miles from toronto, and happens to be the same time taylor— toronto, and happens to be the same timea _ their in toronto, and that happens to be a knight she has off. who would've thought _ to be a knight she has off. who would've thought it. _ to be a knight she has off. who would've thought it. i - to be a knight she has off. twin would've thought it. i don't think to be a knight she has off. two would've thought it. i don't think i would've thought it. i don't think i would miss the bills and the chiefs either, i would would miss the bills and the chiefs either, iwould have would miss the bills and the chiefs either, i would have any nights off as well to watch it imagine all those teams on the road while she's in there stadium and what their fans might make of that, i don't know, but that is a good one. kim, you want to talk about the presidential race. i knew you were going to choose an animal to talk about tonight i did not have you done for the parasitic worm that was eating the parasitic worm that was eating the brain of robert kennedyjunior. why do you want to talk about tha

this government has threatened this scientific center and the university of toronto.e they stand up and demand that the tuition fees they pay in dollars for the killing. relatives and friends should not be charged. university of toronto officials announced in a statement to the global news network that if the protesters do not follow the rules, a legal order will be taken to remove them from the premises. and now the second case of tonight's program, which is dedicated to the decision of rishi sonak, the prime minister of england and the leader of the conservative party, to hold early elections. which is generally 20% behind the labor party in the polls. this election is going to be held on july 14. the british house of commons has been suspended, among other things. british prime minister rishi senak on wednesday in a surprising move he announced about the national elections of this country, which according to some experts , it is considered a political gamble. the importance of general elections in england. whichever party wins the most seats in the house of commons

the thing of the past for our last project we're flying to europe, to albania is capital of toronto. and i conic landmark is undergoing repurposing to shut off its legacy as a communist showcase. constructed in the 1980s this brutal list monument has had many faces. originally, it was conceived as museum dedicated to the communist dictator and the hotel during the war in kosovo. the permits served as a base for nato and leader as a nightclub. in the following decades, the building was abandoned left to decay. its facade was often used by young people as a dangerous playground. now the dutch architecture bureau, m v r d b, is reclaiming the formerly dialect structure for the cities inhabited by opening up the building and adding greenery to the atrium and its surroundings. the former communist bleakness is making room for new development. special emphasis is placed on the pyramids, iconic, sloping concrete beams, steps were added to allow visitors to walk all over the building to enjoy stunning views of the city. the, the re, purpose pyramids will accommodate classrooms, copies and te

which also owns the nba's toronto rappers and major league soccer's toronto fc.uld be the wnba's 14th team, the league commissioner says her goal is to get to the 16 teams over the next 4 years. definitely a renaissance there. that's it for the afternoon edition. remember, we're streaming 24 7 on the free cbs news app. our or next newscasts at 3:00, elizabeth cook, i'll see you back here at 5. have a great afternoon. >> deacon: wow, guys, you crushed it. this is amazing. hey, let's admit, it's a hell of a lot more fun planning a wedding than a memorial, right? >> waitress: that's for sure. >> waiter: oh, yeah. >> deacon: i want the day to be absolutely magical for sheila. everything she wants. well, i guess there's one thing i can't give her on her wedding

now, in july of 2023, 11 members of the sementilli clan made that same toronto to l.a.wanted to eat, you or me, or anybody, it was what fabio wanted. >> so i want to say a toast to fabio and enjoy this wonderful dinner in california where he loved to be. cheers to fab. >> cheers to fab. >> cheers. >> cheers. >> we'll never forget you, >> reporter: but the sementillis didn't come from canada to l.a. just for a good meal -- there is also unendurable grief, fury. they are determined to have their say at last, as the justice system deals with fabio's murder, and everybody, deals with a shocking turn of events. >> everything to me was a huge surprise. >> robert baker has done the unimaginable. he has indicated to his attorneys and to the prosecution that he is ready to plead guilty across the board and he's gonna do this open plea with the promise of nothing. whatever the sentence is, it is. excuse me? >> reporter: so on july 7, 2023, fabio's loved ones gather at the courthouse in downtown l.a. they want to hear fabio's murderer get what's coming, and they want to speak thei

