go ahead and toronto, indeed. and in fact, it seemed to me that your opinions remembered not to mention nato. remember, the men's chords only, maybe a couple of hours after the, after the attacks began. that's when all of a sudden they started calling out men's and, and the rushes failure to abide by those agreements. so it's, it's a one way situation. but also natal has become stifling because it prevents the various countries which are already bound by rules. for example, in germany, france, italy have to abide by the e u rules and then there's the nato once and the individual foreign policy and the pursuit of individual interests is completely cancelled out. there is france, italy, germany has 0 interest in going along with the nato attitude, one loses they all lose, lose gas. and then there are the other problems that i found out. of course, we will probably go up and my favorite pasta will cost a lot more because of this. so this is the, i can't believe the nato has actually interfered with the individual int

it's go back to toronto. i mean, the, the issue of the price of grain has been brought up here to, i mean, if you and it's, it's one of them is cut in for a lot of people to really mundane. but the price of grain, i can tell you about social, on stability, around the world, not just in europe here. but let's, let's stay with the, with the guy. it is here. it seems to me, the way events are being played out right now. is that again, right, they, they want to keep russia out of europe. well, i think that europe's expense, i mean, if you're, it becomes very stagnant. it's not very dynamic. it's supposed to get on board with the washington's anti china crusade, which, you know, a lot of people in the us, particularly wall street, are not particularly interested. a lot of people have made money in china. very few of those wall street people have made money in russia. ok. so i think again, this is kind of a fever dream here, but it's, it's, it's certainly the united states demonstrating it. so hold, it had gemini o

go ahead and toronto, indeed. and in fact, it seemed to me that your opinions remembered not to mention, nato remembered the men's chords only, maybe a couple of hours after the, after the attacks began. that's when all of a sudden they started calling out men's and the rushes failure to abide by those agreements. so it's, it's a one way situation, but also natal has become stifling because it prevents the various countries which are already bound by rules. for example, in germany, france, italy have to abide by the e u rules and then there is a nato one and the individual foreign policy and the pursuit of individual interests is completely cancelled out. there is france, italy, germany has 0 interest in going along with the nato attitude, one loses they all lose, lose gas. and then there are the other problems that i found out. of course, we will probably go up and my favorite pasta will cost a lot more because of this. so the, i can't believe the nato has actually interfered with the individual interests of the

well, it's got back to toronto. i mean, the, the issue of the price of grain has been brought up here too. i mean, if you and it's, it's one of them, it for a lot of people to really mundane, but the price of grain. i can tell you about social, on stability, around the world, not just in europe here. but let's, let's stay with the what the, the gambit is here. it seems to me that the way events are being played out right now, is that again, right, they, they want to keep russia out of europe. well, i think that said europe's expense. i mean, if you're it becomes very stagnant, it's not very dynamic. it's supposed to get on board with the washington's anti china crusade, which, you know, a lot of people in the us, particularly wall street, are not particularly interested a lot of people who made money in china. very few, those wall street people have made money in russia. okay. so i think again, this is kind of a fever dream here, but it's, it's, it's certainly the united states demonstrating it. so hold, it's had ge

go ahead and toronto, indeed. and in fact, it seemed to me that your opinions remembered not to mention nato. remember, the men's chords only, maybe a couple of hours after the, after the attacks began. that's when all of a sudden they started calling out men's and, and the rushes failure to abide by those agreements. so it's, it's a one way situation. but also natal has become stifling because it prevents the various countries which are already bound by rules. for example, in germany, france, italy have to abide by the e u rules and then there's the nato once and the individual foreign policy and the pursuit of individual interests is completely cancelled out. there is france, italy, germany has 0 interest in going along with the nato attitude, one loses they all lose, lose gas. and then there are the other problems that i found out. of course, we will probably go up and my favorite pasta will cost a lot more because of this. so the, i can't believe the nato has actually interfered with the individual interests o

so it's a bit ambiguous at this point, let me just a brief hold on, you know, i town toronto, and on the weekend there was demonstrations here and i went down to just to get a feel for nobody. you know, most people were simply saying, we want to move on as a society wasn't, i didn't see it really extreme deals. so it's, it's quite ambiguous and that's, that's the challenge. okay. minute, why do you think this is starting to polarize the nation? because when you listen to the, the, the, the truckers are saying is basically, we have had enough of the quarantine with the delays. some of us are dealing with transportations over the perishable products. and then this to be a solution by the government. we don't see it happening, but on the other side of the political spectrum we have people saying that these people are i jack in democracy in canada here, you know, and there are reasons for that because we look at the data asper latest data available from health canada, more than 82 percent of canadians eligible canadians have been fully vaccinated. so it's already, you know, it's a very v

