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in toronto, i also introduced this to them as well. and i went on to ottawa and i also visited montrealers there were about 40 thai coming to my talks. after montrealers i had a big event -- after montrealers i had a big event last monday. and then i give a talk just few days ago at nyu why there were no exhibitions at nyu and the discussion was the human rights in thailand and what was the situation. and yes. and here i am in washington, d.c.. and my last stop,". so -- my last stop would be in chicago. so it would be a lecture with a large group of thai in chicago. i will stop here and you want to take a break first? ok. thank you so much for coming.

graham maintained he was in toronto that day, but his memory of it was hazy.eason for that. he was using drugs that day. and his recollection's all over the map and jumbled because of that. he doesn't really remember where he was. andrea canning (voiceover): when pressed by the investigators, graham got upset and wanted to end the interview. he became a person of interest that needed a lot more investigating. andrea canning (voiceover): and he wasn't the only one. graham had led them to a possible new suspect. somebody is not telling the truth here. there's some gaps in the story. absolutely. craig melvin (voiceover): coming up-- they meet up with him in the parking lot. they try to engage him in conversation. and he just wouldn't stop, wouldn't speak to them. craig melvin (voiceover): a suddenly silent husband living a double life. i think there was some receipts. there were some strange phone calls that were coming in. there was naked photos of this girl. and she was kissing him on the cheek. so there was no getting around this. no. andrea canning: this was-

five points of the game as the knicks finally broke free on their way to a fifth straight win over torontow, and it was a thrilling weekend for mclaren�*s lando norris as he helped secure their first constructors�* championship for 26 years. mclaren had a slow start to the season, before vital car upgrades in may saw them improve dramatically. ceo zak brown explains why a newly reconfigured team was vital to their success. men and women at mclaren have done an unbelievable job, men and women at mclaren have done an unbelievablejob, and thatis done an unbelievablejob, and that is everybody, because to be successful as a formula i team of course you have to build a great race car but you need to be able to afford a great race car, so your commercial department is critically important. that depends on a huge fan base, thatis depends on a huge fan base, that is where your communications department comes in, hr and finance. all aspects need to be firing on all cylinders, forgive the pun, to be able to rally everyone to be the best in the business, because this business is hard. and that's all t

five points of the game as the knicks finally broke free on their way to a fifth straight win over toronto last eight on wednesday. we had timely plays at the end, big—time plays and timely buckets. we have to continue to improve and we have a lot of things we need to work on and the games keep coming so i think the most important thing isjust finding a

the toronto temple will begin playing at toronto's coca-cola coliseum in 2026. >> the oakland roots arene step closer to moving into the oakland coliseum. >> the team shared a time lapse video today of crews laying down turf to transform the coliseum into a soccer pitch this sunday. the roots are hosting a select your seat event. it will be open exclusively for 2025 season ticket deposit holders, so they can choose the exact seat where they will watch the games. the team will play 17 games at the former home of the oakland a's in progress for the a's in las vegas. the las vegas stadium authority approved the newest plan to finance the stadium, which is expected to cost almost $2 billion. team owner john fisher and his family have pledged to pay at least $1.1 billion. they'll also receive $380 million in public funding. the rest is expected to be covered by loans. the estimated cost for the stadium recently went up by $250 million. groundbreaking is planned for sometime next year. [music] >> the country's largest holiday light show returned to san francisco tonight. let's glow. sf is a f

karl—anthony towns returned from a one game absence to lead the new yorks knicks to victory over the torontoaptors, theirfifth win in their past six games. towns had missed new york's loss to detroit with a sore knee but showed no signs of ill effect as he scored 2a points and added 15 rebounds. his total included the final five points of the game as the knicks finally broke free on their way to a fifth straight win over toronto. new york host the atlanta hawks in the nba cup last eight on wednesday. we had timely plays at the end, big—time plays and timely buckets. we have to continue to improve and we have a lot of things we need to work on and the games keep coming so i think the most important thing isjust finding a think the most important thing is just finding a way to win. west ham'sjulen lopetegui won the battle of the under pressure managers as his side beat wolves 2—1, leaving gary o'neill's team floundering in the relegation zone after another loss. west ham 5 players showed their support for teammate michail antonio, who was in a car crash on saturday. they warmed up wearing anto