the first time we saw her, i remember being in toronto in 2017 when harry introduced his new girlfriend the invictus games in toronto stop so she has been very much part of the invictus family fizzed up perhaps one could say one reason might be harry's ongoing legal issues with the uk government. they mill to provide automatic security as they would have done when he was a working royal to stop that has been an ongoing issue between him and to the government and that might perhaps explain why meghan markle isn't here, but we haven't had any official reason as to why she isn't here but she will him at some point in the next step on their tour is to visit nigeria one of two countries which recently joined the invictus nations.- joined the invictus nations. thank ou, joined the invictus nations. thank you. sarah- _ joined the invictus nations. thank you, sarah. prince _ joined the invictus nations. thank you, sarah. prince harry - joined the invictus nations. thank you, sarah. prince harry has - joined the invictus nations. thank. you, sarah. prince harry has arrived at st paul's cathedral

this government has threatened this scientific center and the university of toronto .cause they stand up and demand that the tuition fees they pay in dollars should not be used to kill their relatives and friends. university of toronto officials in a statement to the global news network, they announced that if the protesters do not follow the rules , a legal order will be taken to remove them from the site. and now the second file of tonight's program that is assigned. while in the polls, it is generally 20% behind the labor party. this election is going to be held on july 14. the british house of commons has been suspended since friday. rishi senak, the prime minister of england, on wednesday, in a surprising move, announced the news about the country's national elections. he announced that according to some experts, it is considered a political gamble. the importance of general elections in england is that any party whoever gets the most seats in the house of commons will form the next government. i talked to the king to get permission to dissolve the parliament. he

toronto tossed it in. bounces off a bruins defenseman, almost goes in for a toronto win. great save. tied at one into overtime. and just a few minutes into ot lindholm a perfect pass off the boards. pastrnak speeding home. and david pastrnak wins it in game seven. in overtime two one boston wins. they'll face florida in the eastern semis starting monday. the stars were out at the olympic club in san francisco earlier this week. barry bonds, chris mullin, ronnie lott, brandi chastain, marcus allen, dave stewart among the many hitting the links in the sofi child mind institute golf tournament, $545,000 were raised on monday. that's up 40% from last year, with that money going to a great cause. >> that was it going okay. >> you can take that one. >> the sweet sounds of golf filled the air at the olympic club in san francisco, a star studded list of athletes, including pro football hall of famer ronnie lott, showed up to raise money for youth mental health services in the bay area. >> they understand that it's about always serving someone else. and so what i love about the gu

the order was found by sergei eremeev, a resident of toronto.d from a foreign collector. and an american wrote to me, an american who said: i have six awards, which i have with award documents, which are for leningrad for olkhovsky front. and one, five were not found, five we couldn’t find anyone, but chastyakov kudashev found him instantly, in less than half a day. in toronto, russian reenactors recreate battle scenes of the great patriotic war, this is a hobby. for the last 2 years they have been buying soviet awards from foreigners and returning them to their owners. there was such a case when the comrades came, and there was an arab, an egyptian, he probably had two of these trays or one tray, well, not a tray, but some kind of frame there were orders and we began to look and i somehow think people walking. this is every feat of someone , and after about 4 months we come next , he has a full table, i say, and somewhere you take this on somewhere, what is this, and this says, i’m still ninety first year in berlin, he says he bought a whole tr

one man, a security guard, was shot at the front gates of the 50,000 square foot toronto estate around 2 a.m. tuesday morning, police are not saying whether drake was home when the incident occurred. no suspects have been announced, but the shooting happened amid a public feud between drake and rapper kendrick lamar dating back to 2013. the back and forth reigniting last fall and reaching a fever pitch over the weekend. drake posting this song friday, setting off back to back releases between the two artists. drake accusing lamar of domestic violence. lamar accusing drake of being a sexual predator. >> i see dead people on sunday. >> lamar posting this 4.5 minute music video with only one image, an aerial photo of drake's toronto mansion where the shooting occurred. police say they have obtained at least some surveillance video of the incident. neither drake nor kendrick lamar have commented on the shooting. >> coming up, we have new details after that cringeworthy exchange between a newspaper columnist and caitlin clark last month. >> and later, why this dog has a pacifier or. you're

