it is from love between people the increase in cases of violence in the schools of toronto, canada hassed concern to the teachers and parents, the report of the reporter of channel 3 of canada today about this pspro, how will the site of the toronto district schools deal with the increase in violence in schools, this is the question that was asked today in the meeting of this board and the reports presented . in this meeting, it was stated that the new academic year will be the most violent academic year since 2018, that violence is worrying. currently, this increase is in one year compared to the previous year, and we have to see if this increasing trend continues. based on the report, according to the ministry of education, any incident that includes things like carrying a weapon, physical assault that causes bodily harm, sexual assault, theft, use of a weapon, threats and extortion, or a hate incident are considered a violent incident in schools, a fire alarm, a house on fire , toronto elementary schools say. that the violence has also affected the school staff and it is feared that

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toronto has a lot of guy the warriors could use.he warriors might have a guy or tw that toronto can use. i would take a look at that one. >>> baseball, to oracle park. bryce harper and the phillies i town. can forno is now hitting stride. how about opposite fiel jacket? it is his fourth longboard in the past six games alex wood return from injury last week and received his firs start in nearly a month today. wood was good! nick castellanos sit down! two earned runs. for those of you just starting to get in tune with the baseball season, meet this man! casey schmidt, a rookie. two more hit today. how about them? five extra-base hits in a week and h appears to be here for the long haul. the giants are back to their winning ways, 6-3 the final tally. >>> as for did thr da e starter. laurstke against the giants yesterday. diamondbacks win 5-2 and the a' will get another shot tomorrow. >>> the warriors have assets right now but it appears some o them are at their lowest value considering that jordan poole did not have a good playoffs an

his wife changes the direction of his life channel 3, a man from toronto it shows at 4:30. this movie is about a black man who brings headaches from a house of criminals on the night of his wife's birthday . the story of the movie peyman, which is broadcast at 16:00 on channel 1, the gift is broadcast at 18:00 on channel 2. you bought me a gift. i like that you are doing your best. the movie is about a teenager who wants to buy a sample of a big gift for his teacher. he also broadcasts shamsherbaz at 18:00 . the movie is about a young fencer who he escapes from the russian police and plays to his homeland. after thirty years of living in institutional homes, he is forced to leave there and plans to go to a nursing home. this is the story of the film lorin's journey , which will be broadcast at 19:00 on show network. 20 and 30 minutes will be aired on channel four, which has turned to the art of photography due to personal and human concerns. a young and well-mannered woman who likes to write illustrated stories for children speaks with the characters of these stories. at 9:

as you mentioned earlier, i'm based in toronto.t's because regulation comes with responsibility, and the eu has taken on this responsibility in a space that is constantly changing. the technology sector, not even talking about al, but social media is always adapting. because of that, it requires a lot of money and financial support and a lot of oversight, and that is a lot of responsibility for any government to take on. before i let you go, i want to ask you about what happened earlier. we saw florida governor ron desantis launching his presidential campaign on twitter spaces, it didn't go according to plan and there were all these glitches, but what do you think that kind of political announcement says about the way the company and musk himself might be getting into politics? twitter has always been a political space. if you look at barack obama when he was the president, he used twitter as an incredibly important space to communicate with constituents. but i think the fact that there was a republican contender who decided to not

takara small, technology journalist joining us from toronto. thank you very much.ons coming up. hello there. it really was a gorgeous day today across england and wales, lots of sunshine around. temperatures in west yorkshire reached 24.3 celsius, making it the warmest day of the year so far. in northern ireland and scotland we saw more cloud for a while, producing one of two spots of rain. that was mainly due to a very weak weather front — that's heading its way out into the north sea. following on from that, we've got some cooler air coming around our area of high pressure from the north, so temperatures for many of us will be a little bit lower on sunday. we start quite chilly where we've got the clearer skies across eastern areas of scotland. temperatures here could be close to freezing in one or two places. there is more cloud coming into the north—west mind you, and we've got that cloud affecting some eastern parts of england and into the north sea. there will be some sunshine at times in scotland and northern ireland. the cloud coming and going, particularly

