many fans continue to show their support for 49ers cornerback tavaris ward. ward's one year old daughter died in october after suffering heart complications, and one fan says she also lost a baby and started a fundraiser to show support for the ward family. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters has more from levi's stadium. i just wanted to say thank you to each and every one of you guys who helped support at the last home game of the regular season, jessica williams announced a $3,000 donation to the national down syndrome society. >> williams says she was inspired to sell these customized pins and donate all the proceeds raised to nlds in honor of cornerback charvarius ward, one year old daughter who died of heart complications in october. >> in about the year 2000, december 21st, i had lost a baby girl myself. so i know what it's like to have to bury your own child. >> ward's daughter was born with down syndrome and had battled heart problems since birth. williams says she sold the $15 pins at events across the state and online with the help of the pins

when i heard about charvarius wards daughter, it just hit too close to home. >> ward's daughter was borndown syndrome and had battled heart problems since birth. williams says she sold the $15 pins at events across the state and online with the help of the pins designer. bay area pins. >> i love being part of this. you know, it's all about the niners, all about the faithful. so i you know, i enjoy this now. baby girl. >> ward had heart surgery right before, so it's in the shape of a heart. >> no matter what it is, no matter what we go through, we've got to show the players that we love them. we support them. whether they're going through good times or bad times. >> williams, a member of niner empire's hayward chapter, says she couldn't have raised the money without the support of diehard fans like ray pena, who lost his eye during his own cancer battle. >> i was able to help her out and sell a few pins, and it's all for the greater cause of the national down syndrome society. >> now, the national down syndrome society says they are delighted to receive this donation, and williams says th

clarissa ward, thank you so much. coming up next, a mystery

>> i expect more elusivity from cam ward.l of college football, and he was a heisman trophy finalist. one thing he does great is he avoids people with his legs, scrambles, and finds open receivers in the end zone. the reason he's playing in this bowl game is he wants to increase his draft stock and draft status, so i expect cam ward to make more plays in the pocket with his legs and be elusive with his arm as well. >> whit: looking forward to that one. and then later at 7:30 eastern, byu facing colorado in the valero alamo bowl where we'll see the heisman trophy winner travis hunter in action, who's our buddy, right? he came to "gma" after he won the heisman trophy on two hours slpz sleep but still showed up. how impressed have you been with his performance this year with his performance playing on both offense and defense? >> i've been blown away by travis hunter's performance. you think about this. he played wide receiver and won the heisman, yes, but also the biletnikoff, meaning the best receiver in all of college footbal

report came out of syria soon after the fall of the assad regime from cnn's star correspondent clarissa ward. she'd gone to the notorious saydnaya prison, and while there, a man was discovered inside a cell under a blanket. "i'm a civilian," he says. "i'm a civilian. " it's ok, it's ok. it's ok. he speaks arabic. he tells the fighter he is from the city of homs and has been in the cell for three months. 0k. 0k, you're 0k, you're 0k, you're 0k. you're 0k. he clutches my arm tightly with both hands. 0k. does anyone have any water? water. speaks arabic. 0k. it's water, it's water. the report went viral, but from the start, questions were being asked. there were lots of suggestions online that it looked staged, that the man in question looked too well—fed, that he didn't flinch when he was led into the sunlight. then a syrian fact—checking operation called verify—sy said that they had identified the man in question, that he wasn't the civilian he'd claimed he was, and in fact had served in assad's air force intelligence directorate and was accused of human rights abuses. cnn has since confirmed

against a bill that would ward off a looming shut down.ime the husband of gisele pelicot is jailed for 20 years and 50 other men are found guilty in a rape trial that sent shock waves across france. hello. i'm carl nasman. here in washington, dc, lawmakers have just voted live from washington, this is bbc news. us lawmakers reject a trump—backed plan to fund the government and ward off a looming shutdown.

us lawmakers reject a trump—backed plan to fund the government — voting against a bill that would wardat sent shockwaves across france. russia's president putin says he is ready for talks at "any time" with the us president—elect donald trump about how to end the war with ukraine. live from singapore, this is bbc news. us lawmakers reject a trump—backed plan to fund the government — voting against a bill that would ward off a looming shutdown. the husband of gisele pelicot is jailed for 20 years sent shockwaves across france.

