brandon takes them up. toronto thomas landmark. the c n. tower the yeah, yeah, we're going to say, yeah, one thing and then that they call it just a shuttle to leave their impatient to get working and going to school and have their own place. they're doing really well. they're picking up a lot every, every week that goes by, there is going to be ups and downs and hard things, but that's life. these people like kill and her family, their survivors, they're extremely tough. they're very smart and they're capable of doing things that are difficult. they're going to do fine. hi, welcome to the university of colorado. my name is shane, i'll be a target for mentors and akila daughter to mana, continuing their education is a top priority. today, their turing toronto university campuses to get a sense of what student life might be like here. i think i see over here there's a little cafe call back and they usually have like a mix of coffee and i'm just not so sure ever running between possibly need to grab food. it's really convenient becau

today, kayla and her husband mussa checking out the neighborhood west of toronto. their tour guide is chicago rod, another african who came here as a refugee 12 years ago, any filling in the tax on your company in austin, which was shamble. what's your nature? akilah and mussa are nervous about moving too far away from what they already know, that she cor wants to show them something the millions and ask and supermarket credit. she's all on the online to show us if i'm like it's like along the corner, you're going to go to a couple is excited to see what's on offered as a one on one is gonna give you such a warning. i don't know. i'm not funny. what's wrong, what's wrong with it, and i'm, i can't feel shake either the on the weekends, their sponsors show them around their new city. okay. one saturday. brandon takes them up to auto tall landmark. the c n tower. the yeah. yeah. we're going to say, yeah, one is 3 and then they call it just a shuttle to leave their impatient to get working and going to school and have their own place. they're doing really well. they're

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and in toronto, we cross the christopher black. he's a member of the canadian peace congress and international criminal lawyer. i gentlemen cross groves and effects that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate, i want to go to peter person washington. i wanna read a few headlines here that have come out in the last news cycle. so number one, nato says, alliance is ready for direct confrontation with russia. second point, russia warren, so a full blown war. again, poland says it's ready to send f sixteens to ukraine in coordination with nato and a headline from the wall street journal. some western backers of ukraine worry, but time might not be on ukraine's side. so peter, i mean, this seems to be a full steam ahead with escalation here. but we have mixed messages from a western capitals and then throw in what the russians are reacting to. i mean, this is a collision course to where peter and collision course to insanity . i may, we are. the situation gets more and more dire and desperate by the day. and, you k

let me go to christopher in toronto. you know, i, i am not a professor of international relations or law, but it doesn't make any sense to me. that escalation is a form of deterrence. it's just the reverse. go ahead, christopher in toronto, that's. that's right. but the entire position of native since the at least and be before the might and who in 2014 is one of aggression against russia. and that's what they've intended all along. so it doesn't make sense to any rational person, but it does to those people that neo cons in charge and washed in london, who have ambitions to repeat what hitler tried to do by conquering and destroying and taking apart russia and the regional conflict. and ukraine is there arm fist against russia, and that's what they're trying to, to the present time. the failing and the sanction to fill it doesn't make any sense . in rational terms. you have to go back to what they really want. what is their ultimate objective? because it's close to, it's often said many times that war is politics throug

in toronto, rents are up 20% per year and we are seeing similar across the country as well.nnect the story for us when it comes to things like immigration policy with the construction market not just for the next few months but for the next few years. what does that look like? john: completely disconnected and i think more people and more economists are raising the red flags. you have the federal government really driving up population through immigration for nonpermanent residents without coordinating with the housing sector. depending on which reports you are reading, ontario, our biggest province, needs to build between 1.5 to 2.5 million homes over the next 10 years to keep up with this and this is, you know, three times the level we are actually building so this is the challenge and this is why we have been seeing both rapid growth not just in rents but in house prices over the next few years. jon: we spoke earlier this half-hour about the fact that interest rates went from basically zero to where they are right now. when interest rates were as low as they were, there w

every week they speak to brennan in toronto. you're all looking good. know i like a shirt. i'm not sure that you like he likes tarza mana, i've heard it was your birthday the other day with that? yes. i'm sorry. yeah. yeah. it was yesterday. happy birthday. thank you so i think you know, melissa there i want you to be here too. so we will meet you in canada. gosh, i hope it is not going to be too much longer for you to come there desperate for news about when they'll be able to go to canada. it's frustrating with we're trying to get our government to move faster in various se left problems to taliban have renamed on a promise to reopen secondary schools. the girl women who dared to protest had been arrested and imprisoned was one of the most within pitch of the design. and as i'm able to talk to my questions, actually with a number of times on the ships money about her medicine, she told me that my water has a touch on the motion and be southern was i'm sure you guys are still on it or not a lot of them, this is left the kids of, of this and i'd like to ship the phone with