and what historical reconstructions and marches with a red banner look like in toronto, but at the beginningthe program about explosions at night in kiev at least 30, according to eyewitnesses fire in the west in the flash footage of a bright glow puffs of smoke, according to netizens , a base broke out where the air defense system is located. it is also known that an aircraft factory is located in this area, where military aircraft and components for them are produced, in addition, nearby an important railway junction is used to supply the armed forces, military equipment and weapons at the same time in the kharkiv cherkasy chernihiv region at 3:00 am an air raid alert was announced throughout ukraine serenas sounded until early morning and 2 hours ago earned a replay. in some areas, a powerful blow to the positions of ukrainian nationalists was inflicted by our military in the special operation zone of marinka, avdiivka, there are now ongoing battles from raban, an attempt to transfer reinforcements to the front line was also defeated by reconnaissance groups of militants and a missile att

and then i found it at the toronto public library. i ordered it and they had a copy of the book and it's sitting on my desk at home. but yeah, it's sometimes requires more effort, just like it. more effort to shop at a bookstore this or shop at a local rather than clicking on freshdirect or amazon or, you know or whatever. but you know, now we know a cost to that, right? like we we saw very you know, it's interesting was talking to jessica, the owner of the store earlier and at the beginning of the pandemic, every independent bookstore was like we're done for this is it like we are toast? and most them not only survive but thrive even during the the that first year because people are like, oh my god, what i going to do? like all these businesses could go out. people rushed to support their independent bookstores or their restaurants in their neighborhood, you know, and people like, oh my god, these restaurants closed. like for the most part wasn't the good restaurants that closed down in most neighborhoods, right? you're like, oh, no,

i can't wait to see it in toronto. thank you very much.ore we go, the euro vision song contest had a spectacular finale last night. >> 243 votes. we have a winner! >> it's loreen. >> sweden's loreen after she sang her way to victory. she's the first woman to win the contest twice and contestants with her ballad "tattoo." ♪ ♪ >> u.k. hosted this year's euro vision on behalf of last year's winner ukraine. they couldn't host the contest due to the ongoing invasion by russia. many expressed support for ukraine during the show. >>> the world's oldest dog is celebrating his 31st birthday. bobby was treated to a birthday party on saturday at his home in a rural village in southern portugal. more than 100 people showed up and a dance troupe performed. bobby's longevity is due in part to the calm, peaceful environment where he lives. he was declared the world's oldest dog gi bin by guinness world records back in february. >>> that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm kim brunhuber. cnn this morning is next and for the rest of the world it's "mark

live now to takara small, a technologyjournalist joining us from toronto.code. why would he do that? ~ , , eu disinformation code. why would he do that? ~ , . ., do that? i think it plays along with a lot of things _ do that? i think it plays along with a lot of things that _ do that? i think it plays along with a lot of things that elon _ do that? i think it plays along with a lot of things that elon musk- do that? i think it plays along with a lot of things that elon musk has| a lot of things that elon musk has donein a lot of things that elon musk has done in recent months and the reason he did that is because he doesn�*t really feel the need to implement some of the rules that will become essentially legal under the digital services act. and he has allowed a lot of the things such as misinformation and disinformation to thrive. and he has played a key part in that as well. standing up to this voluntary legal framework, would it really align with what he himself is doing? i really align with what he himself is doinu ? . ., really align with what he himse

simplified euthanasia for the poor in the main medical journal, leading experts at the university of toronto urge the authorities allocate funds for a program that will encourage impoverished canadians to forfeit a life under medical supervision and similar recommendations. they don't even cause public outrage in canada, moreover, the country is already carrying out about 10,000 euthanasias a year for about half of canadians. according to that , the authorities should help to facilitate the death of a disabled person who is mentally unhealthy, and now to those who do not have a decent fortune. the epidemiological situation of measles in belarus is controlled and managed for this on the territory of our country the full range of sanitary and anti-epidemic measures is implemented, the disease most often does not proceed severely, although there are cases with a detailed clinical picture of the disease, it is necessary to strictly observe the home regimen or isolation in case of vitamin a deficiency and in unvaccinated children and adults with severe measles immunodeficiency. it can proceed in

