions behind the first round. u

while other cities raised the base drop and toronto and new york. and then other cities like mont roll and los angeles increased fares across the board. which based on the last time san francisco raised rates and based on various equity considerations we decided it would be good to raise all of the fares at the same rate. forest this is nicole can you explain for the group what base drop is and a flag drop again, please. go back to the initial that one. and so everyone knows and i continue is taxi terminology. a flag drop is the initial fee that you pay to get into the cab just to start the trip at all. and then after that there is distance and time. you can other cities have different names for it. but you request consider flag drop and base fee to be equal costs. >> thank you for reiterating this again. why yes and the other thing not jurisdictions are fuel surcharges. which -- we believed would become per minute innocent if not an over all change in the fare structure was appropriate. we also looked at time of day or how long trips are structured

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as it happens, the toronto airport had the worst global on-time record this summer, with 51% of flightsinning of the summer. it was not just your imagination. more than one in four flights were delayed and 3% of flights nationwide were canceled. that is significantly higher than the historical averages. i think it underscores what a difficult time it was for many folks traveling. michael: scott of scott's cheap travel says airlines are scribbling to ramp up after the pandemic lull. airfares are also dropping. prices have spiked by 37% over summer, now down by 40% or more. >> the general rule of thumb is flights taken after labor day tend to be about 50% cheaper than flights taken before labor day. michael: those prices won't last. he says holiday airfares will shoot right back up to summertime rates. >> if you wait to book those holiday winter flights until november, chances are fares will not be cheap, they will be very expensive. michael: so where do we stand today? airlines have dropped more than 50,000 flights this fall, so the system won't be stretched quite so thin. however, it ca

obviously the fans in the stands in toronto were very anxious to catch it.ots of people brought gloves. which is always kind of funny. but this guy. it bounced off his glove. [ laughter ] he had a real shot at it. it's not as easy as it looks but the announcers, they kind of rubbed it in. >> that fellow in the blue jays jersey came to the game, maybe he was hoping to catch the ball, maybe not, maybe it's a coincidence he's sitting did. look how close he came. he got a glove on it. 5' 5'10", if he were 6'1", he would have that. >> he can't believe it. he threw hit glove back. he is sick. you come to a ball game, and out of all the seats you could possibly sit in, he was sitting in the right seat. his arm wasn't long enough. oh, what a heartbreak. he is not happy. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] of course he's not happy, he's got no ball and short little arms. [ laughter ] i'm not sure how some of the sleuths who work here at the show were able to track this unfortunate man down. joining us live from toronto now, the guy who almost caught -- [ cheers and applause

at a concert in toronto the night she died, sir elton john said it all. >> she led the country throughof our greatest and darkest moments. i'm glad she's at peace and i'm glad she's at rest, and she deserves it. she's worked bloody hard. >> a multifaceted monarch, queen elizabeth achieved near impossible for such a public figure. in all those decades on the throne, she rarely ever put a foot wrong. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, edinburgh. >> there will be more on the life and legacy of queen elizabeth on cbs sunday morning. also on sunday, norah o'donnell in london anchors a special edition of the cbs evening news. for now, i'm adriana diaz in chicago. good night. >> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news. > >> now at 6:00, the heat moves out as the smoke moves in. raging wildfires are affecting r quality. > >> plus, i am totally aware that it happened in a different way. way. >> first time homeowners getting getting a fresh start. > >> members of the largest homeless encampment scramble to pack up their homes and figure out what is next. > >> lived from the cbs studios i

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i flew in at 1 pm today from toronto. i'm originally from newfoundland, and i currently live in. so why did you come, why did you think it was important? is a part of history and love history and what other time are you going to be able to come here and be a part of the when did you decide that this is something you're going to be doing today? probably last weekend because you thought.

the toronto airport had the worst mobile on-time record the summer, with 51% of flights delayed. >> things just your imagination. within one and four flights were delayed into 3% of flights nationwide were canceled. that is significantly higher than the historical averages, and i think really underscores just what a difficult time it was for many false traveling. reporter: scott says airlines are struggling to ramp up after the pandemic low. hiring over summer has helped reduce delays and cancellations. airfares are also dropping, prices spiked by 37% over summer and are down by 40% or more. >> the general rule of thumb is flights taken after labor day are 50% cheaper than flights before labor day. >> those prices will not last. holiday airfare will shoot right back up to summertime rates. reporter: -- >> if you wait to book holiday flights until november, chances are fears will not be cheap, they will not be decent. they are going to be very expensive. amanda: of course, we want to hear from you. you can send the team your stories about buying a home, car, paying off a loan, anything that