in otto or david amber is lawyer and individual rights and freedom of speech. advocate in toronto, carry bowman both assist and assistant professor of the department of family and community medicine university of toronto. welcome to the program, men and how should we describe the so called freedom convoy movement? is it cross border trackers who want to see the vaccine mandate lifted or there's more to it? well, definitely from the visuals. what we are seen in the last few days, there is so many other elements. people want to get rid of restrictions, not only the cross border vaccine mandate, but also some of the restrictions which have been taken away due to this pandemic. so yeah, there are a lot of different angles already. girl angles as well as people as fighting to get out of this covered pretty david. are they a fringe minority as prime minister? just introduce this, dr. them, are they a fringe minority? was that the question as the other, what is try to reminisce adjustment rudo. i don't think i've ever heard of prime minister get something so wrong that the this protest is invol

in our tower, david amber is lawyer and individual rights and freedom of speech advocate in toronto. carry bowman both assist and assistant professor of the department of family and community medicine university of toronto. welcome to the program, men and how should we describe the so called freedom convoy movement? is it cross border truckers who want to see the vaccine mandate lifted or there's more to it? well definitely from the visuals. what we are seen in the last few days, there is so many other elements. people want to get rid of restrictions, not only the cross border vaccine mandate, but also some of the restrictions which had been taken obeyed due to this bend amex . so yeah, there are a lot of different angles already go angles as well as people as fighting to get out of this covered for the david. are they a fringe minority as prime minister just introduce describe them, are they a fringe minority? was that the question? as the other, what is try to latter? i mean, it's not just untrue doe, i don't think i've ever heard of prime minister get something so wrong that this

in our tower, david amber is lawyer and individual rights and freedom of speech advocate in toronto. carry bowman both assist and assistant professor of the department of family and community medicine university of toronto. welcome to the program manager . how should we describe the so called freedom convoy movement? is it cross border truckers who want to see the vaccine mandate lifted or there's more to it? well definitely from the visuals what we are seen in the last few days. there are so many other elements people want to get rid of restrictions, not only the cross border vaccine mandate, but also some of the distinctions which have been taken away due to this been damaged. so yeah, there are a lot of different angles or the girl angles as well as people as fighting to get out of this covered pretty david. are they a fringe minority as prime minister just untrue this cry then? are they a fringe minority? was that the question as the other, what is try to reminisce adjustment rudo. i don't think i've ever heard of prime minister get something so wrong that this protest is involve

first of all, i let it go to toronto, let's talk about energy. let's look at the history of nord stream to what was its

and in as far as impact, i think toronto might be more interesting to look at than, than ottawa. because the, the biggest city has the most businesses and has the most diverse population. and what i saw, yes, that was quite interesting. because apart from the peaceful nature of the protest, i was the friendly attitude of many of the pastors by to the protesters. and they were bringing them food and i saw people with i'm not sure if the images i sent had the pictures, but i saw the people with back saying treats for truckers and and people were buying coffees and so on to give to the truckers and they were the support was uniform in the sense of it was multi cultural. there were people from every cultural, multi ethnic group and language that i could see. i was on my way just to do some regular shopping when i went straight into one of the heart of the heart of the protest in the downtown core of to the main intersection which would be avenue road and blue street. where a lot of the luxury shops are also located. so it was an interesting site for one thing. it was the 1st time i s

do you have -- you are in toronto. do you have a sense about how many truckers are left in ottawa, how many trucks or vehicles are left there. and how far and how willing are the police -- how willing are they to go after them today or over the weekend? >> it's a civil war, that's what it is. they will finish the job, whatever it takes. i was just talking to a trucker who described an incident, have no the seen it on video yet, but guns were drawn. when i hear that, i realize that at any state -- look, the prime minister has made it clear. these people don't matter. they are unacceptable. and of course, they do matter. they matter to everybody and have freedom and have not done anything wrong other than parking their trucks there, honging the horn. so, yeah, they will do whatever they have to do. this is, you know, it's very, very scary. bill, what it reminds of, and warns of, is the kind of scene that you may see one day when somebody in politics or in leadership decides that people need to get their full vaccines to