we're talking about either clarissa, at ward, she's chief international correspondent for cnn. but here's the thing, it's not the 1st time she's been in the ethics firing line right, exactly. now, and also she's been there for a long time. and she has been described as washington's propaganda assets that she's been towing washington's life. for example, we know that you produce, we favorable reports 1st, all she was granted access. uh, for example, back in uh, what was the 2012 to lift the archive down and slaves there. and also she produced favorable reports about the free serial army, which we know that there are 4 supports that apply the west. and then we had her appearing as part of the us delegation of the un security council, where she was talking about all this is law mich. faxes as being the heroes on the ground about their voices needs to be heard. and then whether we're on it or on the list. for example, the glaze on smacks blumenthal who was producing reports from the other points of view about how syrians were complaining and they were talking about how they were to

incredible reporting by clarissa ward. but also such a moment of humanity in a place where we have seen so much death and so much carnage. >> it really was something to see. >> thank you. john. all right. this morning we're learning the star of the inaugural season of abc's show the golden bachelor has been diagnosed with a form of incurable cancer. in an interview with people magazine, 72 year old jerry turner said he has a type of bone marrow cancer that has no cure. turner did get engaged on the show, but the marriage ended after only three months. turner, telling people that his diagnosis played a role in the reason for the split. the hawaiian woman, whose family members feared for her safety after she went missing, says hannah kobayashi is safe and wants the public to know that this morning, kobayashi's disappearance launched a frantic search for her. last month, after she never boarded a connecting flight to new york from los angeles. but los angeles police later said she intentionally missed that flight and was actu

miraculously, both the motherland child survived and were put into recovery ward and as they were inwas stolen beneath them and they were put on the floor. we have seen attacks on health care like this, hospitals throughout the country since this war has started and at the hands of both parties to this conflict. what i would say, since then, the last month, the situation what i would say, since then, the last i into 1, the situation what i would say, since then, the last i into recovery uation what i would say, since then, the last i into recovery ward1 what i would say, since then, the last i into recovery ward and they were in 7 they were in the 7 they were in the recovery as they were in the recovery were, the bed was stolen beneath them and they were put on the floor. we have seen attacks on health care like this, hospitals throughout the country since this war has started and at the hands of both parties to this conflict. what i would say, since then, the last month, the situation in this teaching hospital has completely turned around. it has been resupplied, it has been rehabil

past years is showing that the lack of real political change, the real lack of action is leading to wardsctors in idlib, have been for years talking about the devastated healthcare system. they have been talking about the hospitals and the lack of medical staff, they have been talking about the lack of medicines, they have been talking about how they cannot deal unfortunately with the overwhelming number of victims every single day. there is a huge, urgent need for emergency response, whether by the un agencies or by medical agencies. this is again another moment to say the failure of the international community in the international community in the past years is showing that the past years is showing that the lack of real political change, the real lack of action is leading to wards more killing, and unfortunately suffering, and more fearful syrians who many of them today saying claims about him have been made by "a handful of middle—class women of a certain age". his lawyers previously said the allegations are false. 13 women have complained about him to a bbc news investigation. figure

in moscow, clarissa ward takes us inside the palace that he left behind. wait till you see it. and i'm going to speak to the parents of austin tice. he's been held in syria for more than 12 years. but tonight they believe that he is alive and well. and they're going to tell us why. >> it's time to feed the dogs real food in the right amount. >> a healthy weight can help dogs live a longer, happier life. >> the farmer's dog makes weight management easy with fresh food. pre-portioned for your dog's needs. it's an idea whose time has come. type two diabetes. >> discover the ozempic tri-zone. >> oh oh oh ozempic. >> i got the power of three. >> i lowered my a-1c cv risk and lost some weight. >> in studies, the majority of people reached an a-1c under seven and maintained it. i'm under seven. >> ozempic lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults. >> also with known heart disease. >> i'm lowering my risk and adults lost up to 14 pounds. i lost some weight. >> ozempic isn't for type one diabetes or children. >> don't share needles o