she's a teacher at a high school near toronto.ng to the toronto sun, she, was once a he, began identifying as female last year and started wearing massive prosthetic breasts to class. she was soon all the male students favorite teacher. i'm kidding. but apparently only recently kids in the school started posting about her because canada, as you know, just got the internet last year. this is now considered the biggest bust to come out of canada since seth rogen. [laughter] >> greg: and talk about cultural appropriation, clearly the person is identifying as wendy williams. i think, however, she may regret these boops when boobs when one gets caught on the saw table. the school is standing by her saying what's really at issue is her gender rights and also constitutional rights since those boobs could be their own country. in a statement to parents they wrote, oakville high school recognizing the rights of students, staff, parents, guardians and community members to equitable treatment without discrimination based on gender identity a

last night in the seventh inning of toronto blue jays pitcher tim meza. homer by judge ties him with roger maris for the yankees and the in league record for the most home runs in one season. it's an incredible honor, you know, and getting a chance to be. you know? associated with, you know one that yankee grades, you know, one of baseball's greats. um you know, be enshrined with him forever is, you know it's words can't describe it, you know, and, um, that's one thing that's so special about the yankees organization is all the guys that came before us and kind of paved the way and, you know, play the game. the right way. did the things the right way that a lot of great things in this game and getting a chance to be you know, mentions with those guys now is i can't even describe it. it's incredible honor. that's for sure. incredible swing for sure . aaron judge grew up just outside stockton's in london. congratulations. president biden revealed a new initiative during the white house conference on hunger, nutrition and health president says his administra

. >> join me in a round of applause for 70 years of service ♪ >> reporter: to elton john in toronto.ad she's at rest, and she deserves it she worked bloody hard >> reporter: john knows the royal family well he was knighted by the queen, and his music became the soundtrack of the world's mourning after the death of his friend, princess diana but for millions who never had the chance to meet her majesty, the grief runs just as deep what did you think when you heard the news >> very saddened, yes. she's been around our whole life and, you know, part of my parents' life, as well >> reporter: why do you think people around the world as well as the u.s. care so much about her? >> she's a figure head, consistency, honesty, a grandmother to the world. >> reporter: events also postponed in golf, cycling and the queen's favorite sport, horse racing, a passion ignited when she was just a girl. back in the u.s. she was remembered at baseball games and the nfl season opener. >> please join in a moment of silence. >> reporter: they even temporarily suspended production of "the crown," the show abo

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and bob -- who has come all the way from toronto to be here this to be with us this evening. joe straw is the associate professor of international studies and the director of the center for christians scholarship and redeemer university in toronto. eric patterson is the current vice president of the religious freedom institute here in washington, and the scholar at large for the region university in virginia beach. it also should be pointed out that our providence executive director contributed a chapter to this book. and i am mark thule, president and editor at providence. so a special welcome to all of you who are here physically this evening in downtown washington d.c., to all of our viewers on facebook and twitter, and to our viewers on c-span book tv. this video will be airing no doubt many times in the near future. eric patterson, i believe, wants to speak first and he will explain the rest of the evening to you. but there will be plenty of time for questions and comments later. i am sure you will be experiencing intellectual overload, so each of you will have many ques

aaron judge he made history tonight in toronto. and the payoff there goes that he left in his high far gone number 61. he ties roger maris. for the american league single season record. with 61 home run to run judges. 61st home run of the season came in the seventh inning of blue jays reliever tim meza ties judge with roger maris for the yankees and american league record for most home runs in a single season. great moment with his mom pattie you saw and roger maris's son sharing his embrace. judge grew up just outside of stockton and lyndon and said, quote getting a chance to tie roger maris. you dream. about that kind of stuff. it's unreal. the yankees beat the blue jays 8 to 3, it says it's an incredible honor and you know there was there was a lot of emotions. you know, it took me a little longer than i wanted to, but getting a chance to add two runs on the board, you know? how about gary? get get another win? um no, it's something pretty special. yeah and look how close these fans came to catching judges home run ball, which w

and during the peak days of summer travel as it happens the toronto airport had the worst global on-timee beginning of the summer. it wasn't just your imagination more than one in four flights were delayed and three percent of flights nationwide were canceled that is significantly higher than the sort of historical averages and i think really kind of underscores just what a difficult time it was for many folks traveling scott guys have scott's cheap travel says airline's are struggling to ramp up after the pandemic low. hiring over summer has already helped reduce delays and cancellations airfares are also dropping prices at spiked by 37% over summer are now down by 40% or more the general rule of thumb. is that flights taking after labor day tend to be about 50% cheaper than flights taken before labor day, but those prices won't last. the summertime rate if you wait to book those winter holiday flights until november say chances are fairs are not only going to not be cheap. they're not even going to be decent. they're going to be very expensive. i'm michael finney. have an on your side.