toronto last won in 1967. game five is friday in toronto. >>> and finally, google is adding an artificial intelligence chat feature to its main search engine. users will see a pop-up with an a if ai generated response along with the traditional. it can answer questions that, quote, you never thought search engines could answer. the new search will first launch in the u.s. through the going app or chrome desktop browser. >>> changes are also coming to the disney plus streaming service. the company laid out a plan to increase profits including offering less content, selling more ads and charging higher fees. subscribers who want the ad free version will have to pay more. disney plus and other services collectively cut losses by 13% in the previous year or about $228 million. >>> commercial rockets, commercial space trips, now a race heating up to develop the first commercial space station. california company says that it aims to launch one as early as august 2025. the station dubbed haven 1 would go up on a rock

toronto 7 a.m. moscow 2:13 p.m.years of truce, two powerful and violent mafia clans are once again in a violent blood feud. toronto moscow milan in the last few hours was three brutal murders were committed, all the victims were relatives of the clans, scarf and karabi. this medieval massacre has long gone beyond the borders of calabria and even italy as a whole. we see the clash of economic interests of the clans within the criminal empire, whose annual budget is 55 billion euros. the governments of germany and italy were extremely pleased with the outcome of today's bilateral meeting, the delegations of the countries look forward to productive cooperation within the framework of the only 2020 secretary gassia. are you satisfied with the results? today italy and germany retain mutual interest. i've been waiting for you for an hour and a half. i'm sorry i was detained at work did not hear the news spit. me on the news don't you dare ruin his life. okay, don't drag him into our problems. and if you do anything like t

there, richard, the royal commentator who's joined us there from toronto and also served as a private several of the monarchs in canada. thanks for sharing your thoughts today.- in canada. thanks for sharing your thoughts today. thank you. you are watching _ your thoughts today. thank you. you are watching the _ your thoughts today. thank you. you are watching the bbc - your thoughts today. thank you. you are watching the bbc news. thanks for your company. you can always head to our website for more, that is bbc.com. i'm helena humphrey in washington. i'll see you soon. (orchestra instruments playing) your majesty, as children of the kingdom of god, we welcome you in_ the kingdom of god, we welcome you in the — the kingdom of god, we welcome you in the name of the king of kings — this is the royal law, these are the _ this is the royal law, these are the lively orcles of god. witi— are the lively orcles of god. will you _ are the lively orcles of god. will you to your power cause law and _ will you to your power cause law and justice _ will you to your power cause law and justice and

with doctor ravikumar, we have doctor chelsea rochman, assistant professor at the university of toronto st. george. she spent the past decade researching the sources and ecological implications of plastic debris in marine and freshwater habitats. doctor rochman runs a program researching plastic pollution focusing on the major pathways of microplastics and other plastics into urban watersheds and other ecosystems. as well as the effects of multiple stressors and ecosystems across all levels of biological organization and solutions to reduce plastic pollution. they are joined by dr. hota gangarao, and he will be introduced in detail by my colleague. thank you all for being here this morning, and now let me turn it over to ranking member mullin. >> thank you, mister chairman, it thank you for actively reaching out to me. i enjoyed the breakfast we had. while we have different views on multiple things, including this, i believe us working together with respect that we started out with, i believe that it can possibly come out with some may be positive outcomes. i want to thank our panelists

now we also heard from other officials in toronto, who were at the airport when the 49 year old. as i said the arrived we heard from uh cause im sorry. what was the, who was the head of ron's high council for human rights? he said that this man last 5 years of his life according to the radians and he was a hostage and a lot of his rights were violated. international rights were violated because he was a diplomat, so it was the view from the rain inside. but certainly this announcement comes at a critical time when iran is facing on precedence had pressure from the european countries regarding its nuclear program. and this is seen as an attempt by all sides to try and move forward at this particular time to try reduce the tensions in this region as well. those that your body reporting live from toronto so many thanks and the ukraine is accusing russia of bombing a hospital and the pro keeps us with at least 2 people have been killed and a missile strike in the eastern city ukraine's president load them. is lensky announced the attack as a crime against humanity just there was a ta