the protests have remained largely peaceful but toronto police did arrest one man yesterday on charges including assault with a weapon. >> sreenivasan: queen elizabeth marked 70 years on the throne today. she is the longe reigning monarch in britain's history. itv's graham stothard has more. >> on the day she marks 70 years on the throne, a promise to a public who often see her as being in charge. "my life will always be devoted to your service," she wrote in a message marking the occasion. she signed off "your servant, elizabeth." also in the letter, a wish that camilla will be known as queen consort when charles becomes king. he replied, "we are deeply conscious of the honor represented by my mother's wish." she's spending the weekend at sandringham, yesterday hosting a special reception. among the guests: members of sandringham women's institute. some of them she's known for years. >> extraordinary, isn't it? >> the platinum jubilee makes her britain's longest-serving monarch. but it was an anniversary met with modesty. >> i was told it had to be upside down for the press. i don't m

when he said that putin had gone for toronto. in other words, he had taken lunacy to a new level sheet through that. coming back at the brits did eaten a store. thank you. it is surprising that the british defense secretary has rendering such a judgment against the head of another state. he could easily have come up with similar descriptions on assessing the british prime minister more. we're now there has been a protest here outside dining street by pro ukrainian supporters. many of them clad in the colors of the ukrainian flag and they called on the u. k. to take a tougher react tree, measure these of either ukraine in terms of sanctions. many people also calling for the u. k to get involved militarily. all right, paula: like a lender. thank you very much on his policy. we appreciate that. well, we continue our special coverage, you're not here to national, just want to tell you very, very quickly though it's possible to peace talks could soon be in the making of both ukrainian president, zelinski and russia's. vladimir putin a

it is no coincidence and moscow as one of the 3 best cities, along with singapore and toronto. even europe is now catching up with moscow's experience in many areas, ecology, infrastructure, modern technologies. it's a crucial point to me. i hope moscow will continue developing and keep up the pace so no armed gang stood, don't roam the streets, the buzz generally stick to siberia, and it's not all grey and crumbling. moscow is now it's colorful, it's full of energy. but then there are quiet moments like this too. it's a city that never sleeps and now it is official, one of the best in the world. but don't take my word for it. come and see if yourselves wasn't the contenders in the top 10, including singapore, toronto, london, irish shanghai, and i'm calling ruck up wrapping up this news hospice, our live washington national. thanks for joining us. we are back in the top of the hour with more of your friday with humanity always once the impossible day, 1st day a say to the government, police, public you government b. they say similar.

and once the re left from toronto from toronto to all of all of a year, seen convoys all the small garza all kind over. he goes there, but they are going in the sport of convoy every single if i would say 955 percent of the vehicle was going dead for the corner voice board. and the people who are standing on the bridge, it was minus $25.00, damp, dated outside, and people who are standing on the bridges with the kids and elderly people's rate once we entered in or to why it was a completely different of why the media showing something totally negative, but people off auto industry use on the sidewalks. they were like seeing, thank you for coming. thank you for coming. and once we enter the in the protest, it's all love and we, i felt like for you them and love was in the ear. so just just all not points. what would you make of the media's coverage of your protest? he seems to be different from what you're describing. it are the media wayne streaming area. yeah, the me man, see media, whatever the swing on the main stream. i was there from morning to midnight. there . i haven't seen a sin

there were massive black lives matter rallies in toronto . in particular, there was vandalism that was looting. there was never any talk from what i can recall of the government in acting emergency legislation against those protesters or those looters. why is it different that this time around? can you get your head or i not one? absolutely, i can. so 1st of all, and i'm sure that everybody in the united states is very familiar with a group called anti fi. what regular people don't realize is that the federal government of canada had invested $47000000.00 into this particular group. they are paid political provocative tours who go out and enter into the crowds of protests across canada in order to promote the divide. the government needs between the people in order to control them. and this is something that is historical and has been seen throughout history through, through all nations where there's been political corruption to the parliamentary structure. so, and that is what happened with black lives matter. i mean, we had anti fi running