why does the university of toronto think it is above the united nations? does he think that he is beyond international law? instead, the university proposed to form a special working group to investigate the demands of the students regarding disclosure and stop investing in israeli companies , but the organizers of the protest movement say that such a promise does not work. it may be progress and it may waste our time. the university said that as long as the protest camp is peaceful it has nothing to do with them. but the protesters stood by their words. and set a new deadline for the university management to fulfill their demands. what we want from the university of toronto is to fulfill its obligations at most . we contacted the university and asked them to explain what the students say they have questions about. we did not receive a response until the time of broadcasting this report, but the university's website said that they will not reveal any details about the one-day meeting on saturday with the protesting students . the organizers of the protest

what we want from the university of toronto this is his commitment.that is, at the same time that the university's board of governors enters the summer term . while both sides seem to be insisting on their positions, it is not clear when the barriers will be removed from king's college circle. even graduate students supported the demonstrators in a bold statement. we contacted the university and asked for questions about what the students said. please explain, but we did not receive a response until the time of broadcasting this report, but on the university's website , it is said that there are no details about the one-day meeting on saturday. they will not disclose with protesting students. the organizers of the protest movement also say that it is not clear when the next round of talks will be held. who had uncovered the crimes of his country's soldiers in afghanistan, was sentenced to about 6 years in prison. a court in australia said that the documents that he disclosed endangered the national security of this country . makrayt has been on missio

why does the university of toronto think it is higher than the united nations? do you think it is beyond international law. instead, the university proposed to form a special working group to meet the students' demands regarding the disclosure and stop of investment in israeli companies. but the organizers of the protest movement say that such a promise does not work. it may be progress and it may waste our time. the university said that they have nothing to do as long as the protest camp is peaceful, but the believers are on their word and have set a new time for the university administration to fulfill their demands. this is what we want from the university of toronto is to hand over his obligations until the end of the year, that is , at the same time that the board of governors of the university enters the summer term. in a situation where the two sides seem to be still. graduate students also supported the demonstrators in a bold statement . we contacted the university and asked them to explain what the students say they have questions about. but we did not

that's according to a report from the university of toronto, which analyzed cell phone data. san jose is hoping to build on its momentum by filling some of its vacant storefronts. five new pop up shops are open for business along paseo de san antonio between 3rd and 4th street, not far from san is a state ramirez looks at the new program meant to breathe life into empty spaces and gives small business owners a boost. >reporter>yeah. yeah. yeah. cutting the ribbon and bringing down the barriers. it's all part of a big idea in downtown san jose to activate vacant storefronts and give 5 businesses are helping hand. >>>>to see the growth from making these in my kitchen to now, having a retail opportunity and not only to sell my handmade candles but also teach them >reporter>marcelina castro started making candles in 2018. g sarah candle shop is now 1 of the pop ups that just moved into 2 vacant. in storefronts. on el paseo de san antonio. she shares space with la paloma imports. and casitas contreras across the paseo plants, ... and bad witch crystal share a space all 5 businesse

. >>> tense moments in toronto, a shooting outside drake's home leaves a security guard seriously hurt. >>> and a delivery 80 years in the making. a texas postal worker goes on a mission to return letters from world war ii to their rightful owners it's wednesday, may 8. "early today" starts right now. glad you're with me this morning. i'm frances rivera. we begin with breaking news, as a severe weather outbreak plaguing the central u.s. continues, this time taking aim at michigan. several tornados tormented the state tuesday, leaving a trail of destruction. officials say there are multiple injuries, about so far no reported fatalities. the governor declaring a state of emergency for st. joseph, branch and cass counties. a twister tore the side off a fedex facility,trapping about 50 workers, as first responders worked to clear electrical wires blocking their exit. all workers are now accounted for, and there are no serious injuries. and nearby, a mobile home community sustained serious damage with many homes completely leveled. and the threat of dangerous weather remains for millions th

. >>> "the toronto star" says drake's security guard was shot outside the rapper's toronto mansion, sufferingreatening injuries. authorities say the victim was rushed to the hospital after the shooting early yesterday morning. investigators say they have little information and are studying surveillance video. the incident comes as drake is sparring publicly with california rapper kendrick lamar in a series of so-called dis tracks. there is no evidence lamar is linked to the shooting, though. >>> and "the dallas morning news" reports kansas city chiefs' rashee rice is suspected in an alleged assault at a nightclub. sources tell the newspaper he is accused of hitting a photographer early monday morning. they say a man was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries including swelling on one side of his face. no charges have been filed, and this comes as rice is facing multiple charges linked to a high-speed chain-reaction crash in dallas in march. >>> ahead on cbs "moneywatch," a change at panera. a controversial caffeinated drink is pulled from the menu. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3.