toronto were 16 points behind in the fourth quarter but couldn't finish it off the comeback.cevic scored 24 points for the bulls, who had seven players reach double figures including josh giddey who had to be helped off the court midway through the third quarter after rolling his right ankle. the denver nuggets also narrowly beat the sacramento kings 130—129. nikola jokic had an nba—leading 10th triple—double of the season with 20 points, 14 rebounds and 13 assists as the nuggets ended sacramento 5 three—game winning streak. much more on the website of course. and that's all the sport for now. now to the breaking news coming out of the middle east. israel and gaza appeared to be moving closer to a ceasefire deal. we have heard from the white house, the spokespersonjohn kirby, and he says he believes they are closer to a gaza ceasefire deal. a senior palestinian official told the bbc that indirect talks are in a decisive and final phase, they said, and the defence minister of israel says an agreement is closer than ever before, and as well as hearing from the white house we ar

so it takes move in toronto's to stop is the exercise. why the time we for the don't say so give me what was on the placid floor. so that means keeping saying is important to this region. some say that the check who is one of the only remaining one twist pops to the everyone know can be knows this truck to make me mission and off to the well known brand of tire. they also know that he's the only driver prepared to go out in the rainy season. mission 67. but still working as hard as he did when he started. because he doesn't receive any kind of attention. the nice thing driving since he was 17 lives can be dangerous to the chunk of just stopping to change. we can expose drivers to attacks by chunk on the mission and never goes out without his gun. i mean the getting the message on to all of those the like get close the top of the room, but miss joyce to gauge the key to travel 280 kilometers to pick up a consignment of fertilizer on these roads. the crunch uncle is allowed some comfortable region finding pots of bolivia, argentina, 266000

five points of the game as the knicks finally broke free on their way to a fifth straight win over torontos a thrilling weekend for mclaren�*s lando norris as he helped secure their first constructors�* championship for 26 years. mclaren had a slow start to the season, before vital car upgrades in may saw them improve dramatically. ceo zak brown explains why a newly reconfigured team was vital to their success. men and women at mclaren have done an unbelievable job. and thatis done an unbelievable job. and that is everybody because to be successful as a formula i team, of course you have to build a great race car but you need to be able to afford a great race car, so your commercial department is incredibly important. they depend upon a huge fan base, so that is where the communications department comes in, hr and finance. all aspects need to be firing on all cylinders, forgive the pun, to be able to rally everyone to be the best in the business, because this business is hard. and that's all the sport for now. let's return to our main story — israel says it has destroyed syria's naval flee

earlier i spoke to a professor of international relations and political science at the university of torontolso the author of "nato-russia relations in the 21st century." i asked him why some are speculating russia's behind the crash. >> somehow the factors do not add up as this being a simple crash that occurred because of a flock of birds in the airplane. this was a claim first made by the russian media bid this was a simple flight that was supposed to take off from the city of baku and azerbaijan to grozny, which is in russia, the chechen area. when it crash landed, it was on the other side of the caspian sea in a very uncharacteristic -- it is received damage and experts and others do seem to be caused by shrapnel, not by engine failure, not by some kind of flock of birds. it is very interesting that the russian spokesman was very aggressive in defending russia in every possible way against any kind of accusation or even hint of russian malfeasance, and extremely cautious in saying let's wait for results. i think the circumstantial evidence at the moment is not favorable to russia. it's