look at pops up the temperature to eat in toronto, but likely to see some soaking rains here. if we look at the next few days for toronto, this is a brief form up your back into the freezer by friday. when shift around to the north and the high of mine, you see that well below average, off to the west we go, we've got some pulses of rain snow over the higher ground low temperatures across the canadian prairies and the northern plains. now if we go to the west coast of the u. s. has temperatures certainly have come down for los angeles, just high of 18 degrees u. s. gulf states, florida. we're tapping into that southerly flow off the gulf of mexico. but that's going to scoop up some moisture, give us showers, texas into arkansas, and also around coastal sections of louisiana on wednesday, showers to be expected for you across the bahamas into cuba, pushing back into believe and honduras. and next step i wanted to show you this pretty potent disturbance. we've got some really wet weather, just to the east of the andes, in bolivia, likely to see some flooding dare drought, and a

look at pops up the temperature to eat in toronto, but likely to see some soaking rains here. if we look at the next few days for toronto, this is a brief form up your back into the freezer by friday, when shift around to the north and high minus. that's well below average. up to the west, we go, we've got some pulses of rain snow over the higher ground low temperatures across the canadian prairies and the northern plains. now if we go to the west coast of the u. s. is temperatures certainly have come down for los angeles just to high of 18 degrees u. s. gulf states, florida. we're tapping into that southerly flow off the gulf of mexico. but that's going to scoop up some moisture, give us showers, texas into arkansas, and also around coastal sections of louisiana on wednesday, showers to be expected for you across the bahamas into cuba, pushing back into believe and honduras. and next up i want to show you this pretty potent disturbance. we've got some really wet weather, just to the east of the andes, in bolivia, likely to see some flooding dare drought, and a heat wave is fe

i reported you now from queens park in toronto. this is the seat of the ontario provincial, but just fletcher, the head of doug ford's government, who declared a state of emergency here in this province on friday. this is the 1st time the emergency act as ever in deployed. it was inactive in 1988, and sat on the books gathering dust since. apparently this measure is being opposed to because the situation is simply too difficult for authorities to deal with in their current status. and how long did you think it will make a difference? it's a really, it's a really open question at this point. the problem that many people are experiencing is one of delay and prevarication. apparently, the emergencies act goes into force immediately after it's declared. however, the technical proceedings are that parliament has to ratify the act within 7 days after it's a boat that doesn't. however, prevent authorities from taking action under those new powers now. and that's really the question that's, that's playing a lot of us here is why delays con

so toronto over 2 days could pick up to about 20 centimeters, was found. we go some snow sneaks back into vancouver as while thinking about 5 centimeters for you and quiet for the west coast of the u. s. but low temperatures here, thanks in part to a north wind and a cool pool of air over las vegas. 10 degrees will be the high for you on wednesday . was sunny skies. okay, now i'm out of time. that's it for me. see as soon ah, still be on the comfort zone. we're assumptions are challenged. traveled to the ends of the earth and further experience the unimaginable of the people who live it. probably the most trade to us. and i've been involved in quickly. things can chime award winning documentary, but also a perception witness on a, just a una, like the ah, book about kill watching all desert me. so robin a reminder of our top story is guinea, besides president to survived a curtain and says the situation is now under control. president of moral cisco and barlow says the attack was aimed at killing him and prime minister as well as cabinet members. the case,

he joins us from toronto, jonathan, welcome to al jazeera. why is the prime minister using this legislation now white and to use it a week ago or 2 weeks ago? that's not clear. and in fact, i think that's one of the questions people have to answer. i think his supporters were looking for maybe what they would consider more decisive action. it's ottawa has already been the side of this protest for several weeks now. on the other hand, people who do support the con boy are going to be angry that he's been, but he's invoking this at all. so it's, it's a little bit of a no win situation for the prime minister. will be accused of dragging his feet by some and for being tyrannical by others. we have had a leak in the past 24 hours. some we jonathan talking about where the truck has a getting the funding from is the reality here that may be the political literacy and also has to be deep into this idea that there's this, that a falling into line with the extremism that exists south of the border in the united states and it's desperate, it's big, it's

tell that to the people of toronto. this is going to create a lot of discussion. >> jimmy: yeah, i mean there are going to be other canadian celebrities who say why am i not an ambassador. >> name me one canadian celebrity other than me who deserves it. >> jimmy: martin short. >> doesn't deserve it. >> jimmy: okay. jim carrey. >> he might deserve it. >> jimmy: you watch the american sports too, i know. >> i do. >> jimmy: did you watch the football games this weekend? >> i watched the football game, yeah. it's been a minute since you and i watched a game together. i watched yesterday with bateman. >> jimmy: oh, with jason bateman, your friend? >> yeah, with jason bateman. >> jimmy: do you guys usually watch games together? >> we watch some games together. but he is tough to watch with. >> jimmy: yeah? >> mainly because of his personality. you know? >> jimmy: he is a very solitary character. he'll sit there at the dodger games with his earphones. if you go to a game with him at the dodgers, he will listen to the radio bro