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cnn's clarissa ward visited one facility and made an incredible discovery. here's her report. >> deep in the belly of the regime's air force intelligence headquarters. these are english letters. we are hoping to find traces of austin tice, an american journalist held captive in syria since 2012. it's one of many secret prisons across the city. this specific branch was tasked with surveillance, arrest and killing of all regime critics. >> these are all cleaned out. >> we don't find any hints of ties, but come across something extraordinary. >> i can't tell, though. it might just be a blanket, but it's the only cell that's locked. >> is he going to shoot it? >> the guard makes us turn the camera off while he shoots the lock off the cell door brace up we go in to get a closer look. it's still not clear if there is something under the blanket. oh. >> it moved. is there someone there? well, i thought i saw it move. is someone there? or is it just a blanket? >> i don't know. i'm a little. i think it's someone. hello? okay. he's just. i just. yeah. oh that's okay,

coming up for us cnn's clarissa ward in syria. and inside a garage full of luxury cars kept by syrians now former dictator bashar al-assad, while his people starved. and we're just learning the rebels have installed a new caretaker prime minister and new details about what really happened when actor jamie foxx suffered a medical emergency last year. he is speaking out welcome to times square that's not in my life i was so nervous new year's eve live with anderson and andy. >> live coverage starts at eight on cnn. streaming live on max. >> think you've been harmed by products containing talc you may have the right to vote on the plans of reorganization filed by emery's talc and cyprus mines. it's important because the plans determine how talc claims are treated, which may affect your rights and claims. vote by december 16th, 2024 or object by march 26th, 2025 to help determine how injury claims are treated, visit inc. dot com for details that's inc talc com i told you i don't need these anymore. >> i have sling okay morning. >> i o

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cnn's clarissa ward, one of the few western journalists on the ground in the region. and clarissa is with me now. communications have been tough we have you. please, just tell me where you are. what's behind you so john, we are actually here in one of several garages belonging to bashar al-assad. >> we are on the compound of the presidential palace, and you can see this is a man who had expensive tastes. we've seen aston martins. we've got lamborghinis, we've got ferraris. i want to add, as well, that we've been walking through this compound. there are many garages. we were just in a lot where there were dozens and dozens of armored cars, if you can believe that. i don't know how anyone would need so many armored cars. and i'm bringing you over here because you can see this collection of classic cars over here. and the reason this is all significant, john, the reason that we're we're talking about this that we're showing you this is because really, this is indicative of the deep, deep corruption of the assad regime, which is a big part of why this whole uprising start

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the only one that could potentially go to a ward is the one in number eight.he respiratory ward to see if any discharges are planned. i've only got one potential for today. terence came into a&e last week. i was in a&e for 26 hours before they... before we were moved even onto a bed. lunchtime — those waiting in the corridors are offered sandwiches and water, but for some this is their third meal here. colin arrived in a&e nearly 2a hours ago. it's a long wait, isn't it? looking the amount of people in here, i think i'm quite lucky. i've never seen so many bodies all over the place. back tojohn, two hours later. he's finally leaving the doorway and is off for x—ray. possibly we could always do with some more porters. i think there's a recognition that when you're moving patients from here to x—ray, what used to be a quick 30 second journey has now turned into a mario kartjourney of trying to avoid patients. the elderly are also vulnerable to flu, and amir is worried. most of the patients that have come in here have come in with respiratory problems. i cannot s

people are leaving mainstream media in the united states because people are already onto them. clarissa ward is the same person who, a few years back in the very same syria. she picks up a back, sorry, and argue that she suspected that it had some type of a point in his guess on it and literally to sniff the backpack which if it had, it would have killed her instantly. so for her history is simply that of a propagandist and cnn is doing what they've been doing for years. and this is why the so called media empire of the united states is crumbling because they're being exposed as a just a clown show. certainly they're doing operations for intelligence, but the ineptitude of the intelligence. i'm factions that put this together because it's obviously usually put together by us or western intelligence. but the idea of the concept of shooting or lock off. i mean, sure that looks good in hollywood. i was a law enforcement officer. you're in a small room if you fire around, it's probably going to ricky, say, around the room and kill someone. and so they are in a position now where they either admi

cnn journalist clarissa ward fabricated a scene, showing a prisoner inside syrian notoriously brutal prison. this is the meaning and exploitative to syrian detainees. as a former syrian detainee, i call for boycotting her and exposing her actions. what's interesting is that there is a western back fact track an organization called verify that said that actually this man, his identity is completely different. they backed up those statements of who local residents, they exposed his true identity. and what's interesting, why it's interesting is that the fact that they have twice uh to washington. so that's why it's interesting that they were the ones that exposed. and this is what they have to say. the verify side of siri. in fact checking group now says that this man is air force intelligence. first lieutenants alarm a homage to lama notorious for extortion and theft in homes who had been arrested due to disputes with his colleagues about profit sharing. and now that disclaimer has since been added onto that report so that people know that what they're watching is potentially fake, eve