r is touring the university of toronto. one of canada's top universities grading the call, she's keen to find out what studies they offer here. some people study for international relations. can they also take our last and business to? yeah, yeah, definitely. yeah. oh, she's excited to start campus life. but she's half a world away from everything she's ever know what you receive if you go to college . oh, okay. i probably kept on again. yeah. okay, melissa. yep. and towers troll and though we have one or a building here, this is where i 1st met nanos. in 2018, she was just 16 years old and a star student at, you know, she had a high school in cobbled akira, have a colleague with the school principal that then girls were clamoring for the opportunity to learn. every morning from 6 am about 7000 girls would file through the front gate somewhere before this one, i'm not sure what would be my last claim to enjoy and go to walmart or not just join the shit. all sudden was the after the us led invasion of afghanistan in 2001 bil

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every week they speak to brennan in toronto. you're all looking good. no. i like a shirt. i mean the chip that you like. he likes garza mana, i've heard it was your birthday the other day. was that? yes, i'm sorry. yeah, yeah. it was yesterday. happy birthday. thank you phone. why? thank you melissa there. i want you to be here too. so we will meet you in canada. gosh, i hope it is not going to be too much longer for you to come near guess pick for news about when they'll be able to go to canada. it's frustrating with we're trying to get our government to move faster and shell are very se left problems to taliban have renamed on a promise to reopen secondary schools. the girl women who dared to protest have been arrested and imprisoned. was one of the financial. you're not just the most with the pitch of this i'm portal because i'm able to mark off number times and this money about the home that us on the double java my what is has a touch on the motion and be southern i'm sure you guys are a little funny on not a lot of them, this is roughly kids of this and i didn't like

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the deputy for the international affairs of toronto municipality says washington is behind attempts to destabilize iran as little happens in the middle east without approval from the white house. it shows that how the americans are supporting formation of terrorist groups, or let's say, importing theories group inside iran and bring the, the, the, the find that they are doing against you on inside the country to do the satellite country and the security. nothing is happening in other countries in the region without the life on the united states in washington, and the fact that on a sunday walk and they have established lots of military b as in different parts of the region. and the, the main opponent to that, i mean, is probably about the want. so because they're the, are trying to fight against the me and government. they are a living in a union for the board. that's what they believe on what it is, not the truth. the war has changed and it was over there has totally changed. modernized, and effective military forces are necessary to protect russia grantees. that was a message from vl

now that could be seen directly at a rally in toronto as a d square. one of the hot spots of the 1979 revolution, thousands wave national flags and hell posters. denouncing washington's sanctions crusade. we heard from our t contributor, you stepped jelly now by the importance of the oliver history and what it means to citizens there. 44 years ago, although these queries at one was jam packed with hundreds of thousands of iranians, if not millions, to welcome a man who changed the course of history in iran. in mom khomeini, when the mom returned from forest exile in 1979, it meant that thousands of years of monarchy would make way for religious democracy . former monarch mohammed resolved that if he known as the shot, had already fled the country. just a few months later, these law mach republic became iran's new ruling system in a nation wide referendum. the flemish republic as the fruit of the nation void uprising was formed based on the idea of religious democracy. the will and vote of the people. and based on the divine and spiritual teachings of t

they flew into toronto, then froze to death trying to walk from manitoba into minnesota.heir deaths haven't deterred others. more are taking the risk. along this 860-mile stretch of border that the grand forks sector patrols the only real barriers are snow and trees. this year they've seen a 500% increase of arrests for people trying to cross into the u.s. illegally. >> it's not uncommon to see negative 40 here. we're also filling gaps -- >> reporter: anthony good runs u.s. border patrol operations from wisconsin to north dakota. >> personally it breaks my heart, right? no one wants to see another human being suffer. >> reporter: illegal crossings are up all along the northern border. in one sector they're up more than 700%. and increasingly like on the southern border people are being smuggled by human trafficking rings. >> the smugglers do not care about their lives at all. all they care about is the money. somebody that might smuggle human beings will also on their way back smuggle guns into canada or smuggle drugs with these people into the united states. >> there are

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mayormente estarÍa cruzando son los mexicanos, quienes aparentemente estarÍan volando hasta montreal y torontoras tambiÉn se revelÓ que la alcaldÍa de nueva york estarÍa pagando los boletos en autobÚs a los solicitantes de asilo que han cruzado por la frontera sur y tienen como destino final canadÁ. esta es la informaciÓn que tenemos por ahora desde vermont. leÓn: una de las decisiones mÁs polÉmicas ha sido el programa "quÉdate en mÉxico". el programa de mÉxico siempre ha afirmado que fue una imposiciÓn del gobierno de trump, pero hoy se confirmÓ que el programa fue un acuerdo en privado que ocultÓ el canciller marcelo ebrard. >> siempre se me engaÑÓ en el sentido de no decirme que esto habÍa sido un acuerdo, una negociaciÓn entre ebrard y pompeyo y nielsen. leÓn: fue muy crÍtica con el presidente lÓpez obrador por la falta de contacto con las comunidades migrantes y la crisis del fentanilo. escuche la entrevista completa. allÍ estÁ el cÓdigo qr. el servicio de migraciÓn enfrenta una demanda por hacer pasar a sus agentes por policÍas para ingresar a casas de migrantes sin tener orden de allana