must cost live now to professor of the university of toronto, said mohammed mirandi, thanks very much for joining us, professor mirandi this afternoon. and now what do you make of this statement of by the, the us spokes person and how do you think they'll be able to undermine the corporation between rush and iran, both heavily sanction countries of the united states. the cannot determine what is legal and what is the illegal. they do not hold a monopoly over international law and regulations. iran and russia have a long relationship. their business relationship and their economic relationship has been expanding dramatically over the past year and a half. and the bed is what basically makes the united states the biggest concern for the united states is actually the transport their inventory door that's being developed between you, right? in russia, which will link you run to the east europe and to, to the whole of russia. and it will also link russia to the persian gulf and the 2 countries in indian subcontinent and the west and east africa. and that will create a huge expansion of tra

on his way back from toronto to the states fdr said and got toli make a decision he flies to north africa and meets with eisenhower there's a photographn of the two of them in a jeep. the expression on their faces is so classic. this was one of the historic moments. the fate of the warhol and the balance and you at that picture you see these two men realizing they gave everything for the country. this is the moment that really captures it. i did not know that photograph well and i love their faces. >> thank you all for joiningjo s at here at home with the roosevelt i cannot wait to get out and see the exhibit too. >> please do abilene is always waiting for you. >> if you are joining american history tv sign up for our news letter given the qr code on the screen to receive the weekly schedule of upcoming programs like lectures in history, the presidency and morbid center for the american history tv newsletter today be sure to watch american history tv every saturday or anytime online at c-span.org/history. >> c-span now a free mobile app featuring your unfiltered view of what is happening

cooperation between the parliament, the guardian council, and the assembly, and the same happens now, toronto, now the convergence between these elements is weak in this direction, in the direction of prioritizing the legislator of the red and clear 11th parliament, which it will be formed . construction priorities in the country, these principles of the constitution have not been implemented, these principles must become law , there are general policies, we have more than 30 general policies, at least these are not according to iran's law, these general policies of the legislative system are the same lines and lines. it does not specify the connections, the progress of the parliament is not prioritized mohammadi said in the general policy that, like determining the limits of the powers of the parliament, in the solution to determine the duties between the government and the parliament , what should be done to determine the limits of the powers of the law-making authorities by providing a specific definition, how to solve the big problems , and determine the driving the leader said that the g

when i look at toronto started doing work in the great lakes.ed that every fish that we sample that microplastic in. it sometimes up to 900 pieces and an individual organism. i've never seen anything like that before in the middle of the ocean it was one in four fish. >> in the middle of the ocean one in four fish. so, it's in the oceans as well but to a lesser degree. >> i think because it's more deadly. if you think about the, ocean you have microplastic coming off the. landed is a vast environment. the great lakes, while he, which are less dilute. >> yeah. shellfish? >> we see microplastics and shellfish. that includes oysters, muscles, shrimp and all kinds of animals that we like to eat. >> and what is the? reaches one hunted percent the lake fish? is it like 25% the ocean fish? do you have a guesstimate on how much of the shellfish population is -- has plastic in? it >> i think it would be fair to say that if i were to go out and sample every species of shellfish and the ocean that i would find that i would find michael plastics and every s

plastic record in europe and finals, 5 and 5, including last season's conference, so that you can toronto marine, you're grateful to write him after sticking by him when his style was waiting room . uh, they didn't suck me before the final in get on the the problem the 2nd week before the final, edwin roman gives you the chance to, to, to in the final, at, at data and at tottenham i have no little chance. but it's going to be tough, very much. a breakthrough in budapest, no team is, has more you write police success than to be a big one. the price be $6.00 times most recently in 2020, never losing and a final. and there's more than just to trace the at stake here. winning in budapest is the only way these teams can qualify for next seasons champions league. and finally, the sunsets in new york every day, of course, but twice a year there's something particularly special about the new york sunset because on those days, the summer lines exactly. with the city's streets grid. looking towards the west, the sinking sun is perfectly framed by sky scrapers reminding people of stonehenge which is

channel 3 shows a man from toronto at 4:30.ed murray, who was fired from the united states army, finds enemies who want to kill him with the dissolution of a private organization. this is the story of the movie peyman farr, which is broadcast on channel one at 16:00 . gift is broadcast on channel two at 18:00.

