joining us from toronto is jeff morgan.story is one of the most read on the terminal in the last hour. to say that investors were frustrated by this is putting it mildly. jeff: very frustrated. one said to us that they didn't want to be trading on a "third world exchange." very frustrated to have trading down for about 40 minutes today. another investor said they decided not to trade for the rest of the day. the tmx group, which runs the exchanges, says there are still investigating what caused the connection issue. what happened to create a connection issue? until they can answer that question. another fund managers so that they would avoid the exchange. 440 minutes, to have the toronto stock exchange, alpha markets down, was very frustrating for these fund managers. in addition to that, all the stock whose stickers began with the letter m, all the way through s. in canada, that would be companies like man u live through suncor, treating was disrupted in those stocks for an additional half hour preceding the outage. fund m

people come from all over toronto to eat my mother. so many people they say all you are hero of bach, dell, i don't know. i'm just lawyers always logo a. this one is potato and brandy. yeah. ok. thank you. thank you. la. thanks. thank you. thank you and can thanks i with i don't want to say i'm famous, but people loved my food and people like love me. they're saying that this restaurant is not a restaurant. they feel like, oh, i open every day. i close only for one day to been new year. i'm a workaholic, it's more like exercise to me. yeah, i'm healthy and even though i walk, turton are food and i it's not difficult. my wife walks and kitchen making, mixing crap each and everything done by her signal to our success is love and understanding me and my wife make hot sauce together. yeah. would mexican molly, pie chilly and indian grand chilly with common with garlic? done. and i have to add a little cheese. cheese is one that give a very good taste. this sauce is very special. a very good combination with more. and everybody love my hot

they even went to the toronto locker room. end, they won and ended a 13-match winning streak. that's all about sports for now, see you next hour. let's translate from clerical, but understandable, everything is not so scary if there is an instruction. the military successfully repel the attacks of the armed forces, meanwhile, in the liberated territories of the donetsk people's republic, they are actively restoring everything that the kiev militants destroyed. the first step is to repair the roads. now an important transport artery is being reconstructed, donetsk mariupol will tell boris maksudov in more detail. on the front and right, then, there is a given point roughly speaking, in the center of the semicircle, the ugoldar direction is located. one of the most difficult now on the donetsk front, the enemy. here , almost around the clock, it tests the defense of the allied forces. watch especially closely. beyond the sky rather, the sky is listening here. recently , we have encountered unmanned aerial vehicles that operate i

they even went to the toronto locker room.t, they won and interrupted the 13-match winning streak. thank you it was alexander abramov moscow is ready to become a mediator in possible talks between the president in syria and turkey, said ria novosti news agency, special representative of the russian president for the syrian settlement alexander lavrentyev according to him, such a meeting. it would be extremely important . he also noted. there is still a chance that turkey will refrain from a ground operation against kurdish formations in syria . anton has all the details. turkish aviation strikes on border interiors. more than 50 aircraft and 20 drones with earth. they are supported by artillery, the president of turkey, who last week ordered the start of the operation, the claw of the sword, claims the targets of the strikes were the jackets of the armed formations. ankara considers them terrorists and deliberately destroy the threat by all available means. we will clear the teldiat manbij and the ain or arab who are the sourc

they even went to locker room toronto as a result, he won and interrupted the 13 -match winning streakey. that's all for the sport so far, see you in the next issues. perm was. maybe i'm not human either. we’ll translate the christian stone from the clerical, but understandable, everything is not so scary if there is an instruction. car dealers mastered parallel imports in the premium segment prices more than doubled demand. there is a need for cars for at least two months, how luxury cars are now delivered and how things are with after-sales service i found out none according to the analytical agency autostat, sales of luxury cars in russia have fallen by 60% this year. in the period from january to october, only 315 copies were sold. of these, only 20 cars were sold in october, and this applies not only to luxury cars in general, but also to the domestic market for new passenger cars and light commercial vehicles, according to the european business association. fell almost 61%. now the premium segment, including luxury, because it is quite small, for example, the segment is coming.

