selling america in ontario. we speak to the ontario finance minister about the province's open for business message. quick check on the markets. we have what you may call the alphabet affect going on. focus on earnings continues, and disappointment from the big tech names creating a downdraft for other tech names. five points on the day, still close to that record high but moving off of it. the dow seeing pockets of strength. pfizer, mcdonald's on their earnings releases. positive momentum for the dow but not enough to offset other names including united health, apple, disney. the nasdaq the worst of the three. speaking of the ontario finance minister, a read on gdp in canada. take a look at what i did to the loonie. not great. hadcline in february and we a dramatic impact on the canadian dollar as we absorb that. taylor: in the middle of earnings season, about halfway through. i'm looking at valuations because we have interesting calls from the street. mike wilson at morgan stanley has been talking a lot about

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ron mock is president and ceo of the ontario teachers pension plan. coming up next, thinking beyond indexing. moneyrld's largest manager is sharpening his focus on alternative investing in an effort to boost growth. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm shery ahn in new york. amanda: i'm amanda lang in toronto. blackrock is launching its biggest sweeping organizational overhaul in years. so what is changing? anie, a couple of things going on here. paint the picture. people are so fascinated in part because we are all fascinated about who will replace larry fink. is this seen as a piece of that puzzle? >> it is a big question who will replace larry fink, who is 66 now. once he leaves the firm. for a long time, you have seen this stable, different, potential successors emma some of whom are in play in his leadership reshuffle that we see today. shery: how much of the leadership changes that we see today reflect the actual challenges that blackrock is going through? >> like many asset managers, blackrock is facing this question o

but even though ontario may have been more of a preferred candidate for some of the more conservative muslim groups in indonesia even the fact that the way we saw campaign suggest that both candidates took up sat up and took notice of these more hardline religious groups and in some ways in the entire election campaign has been a victory for islam as groups seeking more influence in indonesian politics one example of course would be vice presidential running mate who is one of the most powerful clerics in indonesia we have been criticized by his opponents a during the campaign for not being muslim enough and the fact that he felt the need to bring on that this vice presidential candidate and to beef up his religious credentials says that islam and politics has come into indonesian politics and likely will be a factor in the future as well as a clear richardson there reporting for us in jakarta thank you clare. now to some other stories making headlines around the world u.s. president donald trump has vetoed a bill passed by congress to end the country's support for the saudi led war i

un informante, el presidente asegura que su gobierno empezÓ a enviar indocumentados a las ciudades ontario pero funcionarios de su gobierno dicen que ese plan no se ha ejecutado todavÍa el fbi recibiÓ pistas sobre una amenaza publicada en redes sociales mientras investigaban el pistolero disparaba. ♪ ♪ >>este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos e ilia calderÓn. ♪ ♪ jorge: este fin de semana el presidente anunciÓ en su discurso que el gobierno que encabeza habÍa comenzado a enviar indocumentados a las ciudades llamadas santuario pero y el gobierno federal asegura que el plan no se ha materializado la amenaza del presidente de enviar inmigrantes indocumentados a ciudades santuario no se ha hecho realidad estamos en el proceso de definir los detalles la prioridad sigue siendo que se la casa a en este fin de semana en un mitin asegurÓ que ya se estaba llevando a cabo el envÍo de estos inmigrantes ahÍ tambiÉn declarÓ que se siente orgulloso porque Ésta habÍa sido su idea la soluciÓn podrÍa estar en el plan migratorio que presentan en unos dÍas sin embargo funcionar

