earlier amaral to re me from the toronto university of toronto, joined us on the program. she is an authors written a book on descent in iran and says, chair hahn's even prison as long been emblematic of the countries oppression. this historically, historically been a fortress for successive regimes in iran, to house iran, political prisoners, activists and even to a national currently not to be who is it will german, iranian national is been kept there as being kept there since 2020 for example. so many have lost their lives, they are due to torture, a lack of care and, and rape and even murder, and many of the prisoners currently in evan, are the ones that the government has arrested in the recent protest into the capital and even across the nation. and has house them in prison be are all creamy from the university of toronto. moving over to china, where president she, j paying has opened his communist parties, congress. he address more than 2000 delegates from china as only ruling political party. she presented, his vision for the future of the world's most populous nat

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earlier morale carry me from the university of toronto, joined us on the program. she is an author, has written a book on descent in iran and says, tear hines as imprison has long been emblematic of oppression in the country. this historically, historically been a fortress for successive were genes in iran to how's a, ron's political prisoners activists. and even to a national currently, no he to be who is, it was german. iranian national is been kept there as being, you know, is kept there since 2020, for example. so many have lost their lives there due to torture, lack of care, and rape, and even murder, and many of the prisoners currently in evan, are the ones that the government has arrested in the recent protest into the capital and even across the nation. and has house them in prison, be morale creamy from the university of toronto, western over china now, where president seizing paying has opened his communist parties. congress in a speech to more than 2000 delegates, the leader of one party, china, laid out his vision for the future of the world's most popu

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r t correspondent toronto lit up le reports. this is not the 1st time that ghana and ivory coast have gone to the global body to the month. a better treatment for they are farmers whose go around, whose hustle every way to make sure that they produce what is expected by western multi nationals who rely on the crop to make their chocolate. if a bittersweet story, it's sweet. if you are a western multinational and profiting from the venue chain of making chocolate, it is very bitter. if you are a farmer in any of the said countries that is gonna and ivory coast. because there you have no predictability. back in 2019, the 2 countries put so much pressure on the group and the market that they finally relented to an idea of a living income differential. this was to help regulate the price of cocoa, at least from a farmer's point of view. the agreement was that the out kind of cocoa would cost $400.00. now that is not how low called traders. so it local trade us look at it as a differ ratio which was negative to both countries and the

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and after that, 8 people have been injured, toronto governor mos in missouri right immediately after they did that, that, that the incident, he went to the prison and let investigation. he said that those prisoners who set the fire are those who have been charged based on their financial frowns and taft and dead. their political prisoners in the either put like a prison is in every imprison, didn't get involved in the incidents. so, but right after that we have seen that all the roads around in prison have been blocked by security forces and also people gathered in the streets and there was support reddick protest around the prison. so despite all of these official statements that are still questions that remain on, answered one of that is that there is no official explanation regarding the explosion so far what has caused the explosion. and also another question is that why would the prisoners risk the lives with hope of no escape and also set the fire on the warehouse that the blazes could quickly spreading to their wars and claimed their lives. so, imprison is one of the biggest p

uber eats will now be delivering pot in toronto.will make sure users who purchase marijuana through its app. are of legal age and uber official says the new program will help combat the illegal marijuana market in toronto. and how about this? the university of tennessee now facing a $100,000 fine after fans stormed the field saturday following their big win over alabama. tennessee ending a 15-game losing streak to the crimson tide. check out this insane video. the excited fans even took down the goal post. they ended up dumping it into the river, if you were wondering where that goal post went. the team tweeting turns out in order to play next week's game we need goal mosts on our field. could you help us out? they don't have a goal post they will be fined 100,000 bucks and i have a feeling no one at tennessee cares. >> steve: they don't care but they are in trouble. >> carley: i'm sure the president of the school is totally worth it. >> brian: highlights. in the 6:00 hour we did a wrap up of the nfl games and mysteriously the giant