he said to cry, regional government representative in north america, he joins us now from toronto. thank you very much for being on the program. this is been a long time coming and it's obviously a huge step toward pace. can you explain just how significant the says it's very significant. thank you very much for having me as the whole and the block, the guy had been asking for the encoding, national community or the and he said that he manage area and slow to to gray. it's been very long since mid august. there wasn't any money in paris to guy and the people are very much after the finding of viagra months inside africa, the 2nd of november. but nothing has been materialized today. and now we have heard from the ne rajeet that the 2 parties have agreed with an immediate expect to slow human aid. and of course, to leave the city. so it's significant in terms of helping the people in need integrate those children would see without medication and then mothers and yield us as well. so it's very much significant. what got the saw over the line over the reason for the gift, getting the d

and the united nations estimates 1830 people have died or gone. missing toronto crossed the med in 2022. not more so to come here now does air including taxing times for donald trump, former us president will have to come clean about his own, his mu. tell you about a crucial ruling by the supreme court. more than 200000 people are fed their homes, his father and sweeps across east and democratic republic of congo regional leaders are set to hope he's told. but for many people it may be too little, too late morning. ah, here's your weather update in a minute. 15 for the americas and we've got so high of 4 degrees in toronto. no, we had that historic snowfall in western new york in the days to come. i think we're going to see some rain pol in on top of that off to the west. we go and this is where we see that act of whether return for that central and north coast of british columbia mix of st. cloud for washington state and oregon and south of this temperature is actually above average in los angeles with a high of 25 degrees is calm now for the u. s. gall states, but we're going to see t

jetta the forward of the cynically squad is originally from in fact, 6 of the members of the lions of toronto are from the region cosmos including sod yo money. and there was enormous disappointment and fear that the ti wouldn't be able to perform without their star player who's suffering in injury. sickle is of multi face off psychologically. you know, it had an impact on the 1st game from not they have to forget about monica absence . we're going to play our 2nd game enough to get about it. somebody even coma. so this is one of the main roads of is e gasha and look at it now. where's everyone while watching the game or listening to the game? the government put in place a decree asking for businesses in schools and shops to shut down so they can follow this important match. after the game, there's a sense that synagogue doesn't, didn't perform as well as it's sure to. huh. but for some, there's a feeling that they did okay. given that some of their short players were missing and they were playing a strong side ahead in the game against hunter and people here feel that they should be able to

off the toronto project down on demonstrations in september. we heard from a professor of political communication at the university of toronto, forwarded zante, who says the idea of regime change in iran has been on the u. s. agenda for quite some time. report came from the wall. that is very much linked to the u. s. government and these type of leaks have a purpose. i think the main reason the leaching that this type of news at this time is that it on and the united states in the hybrid war. and the us uses the, these type of propaganda tools to affect this hybrid war advantage, cyber goals. so you need to have some sorts of accusation against see that every day. and so yesterday was the issue of tackling so tomorrow i'm sure they will come up with some of the accusation against the and this is what they have been doing for many years. of course, with the city of failure in the policy. because the idea of the machine change in iran has been on the us government agenda for many, many years. and they have not been able to achieve that goal. and

and this footage is from fathers to city close to toronto, where people gathered to my in greater freedom. they sure my protest was sponsored by the death of massa meanie who dies in police custody. ah right well garrath bale has once again proved to be the hero for wales in their 1st well cup came the 64 years. he's called a penalty to rescue a drawer in the opening game against the usa timothy way i had earlier put the americans in the front, but bail and sharing both, both and showing both teams left with a point or pull recess live now and i'm had been audi stadium for the match between the usa and wales, it was a sampling of a nail by so it wasn't it pull their all sorts of cheese in the newsroom here. but this, of course, as i mentioned that as a team that explains 64 years of the will cut wilderness before this match. did they burst back on to the scene, while knave they did it? and then they did the 1st health, really very poor for wiles who a much better than the, than the showing that in the 1st half hour. you know, this is a team that's obviously from a country of i need 300000

if you're in toronto and in those breezy when saturday, it will feel about minus 7. also, low temperature is across the canadian prairies, vagina minus 9, but it's sunny for western canada and really rate across that west coast of the us from washington state, oregon, california suns out in los angeles at 26, that's trading a few degrees above average. but we're, temperatures are well below average is this part of the world. so new orleans 11 degrees should be about 22, but really any spot here you're falling below where you should be for the sub your lot of activity in the bay of can pet shane. this is sort of just going to meander around here for the next few days, but of course it is something we'll keep tabs on. it's been some more flooding and land slides in columbia as capital bogota still more rain in the forecast there on thursday. is another beauty of the day in santiago, plenty of sun with the high of 30 degrees. that sure weather update. we'll see you soon. take care ah, a new series exploring how traditional knowledge from indigenous community is helping