violence, delays, and disruptions for which the electoral commission has come under fire. 3 from toronto's and all 3 say that winning nigeria election but with delays and disruptions and saturday, the result is far from cleo people are getting impatient and increasingly voted from boston city a week till late night wouldn't. i wouldn't have to do the report on harvey doo dads over because ring and the selection will break is not that it might be, it would bring up. what if the program to major this is considered the tightest presidential race in nigeria since it ended military rule in 1999. but experts observing the election said voting over the weekend was affected by pool organization was 14 africa, late arrival. of orlin officials, 14 materials and in some cases the delivery over all the materials at holland stations across the country. just as good. there has also been violence in several states. in one case, on sunday in lagos, a group of men pretended to be electoral officials. i didn't stormed into the voting center and attacked blank. i meant the chaos. there have been a few report

he is in the toronto few places represent the horrors of the earthquake more than here and is more bodies are buried. more families walk the graveyard to find their final resting place. and across the border in syria, the situation is also dire. aid has been slow to reach the areas affected by the quakes of particular concern as the rebel held, northwest and region of the country. it's facing a medical and humanitarian emergency due to the shortages with millions in need of help. the u. s. is now encouraging the united nations to push forward with a resolution that would keep to new border crossings from turkey into syria open that would allow the flow of much needed aid and equipment to continue scientists studying one of the worlds fastest changing glaciers in an antarctica have reveal that sea water may be accelerating its retreat using an underwater robot. they observed cracks and crevices beneath the weights glazier and on the so called grounding line, where the ice meets the ocean. and it's here that warm water is getting into those weak spots, causing extreme melting. so it is know

me shark larva he is in the toronto few places represent the horrors of the earthquake more than here. and is more bodies of buried. more families walk to graveyard to find their final resting place. a harrison of stories making headlines around the world. ukrainian authority sake, 6 russian balloon spotted over cuba may have contained surveillance equipment. most of the balloons have now been shot down by the ukranian air defenses. russia has not yet commented on the reports. dozens of migrants are missing and presumed dead. after their boat sank off the coast of libya, rescuers of retrieved 11 bodies. our 7 survivors are in hospital. it's just the latest shipwreck in the mediterranean, or of the world's most dangerous migration routes. at least 39 people have been killed and 20 more injured in a bus crash in panama authority say the boss was carrying migrants with entered from columbia. record numbers of migrants arrived in panama last year headed for the united states. a u. s. court has sentenced a white supremacist and kill 10 black people in the mass shooting last year. it's a li

give the families peace of mind. law michel clover is in the toronto. few places represent the horrors of the earthquake. more than here. and as more bodies buried, more families walk to graveyard to find their final resting place. as turned out to some of the stories making headlines around the world, li say one person has been killed and 3 injured in a shooting in el paso, texas. the incident happened in the parking lot of a wal mart supermarket were 23 people were killed in a racist attack in 2019 for you as court, hers and sentenced. a white supremacist to kill tan black people in a mash shooting last year to live in prison. cor proceedings were briefly disrupted after one of his victims relatives lunged at him. the shooter expressed remorse for the massacre saying he had been radicalized no racist conspiracy theories there had online. nothing would like to thank you all for being dozens of migrants and missing and presumed dead. after their boat sank off the coast of libya, rescuers have retrieved 11 bodies are 7 survivors and hospital latest ship wreck in the mediterranean. one o

he is in the toronto some few places represent the horrors of the earthquake more than here and is more bodies of buried. more families walk the graveyard to find their final resting place. here are some other stories making headlines around the world. ukrainian authority say 6 russian balloon spotted over keys may have contained surveillance equipment. most of the balloons have now been shut down by the ukrainian air defenses. russia has not yet commented on the reports. iran's president and brain race, he has criticized sanctions as weapons of mass destruction during the 2nd day of a rare state visit to china. duran is seeking closer ties with beijing, which is already one of the biggest buyers of iranian oil. iran's economy has been struggling for years due to crippling us sanctions imposed over its nuclear program . you as court has enters the white supremacist who killed 10 black people in a mass shooting last year to life in prison. court proceedings were briefly disrupted after one of his victims relative, lunged at him. the shooter express remorse for the massacre saying he had