helicopter crash for washington pushes for more sanctions against iran and mid accusations of disrupting toronto. the asian industry leading to the fatal accidents ultimately is the right government. that is responsible for the decision to fly a 45 year old helicopter. we're not gonna apologize for our sanctions regime at all . and the political powers of ukraine and later vitamins the lens to have officially expired as he refuses to hold elections. citing martial law in the country, the you're watching r t international. i'm rachel ruble live in moscow with a look at the top news stories from around the world's present. officials have lashed out at the us for double standards with washington defending israel after the icbc prosecutor filed for arrest warrants for top is really officials a year ago, the us supported an arrest warrant against the russian president. this is another example of double standards and a breed of american democracy. the us authorities denied the legitimacy of the i, c. c, and intimidate the structure we sanctions when it comes to the interest of washington itself. and i

so imagine we have a reporter who will be joining us live from toronto shortly with the latest updates on the death of the randy and the president abraham res. seem it is a tragedy for one country, but an invitation for another to show its the true colors. some of those politicians were quick to express their satisfaction with what had happened even before the state of the writing and president became no good riddance. right. you see was a murderous human rights abuse or before and during his presidency. but look for the reading regime to blame israel and the us for an assassination as another excuse to support terrorism. if i use these that the world is now is safer and bet someplace that evil mind was inside and instead of just he was not loved or respected and he will be missed by no one. if he's gone, i truly held the reading and people have the chest and say either come to back from modes or is dictates us. and so it is odd, a professor of political communication at the university of toronto as the us may have had a hand and they are rainy and leaders helicopter crash sooner or la

if university in toronto voice their supports for the wave of pro policy and demonstrations, and that you was really enjoying global rallies installed at dar, i'd see with american students who are demonstrating in increasing numbers per piece. the bases are to international. my name's you know, legal of 30 minutes of news and views starts. now. the adf will invade the southernmost gals in the city, a process where around 1500000 palestinians are sheltering. even if a ceasefire dealers reached with from us, that's the latest from the is really prime minister. and that's what will complete the, what objectives will as long as you are the civilian population so that we can focus on the terrorist. and as we have been doing, and until now, we'll end to russell, because we have no, all the choice will destroy the mazda battalions that will complete all the objectives of the war, including the return of call all hostages. it's interesting, given that we've just had these comments in the last few hours from benjamin netanyahu, how this could really impact that deal, that was underway in egyp

one of the big stories there tonight, the cbc reports toronto is awarded a wnba franchise that is the first city outside the us to join the women's professional basketball league. the team will begin play in 2026. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. let it grow. let it grow. so let it blossom. let it flow. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boosting protein. complete nutrition. you need complete nutrition. you need without the stuff you don't. so here's to now boost >> bret: authorities have dismantled an anti-israel encampment at the university of pennsylvania. 33 were arrested at its campus. the president of massachusetts institute of east says ten people were taken into custody during the removal of a demonstrator settlement there. officials at the university of arizona say police were forced to use and deploy teargas or another agent to disperse protests on that campus. they were detained wednesday during a clearing operation. "the new york times" reports a prominent donor

hey, that for us in toronto. now the british prime minister has set the 4th of julys, the united kingdom's next general election, where she soon acts as this policy 7 short economics ability off the cost of living crisis. he made the announcement on the same day when official figures showed inflation had dropped to levels last seen 3 years ago. doesn't help which month of the confounding expectations produced prime minister risky. so not because of to go to the polls months earlier than expected in a rain drenched downing street, he called a general election for the 4th of july on earlier today, i spoke with his majesty the king to request the dissolution of the king has grown to this request, and we will have a general election on the 4th of july. the opposition labor party needed no encouragement. they've held a consistent lead in the opinion polls of some 20 percentage points for months time . now said q a stomach for change. but the label is a vote for stability, economic and political politics, the tribes mo