. >>> residentes de ontario trta o trataron de deshacerse de una infeccion de orugas . >>> agarre la sopladora para que se fueran del piso porque r eran mucohos . >>> y es que la a de estas orguas hugas hacen que piense a seas algo peligroso. >>> ya no sabe uno por doonde m caminar y hasta ena la peurtuer suben donde quireaeran y si d s asco . >>> algunas psersonas tambien a traton elaron de evigatar el co con las orugas y dicen que no o son un peligro para los shumere humanos. >>> no es peligro para nadaie e pero esta orguga despues el co s conscon convertira en una hermosa mar mariposa que buscara los campos floriso en el s esta temporada g vegetacitacion y la tpe sempera perfecta, y esto se nota por el numero de mariposas, y estas orugas ahora esperan su trurno. >>> captado en camaras este oso que merodeaba por las calles de (en ingles( el oso se subio a un arbol y pero debieron llevarlo s sa al bosque. >>> gobernador halo de su com r compromiso de evianviar losvit s incendios forestales , pues m s muchos viven en resigo, esiesto por ciento de viviendas que es estan en risesgo de

that big storm is headed into ontario. get aesult we will not big impact from it as far as wind or heavy rain but iill throw an attending cold front in our direction. it's taking lger to gethere. that means you will be dry longer into the day. the front lays down south of us during the day on saturday a then comes back north on sunday. so weekend rain chances have been increased a idgen. here's your five day outlook. 67 and sunny today. tomorrow. 70s for friday, saturday, sunday. pretty good chance for rn all three of those days. let's go over to first alert traffic and che in on the commute. >>> pretty light here this very g, which is very, good, especially taking a look at 270. northbound right now at370. crash here is on the right side of the road. chopper 4 showing us at. northbound, nice and open even though we have the accident.so hbound, normal volume. nothing to worry about this morning. in bound suite suit land parkway, no major issues. waldorf southbound 301 at 228, crash reported there. couple of problems here i

they are kept in ford, ontario, old war ofario, an 1812 fort on the banks of lake ontario, which is now under consideration to become a national park. incorporating both the history america's wars and the site of the only refugee camp in the u.s. bureaucratically, it is run by the war relocation authority, the same agency that was running japanese interment camps and it is staffed by the same people. bureaucratically this is how it worked out. under the department of labor. so these refugees arrived in august 1944 and they are kept in the camp until january 1946. when they are finally released, since you can't change your immigration status in the u.s., they get on buses to canada, register at the consulate at niagara falls, and then reenter as legal immigrants. as i said, the kids are able to attend public school, but the parents can't work outside the camp or spend any time outside the camp, even to visit relatives who may have immigrated sooner or see sons and daughters serving in the who immigrated and joined up. the parents were not allowed to leave until 1946. otheranted to note o

un informante, el presidente asegura que su gobierno empezÓ a enviar indocumentados a las ciudades ontario pero funcionarios de su gobierno dicen que ese plan no se ha ejecutado todavÍa el fbi recibiÓ pistas sobre una amenaza publicada en redes sociales mientras

>> autoridades canadienses declaran estado de emergencia tras severas inundaciones en provincias de ontario y quebec >>> cerca de 1003 cientos casas quedaron bajo el 100 personas quedaron evacuadas a consecuencia de las inundaciones primaverales, el alcalde de monreal dijo que la situaciÓn estaba inestab establ, pero instÓ a la comunidad a permanecer vigilante >>> vamos al tiempo con david gonzÁlez, no tenemos lluvia hasta final de la semana, buenas tardes >>> efectivamente, serÁ una montaÑa rusa ya que veremos condiciones rugosas, despuÉs condiciones cÁlidas y despuÉs regreso de precipitaciones asÍ que antes de todo eso, vamos a la imagen en viva de san jose donde las temperaturas actuales en los 66°, vientos oscilando las 14 millas por hora, vamos directamente hacia el puente de la bahÍa donde por la po cuanto al termÓmetro, y los vientos oscilando entre las 15 millas por hora, los prÓximos dÍas traeremt habrÁ nubosidad y el jueves un sistema de alta presiÓn con condiciones mÁs calidas en la regiÓn. el prÓximo fin de semana podrÍamos ver lloviznas y chubascos. pero est