with a clear up operation, you see temperatures now getting about freezing in toronto in ottawa, 6 hm. 6 celsius there for new york, maybe an 8 in d. c. with those winds coming in from that milder direction. clear skies also pushing through as well books to one or 2 showers just around when she showers around the lake superior main area for the snow though through tuesday, that is going to be across the western side of canada. it may be just spinning down across the pacific northwest for a time even that should just gravity peace route as it eases further eastwards. we'll see some snow there into where alberta saskatchewan having said that may be across the mountain state, warmer weather, over towards the east, getting into double figures for new york and for dc. welcome, sunshine. coming back here, some shadow showers may mile across c kara been to, bobby, had this rather more persistent line of cloud rain spinning out of miami, pulling out of southern parts of florida. right the way down towards the yucatan peninsula. we some heavier showers to for the western caribbean. ah, the gen

it should be about 7 degrees this year in toronto, and in those breezy when saturday it will feel about minus 7. also low temperatures across the canadian prairies, vagina minus 9, but it's sunny for western canada and really rate across that west coast of the us from washington state, oregon, california suns out in los angeles at $26.00. that's training a few degrees above average, but we're temperatures are well below average is this part of the world. so new orleans 11 degrees should be about 22, but really any spot here you're falling below where you should be for this. your lot of activity in the bay of can pet shane. this is sort of just going to meander around here for the next few days, but of course it is something we'll keep tabs on. it's been some more flooding in land slides in columbia as capital bogota still more rain in the forecast there on thursday. is another beauty of the day in santiago, plenty of sun with the high of 30 degrees. that sure weather update. we'll see you soon. take care ah, jumping to the street when no topic is off the table. i don't think that anybod

joining us now is technology reporter, takara small, who is in toronto.they are verified? 0r for a blue tick to prove they are verified? or will we see another u—turn from elon musk? i verified? or will we see another u-turn from elon musk?- verified? or will we see another u-turn from elon musk? i think that is the key part. _ u-turn from elon musk? i think that is the key part, who _ u-turn from elon musk? i think that is the key part, who knows, - u-turn from elon musk? i think that is the key part, who knows, it - u-turn from elon musk? i think that is the key part, who knows, it has . is the key part, who knows, it has been a chaotic few weeks since he took over but i think the current version of the blue tick which allows anyone to purchase a blue tick mark is done, it has created too much chaos, it has had a huge impact on major companies and as a result on the stock markets so i think this one is pretty much dead in the water. but think this one is pretty much dead in the water-— think this one is pretty much dead in the water. but he needs to mak

i'm not the only show to keep tabs on the toronto teacher with oversized prosthetic breasts. not sure what that says about us, be but just trying to keep you abreast. terrible. the crack investigative team in gutfeld has been all over this story like water in a wet t-shirt contest. we have an update, the school board where she teaches has come out in support of the teacher's literally in your face fetish. it's important to recognize the impact that dress code policies can have on members of the transgender community. right. because the transgender community all have to wear breasts the size of the moons of neptune. it's important for employers to make allowances to express themselves in accordance with their lived gender. sure thing, pal. how about a little common sense. women don't look like that in my dreams. so basically, if you say you trans, you can game the system. why not go to work in a g-string? that's how i express myself. you know that g stands for greg, right? it's true. and what about the rights of kids exposed to such a sexualized caricatures of a woman. a biolo

these people protesting in toronto, canada, containing all the sand everywhere is a challenge. even the powerful chinese communist party is unlikely to win. and i'm joined now by talking. yeah, he's an academic lawyer and human rights scholar and activist, welcome in china. hasn't seen rallies like this and over 30 years is something shifting in society or people so fed up that they've lost fear? yes, it's an unseen since 1989, a gentleman, democracy movement. and many scholars analyzing tana and this is in the hotel to the return isn't it's really unlikely for the people to take to this change to organize. so it's kind of a protest, but to, for the past 3 years, that 0 call a policy made people, friends are people feel really unacceptable on the trigger event. in rumors c, k, ling 10 waiters at least 10 people. and then people for free or really angry and they feel frustrated and then, and then suddenly they guided together to demands the end of 0 current policy. and then more people demand freedom. democracy. how nervous is the communist party at this point? what can this mea

these people protesting in toronto, canada containing old ascent everywhere is a challenge. even the powerful chinese communist party is unlikely to when laura will journalist fabio crunch for is in beijing. i asked him how much of an impact the protests are having where they appear to be at that appear to have some impact in gone, joe, that's the city where anti locked and protest broke out. and the city announced quite a substantial easing of pandemic. rules are many of the locked dance have been lifted, schools have reopened, and the city wide mass testing has been suspended and that is significant. but of course, it's only in one city and many other parts of the country. the lockdown, continue the transferring em into current teen centers. continuous. so let's see how that works out. but the pandemic demands were only one part of what the protesters have requested aid. there were also very political protests many asked for freedom. they asked for a rule of law for human rights, and for those political aspects, the chinese government has made more than clear that it will