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the return comes off the decades of negotiations and wayne, hey, report now from toronto. oh, more than a 130 years ancestral remains were welcomed back home to new zealand. a traditional multi welcome greeted them as they were carried into to papa the national museum in the capital. wellington! it's a great day because it long last awaits is. does it come from the remains, including skulls, are of indigenous, mouldy and body already. most were taken by austrian taxidermist, engraver alba, and reyes russia between 187718. 89. if we think about all the wrong deals, it was not only writing that everybody knows about, but very, very many other people who did it. not only anthropologist, scientists in general last week, delegation zealand travel to austria for the handover, which came after 77 years of negotiation between the 2 governments. a ceremony was held at the museum of natural history in vienna, whither remains had been kept. we deeply disrespectful of your things. we cannot upon what we can do here is to change needless commons. in 2003 new zealand began a program to

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then they oscar hernandez took robbie ray deep toronto in front 8 to 1 after five innings.o 2 and then carlos santana goes against tim meza. that's a three run shot. it's an 8 to 5 games, then in the 8th 96 toronto the bases loaded for jp crawford crawford blue falls between hachette and george springer. by the time they run it down all three runs scored the game's tied 99. the mariners , then took the lead in the ninth got to do their victory can can when they wrapped it up 10 to 9 seattle. well now meet houston in the divisional series . cleveland also moving on the guardians and raised scoreless into oscar gonzalez came to the plate in the 15th inning against corey kluber. that's a walk off for cleveland, the first time in franchise history series has been clinched that way. one nothing. the final cleveland sweeps the series now moves on to play the yankees. in the alds and the cardinals playing an elimination game against the phil's trying not to drop two in a row. st. louis didn't get any offense going, which means this drive by phillies. bryce harper was all the team

d candidate in social justice education at the university of toronto in canada, and author of the book at the iranian green movement of 2009 reverberating echoes of resistance are welcome to d w. what makes this prison so notorious? well, and then as you mentioned in your promo, it's historically, historically been a fortress for successive regimes in iran, to house iran, political prisoners, activists. and even to a national currently not to be who is it will german, iranian national is been kept there as being kept there since 2020, for example. so many have lost their lives. they are due to torture, lack of care and rapes, and even murder, and many of the prisoners currently in evan, are the ones that the government has abreast, in the recent protests, in the capital, and even across the nation and has helped them in prison. so what was, what was your 1st reaction when you heard what was happening out the prison? while my mind immediately and many other people, i think went to 2 different 2 separate occasions that 2 tragedies inflicted upon the wrong prisoners of cautious and politi

you say that russia's claims to ukraine, this annexation is illegal and should not be tolerated. toronto or there has been no letter in the anti government protest that have been sweeping the country. the unrest was triggered by the death of martha mi ni, a 22 year old woman who died last month in the custody of the country, so called morality police. she was arrested for allegedly violating iran strict islamic dress code. her death has john international condemnation and demonstrations of solidarity power. o. d. c university. students in it on are chanting women life and freedom. it's a slow context touching the hearts of many white including members of the european parliament. the hands of that redeem of them were lost in iran, is stained with blood. neither history know a law or god almighty will forgive you for the crimes against humanity that you are committing against your own citizens. until the women of your on off we, we are going to stand with you. d n g m as id. when men lies freedom, friends doris flag to get bare nash adults extending their support with this symbolic act. oh

the toronto star, tucker, a very liberal paper in canada called this hunger games social darwinism. what happens when autonomy goes nuts. >> tucker: i try never to invoke the nazis, because, you know, for many reasons, but they're famous for doing this exact thing. use doctors to murder the weakest in your society. i thought that doctors kind of agreed after the second world war not to do things like this. >> yeah, you would think. i'm the say way. i think we should be very, very hesitant to use those arguments. at a certain point, tucker, if the shoe fits t, canada has to wear it. can we stop this coming to the united states? i think we can. new york, connecticut, even deep blue states like that have not even legalized assisted suicide yet. what we need to do, support healthcare that is about caring, not killing. >> tucker: yes. >> in fact, there's a coalition of people coming upping with a brand-new medical school in 2026 that's going to do this very clearly, very ably. if others would like to join a coalition of people who are doing this, i urge them to send me a message through