.>>> new video out of ontario canada. severe flooding is crating severe problems for residents in the town of muskoka lakes. powerful waters are slamming the community with levels rising about 5 inches in the last day. residents are without power and cut off from roads. the nearby lake is expected to rise another 8 inches in the next few days. >>> for us we just have low pressure spinning over channel islands tonight just off of santa barbara. that low will deepen and move inland over the next couple days. the result will be rain for the southland. for us we will just get breezy conditions. breezy and below average temperatures for the most part. inland will not do so badly but downtown san jose, on this sunday night, they managed a high of 72 degrees. oakland was at 65, santa rosa 70 and livermore 73. tomorrow is pretty much an encore performance. the numbers now having tumbled into the 50s for the most part. as we head out tomorrow morning the numbers will begin in the low 50s with the usual clouds near the shoreline in

they're in vancouver and they're going to be heading to ontario, the entire other side of canada. they go. they get themselves a bus. take that bus. get themselves on a train. that train gets them to the airport. then they get on to the plane and fly across the country, landing in toronto. get off that plane. get some more tickets. they'll get on a train. get on another train. have a quick stop off to say hi to grandma. >> hi. >> that's taylor's grandma. hi, grandma. back on the train. from that train into a car. >> how long is this trip? >> a gajillion miles there and there. about that. this truck pulls up. i believe that might be aaron's brother. >> getting closer to mom and dad's house. then they need to hide. there's only one place. >> in the bed of the truck. >> now's the time to spring the surprise. >> surprise! >> holy freak! >> such a canadian curse. >> did not expect that. >> give everybody a heart attack. dad looks at sister. mom. everybody is handing out giant hugs left, right and center. >>> when you live 3,000 miles away from home, it reminds you to be grateful for ev

>>>ding the news, a woman was shot by a crossbow in ontario canada.he opening door for a man posing as a delivery person, the weapon wasn't removed from the package. police say the suspect had a brief conversation with the woman before firingherossbow that was hidden in the box. authorities believe the victim was targeted by someone who recruited the fake divery man. the suspected attacker is still on the run. police are sharing images of him as you see here and his get away vehicle as they investigate that. weird. >> very strange. the new jersey woman at the center of the infamous gofundme scam will be sentenced on june 3rd. indicate mcclure misled donors to contribute more than $400,000. in court on monday, she pleaded guilty to second degree theft by deception. >> was the gas story false? >> yes. >> did you run out of gas on i-95? >> no. >> mcclured admitteo taking part in the scheme with her then boyfriend along with aes hom man johnny bobbitt, to concoct a storybo bobbitt giving her his last $20 r gas. he was sentenced to five years probation for his role in the hoax. >> listen up

. >>> now, jessie and michelle live on ontario and they're on the ice. playing hockey. who knew. >> that hockey puck is going to hit it into the net and when he hits it into the net, we're going to see some color. what color are we going to see? >> slap shut the puck out of it. >> nice. she's not on skates, yet she slides out there. she's like, they're happy. they're hugging. they hug. the baby is due august 17th. but guess what, they're all winners. ♪ >>> most malls have security cameras outside of their homes now days, but they're providing much more than security. actually giving off a little entertainment. this is ethan. he hops off the bus and boom, boom. today was a good day. >> is he dancing to his classmates? what was going on. >> that's a classic fortnite move. >> oh. apparently his parents wonder what he does, how he rolls after school, this is how i -- yeah. >> so his parents check the cameras. saw this and thought, let's put junior on blast. >> well, something like that. dad saw the video. thought it was funny. sent it to his brother chris in ohio. he put

returning for their second day from ontario, california, it's the champs, it's the theragood family. [cheers and applause] and from pleasanton, california, it's the miller family. [cheers and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and somebody might drive out of here

riot police and ontario's capital have arrested more than one hundred people during protests calling for the interim president had there been solid to. quit water cannons were used to disperse the crowds of protesters are demanding more change they do not want allies of former president abdelaziz bouteflika to hold top government jobs more than eighty police officers were injured in friday's confrontations with protesters police blame what they called and called traitors for the violence rob matheson has more. clout in traditional robes this woman cries out to crowds of young protesters. the my children are the algerian you just something like flowers in the spring you are the future i'm with you algeria will be. in response the crowd cheers long live the demonstrations again on all jarius streets despite increasing efforts by security forces to reduce the size of the crowds there was a road blocking there was. that impeded people from joining the capital. years and there was also the use of what a cannon against the student a few days ago there was also the use of sound. so i think