the only one that could potentially go to a ward is the one in number eight.d to see if any discharges are planned. i've only got one potential for today. terence came into a&e last week. i was in a&e for 26 hours before they... before we were moved even onto a bed. lunchtime — those waiting in the corridors are offered sandwiches and water, but for some, this is their third meal here. colin arrived in a&e nearly 2a hours ago. it's a long wait, isn't it? looking at the amount of people in here, i think i'm quite lucky. i've never seen so many bodies all over the place. back tojohn, two hours later. he's finally leaving the doorway and is off for x—ray. possibly, we could always do with some more porters. i think there's a recognition that when you're moving patients from here to x—ray, what used to be a quick 30 second journey has now turned into a mario kart journey of trying to avoid patients. the elderly are also vulnerable to flu, and amir is worried. most of the patients that have come in here have come in with respiratory problems. i cannot stress how mu

i don't know for sure though, the jessica sound, the words your widget ward, my sweet. let's wait on the original on sierra, from ward spanish, as you probably did on your course. dr. try just a few words. i'm in the air shift or such a new little problem. i understand the most stressful emotion. you know that i was asking me, i'm suppose was discontinued that gentleman's only answer to create . it's going to say there's a reason. it's not to current under some styles on watch dish or stops from general fox motion to get an attitude or some way of sort of showing holes in the month of june. so we can solve this notation on the list. i can let people know. so i'm trying to end up shopping around that section called the s b u agent walton knew i'd like to enrolled in an agricultural university and began espionage activities. in regards to the honor of finding us, your name was gonna pull up. i heard nothing around the nature of video and the monitors for us to skip, but it was on this the book i'm going to get plus my though. as i may ask for us the work alone grungy that

the only one that could potentially go to a ward is the one in number eight.m is backlogged. james takes us to the respiratory ward to see if any discharges are planned. i've only got one potential for today. terence came into a&e last week. i was in a&e for 26 hours before they... before we were moved even onto a bed. lunchtime — those waiting in the corridors are offered sandwiches and water, but for some this is their third meal here. colin arrived in a&e nearly 2a hours ago. it's a long wait, isn't it? looking the amount of people in here, i think i'm quite lucky. i've never seen so many bodies all over the place. back tojohn, two hours later. he's finally leaving the doorway and is off for x—ray. possibly we could always do with some more porters. i think there's a recognition that when you're moving patients from here to x—ray, what used to be a quick 30 second journey has now turned into a mario kart journey of trying to avoid patients. the elderly are also vulnerable to flu, and amir is worried. most of the patients that have come in here have come in

on the 11th of december, i did show their correspondence. clarissa ward entering a syrian air force, intelligence, prison with her crew. and then they spotted that there was one cell that was law and it appears that there was a blank kitchen that was moving. so the minutes since that she was with asked her to step aside while they pushed the door open. and from there, this man emerged identified himself as i do, a girl ball, supposedly a political prisoner who by that point, had been locked up for 3 months. and hadn't had water in 4 days, and apparently he was left there to rob to since all other cells were m. c. let's, let's see a clip, 1000000 watches my are both hands on the prison. they brought me to, he says it's a 3rd prison authorities after 3 months and a window was south. so can finally see this guy come a here. ok, david when the game tonight or something to eat. so here we with this was now the oldest body. can't handle it. first of all, he does not look like a man who had been in solitary confinement for, for, for 3 months. you can see just by his beard, by his finger nai

in the car does many cannot be evacuated like these children of the i see you in new and they told ward as the medic stay with them at that critical moment we've heard from the director of come all odd one hospital know another team football because the intensive care unit, neonatal and upset trick wards are now under fire again. all the hospitals units are now attacked by occupation forces by using all kinds of weapons snipers tanks in quad contribution with it's a battle attack without prior notice. we don't know why it's happening right. while we were informed that evacuation has come all at one hospital as we will be carried out in the next few hours if it's a disaster and we're now the only hospital providing humanitarian services in northern gosh, if this is an evacuation of the hospital in the next few hours, i mean the discharge of 66 patients approval of all the equipment and evacuation of all medical personnel will have a negative impact on patients that come all at one hospital. and we have already called for immediate international action to protect the health system. office