a professor of international relations and political science at the university of toronto talking toened to impose further sanctions on russia after one of its cargo ships was blamed for severing an underwater cable. the estlink2 carries electricity between the finnish plant of anttila and pussi in estonia, but stopped working on wednesday. finnish police then boarded a ship which they believe was operating as part of russia's so—called shadow fleet. they say they found evidence there that the anchor had been used to cut the cable in two. more than a50 people crossed the english channel in small boats on christmas day, according to home office figures. new data shows a51 migrants arrived on 11 boats. emer mccarthy has more. the christmas day arrivals from france mark the first arrivals in more than a week. more than a50 migrants crossed the english channel in small boats on christmas day. 11 boats made thejourney to the uk on christmas morning, and more are expected to follow in the coming days. the home office says a51 people arrived on christmas day. the last time there were crossi

in toronto, i also introduced this to them as well. and i went on to ottawa and i also visited montrealers there were about 40 thai coming to my talks. after montrealers i had a big event -- after montrealers i had a big event last monday. and then i give a talk just few days ago at nyu why there were no exhibitions at nyu and the discussion was the human rights in thailand and what was the situation. and yes. and here i am in washington, d.c.. and my last stop,". so -- my last stop would be in chicago. so it would be a lecture with a large group of thai in chicago. i will stop here and you want to take a break first? ok. thank you so much for coming. [applause] >> hello, if everyone could come back to your seats. we will start the next part of this discussion. this one will talk about the current situation and government. and then we will follow with a q&a ok? pavin: ok. i will not aim to talk too much. i mean, when it comes to thai politics it could take days or months. so maybe i will just speak for 10 minutes and then we will open

how sign in toronto is that how it seems inter wrong? that would be plenty of diplomatic overtures, a neighbor, a buffed by a side. and the tucks really have no choice but the green light this if you look at the austin process and uh, later on the sushi meeting, they boils down to to base 16 search the then doors 20 to 54. there's it and see when security costs are resolution that costs for a ceasefire. secondly, they establish the connection. so was including intensity of the product there. yeah. and, and all those of us since 20 march 2020. when, when the sushi meeting happened, russia to get out of course, give on before that appeared as a guarantor, as of the escalation and that parts of the syria for 4 years. this agreement and the arrangements lasted all of a sudden we see a harsh by the series of the brussels backed by check here into other and issue i think from, or i hear you into wrong uh, the lives of this happening now. 5, quite important to the 1st 1. 1 argument is that the syria rebels answer key or sans a weakness of size

and to ron hassan, i'm down as a professor at the university of toronto specializes in a radian foreign policy. and in moscow we got just left. my twos off is a full russian diplomats and chapman of the russian society of friendship with arab countries. welcome to you all with please. i think that we have a 3 of the most important countries. a reflects heat here, and we'll just joining us from iran, from russia, and from to kia. but we'll discuss many, many other countries. unfair involvements in that say in this, i'd like to start with you, i'm out of the situation was we got to key a tell me did took you have any role in this? did it green light this offensive? so 1st of all, it's really nice here to be at this small estimate from that and about the world of to keep this friends the just because it is just explain that to all of us, the smallest on the summit. because these are the countries that have been involved in the diplomatic process that was taking place, both in salt you at one point, but also in a sauna in catholic style. and that was that reference? yes. yes indeed. and the

after that, now we discussed other positions of toronto, non crowd with all correspondence that you said july the and yeah, i've seen that. can you want him to go out for an minister said that as syria has faced much worse challenges before, like when ices and other groups drag the country into a nashville to know more about a small spots back then he said, uh the r gc was for some offered vitals and much needed help to come back to the terrorist in syria. and of course in iraq back then, and now he said, they're ready to take on whatever comes their way this time around as well. so he made it clear that this time around iran will extend whatever help is needed. he also said that's different resistance groups in that region will also jump on to why in uh to offer syria, they needed assistance. and we actually heard that the iraqi popular mobilization force is also known as the hash do, and shall be, were dispatched to serial on sunday to join the fight against by the s p s or the hey, i've definitely large, strong in syria. naturally, the situation is difficult, but what is important is