as many truck has planned to gather in toronto to protest against corona, virus restrictions and true lancaster president ban strikes by health care workers ignoring demands for better pay and conditions. and at sport is currently a one 0, between chelsea and palmera in the club woke up final abbey while in the premier league. manchester united once again, squander an early lead this time and sharing the points with south hampton. ah, thank you for joining us. you as president joe biden has held a one hour a phone call with his russian counterpart vladimir putin. it's another attempt at a diplomatic solution over a potential russian invasion of ukraine, which moscow denies its planning. i had a back call. russia summoned the u. s. military attache alleging a u. s. submarine violated its territorial waters in the far east. ukraine's president earlier visited a police training camp, wrote amused lensky says, warnings of a russian invasion are only provoking, panic is our borders, it's our territory. you know, i have to speak with our people, like you do, you know, like, like a president

in toronto down three quarters of a percent. s&p 500 a little more than that, a full percent. the nasdaq down 1.5%. the bond market is behaving itself. it is a wait and see feel, matt. it has been a bit of a cautious trade. trying to figure out what comes next. the energy market, the commodity market can move off this as well. for what it's worth we want to take a look at assets tied closer to the situation with russia and the ukraine. brent oil at $96.86. that is a psychological mark when people think about soaring energy costs. you like the price until it tamps down consumer behaviors. you see moves in terms of the reaction. the russian index up 1.5% and nickel getting a boost in terms of a closer look at the action we might see directly tied to what is happening. what is happening is the big question. we are awaiting president biden in half an hour. let's bring in samuel greene for more insight at kings college of london. he is the author of "putin versus the people." thank you for joining us. let's start about the next steps. there were developments over the weekend that w

[laughter] we had the mayor who smokes crack in toronto. i have not heard a peep from toronto since the crack-smoking mayor. we should send these truckers down to texas. i don't like how trudeau is fielding democrat talking points. those are american talking points: the race card, those were made in america. we should slap a tariff on the race card. not going to pay his price. you made a point of the other day, the confederate flag. it doesn't make sense. it's a confederate flag in canada. that is like the japanese celebrating thanksgiving. [laughter] it makes no sense for it to be celebrated there! i don't like how they are smearing them. mainstream articles are saying "the angry truckers." blm was like "these are broken --" no one was angry! >> dana: they are calm and purposeful. justin trudeau gave additional comments today. >> pm trudeau: we are sick and tired of mandates. but, mandates are the way to avoid further restrictions. >> jeanine: he is full of it. [laughter] thought the spot was going longer. >> greg: they say that a lot abou

quien aprendió mucho cabe destacar que no fue di mi >> después que parecía que al final no ocurriría toronto de la mls anunció a carlos salcedo a través de comunicado en redes sociales dan gracias al trabajo en tigres y le desean suerte en su nueva aventura. los tigres de nuevo león reciben jefferson sotelo quien se integra al conjunto de miguel herrera >> estos anunciaran el cuerpo técnico completo juan guerra para la temporada 2022, entre nombres que llama la atención marcos reyna como técnico asistente. tiene trayectoria en la liga mexicana donde fue de palencia asistente, tan emocionados por su equipo completo y tienen experiencia para ayudar en el segundo año >> de hecho oakland tendrán primera atención a medios para la siguiente temporada y visitaran a los oakland raiders esto el miércoles todo por ahora pausa y volvemos si busca pruebas rápidas de covid-19 el gobierno pone un número para ordenarlas información en pantalla . >> tendrá información en español los siete días de la semana >> acabaron con toda la familia completa desde el más pequeño el más grande no nos