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does that mean it could not be evacuated like these children the i see you a new and that old ward as medic. stay with them at that critical moment. we've heard from the director of kamala one hospital and the other hand football because the intensive care unit, neonatal and upset trick wards are now under fire again. all the hospitals units are now attacked by occupation forces using all kinds of weapons, snipers, tanks and quad comforters. it's a brutal attack without prior notice, and we don't know why it's happening right now. we were informed at the valuation of come all odd, one hospital will be carried out in the next few hours. it's a disaster and we're now the only hospital providing humanitarian services in northern garza evacuation of the hospital. in the next few hours means the discharge of 66 patients removal of all equipment and evacuation of all medical personnel. this will have a negative impact on patients that, that come all at one hospital. we have already called for immediate international action to protect the health system and continue to press for urgent measur

so the why do they hear that includes in ward, in his actually to mention it, remember the just to be back before. uh no, but the next board was on to the in law school. and did you played with d and does it does, has the claim that he was been killed by a basically didn't delegate the possibility off his being get the via you put in. but i don't see being the looks to be high bid on a different different uh the you know, was a situation coming or a different type of warranty coming in for the next to the going thought they are living that he was the one who was a mastermind in using chemical weapons in ukraine, he was on to the responsible for spreading of this information and did some information. at the same time i tried the she, i consider the other thing that he was not at all in more than subjective with the infected. these are they that own the data on the model for the labs in ukraine, which are available, protected by us and positively on the ground. because up on the beach, i've been indeed maybe wrong from the level of the new one little bit in war. so they're not going thr

after four months in solitary, nasim is transferred to the main ward to await her sentence. prisoners surrounded me. i could only cry. they are like butterflies that fly around you. they soothe my wounded wings. every morning i am awoken. we think about what to do to say we managed to live another day. i cook to forget i'm waiting for a death sentence. the hangings take place after the call to prayer at dawn. nasim has been waiting for her sentence for 500 days. there are other women, too, suspended between life and death. every tuesday the women protest against executions. the no to execution campaign has spread from behind prison walls into the world. even though the prison has caged us, it cannot cage our voices. they sentence some of us to longer injailand cut off phone calls and visits. for one person at least the weight of the hangman�*s noose has lifted. today they announced my sentence — 7a lashes, six years in prison, 20 years in exile. i could breathe again. i embraced the life i thought i would lose at any moment. but the flow of executions has not stopped, so nei

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clarissa ward, cnn damascus. >> just remarkable reporting from our clarissa ward and this new balance of power in the middle east has sent the u.s. and other powers scrambling to shore up their interests in syria as they weigh how to navigate the country's emerging power vacuum and uncertain future. for secretary of state antony blinken. the american interests in syria are quote, clear and enduring we have a strong interest in preventing the reemergence of isis. >> we have a clear interest in ensuring that whatever weapons of mass destruction are components are left in syria. do not fall into the wrong hands. we have a clear interest in doing what we can to avoid the fragmentation of syria. mass migrations from syria and of course, the export of terrorism and extremism. >> all right our panel is back. and brad todd i mean, what you are hearing, antony blinken there say, which is that america has an interest in what happens to this. it contrasts very directly with the language that we heard from president elect trump over the weekend, which we can put up on the screen, where he very cl

ward's daughter died in october after suffering heart complications. one fan started a fundraiser to show support for ward's and his family. ward's daughter was born with down syndrome, so niners fan jessica williams decided to sell $15 customized pins and donate all the proceeds to the national down syndrome society. >> about the year 2000. december 21st i had lost a baby girl myself, so i know what it's like to have to bury your own child. i hate the fact that other parents have to do the same. when i heard about charvarius ward's daughter, it just hit too close to home. >> so far, williams has raised $3,000. the pins are still for sale online. >> how amazing is that? helping out one another like that. good morning everybody. we do have that frost and freeze warning still in effect until 10:00 this morning. it is mighty cold as you're getting ready to head on out the door. the coldest air is happening not to be in the north bay this morning, but in the eastern portion of our bay area. check out some of these numbers. lafayette at 31 degrees walnut cr