fact, he made his announcement to his 1st main address to the nation as a kickoff for the president, toronto stopped. so for elections on may the 28th. now, one part of his campaign is always to present himself as a will be the leader of the rest of the world has to listen to. and this great deal on thought to lead was a major tech is to provide the success and the ones figuring and meeting well needs . his thoughts fitted up probably in his propaganda and his campaign messages to the country. and it has to be sent to both of ukraine and russia. probably those are probably quite happy. the 3rd one stays in power. hood one has a cheese, almost a unique position of having support from both leaders. stuckey provide military hardware, crucial hardware to be great. i don't the same time doesn't enforce many of the international sanctions on russia as well as providing safe haven to many russian or like all classes. so, but please is a very happy without one. so i think they were quite happy to play along with this as it fell very fortuitously to present that home that these thoughts is presidenti

the distance from toronto to the smolensk region is more than 7,000 km, but perhaps the journey of this much more thorny, and it circled the planet several times. and now finally returned to the laws of the owners. he is licensed, you understand everything, how does she get there at all hit. i don’t understand, let’s say in belarus there, otherwise canada is where this canada is the children of georgy zharkovsky, the father always tells with pain . he recalled how he once lost his order against. ordeon, when he was traveling to the front in forty-six, his suitcases were stolen, he was still small. maybe about six years ago he would put me on my knee, on my knee , maybe cry. because that's how georgy zharkovsky began his service back in the fortieth, he went to dozens of battles. three times the tank was on the verge of death his comrades were dying, his task was especially difficult to evacuate other wrecked tanks and armored vehicles on his t-34. georgy zharkovsky died in the late nineties without seeing his awards again, but today his family is getting together photos documents record

northwest back to the here and now we've got disturbed weather outbreaks of rain through the midwest, toronto suns out, but the temperature only at 15 degrees. so let's go to where most of the action is right now. you have that wind coming off the atlantic, sparking storms, south carolina right across the gulf states, and for the us, south west monsoon season is kicking in early. so we start to see that what weather build for central america, the rain is filling in across cuba more so for the eastern side of the island and through his spaniel. and i got to show you this, this band of rain stretching from africa right across the, and take into south america. this is usually what turns into hurricanes. but none of this really look severe at this point, but it is point a lot of rain into the northeast of brazil, french guy in a certain on and guy on a on thursday. so using the cruise, the police to kate and they will send is drex ruby. don't consider this coaching b s or for small children rush behind these trying to enter for 5 days. we are forced to do this, trying to put it this way because t

toronto beating the panthers 2-1 for their first win in the series.d can close it out tomorrow night in toronto. reminder, it has been 30 years since a canadian team has won the stanley cup. hurricanes can close out their series against the devils later tonight, faceoff 7:00 eastern and then game five between the kraken and stars. you can watch both of those games on tnt. >>> in baseball young baltimore orioles are enjoying their best season in years. and they have started doing water celebrations from the dugout acting like sprinklers sometimes. now the fans can be a part of the fun too. the team selling tickets to the bird bath splash zone. and they will pray the fspray te fans with water when they get an extra base hit. i can imagine on a hot day, i would sit there. >> sign me up. sounds like fun. >>> and coming up on "cnn this morning," a major turn in the natalee holloway case, one the last people people to see her alive about to be extradited to the u.s. >>> and a huge wave of migrants expected once title 42 ends tonight. what it means for a job

that thing is crushed as toronto poured it on in the ninth. the jays beat the rays 20-1.k yankees came back from four runs against the yankees last night. aaron judge hit a tying run in the ninth that sent the game to extra innings. let's jump to the bottom of the tenth now. the yankees had runners on the corners. >> high fly ball, mullings goes back, still goes back. he will score, and the yankees win the dramatic 6-5 win over the orioles, and the rookie gets it done in the bottom of the tenth. >> the rookie shortstop sack fly walks the yankees off with a 6-5 win over the orioles. yankees have played much better in the last two weeks. and head out west to an mime. the boston red sox bats have gone silent. they were blanked by the los angeles angels last night, and mike trout's two run homer in the eighth inning ties -- which ties the three time al mvp. mike trout is going to be remembered as one of the best players ever to play this game. angels beat the sox. >>> time now for the weather. you'll see the red sox and blue jays now 8 1/2 games behind the rays. michelle, how