as a beat cop in downtown toronto and rising to chief of toronto police, overseeing the largest municipal police service in canada and one of the largest in north america. mr. blair is a graduate of the fbi's national academy in quantico. after serving as minister of public safety and emergency preparedness, minister blair became the minister of defense a year and half ago and has done amazing things for the department, for canada, and for canada's allies and partners. minister blair is our host for the week, and i want to invite him to the podium in a few moments. thank you, minister. it is a police to work with you. -- it is a privilege to work with you. [applause] canada's minister for foreign affairs is here. welcome, minister, i'm so glad you are able to make it. [applause] canada's new chief of defense is here. [applause] welcome back to halifax. canada's deputy minister of defense is here as well. welcome back. [applause] minister, general, deputy, these canadian leaders at the top of national security and international affairs are an inspiration to girls and women in canada and ar

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in toronto, they acquired second baseman -- and they sent reliever to toronto for an outfield prospectpencer that they promptly turn around and shift to the pittsburgh pirates. and it could be in an immediate add to cleveland's starting rotation. the winter meeting is continuing. >>> to golf, scottie scheffler is pga best golfer. he did not miss a single cut in all 19 starts on the tour and he won a remarkable 7 times, picking up four of them in five outings over a blistering stretch in march and april and a second players championship and second majors in three years. and he won gold in paris and won his first fed-ex cup in september. and last week won the unofficial hero world challenge in the bahamas. scheffler has held his number one world golf rankings for a record 82 straight weeks. >>> angie i can report in the northeast, it is raining. >> did you bring your umbrella? >> i did, thankfully. >> we have plenty of rain on the way for folks and snow and windy conditions. no surprise that they have this coming from the same storm system. it is a mess for the east coast. rain on the ro

the rainy season is the best time to swim because the toronto's keep a low profile, but they are still there. this month, basis, danger every day. so it takes more than throwing us to stop is the exercise. why the time we for the don't say so give me what was on the placid floor. so that means keeping thing is important in this region. some say that the check who is one of the only remaining one twist pops to the everyone know can be nose destruct fiber by his make me mission and off to the well known brand of tire build. so know that he's the only driver prepared to go out in the rainy season. the commission, the southern, but still working as hard as he did when he started. because he doesn't receive any kind of attention. the nice thing driving since he was 17 lives can be dangerous, and the truck just stopping to change. we can expose drivers to attacks by chance mission and never goes out without his gun. the getting the message on the goal of what i like it goes on friday the is just as well that miss you've enjoyed 2 days. you've agreed to travel 280 kilometers to pick up a cons

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so for the second half of this film i was also filming "fubar" in toronto.about, you know, like -- i don't know, i'm not the person who whips out a guitar and sings "kumbaya." i just would shyly sort of practice out to the side. we'd be in the woods. you know, just -- it's an action show. >> jimmy: right. >> and at one point he just very sweetly was like, "play for me." he came and he sat down. you know, you're not going to say no. >> jimmy: no, no. >> that was a bad imitation of his voice. >> jimmy: "play for me." [ laughter ] "go." >> do it. do it now. >> jimmy: here you guys are. what is this, arnold's trailer on set? what's going on here? >> it might as well be. yeah, schnitz zell every friday. that's not a joke. >> jimmy: like taco tuesday, schnitzel friday? >> schnitzel fridays, and my dog runs up into his trailer. >> jimmy: sure, schnitzel, a dog's going to come. >> that was oktoberfest. >> jimmy: you worked with arnold and tom cruise. who gives the better wrap gift? >> oh. god, i don't know. i don't remember the wrap gifts. tom gives a -- 'tis the se