i flew in at 1 pm today from toronto, and i'm originally from newfoundland, and i currently live in toronto. so why did you come? why did you think it was important? is a part of history and love history. and what other time are you going to be able to come here and be a part of that? when did you decide that this was something you were going to be doing today? probably last weekend because you thought this isn't going to target that that, that i didn't make it for the for the long walk. did you just go here too late for that? yeah, i didn't, wasn't able to make it in because there was like a 100000 people. i think that was and they turned it away, but it was just going to come and watch it on the big screen. so tell us about your impressions, how, how you felt your emotions of watching the day unfolding. it was quite exciting. and i know like a lot of people are morning. yes it is. but. but it's just a history that, you know, you can't take back about who you are here representing it. so i'm representing may i make my 1st nations, this is actually a shirt from a non profit organization her

this is toronto in canada. demonstrators rallying in solidarity with iranian women.l in turkey. protesters chanted slogans and marked until -- marched until riot police disperse them. this is outside the u.n. general assembly in new york. protesters are demanding the iranian president stepped down. inside, iran's president was addressing world leaders. >> [speaking foreign language] >> we reject the double standards of some governments vis-À-vis human rights and see that as the most important factor which has rendered banal the topic of human rights in the eyes of many, because this is somethinthat is currently taking place, a discourse that is taking place in the islamic republic of iran, where we started speaking of and creating a dialogue about the death of tens of innocent women in a western country. until we have these double standards, where attention is solely focused on one side and not all people equally, we will not have true justice and fairness. human rights along to all -- belong to all. maryam: iran's president accusing the west of double standards on h

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although mattea lives in toronto, she hails from halifax.n for six years? her childhood nickname was either poor cinderella or porcelain gorilla, depending on who you ask. and she owes much of her "jeopardy!" success, she says, to her high school debate coach. what we don't know about mattea is will she become a 20-day champion today, tying julia collins for the 5th longest streak in "jeopardy!" history. it's a big day for mattea but also for adam and becky, our challengers. welcome and good luck. let's see what the categories will be for you in the "jeopardy!" round. we begin with... ...presented by the news team at wplg. then... after that...

yankees slugger aaron judge was walked four times in last night's game in toronto.cord. there are eight games left to beat roger maris' 61 homers. meanwhile, sister jean threw out the first pitch at wrigley field. the 103-year-old chaplain for loyola's men's basketball team was on hand to root for her hometown cubs. it's the second time she's thrown out the ceremonial pitch. she did it in 2018 back when she was just a mere 99 years old. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings" now, amal and george clooney talked with gayle king in an exclusive interview with their foundation's new award to honor defenders of global justice. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." (cecily) adam, look-y what i got... (asdam) is that the new iphone 14 pro? (cecily) yup, with this amazing new camera, smile! (adam) and you got it on verizon? (cecily) iphone 14 pro, on them. you should get one! wow, you can hustle. (vo) get a new iphone 14 pro, on us. and get it with one unlimited for iphone. only on verizon. ready to shine from the inside out? say “yes” to nature's bounty. the n

toronto, bobichette hitting a home run in the eighth inning to give the blue jays a big 3-2 win overmpa bay rays in their series opener. the win bumps tampa from the first al wild card spot down to third. the seattle mariners meanwhile, jump to the top seed without touching the field. both mariners and blue jays are 79-61 but seattle won five of seven against toronto this season which is the tiebreaker puts them on top. seattle mariners has the longest postseason drought in major league baseball. time for the weather. lit's go to michelle grossman with the forecast. how is it looking? >> good morning, john. you're clearing out in d.c. already. with very strong storms really heavy rainfall though for portions of northeast. a really slow start to your tuesday morning. slow commute. windshield wipers going fast this morning. pockets of really heavy rain especially where you see the darker colors. also through the great lakes, reds, oranges, yellows. and then by this afternoon, the northeast and mid-atlantic completely clearing out. seeing some sunshine as well. but the cold front is goi