parents were frowned upon visiting in pediatric wards. and she said when he came home after three weeks, he was never the same. we know now that that sounds like an episode of maternal deprivation that left permanent scars and altered the course of his life. now, uh, the young man, mr. mangione, that, as far as we know, is not the case. yes, kaczynski went to harvard when he was 16. yes, he went to university of michigan and got a doctorate before he was 24. but people that knew him at those schools describe someone who was a loner. sometimes he would not come out of his room, his dorm room, for days, but he was disheveled and crimped. um, that sounds like someone suffering. uh, at least one mental disorder. um, for mangione. and i'm not diagnosing. but when you look at his stellar history and what we are saying about him now, what we are learning about him now, it's a head scratcher. you say, what happened? >> well, what does it tell you about his past? >> because of my background in psychology. >> sorry, i didn't mean to interrupt you.

clarissa ward has kept up with the story this te., what do we know about this man now?> well, jake, obviously from the minute we witnessed this astonishing moment, we're trying to dig up more information on this prisoner. we weren't able to find anything with the name he gave us. adel ghurbal. but in the days after our report aired, cnn started talking to people in the city of homs who told us that his real name is in fact salama mohammad salama. he is reportedly a lieutenant in the air force intelligence directorate. he is also known as abu hamza. he was known to run air force intelligence checkpoints in the city of homs. he's accused of extorting and harassing people. and we have now been able to corroborate the information those residents gave us with a photograph of salama. and it's clear that far from being an ordinary guy, as he presented himself to be, he was a part of bashar al-assad's brutal regime who somehow found himself in prison. we don't know why he was arrested. the fact checking website verify s.y has said that he was held in the prison where we found h

cnn's clarissa ward is one of the few western journalists on the ground there. she's on the streets of damascus today, talking with syrians, reveling in assad's downfall and optimistic about their next chapter. >> the first couple of days we were here, the streets were pretty subdued. there was a lot of anxiety. and today we're really seeing people are out and they are celebrating. take a look behind me. all these young people, they are celebrating. they are posing for photographs, holding up their babies to show with rebel fighters. >> and i actually wanted to bring in. i've just been talking here with this young syrian woman, judith. tell me how this moment feels as you can. >> is this working? >> yes. it's working. >> as you can see, this is 50 years of silence. >> this is the action of 50 years. >> he kept us in the dark. he kept us in the death. this is the reaction of the syrian people after 50 years of this regime, of this death, of this darkness. this is the new generation that will come out to the light now. this is the reaction. how does it feel for yo

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clarissa ward is now in damascus for us. clarissa. as i said, stay safe over there we'll be in very close touch with you. thank you for your truly excellent, excellent coverage. i want to bring in cnn's nic robertson right now. he's got some new information, some major breaking news on the whereabouts of bashar al-assad the syrian dictator. what are we learning? >> yeah, wolf, just 30 minutes ago, when you and i were talking, we didn't know the whereabouts of assad. hugely important, because if he's still trying to hold out and form up some kind of resistance inside of syria, as wild an idea as that might be, that was a worry. what we have learned now, the russian state media tass is saying that assad and his family have landed in moscow. the russian state has agreed to give them asylum for humanitarian reasons. so we now know the fate of assad. he fled yesterday during the day from damascus. he fled to the russian air base in the northwest of lebanon. and then today he has been transported to moscow and this appears to be now where h

. >> i'm clarissa ward in damascus, and this is cnn. >> a top canadian official says he has something up his sleeve. if president elect donald trump makes good on his proposed 25% tariff threat, cutting off energy to the united states we will go to the extent of cutting off their energy going down to michigan, going down to new york state and over to wisconsin. >> i don't want this to happen. but my number one job is to protect ontario ontarians and canadians as a whole. we'll use every tool in our toolbox, including cutting them off energy that we're sending down there. folks, this is coming. it's not. if it is, it's coming, and it's coming january 20th or 21st. and we need to be prepared canadian premier doug ford added that americans would also feel the pain. >> cnn's paula newton is here with more details. paula, how serious are these threats from canada i mean, they're serious, but you have to keep in mind, boris, look, he's the premier of ontario. >> anything like that would have to be approved by the prime minister himself. having said that, that look, the war of words has star