that's going to tumble temperatures in places like toronto and chicago over the next few days. now for the south east, we've got those thunderstorms continuing to rumble for places like georgia, the carolinas, as well as florida. some of those will edge down across the bahamas in the next few days with the weather to the east of this for eastern parts of the caribbean, his span yoga and some of those islands. and we'll see the rain pick up by wednesday, routing into central parts of cuba with some of those thunder storms being felt in havana by wednesday, the temperature in the early thirty's of the a meeting of mine's truth is a bunch of fields that i believe that the images have part in that buttons feel that i believe that the interpretation of the images that also themselves part of that kind of more architect. yeah. advisement and photographer trevor pack them talked to every photograph is a photograph of environmental change when you're making images at the kind of hedge of what's possible that becomes very pronounced studio. the script data analysis era join the global c

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cooperation between the parliament, the guardian council and the assembly, and the same will happen now in toronto, now the convergence between these weak elements in this direction, in the direction of prioritizing the legislator of the red and clear 11th parliament that will be formed , i remain the person who, for example, the first time about the i want to dress myself, whatever comes to my mind to compose an essay, let me put it on my desk, i'm telling the truth, let's break a picture, i'll be given priorities, you who came with me , you're from the 11th course, you were rejected, you're a priority for acceptance in the country, these principles of the constitution have not been implemented , this is left on the ground. the principles should become a law. there are general policies. i think we have 30 general policies. are they in accordance with the law or not ? in general politics , it is said that it is like determining the limits of the powers of the parliament on the way the solution to determine the duties between the government and the parliament within the limits of the powers of refe

phil: let's pick this up with eugene from the university of toronto.e focuses on gender issues and family violence. help us understand the thinking behind female fetuscide. it is one thing to have a preference for a son, but to outside is coming in sense extreme to abort girls just because they are not boards. -- not boys. >> regarding the question, yes, for many in the west, it is strange to say you want a male child. however, there is a context in which these demands are made. they are made especially from families of the has been choosing wife to say they want a male child. this comes from a mindset. i was listening to the present. it is by a massive role. in some cultures, especially nigeria, there is an idea that if you give birth to a female child she cannot inherit the resources of the father because she would get married and change her name. it takes the male children to carry the name of the fathers and they passerine resources and ideas that inform the family bed that is why there is pressure on women to give birth to males. but that is not h

he moved to toronto where he attended trinity medical school. here a medical doctor for the next six years practice medicine in toronto and trained other black doctors. augusta saw the issue the emancipation proclamation and enauthorize black soldiers. less than a week later gus's simplest letter to lincoln. in this letter also talked about gain an education. he wanted to return and join the military as a doctor. he said the top right-hand side i could be of some used to my recent. augusta was invited to washington d.c. to be examined. the examining board saw him they contacted the war department and asked for his invitation should be rescinded he appears to be a person of african descent. stanton said no you will examine him. the doctors then the hardest questions they could come up with everyone called a squeezing process. as with flying colors. the surgeon general once the examining doctor and said i saved a crone and how is it came to let the n-word pass? doctor cronin replied the truth is sir, the n word knew more i did and i cannot help my

chiefs toronto. godspeed thank you. alright commissioners anything else before we conclude okay, we look. alright, madam secretary. we're on to item five, which is adjournment. i would like to adjourn this meeting and the memory of jack mccloskey. just meeting is a journey. learned a it across the city. [♪♪] >>> the tenderloin is home to families, immigrants, seniors, merchants, workers, and the housed and unhoused who all deserve a thriving neighborhood to call home. the tenderloin emergency initiative was launched to improve safety, reduce crime, connect people to services, and increase investments in the neighborhood. >> the department of homelessness and supportive housing is responsible for providing resources to people living on the streets. we can do assessments on the streets to see what people are eligible for as far as permanent housing. we also link people with shelter that's available. it could be congregate shelter, the navigation center, the homeless outreach team links those people with those resources an

chiefs toronto. godspeed thank you. alright commissioners anything else before we conclude okay, we look. alright, madam secretary. we're on to item five, which is adjournment. i would like to adjourn this meeting and the memory of jack mccloskey. just meeting is a journey. >> hi. welcome to san francisco. stay safe and exploring how you can stay in your home safely after an earthquake. let's look at common earthquake myths. >> we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. we have 3 guest today. we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey that dogs are aware of an impending earthquake. >> you hear the myth all the time. suppose the dog helps you get up, is it going to help you do something >> i hear they are