the provinces of ontario, new brunswick and quebec are worst affected. more than 6,500 residents were forced out of their homes, near montreal, after a breached dyke following heavy rainfall. caroline rigby has the details. this is the result of heavy rains and melting snow. spring flooding in eastern canada has already affected thousands of people and properties. this dam at bell's falls in quebec is dangerously overcapacity and authorities have ordered anybody downriver to evacuate but such warnings come too late for the residents of one town near montreal. more than 6.5 thousand people were forced to leave their homes after floodwaters reached eye to sending a five foot surge of water crashing through the area. the canadian capital 0ttawa through the area. the canadian capital ottawa and montreal are among the places which are declared states of emergency. and hundreds of soldiers have been deployed to the most hard—hit regions as residents do what they can to shore up their houses. my basement is flooding because the power is out as of today. my ba

turn up the water washed up truck ontario pulled me off the lot. on the afternoon of tuesday the second of october. woman was waiting anxiously for gemma outside the consulate. she was hiding. and she became famous overnight as the last bit of sun to see a life before he entered the consulate and reported him missing. and this will be visible. any minute now checking the c.l. help here to. junkies was widely discredited by the saudi media who cause doubt who had a relationship with. a mutual friend of. your money or money. on the run. in the show you would enter the us at my phone tomorrow. when i could be in. mother my birthday or you'd ask to her health president the. call to duty. as a nurse or to another was not. as her shook his fiancee had these yankees has understandably avoided media attention since his death. she does have really brought it to by the turkish authorities for lou and leaked reports that she might also be a saudi targets. she agreed to speak to us in her first exclusive interview with arab media savvy jani and i'm saying youn

just with basically the support somehow of party such as me that's put him most of course that's the ontario stereotype party and regional parties too but he also has a rule i like the idea of entering into government with that we need us but then once he said that in an interview in the days leading up to the election on sunday . we're going to have a few weeks now of a negotiations and everybody is waiting here in spain with bated breath to see who exactly pedro sanchez or how he decides to form his new government let's talk about the far right the vox you have. seen. how much influence other locked into how. well do you fluency i mean that they have ten percent of the vote so they've come here with you know a significant percentage considering that have the last time around and even have an m.p. in twenty sixteen they said that their plan is essentially to make a noise and this is just the beginning of vox their idea is basically to make people and realize what they're about what their policies are about and that way they can grow as a party so that next time around they'll they'll grow a

throughout the country now of course he is not as popular as his or her office as the proposed to be ontario who is much more in the good graces of conservative muslim leaders but either way whoever wins these groups have found inroads into politics in indonesia all right claire richardson for us there in jakarta thank you . in syria paramedics at the whole refugee camp say children are dying because they're not getting enough medical care the kurdish red crescent says its workers are simply overwhelmed tens of thousands have arrived at the camp in the north east of the country in recent weeks they fled the fighting in the town of bugaboos the last stronghold of the so-called islamic state among them are thousands of children who urgently need medical treatment. is heading out on a new mission with the head of the kurdish red crescent he's on his way to the whole refugee camp to get a firsthand look the german emergency medic has been to north eastern syria many times despite the challenging conditions. it was on the problem a camp is over its maximum capacity it was set up for far fewer peo

ontario's abdulaziz but if you care has issued a statement asking for forgiveness for any shortcomings the eighty two year old resigned from the presidency on tuesday after widespread protests calling for an end to his twenty year rule the country is now in the hands of a caretaker government with elections due in the next ninety days but matheson has more. hours after president other lizzie's blew through flicker had his twenty years in power ended the search for g.e. his new leader has begun the constitution says this man how does. the speaker of the parliament is eligible to be caretaker president for up to ninety days during which an election for a new president is expected some critics say the people won't accept him and sell it as a temple related because he's a long time beautifully ally the slogans were very clear they were calling. war of the departure of as well so don't want the transition to be led by any member who was close to the plan and. so i don't think that they will be acceptable. protests turned to celebrations at the news of little flickers resignation weeks of de