just launched a film, the swimmers, the story of two searing refugee serious gaming claim at the toronton film festivals. the bbc may have been around for 100 years but nearly 50 years ago i came to open up bbc appointment and got an apprenticeship as a bbc news trainee. since then, overthe years i have witnessed numerous men and women, talented people at the bbc who have moved on to greatness in the film industry. the bbc help to train the man who is without any doubt and eldest statesman of british summer, 86 year ken loach. with more than 50 directing credits to his name, he has made such classics as kes, the wind that shakes the barley and i, daniel blake. andy has won the top prize at the palme d'0r, and at the canne film festival twice. this is a british broadcasting corporation. i met him in the heart of the old broadcasting housein heart of the old broadcasting house in london. how did you come to actually work for the bbc? i was working... i had left university and became a brief collector, not a very good one, directing and the theatre and then a floor manager, and i applied as

it cows in response to toronto, cracked out on mass protest spock by the death of a woman in police custody. a coroner in iran has that had death was not caused by blues, while in detention flood waters of stranded thousands of travelers and nigeria, the west gladden in the decade, has submerged in major highway. some people have in stock for 5 days. floods have killed more than $300.00 in nigeria so far this year. another country that has experienced a catastrophic flood in pakistan in september flats killed over 1500 people and affected millions more scientists. the climate change has made the vast, even flat and extreme weather more frequent, and the intense pakistan's foreign minister told d w in an exclusive interview, that he wants more global action to mitigate the facts of climate change. it's a question of justice that a country that produces a 0.8 percent. the global carbon footprint is the 8th most climate stress country on the planet, and is disproportionately affected by climate change. the 33000000 people are playing with their lives and their livelihood with the industrializa

stay candidate in social justice education at the university of toronto, and the author of the book, the iranian green movement of 2009 reverberating echoes of resistance. good to talk to you at rounds, we might for more details of what's unfolding inter brown and what has happened. what if you can begin by telling us what makes this facility so notorious? well, historically, evan has been the prisoner or the prison that holds up to all national and prisoners of conscious and political prisoners, industry team and a previous one. for all types of torture. as your promo mentioned, denial of care are going on a one of those dual national. and this might be interesting. your viewers in germany is the dual national iranian german academic, you know, he's been in prison on false charges since 2020, and on of george's of espionage i believe. and that's usually the charge that they saw. the republic attaches to dual national. so evan is quite notorious for holding a political prisoners at the moment. there are so many of the leaders syndicate previous movements. and also protestors that hav

now as damages are being assessed, the site is once again closed. linden toronto is an expert and landscape fire management from the european forest institute. and earlier, i asked him if he thinks the damage to the east, the allan statues would have been avoidable. of course, in principle of its human cause, the 1st can be affordable, but there will always be arson issues, regardless of where in the world. so it's a matter of what can be done to prevent it in the 1st place of human cost and how can we respond quickly and how can we make the site itself more resilient to fire? now what do you think east orland can do to protect the statues from fires like this one going forward and looking forward to the future? well, we actually have quite a long history of, of virus occurring on this area for 25 wildfires just in a couple of years or some years back. so i think they're already taking measures for keeping the grass short the vegetation short around the areas to best protect them to have less available fuel. i think we can always do more measures. one can support, you know, there's always a

welcome at toronto airport, for an iranian climber who competed abroad without a head scarf, her best concern she may yet be punished for breaking iran. strict islamic rules for women's dreads. ah, i'm glad else as well come to the program. russian president vladimir putin has declared martial law in the 4 regions of ukraine that moscow has annexed after a series of discredited votes. put in, made the announcement in a televised statement to members of his security council. the decree, hands more passed to local officials in the those occupied regions. officials installed by russia in san that's one of the 4 regions are moving civilians out of the area in the face of advancing ukrainian forces. that's it. some more of what president put in the had to say with this is, you know, let me remind you that martial law was in effect in the donuts people's republic. the lu hans people's republic in the her son and parisha regions you ever since their entry into the territory of russia if you just them. yep. and now it is therefore necessary to apply this law within the russian legal framework

and the university of toronto and author of the book, the iranian green movement of 2009. i asked her about the claim that elis recoveries he job, fell off by accident. it's been over 10 hours that we have no updates for him. l not and the last update or so call update that came with her instagram account, as you mentioned in which she issued a statement or a literately. what's her, we're not sure who was writing that message because, you know, could have easily been someone else or she could have been forced to write that message. she said that you mentioned that my, my headscarf was an adverse and li fell off and that i'm ok and that i am returning to the country and she apologized for doing that. however, do authorities have also summoned and arrested her brother, which can only be translated as popish taking, making sure that she's coming back. and we also know from reports that the head of variety and climbing committee kind of trish into going back to the iranian counselor and then she was her passport with cost whiskey that her phone was confiscated and then she use