caroline: to that point, you are in toronto where perhaps it is a little easier to move around. is it domestic spending we are still anticipating, or are north americans spending on international? we had a high end luxury hotel group saying at the moment it is all about spending money at home. >> i think that's fair. i think with gas prices though, it will be interesting to see how consumers think about flying versus staying at home. luxury continues to be a strong category. the other one we mentioned is at leisure, so names like nike, lululemon. we think that will continue to be very strong categories for the consumer. we think the return to work will be a different type of work where the younger consumers especially, a few days in office or at home, why not by more athletes are to work from home in a comfortable way? taylor: derrick fung, we appreciate it, ceo of cardify. i'm still waiting on romaine to get those tights, as he calls them. romaine: those things are expensive. have you ever seen those? taylor: you were talking about buying a virgin galactic flight. romaine: that

look at pops up the temperature to eat in toronto, but likely to see some soaking rains here. if we look at the next few days for toronto, this is a brief form up your back into the freezer by friday. when shift around to the north and the high of mine, you see that while below average up to the west we go, we've got some pulses of rain snow over the higher ground low temperatures across the canadian prairies and the northern plains. now if we go to the west coast of the u. s. is temperatures certainly have come down for los angeles, just high of 18 degrees u. s. gulf states, florida. we're tapping into that southerly flow off the gulf of mexico. but that's going to scoop up some moisture, give us showers, texas into arkansas, and also around coastal sections of louisiana on wednesday, showers to be expected for you across the bahamas into cuba, pushing back into believe and honduras. and next step i wanted to show you this pretty potent disturbance. we've got some really wet weather, just to the east of the andes, in bolivia, likely to see some flooding dare drought, and a he

and certainly that amazon story factors into the broader market story, positive performance, whether toronto or nasdaq today, if these levels hold for the s&p 500, it will be a winning week. i know we had that meta-meltdown the previous to that we had three of days. one of the considerations for the buying we're seeing in financials today. the new got the oil story, helping to fuel some of the energy stocks. as i mentioned with amazon, some pockets of tech finding their groove on this friday. let's come back to the job story, and a reminder that we had at least here in north america, two different stories of jobs, because we had both the canadian and the u.s. numbers. for what it's worth segment. let's look at the canadian picture, met. everyone's been talking about the surprising numbers in the u.s. here in canada, after many months of seeing good momentum, we saw a lost jobs month, unemployment rate at 6.5%. and really at the end of the day, matt, the issue is we've seen a lot of restrictions tied to omicron. and you did see that reflected in some of those industries that are reflectively

according to the university of toronto city is not. -- citizen lab. what can they pull out of it during an attack? >> everything. they can see what message you are typing or they can get access to your contacts through your images, your videos. it is like having an unlocked cell phone in your hand. >> the journalists were not the only one. other media outlets and civil rights figures were bugged, too. >> >> i think this is a sign of the times. a sign of the government. this is a government which is an tolerable -- intolerable to accountability. while there is still no hard evidence that the spying came from the government, everything seems to point to the doorsteps of the government. >> there have been worrying signs of the president does not have democracy at the top of his agenda. critics, starting from 2020, when he marched soldiers into congress. the president has accused independent media outlets of lying and attacking his government. in 2020, he announced the outlet was under investigation for money laundering. in el salvador, many people are on

when he moved back from toronto, he didn't want to hang up his skates. >> i had to find a way to play hockey in japan since i came back. it's a great atmosphere to be here, because everyone shares the same hobby. >> reporter: satoshi kumagai grew up playing hockey in northern japan, where it's a bit more popular. what do you love about hockey? >> just the speed and physical. lots of contact. kind of fighting too. >> reporter: fighting and hitting are not a part of these games, but the team is in a different fight, to find places to play. a number of rinks have shut in tokyo. the ones left are shared with other ice sports like figure skating. they've held tournaments with other japanese teams to help promote hockey, but they say without rinks, it's hard for it to grow. >> i guess the best thing that could happen for japan and for the hockey community is if there was a way to get more rinks to open and spread the game. >> it's one of those sports that once you get hooked on it, it's very hard to play other sports. and i think one day maybe we'll have more kids playing, i hope. >> report

say they disagree with bad behavior of the blockades she's also tired of the restrictions or helen in toronto who's worried about what restrictions are doing to children mental health. i understand. we don't want these measures to last longer than they should and we never did but the truth is because of all of our efforts, we've saved more lives in canada and in many other countries, we've helped people like samuel from d.c. who wrote to tell me that as a healthcare worker, our measures are keeping him safe. >> it's because we work together that we've recovered more than 1 million jobs. we ask people to get vaccinated precisely because we wanted to avoid isolation and lockdowns. looking forward we will work together with public health officials and follow best scientific advice to keep people safe and protect healthcare workers. >> consider and reconsider what's possible and what's best to protect canadians. i have multiple meetings every week to talk about what the next steps are this morning for example, i spoke with them about the plan to adjust travel measures under federal jurisdiction.