pallab ghosh, bbc news, london, ontario. now let's return to sharanjit in the sri lankan capital, colombo. iimagine i imagine there are so many emotions there, a lot of emotions to be absorbing to speak with. other any particularly poignant moments that have stood out in your mind? well, i think, ben, the most poignant moment is the way this country is trying to move forward. we have been talking a lot about the civil war which ended in 2009. this country has not seen such horrific violence since then. it has been about a decade. of course, it is morning now. it is a new day in colombo. the morning light, you can seejust new day in colombo. the morning light, you can see just how lovely this city years and you can't see next to me but on the right, i can see the waves of the indian ocean breaking so this is heartbreaking to see how this country is having to come to grips with some of its darker days. a tragic reminder some days. does sunday's bombings killing 290 and injuring over 500 others. a state of emergency was dissed

pallab ghosh, bbc news, london, ontario. now let's return to sharanjit in the sri lankan capital — colombo. iimagine i imagine that there is so much going on and to absorb the but i wonder, since you have arrived, have any moments stood out to you as being particularly poignant or moving? absolutely. it is such a tragic and horrific thing to have happened to this country. most people have not seen this sort of violence since the end of the civil war in 2009 so many sri lanka and is i have spoken to are still in shock. of course they are grieving the loss of family of course they are grieving the loss offamily and of course they are grieving the loss of family and friends. it has been a horrifying thing for them to experience. also incredibly hard to report as a journalist. i was here last week as a tourist and to see the difference in the mood last week they had new year celebrations and it was a festive and joyous time and to return this week after these attacks, i should say that it is coming up to 5am here in sri lanka.

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be a hot day for you at twenty eight but up to the north we're still talking about single digits for ontario as well as into québec well plenty of rain is going to be in the forecast here across parts of the bahamas as well as in the turks and caicos even cuba dominican republic will see some rain as well things do improve as we go towards wednesday particular down here towards the south but center domingo it is going to be a nice day at thirty but rain in the forecast for costa rica and panama with a temperature of thirty one degrees and then very quickly across one is that it's going to remain cloudy here on tuesday across the area cool for you at seventeen degrees but we are looking at better conditions by the time we get to wednesday at nineteen up towards us and it is going to be a nice day with rain in the afternoon at twenty five and rio de janeiro it is going to be a warm day for you and twenty nine degrees as well. capturing a moment in time. not shots of all the law. inspiring documentaries from impassioned to make an. al-jazeera a university degree to be a doctor or a teacher but

it all cities in the west as well as the south of ontario i realized that this was a very very big movement not what was different the difference is it was spread out telling what he would do you think sparked it to make it different this time and what i think is the the government content which was the object people the president has been in for the six or seven years that will called for an eighty eight which is to admit in the previous calls to. well to kill eighty eight which is today's article one or two to be triggered because the president was not able to perform for the last beast but the last six or seven years between the hospitals in geneva and france the last time he was seen was on the first of november of last year last year he was in the wheelchair people just got tired of this tired of being treated as if that didn't matter that they that their leader was incapacitated if they did and it looked of julian's felt that this is a humiliation a to their own president and also to their own country is a very very proud people who had one of the biggest the most important colossal w

ontario did as is but if it has issued a statement asking for forgiveness for any shortcomings after resigning as president on tuesday he is expected to be replaced by the speaker of the upper house until elections can be helped. britain's opposition leader says talks with the prime minister over brics it we useful but inconclusive the two met in an attempt to find a way forward for the country's exit from the e.u. the u.k. is due to leave the bloc in little more than a week. flash floods in iran have killed almost sixty people after some of the worst rains in a decade the iranian red crescent says nearly one hundred sixty thousand people have been affected iran's government has declared a state of emergency and over the evacuation of dozens of villages wary of mohamed reports. the heaviest rainfall in a decade much of iran's south west and central regions have been hit hard with tens of thousands of people affected in the rest and province in the west survivors trying to recover what they can from muddy streets so tell moment i have lost my whole life house and everything and not on