the lineup was not intentional and they beat the blue jays 11-0 and pulled within a half game of toronto al wildcard chase. >>> president biden will meet with the families of wnba star brittney griner and former marine paul whelan at the white house as the white house continues to pull for their release of wrongful detention from russia. >> one of the reasons he is meeting with the families, he wanted to let them know that they remain front of mind and that his team is working on this every day. making sure that brittany and paul return home safely. one family member was already scheduled to be in town, and the president wanted to meet with both of the families on the same day. >> white house press secretary karine jean-pierre there, and the meeting scheduled for this afternoon does not suggest that a deal is imminent and reiterate to those families that those two in russia are front of mind and the u.s. is working to bring them home. >>> time for the weather and let's go to meteorologist michelle grossman for the forecast. >> how is it looking out there? we have a tropical storm to talk

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. >> we have a very special "recess therapy" episode because i am in toronto, canada, currently in austines, california -- >> reporter: using the opportunity to try out new styles and formats. >> this is the first time there's been music in recess therapy. ♪ la la la ♪ ♪ la la la ♪ ♪ la la la la la la law ♪ >> reporter: it's not all about being silly. these kids have a lot to teach us. on topics like our planet. >> you're bigger so you're worse for the environment. i'm small. >> reporter: love. >> is there anything that you love that's not a human? >> bacon. >> do you love bake condition more than your mom? >> i can't choose. >> reporter: even our time left on earth. >> you've got a long, long and amazing life ahead of you. >> i know, longer than yours. >> really? how much longer do you think i have? >> 20 weeks. >> reporter: what's the secret? because it feels like so many people our age and older have a really hard time talking to kids. >> yeah. be interested in what they're interested in. follow their excitement. i find a lot of kids don't get a space to really work through their ideas

. >> last night in toronto he tied roger maris' league record of 61 home runs in a season.ped the yankees beat the blue jays 8-3. judge has seven games left to surpass the record now. >>> virgin atlantic is making a big change in its uniform policy, and there's a new character joining the m&m family. dan lieberman has those stories and more in the cbs "money watch" report. >> reporter: wall street ended sharply higher after the selloff helped by falling treasury yields and an intervention from the bank of england in the bond market. the dow was up 548. the nasdaq gained 222. the s&p 500 added 71. >>> in the latest bid to hold gun manufacturers accountable for mass shootings, survivors and families of those killed in this summer's july 4th shooting in highland park, illinois, filed 11 lawsuits wednesday against gun maker smith & wesson aimed at young men at rick of committing violence. the airline virgin atlantic has a new uniform policy announced with a fashion forward video and flight crews will have more choice in what they wear no matter their gender identity or expressi

. >> jon in toronto. the tensions of ongoing sanctions where you and in europe, we have seen a concern about access to supply, heading into the winter. can you tell our audience in terms of securing enough energy sources for the winter. i saw this week you met with the canadian prime minister. countries like canada are trying to determine what role they can play in this global story. what can you say? >> in my country, we anticipated this crisis for a potential crisis of supply sending from russia. we have invested in the natural gas floating terminal a couple of years ago, and it was cofounded by the eu. it has a capacity of 2.9 billion cubic meters. it made a decision with 6.1 billion, which is far more with such a way that we would like to say we serve as a regional hub. it may also be in the supply route for gas when it comes to our neighboring countries, especially bosnia and yugoslavia and others. especially for germany and austria. for the european union, with an alternative supply grid, with inter

>> reporter: the film's world premiere at the toronto film festival was an emotional experience for davisaughter, genesis. this movie, for you to hand - this, in a way, to her or any other daughters out there, what was that like? >> it was everything. she said afterwards, she couldn't stop crying. she hugged me, she said, i'm so proud of you, mommy. and i keep telling her, genesis, beauty is wonderful. if someone tells you you're beautiful, all that warrants is a thank you. okay? your qualities are your kindness, your quality is honoring that voice deep inside of you. that's the voice. that's your compass. all those are your value. still she's like, yeah, yeah, yeah, i know. >> reporter: davis says the film is also a love letter to dark-skinned women of color who have felt discounted and unseen. >> i always felt in my entire career, that i've always -- my aunt joyce was my prototype. she was probably 300 pounds. she wore big hoop earrings, the latest fashions. she was beautiful to me. and yet i never saw her on screen. never. and me not seeing her, for me, was, she's not worth being seen.