a success the team achieved already in 2001, the next new jersey fight will be held against the torontoson the night of wednesday to thursday, yegor will be able to extend his goal streak to four matches, we will find out the day after tomorrow the start of the meeting against the mables at 3:00 am minsk time. i am szymanovich. i could not get on the podium of the russian short course swimming championship following the results of the 200-meter breaststroke. the leader of our team in the final was the fifth victory. at this distance, the russian celebrated. kirill prigoda grigory pikarsky in the 100-meter butterfly event, the host of the forum, andrey minakov, finished fourth, and i remind you that earlier belarusian swimmers won three medals. alina zamyshkola with a new national record became the best breaststroke at fifty and leshinovich was the second in breaststroke at a hundred meters, the freestyle four by 50 mixed relay won bronze. and such was the day of sports in the studio worked christina kamysh. all the best. we continue to discover new cities and neighborhoods from this hill

the toronto sun, a paper says the teacher remains on leave to an injury not suffered at school.o wear a boot on her foot. so, how does she hurt her foot of reporter would ask. did she get caught when she was putting on her? maybe she fell off the stage during a wet tarp contest. now -- she can't teach shop class. she can skydive. so what is a tell us? that the on leave things as genuine as her doritos size hubcaps. that's another word. this could be yet another twist to the best trolling ever. so you say teachers can't identify however they want and force on the students question were cool, i would like to order the double taj mahal. and as you sit in the home for an injury? cool, a goal skydiving with my massive belief and everything, i love this person i would hug her if my arms were four times larger. the wig came off quicker than justin trudeau's blackface. you would think, when you think eight shop teacher would've bolted it down? the daily mail which reported on this says it's not clear what the relationship is if there's any between voodoo, the woman, man now woman. so we

these people protesting in toronto, canada containing old ascent. everywhere is a challenge. even the powerful chinese communist party is unlikely to win. c for earlier i spoke to younger wong, senior china research over human rights watch, and i asked her, are these purchase, are they now about something much more than just the pandemic restrictions? i think it's obvious that it's already about something else because some people are calling for a democracy in a new or flaw him and even calling for president she to step down for the end of the commies to party. lou is extraordinarily, came for people to say those things up wide are in public. i want to ask you too about the former chinese president jiang zemin, the reports that he has died at the age of 96 of his death. could it be useful politically for she's been paying in view of what is happening right now on the streets across china? well, i think i'm already seeing a lot of p po morning and das of john's a me, it's less about and they really, you know, missed the time john was to president is more about and they are usi

and this footages from far dis, a city close to toronto, where people gathers demanding greater freedom the top south african chord says medical parole granted to former president, jacob's zoom or was unlawful, irrational, and unconstitutional sch, but the supreme court of appeal is yet to rule and whether he'll return to prison, asked she, as he was sentenced to 15 months for refusing to testify before corruption inquiry was released on parole after just 2 months or you're up to date. those are the top stories stay with us though witness is coming up. next one out as euro and you series exploring how traditional knowledge from indigenous community is helping tackle today's environmental catastrophe. we follow as sammy communities conflict with a plan to build a mine in their northern sweden home land. one that could endanger their ecosystems and their way of life. first nations continue black butterflies. the cost of going green on al jazeera. oh thank god, when you deal with them by miasma. by yeah, i mean, there was a good getting my new them book. i bottle, don't let me get a huge o

she testified she first met weinstein at the toronto international film festival in 2005. she said, quote, i felt a bit intimidated. he was charming. he treated me, initially, like he was really curious about me. i felt like there was a genuine interest in talking about my work. >>> during opening statements, weinstein's attorney said siebel newsom had consensual sex with him to get ahead in hollywood. he has pleaded not guilty to four counts of rape and seven counts of sexual assault . weinstein is already serving a sentence in new york. siebel newsom is the fourth woman to testify against him in this trial. we normally do not name accusers in sex crime cases unless they come forward publicly, which she did, several weeks ago. >>> on two other news around the bay area now, holes in the ceiling of sentences goes broadway tunnel, tonight, after a crane raised the roof. take a look at this. it happened around 3:00 this afternoon on the eastbound part of the tunnel. fire officials say there is no structural damage, it is just a big mess, as you can see. >>> solano county poli