pallab ghosh, bbc news, london, ontario. let's return to sri lanka now, and my colleague, clive myrie. simon, there is a real sense here that this immediate crisis isn't over. yes, 24 people have been arrested but this investigation is very much in its early stage. now the whole nation is so shell—shocked by the suggestion by the news that this attack could have been averted. authorities are trying to piece together what happened at local people are trying to identify the bodies of their loved ones. this is the most violent attack since the civil war ended ten years ago. this whole country remains in shock. there is continuing coverage of this story on the bbc news channel. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. from sri lanka, goodbye. welcome to bbc london news. i'm geeta pendse. londoners returning to work tomorrow after the bank holiday break will still face disruption with climate change protestors continuing to block roads around marble arch. whilst other locations have been cleared, the police are aw

pallab ghosh, bbc news, london, ontario. it's been another hot day today with all four of the uk nations recording their warmest easter monday on record — according to the met office. the good weather has brought people in droves to beaches, like camber sands in east sussex, as well as parks and other outdoor attractions. temperatures are likely to fall back to the seasonal average later this week. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers rachel shabi and tim montgomerie — that's coming up after the headlines at 11:30. let's get more on how long the hot weather is due to last. here's ben rich. if you are a fan of warmth and sunshine, what is an easter weekend that was. temperatures on monday got up that was. temperatures on monday got up to about 25 degrees, once again making it the warmest easter monday on record. but if you prefer things cooler and want rain for the garden, i have good news for you. by next weekend, things will look and feel very different. the change has already begun. w

pallab ghosh, bbc news, london, ontario. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. good evening. it really has been the perfect easter break, hasn't it? once again, we have seen records broken today. the warmest easter monday on record across the uk, with several places seeing temperatures peaking at 25 celsius, 77 fahrenheit. a few rogue showers in the south—west by the end of the day and some of those will linger first thing on tuesday, affecting south wales as well. more of a breeze, it is going to drag a veil of high cloud across the country. so for tuesday, temperatures not quite as stunning. a bit cooler as well on exposed coasts. but then it's all change on wednesday, with these areas of low pressure pushing in from the atlantic. it'll bring some rain, some of it heavy, across south—west england and wales, with rumbles of thunder into the midlands and the north of england as we go through the day. it should stay dry and warm for scotland, cooler and fresher behind. and that marks the change as we go into thursday. for the end of the week, it's cooler and

that snow, same goes for southern michigan and it eventually moves into new york, especially off lake ontario and lake erie before it transitions to rain. how much snow could we see, there is the possibility a widespread 2 to 4 inches, this area across southern wisconsin, northern illinois, and northeastern iowa could end up with choser to 4 to 6 inches, especially on the colder surfaces. peter. >>> let's turn to politics, a new "washington post" report detailing the extraordinary lengths deputy rod rosenstein went to to keep overseeing the mueller investigation and remain in his job. nbc white house correspondent hans nickels is in washington with more. hans, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, we are learning about how rod rosenstein as you mentioned, the deputy attorney general pleaded for his job after his loyalty to president trump was questioned and how he promised the president that he would be treated fairly in the mueller investigation. this morning new questions about what deputy attorney general rod rosenstein did to save his job last september. rosenstein, according to

ontario's former prime minister is appearing in court as part of a corruption investigation. is one of many senior officials including the finance minister and several billionaires facing judicial investigations earlier this month long time president has been a flake a step down under pressure from protesters and the military. israel has reduced the fishing area it allows for vessels operating from gaza the military says it will be cut to six miles from fifteen and response to rocket fire from the palestinian territory it accuses islamic jihad of carrying out this attack group to ny that allegation israeli government had increased the limit on april first that was part of a deal with hamas. so the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera the stream is that next and then more news at the top of the hour for. a university degree to be a doctor or a teacher but without any study. one hundred one east investigates the pakistani company at literally selling fake degrees to the police around the world on al-jazeera the days monday today it might be a little harder than the usual. becau