the crowds have packed into mos in toronto. pray for the victims of the crash and officials from dozens of countries are also taking part in the funeral events. the rest of the state do my speaker of it just love the logins into ron for the funeral, the prime ministers from pakistan and iraq, along with the ticket stand. presidents were also president present. archie corresponded use of julie reports from the c asunder. office for your fills, the air, and the capitals, as long as everyone here is bid a final farewell to their late president and his companions, which tragically lost their lives at a fatal. how much off the garage in northwest have on a sunday? thousands of mourners have gathered at the university of denver on an out on this for you to participate in. the funeral service of presidents were easy that will involve carrying the coffins all the way to the bodies square around 5 kilometers away. ahead of the ceremonial one supreme leader to la harmony, let a congregational prayer. i'd be university of the one in honor of the deceased president and his entourage, which included

toronto police are investigating a shooting outside the home of the rapper drake.scalated. drake security guard was injured in this shooting yesterday morning. he's now in the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. it's not known if drake was home at the time of this. officers say an unknown number of suspects approached the victim in a car and started shooting. >> that person was working, apparently as a security guard at the residence. he was standing outside of the gates in front of the residence when the shooting occurred. >> toronto police say they have video of the incident. no arrests have been made. investigators say it's too early to say if it's related to the ongoing feud between drake and kendrick lamar. the two have been releasing diggs diss tracks about each other almost daily now, and lamar's most recent single, called not like us, has a google maps image of drake's home on the cover. >> a bill inspired by a lawmaker who couldn't get tickets to a taylor swift concert has been signed into law in minnesota. the so-called taylor swift law requires

toronto police are investigating a shooting outside the home of rapper drake.ays after a feud between drake and rapper kendrick lamar escalated. drake's security guard was injured in the shooting yesterday morning. he's in the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. it's not known if drake was home at the time this happened, but officers say an unknown number of suspects approached the victim, his security guard, in a car and started shooting. >> that person was working, apparently as a security guard at the residence. he was standing outside of the gates in front of the residence when the shooting occurred. >> toronto police say they have video of the incident. no arrests have been made yet. investigators say it's too early to say if it's related to the ongoing feud between drake and kendrick lamar. the two have been releasing diss tracks about each other almost daily. now, lamar's most recent single, called not like us, has a google maps image of drake's home on the cover. >> a beach house once owned by a member of a legendary san francisco rock band is

students of the university of toronto in canada demonstrated in support of the people of gaza.their demonstration, the students of this university, while declaring their solidarity with palestine , demanded to stop investing in zionist companies. in berlin, the capital of germany, there are also supporting students. by sitting in the university building , they shouted slogans in front of the police forces. palestinian sources also published pictures of the arrest of students of this university by the police. thank you for your companionship. ey hārāmin. the resort of distant healers lead me inside i am not worthy of your connection. i am not worthy of your connection, please give me permission for a moment, reza jan. i have come, o king, all the laughter is safe. ey haraməməndikum you are in the forest. tell me where you are, we are searching in pit, we had a world for pain and heart, you are talking with your photos, you have not been relieved for a lifetime, but now you are tired. you know , we always wake up next to imam rauf at night . we were deprived and orphaned, father

toronto has been awarded the league's first wnba franchise outside the us.lay in the league at 2026 and will be the league's 14th overall franchise, reports say, along with toronto, wnba is looking at other cities in the us to add more expansion teams. and of course, locally, toronto is the latest expansion team after the bay area's new team was announced just a few months back. the golden state valkyries merchandise for that wnba team here in the bay area is already on sale. the team store the valkyries will play at chase center in san francisco and practice in oakland. >> if you visited the winchester mystery house in san jose and wondered what's behind the walls of the rooms that are off limits to guests, you can now find out the winchester mystery house launching its explore more tour on saturday. it will give visitors access to sections of the house never before and seen by the public earlier on mornings on two the nine we spoke live with walter magnussen, the winchester mystery house executive director, about the unseen mysterious rooms built by sarah

kendrick lamar with a lot of fans concerned about an overnight shooting outside of drake's home in torontother. another nice day out there. lots of sunshine. we still have those green hillsides, especially with the recent rainfall. key headline in the short term, a big t e warm u ( ♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow. anything you can't do? ( ♪ ) mugs. ♪ bmo ♪ the home of rapper drake that left one of his security guards seriously wounded. it happened around 2:00 this morning. police would not say whether drake was home when it happened. and of course, this act of violence comes as drake is involved in a growing feud with rapper kendrick lamar. the police inspector at the scene today was asked whether this shooting may have been related to the dispute between the two artists. >> i am aware of what you're