give the families peace of mind to law me shak larva, he is in the toronto some few places represent the horrors of the earthquake more than here and is more bodies of buried. more families walk the graveyard to find their final resting place. and joining us now from one of the worst affected regions and turkey is our correspond, jack burgle found that report and actually heartbreaking scenes there. can you tell us more about your visit to that graveyard? well, the overwhelming sense god was that the authorities and the people that have volunteered to work there were just doing absolutely everything within their power to try and show the bodies and the families of those people who had died the utmost respect and dignity in what is a really, really difficult situation, bearing in mind that a lot of the people that are doing that work are themselves affected by this earthquake. pretty much every single person in this region has a story of sadness of grief, of destruction from that earthquake that hit 10 days ago. and i just want to say that our, our team didn't take it lightly, that th

here are the shots they write it in toronto but when the recording was made it is not clear the day beforeover alaska another unidentified object is now studying the wreckage, and a week ago, the us military destroyed a chinese meteor, which flew freely in the united states for several days. he crossed the pacific ocean , flew through alaska to canada, from there again the united states hovered over montana , where the american military bunker with nuclear missiles was shot down when the balloon was already above the water again. yellow level of weather danger flew in moscow with

the season in toronto go though he poses a threat and gave you said the lead from the titus of angles. but fryeburg later exposed his defensive frailties. lucas hurley equalizing after the ball had rebounded off slaughter beck, and plenty to think about at the break. luckily for him carrying at a amy scott his 2nd, the league season and 2nd into games. early in the 2nd half, it was quite a celebration to dot man's next goal, had fans in raptures and making it free won. this was his 1st goal having been diagnosed in july, shortly after signing for the club. his joy was there for all to see his boots told their own story. union blunt added an impressive force and ye irena, a 5th but the day belonged to allah. as dorman boosted dead title hopes and the hero of the day a lawyer was in a reflective mood art. but afterwards, when he spoke to reporters whipping the records go today, ah, was also great. misses were to everyone, everyone that finding archdale, we fight later. so i'm just, i'm home. so some florida and that digital did adapters will be always better. now on yon berlin returned

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toronto wednesday, minus 14.8 degrees. then the cold weather is shifting southward.old weather will arrive with very strong winds. wind chill values will be extremely low. it could be the lowest in decades in several places. montreal, minus 23 on friday with minus 28 degrees for the nighttime temperatures. with strong winds, it could feel like minus 43 degrees. boston, minus 21 degrees that night. if wind chill values is about minus 40 degrees, frostbite could happen within 10 minutes or so, and hypothermia could happen, as well. if you have to go out, wear layered clothing and mittens and cover your skin. across asia, it's been dry across asia, especially china, but a low will form to the south of the country of japan. we might see some snowflakes tonight in the tokyo area. sapporo's snow festival will begin on saturday. this is a forecast into next week. that's it for me. have a nice day. ♪ ♪ >>> and before we go, japanese astronaut has completed his second space walk outside of the space station. he's been on the iss since 2022. he went with fellow astronaut nicol

mexicanas, con bebÉs en brazo arriesga sus vida para cruzar desde canadÁ hacia estados unidos, viajan a toronto200 que traiga no te alcanza para nada, en estados unidos mÁs posible de que llegues algo bien. peggy: aduanas y protecciÓn fronteriza revelÓ un aumento de 743% de estos cruces desde octubre hasta diciembre del 2022, en comparaciÓn con el mismo periodo en el 2021, el incremento en es el sector so antÓn, incluye parte de nueva york, siendo estos los puntos de cruce. por un lado las autoridades reporta un aumento en el nÚmero de migrantes que estÁn cruzando desde canadÁ a los estados unidos, por el otro tambiÉn podemos ver migrantes como esto quienes estÁn cruzando de estados unidos hacia canadÁ en este punto informal al sur del montreal. [habla en inglÉs] peggy: en un punto oficial los devolverÍan estados unidos en cambio aquÍ los arrestan temporalmente y les permiten solicitar asilo en canadÁ. >> es un buen paÍs, es mÁs seguro. peggy: para estos venezolano que esperan la luz del dÍa para cruzar la razÓn es que ese paÍs darÍa los permisos de trabajo mÁs rÁpido, tambiÉn representan un an

so he moved to toronto, where attended trinity medical school. he a medical doctor. and then for next six years, practiced medicine in toronto and trained other young black doctors. in january of 1863, augustus saw lincoln issued the emancipation proclamation and authorized the use of black soldiers. and less than a week later, augustus sent letter to lincoln and. in this letter, augusta talked about how he left the country to gain an education. but he wanted to return and join the military as a doctor says, on the top right hand side. so that i can be of some use to my race. augusta was invited washington d.c. to be examined and when the examining board saw him they contacted the war department and asked for his invitation be rescinded because they he appears to be a person of african descent. to his credit, edwin's stanton said no, you will examine him. the doctors then examined him with the hardest questions they could come up with of them called it a squeezing process. and augusta passed with flying after the examination, the surgeon general went to the examining

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