and in toronto, police closed downtown streets. >> our freedoms are being stripped way. >> u.s. authorities are on alert after a department of homeland security bulletin warning of possible trucker protests around the super bowl. windsor police tell us their plan is to have the bridge open before monday morning's rush-hour. that will be welcome news for automakers. analysts say it could take them months to catch up wifrom just five or six days of disruption. >> wow. we will see what happens. chris, thank you. >>> they're dancing in the streets ostreets of los angeles as matthew stafford and the hometown rams defeated the cincinnati bengals and super bowl 56. alice preston has more. >> it was matthew stafford and joe burrow and stafford struck first with this 17-yard to touchdown pass to o'dell be beckham, jr., later lost it a knee injury but found him on this 11-yard touchdown pass. down 13-3, the bengals tried some razzle tasle. at the half the rams were up 13-10. 12 seconds into the second half long to higgins and the bengals had their first lead of the game. the time running

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esa atención a los medios no asistió jimmy >>> y luego de que parecía que alfinal no iba a suceder el toronto fc anunció la llegada de carlos salcedo al equipo canadiense a trés de un comunicado en redes sociales tigres agradece el trabajo de salcedo durante su estancia en méxico deseándole suerte en su nueva aventura en cambio, los tigres reciben al delantero venezolano jefferson sotelo quien se integrará lo antes posible al conjunto de miguel herrera y seguimos hablando de cambios porque la aventura europea de josé juan mencía lló el fin con el getafe ya que el club contrate las chivas rayadas del guadalajara registraron el futbolista para el torneo esto no significa que josé juan vaya quedarse guadalajara ya que tiene un par de ofertas con el sporting kansas city sin embargo, según reportes la directiva esá muy interesada en poder retenerlo por este torneo. hoy los golden visitaron a (nombre en inglés) en houston 10 días luego del dramático final hoy iba a ser mucho más tranquilo porque su imparable echamos el equipo al hombro y anotando 40 puntos en su cuenta personal 21 de

john scott—railton is a senior researcher at the university of toronto�*s citizen labs — whose team has exposed numerous uses of the pegasus spyware by autocratic regimes around the world. i asked him about the implications of its use by a democratic government. i think from our experience of eight years of tracking pegasus it�*s mostly used in autocratic regimes and i think this is the tip of an iceberg and in the first weeks of the scandal we saw a lot of pushback from the israeli government in terms of minimising the revelations and more recently today these scandals have taken a strong turn toward something every israeli wants to know about carabao we saw it with the language coming out but i have to point out a remarkable thing about that language. i feel like an advocate could have written the language years ago talking about pegasus abuses more than any other countries in the world and it�*s just interesting that the medicine has not been tasted at home. is there a suggestion it�*s directed in one political direction or another or is it pretty much across the board? this is

the whole world's watch. similar protests have spread throughout canada from toronto to vancouver. and support has come from all over the world, including the united states, donations have all support in to help the truckers and the so called freedom convoy protest. transit stations were closed in downtown ottawa, along with malls and many stores, though some did remain open. still thousands of people streamed into the city, including many families over the weekend adjoining the protest. while groups of police officers patrol the streets, volunteers handed out food, water, and other supplies, all the while chores and sirens from corps blaring within a short distance of apartment building. there been reports of some verbal and even physical applications between protestant borders and those against it. chad shuttle runs a trucking company in newbury, ontario about 7 hours from ottawa and says he's traveled back and forth twice. it's january 29th. he says he's been using his trailer for trash disposal. what's the vide been like over one of the most positive experiences of my life? top

the whole world's watch. similar protests have spread throughout canada from toronto to vancouver and support has come from all over the world, including the united states. donations of all support in to help the truckers and a so called freedom convoy, protest. transit stations were closed in downtown ottawa, with malls and many stores, though some did remain open. still thousands of people streamed into the city, including many families over the weekend adjoining the protest. while groups of police officers patrolled the streets, volunteers handed out food, water, and other supplies, all the while, truck wars and sirens from corps blaring within a short distance of apartment building. there been reports of some verbal and even physical altercations between protest, borders and those against it. chad shuttle runs a trucking company in newbury, ontario about 7 hours from ottawa and says he's traveled back and forth twice. it's january 29th. he says he's been using the trailer for trash disposal. what's the vide been like over one of the most positive experiences of my life? thought by