it is her clients who will be supporting her in a toronto courtroom in like edmund, they have come from all over ontario for the trial. ah . how are you? my friend, after to see oh, i never let it keeps me keep moving. i my brain. oh, good year. that's a recorded line. in the 1st case of its kind. why the lawyer is accused of slandering the court? ah, the potential $25000.00 funding would force her to withdraw her commitment to the victims cause, ah, even in after a short hearing, the judge rules in her favor, thanks to the survivors of saint dan's residential school. the whole people has just won its 1st battle and with it some kind of revenge on history. and the philosophy which they said was to kill the indian and the child, which meant took them from their family and their land. they would cease to be indian people. but what they did was they created generations of damaged people, but never stop being indian people. ah, we are not free. we are prisoners of canada in 2020 lou apologies apology. but the reality is, i still have my banner i will continue to fight until they say no more

ukraine's deputy minister of the economy joining us in toronto.he has participated in a conference possibly tied to getting investment here in canada. coming up, a preview of the fomc minutes set to be released at the top of the hour. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ we all have a purpose in life - a “why.” maybe it's perfecting that special place that you want to keep in the family or passing down the family business or giving back to the places that inspire you. no matter your purpose, at pnc private bank, we will work with you every step of the way to help you achieve it. so let us focus on the how. just tell us - what's your why? kriti: this is "bloomberg markets." our reporter is joining us about what to expect from the fomc minutes we are expecting at the top of the hour. what are the expectations? >> the biggest thing folks are going to be looking out for, this is something that jay powell referenced in the press conference after the meeting took place on november 2. he said the focus is shifting toward how high the rates will need to go

state flag issue never would have been brought back up if it wasn't what happened on june the 17th in toronto, south carolina. they want you to believe that that flag grew hands. delays came down that po walked in that church and you know, those people it was a human being that did that, not a flag. open your mouth. open your mouth. oh, we keep them your mouth open, it are. does something what the concussion every flag has its history. it has its pride and dark parts. we won't talk about dark parts, you know, we can mention how slavery was brought in under the u. s. flag. there's videos of this one organization marching down. i believe it's pennsylvania avenue in washington, d. c. and they're only flying the u. s. y again. why not be offended? because if that's like, you know, if we're going to be offended by everything, every negative part of our history, we have to get rid of everything. so if you say you are fighting for your heritage where your heritage was based on money and power in the only way you could get money and power here in the south is if you kill a decent franchise, people in

she is in my home town of toronto . let's my home town of toronto. let's have a look at this.nd behind the queen is lady susan and behind lady susan. oh, there's our old chum, the former cabinet minister, jason , who's been on this show, jason, who's been on this show, said if , jason, who's been on this show, said if, you're playing six degrees of regal . that's a royal degrees of regal. that's a royal flush right there, lady hussey held the royal long and faithful service with the extra bars 30, 40, 50 and 60 years of service. well, lady , 60 years of long well, lady, 60 years of long and, faithful service have all come down. she's out of here. she's stick a fork in her done after repeatedly asking and goes forlani, the founder of the abuse charity sister space, where she was from and to take aim from here . i'm as british as aim from here. i'm as british as you . an answer, samantha smith you. an answer, samantha smith is back with us. what do you make of this, samantha ? well, i make of this, samantha? well, i think that it's all being blown up into a massive issue of the

it's a day of disruption in toronto. 2200 workers went on strike against metrolink, which runs part of the regions public transit network. at the same time, schools are in upheaval and may be closed after education support workers walked out. a top economist at goldman sachs says there is a plausible path for the u.s. to avoid recession. he says that involves a moderation in economic activity, a slowdown in wage growth, and easing of inflation, and a rebalancing of the labor market. goldman sees a 35% probability of a u.s. recession in the next year. that is well below wall street's consensus. the northeastern u.s. is hurtling towards a winter heating crisis. heating oil delivered to new york is the priciest ever. retailers in connecticut are rationing it to prevent panic buying and there are warnings of a natural gas shortage and if you add it all up, northeastern consumers faced the highest energy bills and gave this winter. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton

these people protesting in toronto, canada.ontaining all dissent everywhere is the challenge even the powerful chinese communist party is unlikely to win. brent: earlier, i spoke to a senior china researcher for human rights watch. i asked her if the protests are becoming more and more about something more than just the pandemic. >> i think it's obvious it's already about something else, because some people are calling for democracy, the rule of law, and even calling for president xi to step down and for the end of communist party rule. it's extraordinarily risky for people to say those things in public. brent: i will ask you too about the former chinese president minh, who died at the age of 96, reportedly. could his death be useful politically for jie zheng paying -- xi jinping and what is happening now across the streets across china? >> i see a lot of people mourning his death. they missed the time he was the president. they are using the death and the morning and the death to send the message, we don't like the current guy