you know, this is how the audience in canada, toronto reacted general. uh, maybe we can, you know, attempt alejandro like this in india. i think i recently made a phone call in which is an extreme action, so it says, you all know that's never been done in india. it's a 100 minutes and with 90 minutes of action, non stop action in a close space of a 3 and the moving team. just that experience, you know, is something that we've seen internationally within india. it's the 1st and repeated entered onto it. so with the 1st in the interim that will be sort of globally and, and they've sort the us rights and rest of the word rights. and if you release globally, but norm, that's what our distributors, wiley also will expanded to that us, but also including the businesses that this individual data, a larger team. how do i expand the footprint of this story to the center of every production and bottom apart from other india? and i think lavonne. yes, those are the only 2 feeling the vision mid to the 5 finalists and no other feeling . yeah. and then from a void wh

cancun and toronto. top the internationalist if you're driving you have plenty of company out there, aaa says road trips are expected to set a new record at more than 38 0. people traveling by car over just the memorial day weekends. and, of course here in california. same old story. you will be paying more for gas, the average price of a gallon is actually 50 cents higher. than this time last year. the air booking site, hopper finds 87% of its u. do plan. to travel. this summer. but the majority of not booked their trips yet. three quarters of people estimate they're going to spend the same or more compared to last year >>>>list. thank you so much, well, still ahead, we talk live with a travel industry analyst about the trends for the summer and beyond and ask if the recent safety incidents may be impacting people's plans. plus. see how artificial intelligence is powering more vacation. itineraries. these days. (♪♪) i'm getting vaccinated with pfizer's pneumococcal pneumonia vaccine. so am i. because i'

by shredding a coffee, you'll see you in toronto, in protest and ukraine's presidency. let's get confound stuff. a heavy fight thing in the countries northeast region is this. i'm all the front english. how's the? i'm the, how's the hunting? welcome to the program. we begin in the us. little reports released by the state department suggests that as well may have breached international laws by using american garzo. the assessment, the spot of a memorandum issued by president joe biden, in february, ordering to deliver a report on the issue to congress. the documents say that it is quote, reasonable to assess that us supplied weapons have been used in ways that are inconsistent with, as well as obligations. or do you have any correspondent, benjamin oliver as google has more on that, it was a long awaited state department report that was due on wednesday of this week. and the report says that is rare, likely violated notice of international law and its use of us weapons. but say it also said that it did not find enough evidence to block it shipments the report says, and i

nothing. >> in toronto. the police department wasn't diverse enough.hblack were having troublethe passing the written exam. so the supervisosuper, the canan donna brazile, gave them the questions ahead of time and helped them cheat their way onto the force. this wasce exposed and the media is in canada calling the supervisor a hero. they say the toronto policet an force is racist and the only way to change its rulesly is to break them. , meet bambi, an irish songstress who's a finalist at the international music competition. >> you're a vision. bambi goes by. they/them pronouns. gothic is a self-described goth goblind gremlin and a wedgie pop star. >> and boy is, they them something special. >> what makes you special? ourie and what's your favorite part of your performance? do you know what makes me special? i'm i'm a eea, and i'm no dj. >> i thursday's complete with without a prime time victory. y iscomplemitt is getting rid oy becoming the most eliteuniv american university to do so. go mitero.t president saying th. >> my goals are to tap into the fu

in toronto, the police department wasn't diverse enough.ck candidates were having trouble passing the written exam the supervisor, the canadian... gave them the questions ahead of time and help them cheat their way onto the force. this was exposed and the media in canada is calling the supervisor a hero. they say the toronto police force is racist and the only way to change its rules is to break them. finally meet bambi thug, and irish songstress who is a finalist at the international music competition, eurovision. they go by they them pronouns, is a self-described gothic goblin gremlin and a ouija popstar. and boy is they them something special. >> what makes you special and what is your favourite part of your performance? >> do you know what makes me special? i'm a queer. and i'm a which. >> jesse: no dei thursday is complete without a primetime victory. mit is getting rid of dei becoming the most elite american university to do so. mit president saying this, my goals are to tap into the full scope of human talent to bring the very best t