i there been protesting mister wall, install a dorothy with those in iran while in toronto, members of the iranian community called on the world to break the silence on her death. forces in ethiopia as to grey regions say eritrea has launched a full scale invasion along the countries. northern border retrain. troops are accused the fighting alongside ethiopian forces and other militias. there have been several attacks in the region since fighting resumed between 2 gray enforces. any government last month and those are the headlines. the news continues. stay with us on our 0. me. thank you so much. is the is of evil. none to a labor government, it will not be tolerated. any one beneath the surface lies at dock side. in british politics, the labor files hot one on al jazeera and with only cameras in motorbike india. papa rod see our hunters and celebrities, their pre. i work with him on com, yahoo, 24 was her emotionally. he's from nicky to deal with the yesterday. a huge deal thought i days, i decided i don't get up all about. i looked at that, but i'd seen, i try to run away. i know as

. >> judge, in the seventh inning at toronto, tied fellow yankee, roger marist, for the american league season home run record that is stood for 60 years. now, now, that ball, or some money for whoever could grab it, this blue jays fan can close, couldn't squeeze it in. so, judge got the ball, and to give it to his mother, patty. a first first pitch from san francisco , francisco native, jean dolores schmidt, 103 years young, cost one at the cubs game. even got a a bearhug from clark, the bear. how about it, trey? are we going going to be able to do that at 103? >> i don't know if i'm going to be able to do that at 103, but that's a pretty good pitch. not bad. >> i will make reservations for 103 to see if i can make it. >> i will be there to watch. > >> thanks. > >> co ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> new video of vice president, kamala harris, visiting the demd the demilitarized zone that divides north and south korea, the visit comes one day after north korea fired two ballistic missiles at the water off of its its east coast. the vice president arrived in asia this week to attend the funeral for forme

next some eagerly awaited baseball historyslugger aaron judge making it happen last night in toronto.ld. this could be it. ew he's done. it number 61 home run judge tied legendary yankee roger maris with 61 home runs in a season, the most ever in the american league. he has seven games left to break the record. the ball wasn't caught, though it fell into the blue jays bullpen and judge gave the ball to his mom. next the fda issues new guidelines for what food is considered healthy foods like nuts, seeds and certain oils would now qualify for the healthy label. the move appears to target certain items like sugary cereals claimed to be good for you, but really aren't the guidelines were last updated in 1994. finally happy national coffee day. everyone plenty of chains are offering coffee deals . duncan has a free coffee for those signing up for their rewards program. krispy kreme is also giving it away. but starbucks and mcdonald's yeah. starbucks and mcdonald's yeah. so how many vaccines have you given to people? me? about 1000. walgreens...millions. no way can i miss her big debut. wi

on friday. toronto has denied supplying the weapons to russia . at least 77 people trying to migrate to europe of died of the boat capsized off the coast. a serial rescue is managed to save more than 20 of the migrants, but many more are still missing. iran tommy's warning that it will confront what it calls enemies as protest continue after the death of 20 a 22 year old women in police custody matter. many died last week after being arrested by the so called morality police for allegedly violating the countries headscarf policy or on state tv is reporting that at least 26 people have been killed during the unrest for the norway based around human rights. and joe says the number has reached at least 50 pro government count approaches. civils have been taking place across iran rallies as seen as a response to days of demonstrations for him. i mean, he's death. the rating government says these that support rallies were spontaneous . still headlines, more news coming up here on al jazeera right. after the rebel education talk to al jazeera. we ask fo

his luxury german saloon, which no longer runs, is now parked in an old garage in toronto. i'm meeting with amelia pony, who today watches over one of the dictators best kept secrets. and this is like the original flag this mercy to 600 or a w 100 type poor man was manufactured in 1966 that was custom made and personalized for roger. the price back down is equivalent to around $200000.00 euros to day. why is it not in the museum? no, thank you. it's important and it would be great if there was a museum for such vehicles here. nature for vehicles that belong to the personalities of the past, elijah, it would also be beneficial in terms of maintaining the machine's physical because without proper cars, storage, the condition of such cars simply deteriorates. furthermore, hodge only covered about 7000 kilometers and a car in 17 years, mostly on trips out of town, and to its vacation spots. after all this, mercedes was a state secret from her sake up her doors. if they're in fact, he didn't use the car very much of as if it's just because he was smart and knew that it was too s