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will have an update from toronto, kenya's, former president, who do kinyata is urging kong. elise rebels from government forces to stop fighting and stop talking. we're about an hour from the glistening skyscrapers of di habit. the view here couldn't be any more different over there. the, the raven gulf behind me kilometers of june come up and he's got for a drive. we hit the desert june south of capos capital to find out what world cup fans can do for thrills outside of matches. that's coming up with peter. lighter and sport. ah, well for the 1st time in 2 years, flights have brought much needed. i to ethiopia is to drive region. at the same time, a delegation from the international red cross is arrived by road. it follows an agreement between the government and to gripe people's liberation front. the deal in did a conflict which began in 2020 a liberian flagged oil tanker has been struck by an exploiting trone off the coast of oman. the vessel is operated by singapore based eastern pacific shipping. the company is owned by israeli billionaire eton offer it reported only mine damage to

we have a special report from toronto. >> this is the port of albania, where many men and women who havet u.k. have come from. so many have left the region there are now concerns about t population. linette: no ballot stopping at novell way, -- stuffing and no foul play. president biden jokes at the turkey pardon. welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe did we begin tonight in qatar, the host country of the men's football world cup, as global politics is spilling over onto the pitch. the iranian team declined to sing the national anthem, a display of support for protesters back home. and england abandoned plans to wear armbands in support of gay rights after a warning that players could be forced off the field for breaking rules. beginning our coverage tonight in doha. >> it was impossible to escape the politics of this game. in the most extraordinary moment came from iran's players, refusing to sing the national anthem, and move that could have serious consequences with them, because it appears to side with the antigovernment protesters. the players have come under a g

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with here's your weather update in a minute. 15 for the americas and we've got high 4 degrees in toronto. no, we had that historic snowfall in western new york in the days to come. i think we're going to see some rain pol in on top of that off to the west. we go, and this is where we see that active weather return for the central and north coast of british columbia mix of sun in cloud for washington state and oregon. and south of this temperature is actually above average in los angeles with a high of 25 degrees is come now for the u. s. gulf states, but we're going to see that change. we've got this stagnate weather front here, given us somewhat weather for florida. let me put this a day, ford on thursday, winds coming down from the north meeting up with those warm winds off the gulf of mexico. that's going to sparked some storms in texas, louisiana, and mississippi. after the caribbean, we go central america looking pretty good for that eastern side of cuba. same goes for haiti, but elsewhere. some rain can be found in to gucci. dealt with the height of 25 degrees. active weather throu

is trying to remove iran from a you in commission on women because of toronto crackdown on ongoing protests. iran has just started a 4 year term on the commission. we james to promote gender equality, the us and albania, hosted and informal you in meeting to discuss the situation. iran has been rocked by unrest since a young woman died and placed custody in september. a french court has sentenced to former liberian rebel commanded to life in prison. 47 year olds, county camara was convicted of crimes against civilians between 19931994 the violence including eating some one's heart and allowing soldiers to repeatedly ripe 2 teenage girls. laura burton manley reports it was a historic moment in this paris court as formal liberian rebel command, a country camera was handed a life sentence, the crimes against humanity. it was the 1st time a french court tried someone involved in liberia's, civil was, as of course, adult osman idea with this 3 week trial is very important. we seated over and over during these hearings, there is total impunity in iberia to the criminals of this war. that devastat

fable lindsey steven spielberg's love letter to filmmaking and to the family that raised him at the toronto film festival, earned him a standing ovation, and is being touted for the best picture. oscar. you do what your heart says you what was your favorite time? well, happy thanksgiving today to all who celebrate up against the start i one of the biggest holiday seasons in the united states also typically one of its busiest travel periods after 2 years of panoramic disruption this years, holidays have brought travel levels back up to normal and beyond several airlines expect sunday to be their busiest day since before the pandemic. while the american automobile associations as thanksgiving 2022 will be the 3rd busiest on the roads since the year 2000 here watching a dw news. a quick reminder of our top story. ukrainian president polanski is urging the united nations to back a resolution condemning and terror. moscow has wanted more attacks on key infrastructure strikes, knocked out power and heat in several cities, and also caused blackouts in the frame. moldova also, the un human rights b