the isaacsons are the ontario parents who have signed a cooperation agreement with the government. the u.s. attorney will file a motion to recommend that the court impose a sentence below the advisory guidelines sentencing range. bruce isaacson will plead gl to one count of money laundering conspiracy and one to irs. lori loughlin and her husband, n an arraignment date has not been scheduled. >> melanie, what kind of sentence could the parents indicted today be facing. >> well, dan, potentially one that's high theirtown ones that the parents plead guilty to yesterday. that's because this group of parms has that additional money laundering conspiracy charge for indictment. the max is 20 years with three years of supervised release and that's in addition to the mail fraud charges. >>> netflix has removed one of the dates of a movie involved felicity huffman. she paid $15,000. her film otherhood was set to be released on the 26th. she's also in another netflix movie called "when they see us" which is set to be released on may 21st. >>> two are on capitol hill. the house judiciary comm

warm weather over the easter weekend melted snow across quibec and ontario. the rising floodwaters are being blamed for at least one death along with widespread damage to countless homes there and businesses in the area. more than 600 canadian soldiers have fanned out across the region. they are stacking sandbags after the state of emergency was declared in those two canadian provinces. >>> rescue crews are crediting lifejackets for saving the lives of two kayakers who got stuck in the chilly bay waters for two hours after their kayak tipped over. 221-year-old kayakers were rescued saturday night right off of the shore of tiburon. that's two and half miles from where their kayak capsized. they were finally located by a chp helicopter. >>> another democrat has joined the 20/20 presidential race. seth moulton officially announced his presidential campaign this morning. he is an iraq war veteran. he says his presidential campaign will focus on bringing the country back together. talking about patriotism security and service. elizabeth warren today proposed a pla

they are kept in ford, ontario, fort, and it is now under consideration to become a national park. incorporating the history in america's wars and the sight of the only refugee camp in the u.s. bureaucratically it is run by the same agency that was running japanese interment camps and it is staffed by the same people. bureaucratically this is how it worked out. .efugees arrive they are kept in the camp until january 1946. when they are finally released, , registerit to canada at niagara falls and have to legal immigrants. the parents cannot work outside the camp. they cannot visit outside of the camp, even to visit relatives who may have immigrated sooner or see sons and daughters serving in the armed forces who emigrated and joined up. parents were not allowed to leave until 1946. you talked about the religious groups who stood up, including the quakers. really the quakers were one of up and who really stood visited the camp, so a shout out for the quakers. commissioner, if you could meet your phone, we would appreciate it. i was really struck at the beginning of your talk when yo

warm weather over the easter weekend melted snow across quibec and ontario. rising floodwaters are being blamed for at least one death. within 600 canadian soldiers have fanned out across the region. a state of emergency was declared in those two canadian provinces. >>> president trump has crew congratulated a popular comedian. trump spoke of vladimir zelinski after his landslide victory yesterday. president trump call the election a important moment in ukraine's history. zelinski has never held public office and starred in a tv sitcom about an ukrainian high school teacher who was elected president. >>> an of the democratic join the 2020 presidential race. congressman seth moulton announced his campaign this morning. he is an iraq war veteran. he says his presidential campaign will focus on bringing the country back together. talking about patriotism, security and service. >>> democratic presidential candidate elizabeth warren proposed a pledge to tackle american student debt crisis. the proposal would eliminate almost all student loan debt for 42 million am

. >> chris from ontario. janice: ontario, canada? >> yep. janice: fantastic they watch us in ontario as well. take a look at the maps. amazing video. the pollen is out, my friends. this is tennessee. there is so much pollen the tree is falling. we need a lot of claritin our pollen report comes in tomorrow on tuesday. all right. let's take a look at the maps. there are your temperatures right now, 53 in new york city. holy moly look at that tree. 77 in new york? that's craziness. very warm across the central u.s. and then we have the potential for showers and thunderstorms across the southeast maybe severe weather. big birthday today for don -- where is he? in the basement. if we did not -- we wouldn't see video. brian: in the basement? steve: he is in the control room. for over 20 years. janice: don, happy birthday. brian: stand up, don. brian: what am i talking about? stand up, chuck? >> ainsley: where is that the guy in the basement. brian: we're not embarrassed by don. we embrace don. ainsley: don does a lot to put this show on happy birt