but the chinese foreign ministry has hit childhood international criticism. toronto during the week, completely oppose any interference in china is internal affairs by individual countries on the basis of current legal cases. and any attempts to discredit and undermine the rule of law in hong kong, for quite some time the of the search he won, defendants have already pleaded guilty. meaning, oh, but 2 of the 47 people arrested 3 years ago could face life in jail. let's go on this real mac correspondent, phoebe called in hong kong. welcome phoenix. how big a blow is this for hunk homes of pro democracy movement in india? it is a huge blow um to the whole. hong kong opposition came and the movement itself, as this is the largest national security trial, since the security law watson post, but be taking a phone call in 2020 and. 7 if the child took a like over a 100 days and it involved over 40 defendants. so this is indeed a mosque prosecution and it is deemed, it is themes as the largest round up of the whole of possession came at once. um, by using the conspiracy to the person in cha

palestinian still sheltering in rafa and is really a plan there or expected is rarely ground offensive in toronto would be catastrophic. there simply is no safe place in in garza, for palestinians to flee to. there aren't services available for people. water, sanitation, hygiene services, housing and shelters to accommodate an influx of people. the situation remains dire and people are searching for, for everything from shelter to food, to water, in order to keep their family alive. so low that communications advisor for the norwegian refugee council in jerusalem. thank you. the new york city police say that it has cleared pro palestinian protest as from a building on the campus of columbia university, bringing a day long stand off to an end. the rain came at the request of the university president of the students defied and ultimatum to back down. it'll be expelled. this is the moment, but as officers and dried go preached columbia university's hamilton holding the call. it says it had no choice but to authorize the read to restore safety and order pro palestinian students. i thinking over the b

the most divisive issue from toronto is the coming president, louise avenida, who's promising to crack down on a lot asylum seekers and finish a concrete affordable. the 2 nations share the same island. but while haiti is torn apart by gamble, fair, the dominican republic is striving economically attached to ported hundreds of thousands of microns, the cuban beings, he screams as dominican authorities. detain dozens of haitians. those with outside de risk being deported, packed to hey, to the homeland and the grip of violent gangs. it because he didn't tell us that the president knows what to expect to pull these people to hate to some terrible things could happen to pay this. isn't he mind who mine was in the miners? it's not clear what the future holds. patients who came to the dominican republic to get away from the gangs. what are the hotline president news? i've been out the could well when the election with immigration, the top issue, the protecting the nation. and so, you know, everyone understands that when tens of thousands of fled to a, to, to escape violence and poverty many

but the chinese foreign ministry has childhood international criticism, toronto during the week, completely oppose any interference in china is internal affairs by individual countries. on the basis of current legal cases, under any attempts to describe it and undermine the rule of law in hong kong, for quite some time the of the search you want defendants have already pleaded guilty. meaning, oh, but 2 of the 47 people arrested 3 years ago could face line in jail, but dw corresponded to cd kong is in hong kong. she told us what is expected next in that landmark case as well. um the $47.00, the $45.00 come sick to defend. this will have to face tens and saying um in the next couple of months, they will make that mitigations in june before receiving the actual sentences. and we also have to waive the remind to that um they up the 1st and charge on the pages to national security store carries a maximum sentence of life imprisonment. so for the organizes of these primary election, they are likely to receive the heaviest sentence. um uh for the all those they may like um how to go to cho for um

students of the university of toronto in canada demonstrated in support of the people of gaza. in their demonstrations, the students of this university declared solidarity with palestine and stopped investing in it the companies of the zionist regime were invited. in berlin, the capital of germany, pro-palestinian students chanted slogans against the police forces by sitting in the university building. palestinian sources also published pictures of the arrest of students of this university by the police. 4 o'clock news segment: al-nur in the name of allah al-nur in the name of allah noor al-nur in the name of allah noor on noor in the name of allah noor on allah the greatest god is the greatest god is the greatest god god is the greatest i testify that there is no god but god i testify that there is no god but god i testify that muhammad is the messenger of god i testify that muhammad is the messenger of god muhammad is the messenger of god, i am the witness of god, and god is the witness of god hai ali al salah hai ali al falah hai ali al falah god bless god , god is great, th