sir, you told me that you came from toronto you drove straight to new york and going back to torontofter this. why did you decide to party here. >> once in a lifetime. that's it. once in a lifetime. >> nate: so you are going right back. what have you done throughout the day. what did you do got in line. >> got in line 11:00. we saw the line and it was crazy. we didn't want to come here to no reason so we had to get in the line. >> how long did the drive take. >> nine hours. >> nate: that's quicker than i thought. you will go back, 18 hours in the car just to party in times square new year's eve. this is an international affair. you guys came from -- remind me. >> india. >> tell me planned this trip surrounding this event. >> okay. we were planning to come to the u.s. to go vegas. but when i got to know there is a big event happening here on new year's eve so, we planned to come in here for a week, yes. >> kazakhstan and japan also down here. so, aishah, people are coming from all over and how cool is it that they are going to share this experience as they ring in 2025 together and th

the boston fleet took on the sceptres in toronto. now there are a total of six teams with plans to expand. ticket sales are up over 50% from last year which was the league's first season. >>> when we return, preparing for a favorite holiday ptraditi. >>> finally tonight, this holiday weekend isn't all about thanksgiving. with christmas right around the corner, the spotlight turns to the tree. 25 to 30 million christmas trees are sold every year, but drought and wildfire has taken a toll. lauren pozen reports from los angeles on whether supply will meet demand. >> reporter: finding the perfect tree is not easy, but many come prepared with a game plan. >> i have an ornament here, it has my name on it, lucas. and i buy here to test it if it's good or not. >> reporter: lucas and his family have made it a tradition picking out their tree at santa and sons in sherman oaks. >> it's just like a countdown. once thanksgiving happens, it's always like the question when are we going to get our tree. that's when the season hits. he's counting dow

earlier i spoke to a professor of international relations and political science at the university of torontothor. i asked him why some are speculating russia is behind the crash. >> somehow it does not add up as being a simple crash that occurred because some birds hit the airplane. this was a simple flight that was supposed to -- within the russian area. when it landed, crash landed, it was on the others of the sea, in a very uncharacteristic diversion. it received damage that two experts do seem to be caused by shrapnel, not by engine failure, not by some kind of flock of birds. it is always interesting the russian spokesperson was very aggressive in defending russia in every possible way against any kind of accusation or hint of any russian malfeasance. they have been extremely cautious. he said let's wait for results. the circumstantial evidence at the moment is not favorable to russia. we have to wait. i think this has been an area where the russians have been very nervous. the ukrainians have lost a number of drone attacks. russians have been shooting at the drones, often wildly and re

we will see next week and next year for a citynews toronto -- fox news sunda y morning. leandro. you're taking a live look at the scene this morning where evacuations are underway after a gas leak. our crews on the scene and will have the very latest coming up in a live report. and new surveillance video showing a multi-vehicle crash that sent several people to the hospital near west oakland, bart involving bart police cars.

world series champion, first with the a's in the 1989 battle of the bay, then again in 1993 with toronto. henderson is also baseball's all time leader in leadoff home runs and runs scored. when you start talking about the greatest leadoff hitters of all times, rickey henderson is that guy and he is from oakland. the left fielder was elected into the baseball hall of fame in 2009, the first year he was eligible. he remained an icon for oakland and the a's. in 2017, the team dedicated the field in his honor, and henderson got plenty of well-deserved recognition as the team said its final goodbyes to the coliseum in september. adriana henderson throwing out the first pitch to a proud papa. when the a's played their last game at the coliseum, henderson was there, along with fellow a's legend dave stewart, to throw out the first pitch. rickey was visible. people were able to touch him and talk to him and be around him. and not only that, but rickey was enjoyable to be around. he's charismatic, funny, great sense of humor, just a good human being. henderson leaves behind his wife, pamela, and