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after far broke out at the ever present in toronto. it happened on saturday night. officials say it was caused by fighting between inmates. russell soda surveyed developments as of now we know that 4 people are dead and 61 injured and the official said that this people who have died that they were there because of their due to dead did the inhaling, did the some walk dead with during the fire that broke out in evian, a prison and the said had added some of them were superficially injured, but 10 of them had been defer to the hospitals. 4 of them are still in critical condition. so any time the doctor cooled, cold, rising also patriots. he was opening the communist party congress in beijing. she once again warned, he would not rule out using force to bring taiwan on. the chinese control. 3 people have been injured in new shelling and their russian region of belgrade. russian officials accuse ukrainian military of shelling the area which borders ukraine. the cave has denied this u. k. is it new finance minister has vowed to fix it. publi

the program. officials in iran say for inmates her dad after a night of clashes at evian prison in toronto. the victims allegedly died of smoke inhalation during a fire, dozens or sad to be injured. hundreds of anti government demonstrators are being detained in the prison. the iranian officials have denied a link to the protests that have swept the country for weeks. awe, flames illuminate the night sky on the outskirts of tehran. even prison, infamous for holding political prisoners is ablaze. gunshots loud bangs could be heard. ali, my city, gulf iranian stay, tv broadcast, images of the prisons gutted interior adherents, governor claims the inmates for the destruction. i was wondering how did they let the wi fi it was caused by a fight between prisoners in his sewing workshop, a workshop was set up to create jobs for prisoners at the fall further, even prison holds many of those recently arrested for protesting. iran has been rocked by people taken to the streets, anger of the death of gina masa many while in police custody. the government says to fire in the protest, the unrelated tha

it's been generating a lot of awards buzz since it played at...i think it was toronto.ot of that buzz is for viola davis, who plays nanisca. she is the general of the agojie, an elite force of female soldiers guarding the dahomey kingdom in west africa in the 1820s. the plot involves conflict with neighbouring warlords, portuguese slave traders. there is plenty of spectacle, plenty of action. there is an extraordinary cast, including john boyega — in his best role yet, i think — lashana lynch, sheila atim. very solidly directed by gina prince—bythewood, beautifully shot by polly morgan. but it is viola davis who dominates the screen. she is such a commanding screen presence. i mean, this is a role — it's muscular, it's sinewy, it demands a lot of emotional work, a lot of really physical stuff. and the direction of the film, its solid. it's not going to break any cinematic rules, it's not changing the form of cinema. it's very, very mainstream. but it's also a movie which is, despite that great ensemble cast, really carried by that central performance. and, i mean, i lov

in toronto. i asked him whether the outpouring of international support is likely to make any difference. i'm whether it will have an impact on the regime. i don't, i don't really know, but i am as far as we talk to this to this young protest. i hear she was very happy with what she saw and the picture is coming from berlin. she told us that for them it's, it's very important to get this support from abroad because it means that their voices will be heard and that they, you know, i'm motivated, you know, to keep on with their protests, whether it will have an impact on the government i don't think so at the moment, and they, they try to go against, you know, every, every critical voice from abroad. every measure being taken by the european parliament or other governments with sanctions or, or other measures, which, which they deny the process into iran. speaking to me earlier there, alex, get the latest on the war in ukraine. renewed strikes on energy infrastructure are causing extensive blackout

you see the master restoration that was in toronto. we will have something to date . the organizer are expecting like more than $100.00, thousands to participate. so these 2 are covering everyone every iranian try to do something. anything that they can. all right, journalist to sima said that thank you for your analysis on the story. thank you. to coming up next why most apps on your smartphone are designed to be addicted. that's been our tech magazine shift. i'm told me a logical and i'll be back with a use update at the top of the out oh i have been the fact that i have been beat that i have been.

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