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in the cities of ottawa, toronto, montreal, canada , supporters of palestine condemned the crimes of the occupying jerusalem regime and called for an end to israel's attacks on the gaza strip. in barcelona and valencia , spain, a large number of people condemned they protested against the light of the food. following the issuance of an arrest warrant for the prime minister of the zionist regime, the international criminal court reported in an interview with the head of the court that a request has been issued to arrest benjamin netanyahu and the minister of war of the zionist regime on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity. karim khan, of course, announced in a biased statement for yahya sanwar and a number of other hamas leaders because of the operation. khan al-aqsa has made such a request. a panel of judges of the international criminal court will now consider karim khan's request for an arrest warrant. netanyahu previously said that any arrest warrant issued by the international criminal court against tel aviv's senior government and military officials has no effect o

university of toronto reported visitor activity in downtown san jose jumped 28% from last march to this february. now the city is hoping to build on that momentum by filling some of its vacant storefronts. five new pop-up shops are open for business along paseo de san antonio between third and fourth streets not far from san jose state, all of them owned by women. len ramirez spoke to some of them about what it means to get a head start on their entrepreneurial dreams. >> reporter: a lot of businesses would love to move into a brick and mortar in downtown san jose, but the cost is too much for many of them. this program allows a lower point of entry so they can get indoors, try out their ideas with a goal of becoming eventually self-sufficient. cutting the ribbon, bringing down the barriers, all part of a big idea in downtown san jose to activate vacant storefronts and give five businesses a helping hand. >> it's wild to see the growth from making these in my kitchen to now having the retail opportunity and not only to sell my handmade candles, but to teach them. >> reporter: marselena

recuperaciÓn de philips visitante sido del mÁs de 28% y segÚn estudio publicado de la universidad de torontos de la pandemia, despuÉs estÁ la ciudad de auckland que ha ganado 20% de sus visitantes la ciudad de zafra psico los ha perdido en casi un 20%. yo he visto muchos restaurantes nuevos abiertos, cafeterÍas, apartamentos, saddam: para los negocios todavÍa falta mucho camino por recorrer, >> de un 10 en la pandemia bajo acero, despuÉs de la pandemia tenemos un 4. saddam: roberto tiene varias dÉcadas trabajando en el centro de la ciudad y luego os visitante dependen de los eventos culturales. >> anualmente habÍan 3 o 4 eventos por cena —— eventos por semana. >> la gente estÁ buscando experiencias nueva. >> en este caso bÁsicamente estÁn forma estÁ pagando a mÍ para estudiar estudiar algo que me apasiona. reportera: se prepara para comenzar sus estudios en stanford este otoÑo y para graduarse de 2 licenciaturas en junio en la universidad de santa clara, cuando le pregunto cuÁl es su sueÑo para alcanzar la polÍtica, la respuesta es contundente. >> en mi carrera polÍtica el sueÑo mÁs grande e

from lodges in new york, toronto, montreal, berlin and even cairo, and finally in 1905 , among all the options, palestine as the final destination. is selected after the suppression of the russian revolution , a number of disillusioned jews from different parts of europe entered palestine. they were poor and dependent workers and, of course, armed. some of them had a bad history. some time later, two of them at the world zionist congress in laha. they are present. the output of the congress is the strengthening of the jewish colonies. a militia group is formed in the city of jaffa. they breathe violence. the jew fell from fire and blood and will rise from fire and blood. this violent group is later renamed hashomer and then hagana . in 1907, weissmann, a chemist. and the zionist leader enters palestine. he must make and start something to seize the lands around jaffa. after 3 years, some hectares of land in the north of palestine will be taken over. the local people are forced to leave the area, and the jewish exodus immediately begins. as the jewish population expands, the next plan i

in the universities of sao paulo, brazil, buenos aires, argentina , and toronto and ottawa, canada, studentso join the global student movement to support palestine. following the increase in violence and successive murders of women in parts of australia. a state of national crisis was declared in this country. australia's minister of women said: "the wide gender gap in handouts is one of the reasons why women are killed." they have to choose between tolerating violence and sleeping on the street. this is the voice of women's panic in the house and on the streets. this is the description of the guardian columnist. from the march. a protest by the residents of australia in the past days , venbata says that what australia is crying out for is not a cultural war, it is a war for survival. data it shows that the rate of death of australian women by their sexual partners has increased by 30% in the last year. australian women are decreasing at a faster rate this year. a woman every four days. and the killer is often their partner. partners. formal and informal sex are the same. for example , the s