taylor swift closing out her record-breaking world tour in toronto and vancouver, how swifties there are marking the occasion. >>> and, as notre dame rises from the ashes and welcomes back parishioners, we introduce to you the workers who helped bring the historic cathedral back to life. it is monday, december 9th, and "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning, and thanks for joining us, i'm jessica layton. breaking news out of the middle east this monday morning. the syrian governmenhas been toppled along with dictator bashir al-assad. the rebels took damascus. russian state media reports that assad has fled to moscow, where he's been granted asylum. here's raf sanchez. >> reporter: hey, there, after seizing control of the syrian capital damascus, syria's rebels are now consolidating their power in the capital. the leader of the main rebel group, an islamist group, arriving in damascus, giving an address in a historic mosque in the center of the city. he says he wants to lead a government for all syrians, irrespective of their religion or their sect. remember, there are a lot

we started in canada outside toronto. the expansion looks great. the u.s., we have a long way to go as well. scarlet: you can catch that interview later on on "the close." this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ it's time to grow your business. time to get customers. time to make your future, now. create a website in minutes. how? godaddy. coding... nah. but all that writing? nope. ai, done, built, up and running. you have what it takes. now take it to the next level. create a beautiful website in minutes with godaddy. let's get to work start for free at godaddy.com scarlet: this is bloomberg markets. it is time now for the stock of the hour. it is salesforce, which is due to report earnings after the bell today. the stock has rallied 27% since its last report in august. for more let's ring in anurag rana. revenue for the quarter is seen slowing, a pretty dramatic slowing. the stock is up about 27% since this last earnings report. there is a big disconnect there. anurag: what is happening with sales forces, during their annual user conference they announced some re

since i, the trundle in the city of toronto, you will fight or religious sites almost every streets christianity. buddhism, though is some confusion, isn't it some more i'll call you cause this keeps changing. if let me community states back to the 7th century and the oldest mosque in china is located here. even the long lost the religion of many keys has left its mark. the only set you of many can be found in the suburbs of trick joe. the thing chiron, temples. a bu decides. in the city center, you can even find statues of king to come under. keep like countries thing. the 13th century jungle. is this diverse religions, an emergence from all over the wall? it was less modern day, new york. it was the rose, murray, time of trade centers during the summer and even 10 years. it's hard to say weather own road is more open now than it was 700 years ago. but the cities length of germany and change all 4 of the more international and opened during more components time the it was through my co pulse descriptions that the europe 1st came to know a china in such detail. inside the china millennium monume

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twice a world series winner with 0akland in 1989 and the toronto bluejays in 1993.efully some goals in the next hour. as we heard, the ukrainian boxer 0leksandr usyk has won the biggest bout in boxing — the men's world heavyweight title, beating britain's tyson fury. the ukrainian won on points after a thrilling 12 let's speak to sports journalist iryna kozyupa who joins us live from ternopil in ukraine. thank you forjoining us. what has the reaction been to usyk�*s victory in ukraine? has the reaction been to usyk's victory in ukraine?— victory in ukraine? hello and greetings— victory in ukraine? hello and greetings to _ victory in ukraine? hello and greetings to everybody - victory in ukraine? hello and greetings to everybody from | greetings to everybody from ukraine. thank you for the congratulations and invitation to the programme. i would say that yesterday night was unbelievable and absolutely fantastic football ukrainians, not only fans of boxing or sport or supporters of usyk. like so many people, we are so happy with this victory and i saw absolutely fanta

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the bus to a plane to toronto. and then he flew, according to a criminal complaint. we got in just minutes ago, flew from toronto to paris, where he then boarded another flight to asia. investigators are not saying which country he traveled to, only saying that he landed in asia. again, this is coming from this criminal complaint. we just got in. here's a quote ryan stated at the airport. he has sent an email to an adult female that he had arrived. he waited about an hour for her to come pick him up, and once she picked him up, they went to a hotel for a couple of days. this search has been going on obviously for several months. in november, law enforcement was able to contact him, brianna and boris. they were able to get a video that showed he was alive and that he was okay. over that month, they tried to establish this really strong rapport, trying to convince him to come home. here's what the sheriff says happened next. >> on december 10th. >> ryan arrived on u.s. soil he was then booked into the correctional facility and is awaiting his initial court appearance a