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this is bari toronto i'm watching online. i wanted to make sure that the taxis and the ramp vans -- that -- that for wheel chair users does not have a difficult time entering on harrison or folsom street or there being be a problem of getting timely cab service to the buildings the buildings entrances are on the slow streets and don't make it difficult for the residents who -- who need the taxi service to go to the medical appointments or go to social functions can get timely cab service buzz they use the paratransit programs. i urge to you keep this in mind otherwise zoel a problem if we go to harrison on folsom we go to mont gom row and harrison go to fifth street. there are no right turn on reds in some intersections. it creates problems with easy access it building and getting service to them. thank you. >> thanks thanks. i want to say -- irrelevant to that the i wanted to [inaudible] what the -- chair said earlier. i think it is essential for rip the bandaid off for the streets especially in soma. we have pedestrian and

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the idea that right now toronto, canada, sorry, canada is considering toronto star reporting that canadaly for their anti-lgbtq what they call hatred and violence. what they cite is an open letter by an lgbtq group, and after it was featured and attacked by tucker. what do you think of the idea that canada may nix fox news because of him? >> i think that would be acting healthfully and responsibly and making sure there's some sort of filter on insuring that misinformation and efforts to incite violence and attacks against people that are different, that shouldn't happen. it is absurd we have seen these bad actors take advantage of press freedom. we see every day examples around the world of what it looks like when there is no press freedom, when there is oppression by governments. how can people here treat it this way, this privilege that we have that is such a hallmark of our country, a foundation of our republic. how can you treat something like that that we should cherish and protect and safeguard that other people around the world would do anything to have this type of freedom, and t

focuses on technical or social or policy solutions have assistant professor at the university of toronto where she spent the past decade researching the sources and ecological implications of plastic debris and marine and freshwater habitats. running the program researching plastic pollution with the pathways of micro- plastics into urban watersheds in arctic ecosystems. as well as the effects of multiple stressors across all levels of biological organization. and they are joined on —- now i will turn it over to ranking member mullen. >> thank you, mr. chairman and thank you for actively reaching out to me and why we have different views on multiple things i believe us working together with respect that we started out with can possibly come out with positive outcomes would like to think our panelists for being here. i know it's never easy so for you to take time out of your life to come sit in front of us is important. if we are not hearing from you that we have a bunch of guys appear that think we know best making decisions which is an important information. every point is valuable. tha

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next 6 years practiced medicine in toronto and trained other young black doctors. in 1863 agusta saw that lincoln issued the emancipation proclamation and authorize the use of black soldiers had a week later agusta sent this letter to lincoln. in this letter, agusta talked about how he left the country to gain an education but wanted to return and join the military as a doctor. he says on the top right-hand side, so that i can be of some use to my race. agusta was invited to washington dc to be examined and when the examining board saw him they contacted the war department and asked for his invitation to be rescinded because they said he appears to be a person of african dissent. edmund stanton said no, you will examine him. the doctors then examined him with the hardest questions they could come up with, one of them called a squeezing process. and agusta past with flying colors. after the examination the surgeon general went to the examining doctor and said how is it that you came to let the and word pass. doctor cronan replied the truth is, sir, the and word new

aaron judge leading the bronx bombers to a 7 to 4 win over the toronto blue jays and the slugger givingng his second home run on the day. >> deep drive center field. there it goes! see you. a monster shot. >> plus the surging st. louis cardinals taking down the milwaukee brewers 18-1. that's the most runs scored by the team in single game since 2000. and show hay ohtani getting on base five times in super star missing out on the cycle. those are your headlines, over to you. >> steve: thank you very much. a fox news alert. city of el paso, texas floolded with migrants bursting at the scene and many are resorting to myth the streets. for reaction turn to our panel of el paso residents. we have maureen, jennifer and rose joins us as well. good morning to all of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> irene, let's start with you. i understand in addition to the streets being full, it sounds like they are about to take over town. here in new york city they are taking over about a dozen schools, it sounds like, and the headline in the "new york post" today kids being sacrificed. parents fur

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