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the front to that storm as that goes way up into northn ontar ontario. it will send the cold front here. morning while you're waiting to get the tickets for the white house garden tour, opportunity for couple of showers around here. i think it will be dry for a while there during the earlyrt of saturday afternoon before more rain comes back in on us on sunday. here's the whole five day outlook. then sunshine and dry today. 60% chae of wha should mainly be showers on friday. hit and miss rain chancesug throhout the weekend. let's go over to melissa mollet. >> mild morning. 270 southbound on montrose road, everything looks good.a crash in the main lanes on west montgomery. springfield outer loop at braddock road, two left lanes getting by thein work zone a this morning. northeast, sheriff road between 50th and 51st, all lanes blocked by tha crash. this though has cleared. laurel, southbound bw parkway. right lane getting by. that is out of thy. this one is going to be in the way in arlington. a crystal dri 27th street, water main break and repairs now unde

fortunately for us, this big storm is going across the great lakes and into parts of ontario. the bulk of that moisture will miss us. but the trailing cold front will give us at least a ris of showers over the course of the weekend, especially later on in the day sunday another storm develops. here's future weather. these are mostly going to be high clouds aud thin c coming in during the day today. tomorrow, starting off cloudy, in the 50s. maybe showers in southern virginia tomorrow. but later on in theday,fter 4:00 or 5:00, rain becoming much more likely here. showershould taper off briefly late saturday morning into saturday afternoon before another little chance for raindrops comes in on sunday. sunday, the drier half of your sundl be the first half. in the morning hours. rain becoming very likely sunday afternoonnd evening. the rain chance goes into the monday morning commute. that could be a rather messy start to next weekay mondrobably the rainiest day of the week next week. that pulls on out of herewe l go back to sunshine by tuesday afternoon and turn nice and warm ar

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i have a cartoon in the book of him fleeing overlake ontario with his trunk on his shoulder, leaping over the river, fleeing the john brown raid. i think the best answer is he in his best skills, not as a warrior, and after all, in what way would he have served? a noncommissioned something or other? he did serve. he recruited about one hegemony is of the 54th mass. and he recruited a lot of other people to be recruiters of black soldiers. yes? >> you gave a lead into my question. can you compare lincoln and douglass' view of the john brown raid? david: oh. in a few sentences? sure. [laughter] in thewell, ironically long term, not far apart, that is what was so extraordinary to douglass in 1864, when lincoln is asking him to create an above id and john brown's ra funnel these slaves out. douglass called of the underground railroad an over ground railroad. very bigass was a supporter of john brown until, and i have an entire chapter on this in my book, and i believe i have located nine occasions in whic douglass and john brown met in the years that they knew each other. with douglass p

and we just got in a car and headed towards windsor, ontario, and started our life again >> jimmy: wow. >> cher: and we were broke ass broke. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and you had no -- you had plan on what to do next? >> cher: sonny just said, "you're going to wear a gown and i'm going wear a tuxedo and we're going to just go there and we're going to see what can happen." and the people hat us. [ laughter ] i finally got so pissed off -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> cher: so i turned around, like sometimes you do, and started to make the band laugh. and the band would laugh at anything. so -- [ light laughter ] so, but then we got really good. and sonny thought, "this is grea" so we started having this thing where we made the band laugh first and then we started making the people laugh. and then the people started to love us. >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely. [ cheers and applause ] i mean, what would you want o people tke away when they see the show? >> cher: i think -- i'm not exactly sure, but i think at you can just never give up. if i had to tell anybody anything. it's when you do the thing that sc

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cannot measure the way we have the world today because it can't just be that little thing happening in ontario or in palm beach. it has to be a coordinated effort and that is why i talk about the mayor's because i think about these capacities can do things in libraries and schools and ptas can do things. i am not pollyanna. if i were sitting at a table with you and we were having this conversation on where we are going to do things or what paper i would recommend, these are the kind of questions we would ask. are you kidding that is going to do something? we have to show how many, how often and what is the return on investment. that investment. i believe that we haven't even tried. we have no way of measuring because there has been nowhere in the world that has done it all day every day on this issue. but they've done it on recycling and awareness with health and other ways we can measure what happens when we are going to have a recycling town and this is what we are going to do and in five years they went from doing this to doing that. there was a systemwide experiment actually changed. in my