there were attempts in canada to set up convoys and other city and toronto and quebec city, they knew that a convoy delegation was coming into their cities and they took a appropriate action and were able to manage it and not allow the vehicles to get entrenched and i have no doubt the parisian authorities are used to dealing with large—scale protest so i hope they are prepared in a similar way and can avoid the situation that ottawa is in but if you go on the facebook pages and you are watching the live streams, there's so much international support for the movement. let's face it, canada is normally not that interesting of a country and i think the movement is really, really bolstered by the perception that there is widespread international support for it and that that effectively they are exporting the model protest to other countries.— the model protest to other countries. ,, , ., ,, .,~ countries. stephanie speaking to me earlier. _ here in the uk, prince charles has tested positive for covid for a second time. it's understood he met the queen just two days ago. a warning, th

the snow before you, not 1 may be 20 centimeters for the days i, but he's gone from toronto, it will be melting. once more on the other side, the pacific coast, you've got snow both sides of the border on the higher ground, it'll settle. but in cities pulled 8 degrees, clearly worked. it's just too warm for that to happen. and the gulf of mexico and the cold air does come out of the united states. you tend to pick up the shower and get some pretty pokey thunderstorms. that's the forecast. some pulses, some mexico, a good scattering, a shower elsewhere throughout the caribbean, but nothing too unusual. the heaviest, right, as you know, has been a problem around rio just to the north, the city, and there's another warning out for the same air patropolis typically because this is the line that extends right up the north, west of brazil. it could bring yet more. well, potential danger from landslide, certainly flash flooding north argentina though, enjoying the sun ah criminal games, a filling vietnamese tilting to speak with one to one east. investigate how the traffic is on the beach i

were for the past two days watching, face—to—face protesters and riot police and the mounted unit from toronto here as well. for the most part, police were quite calm, they finally resorted to using some pepper spray when grenades went off and they were taking some defensive actions. they had their baton is our tanned riot shields on but they did put up with a lot of abuse on the front lines today but they made the line because they're the push protesters back to be able to get at those tracks and when they got at those tracks they were able to get the drivers out and either tow the tracks away or convince the drivers to leave. in most cases, drivers did not leave of their own accord and had to be towed out. for the most part, considering the hundreds of police officers here, the protest was not as severe as what it could have been. were talkin: what it could have been. were talking about _ what it could have been. were talking about pepper- what it could have been. were talking about pepper spray - what it could have been. were talking about pepper spray and stun grenades. how shocking are th

for monday, there is still winter weather going through the great lakes and toronto is at minus 5. the high temperature for mondays, more snow to come for you. but probably the obvious wintry stuff is still happening in the northwest where you got rain or snow depending on the height above sea level . both sides of the border is not extreme to shows are still going to storm hanging around. southwell, this through the gulf of mexico with a cold air such, it's not as extreme as it was. so there are big showers in mexico, the forecast and to the east of that honduras, for example, and quite a few frequent but light showers in the lesser antilles. but this is normal, this time the year heavy rain again has been causing trouble in columbia. we have seen yet more flooding, i think, landslides to in west and columbia. same is true, potentially in ecuador. and then if you look for the south, just north of the river plate, really the forecast. here's these big picturesque thunderstorms, a huge amount of rain. a lot of lightning that they are wandering out through year require into the sausa

accounts, our jobs were going to have nothing better to do that. camp out in whether it be still as toronto, ottawa across the country that are not going to shop onto france. now we're an associate of late american sex offender, jeffrey epstein has been founded had in prison. john looked renelle being held on, the suspicion of supplying girls to epstein was found hanging in his cell. the french prosecutor's office confirmed the case saying, an inquiry had been opened into the 75 year olds at death, but early indications pointed to suicide. the french modeling agent disappeared from public life shortly after up scenes, august 2019 suicide, also in jail. but was then arrested at a french airport in december 2020 on his way to senegal. he was initially put under investigation for the alleged rape of a minor and sexual harassment, but was also suspected of trafficking under age girls for sexual exploitation. renelle. meanwhile, had always denied any wrong doing. or chief denny armstrong takes a closer look at how it seems case affected those in close contact with him. if the jeffrey at the scan