>> i fell in love with a toronto girl and she said let's go to toronto, and i don't even know where toronto, is but when i arrived it was 3:00 in the morning and i said wait a sec. somewhere everybody. i thought hong kong is like 24 hours. >> like new york. >> right. let's put it this way, you know. when i came to toronto, there's only one thing in my mind, to work. for mow it's making a living. >> yeah. >> you know, if i don't have to make a lot of money, i'm fine with if. >> yeah. >> as long as i'm independent, i'm way better off here than i am back at home. >> how long were you in toronto before you opened the restaurant? >> there were like three, maybe four years. >> you were here three or four years before you opened your restaurant? . that's super ambitious. >> he also wants me to try the bitter melon with egg and one of my favorite dishes of all time, barbecue duck, a house specialty. >> wow. oh, wow. >> hey, chef. >> chef, you're not kidding around. this is like -- >> this is chef. >> that's his wife who takes care of the front of the house. >> thanks for having me. >> they are the

that's toronto in the distance, across the lake. is there a greater sense of community, cohesion and urbanism in a city this size? we all know where steel town came from, but man, i want to figure out where steel town is headed. until now, the life-sized city has focussed on major urban centres: paris, tokyo, mexico city, bangkok. but that raised a question: what about all the mid-sized cities around the world? what about their reality? well, like in many places, hamilton's steel and manufacturing industry boomed between the industrial revolution and the late 20th century. and i mean really boomed. from appliances to cars to houses, hamilton had built it all. it was known as "the ambitious city." today, naturally, the place is undergoing the long and challenging process of redefining itself. let's just say it's an interesting moment. how do you avoid losing the local population seeking "bigger" opportunities? beyond economic reasons, how do you attract people and make them want to live here? if there's one thing hamiltonians all agr

local news reporter that i had growing up in toronto. and-- on c-- anybody from toronto here? do you remember cfto? ( scattered cheers ) glen cochran? "glen cochran, cfto news!" "here we are at the sportsman show, there's plenty of things to do, whether you like skeet shooting or fly fishing. over there's a 1,000-pound bull made entirely out of butter." that type of thing, you know. ( laughter ) >> stephen: beautiful place to grow up. >> and, you know, we just-- kind. a kind, kind, kind-- you know, did he say things wrong every now and then? yes. but he was kind, kind, kind, you know? >> stephen: mm-hmm. >> this guy is-- is the guide that gets ken scarborough into "the pentaverate," and he's talking to my camera person, played by lydia west. >> stephen: okay. jim? >> i think you might be addicted to conspiracy. >> well, i used to be addicted to q-anon. and then i went to q-anon-anon, but i found out that even that's a hoax. conspiracies are everywhere. look what the pentaverate did to our currency, right? normal five-dollar-bill, right?

local news reporter i had growing up in toronto. does anybody remember cfto? glen cochran, cfto news! here we are at the sportsman show, plenty of things to do, whether you like skeet fishing or fly fishing. a thousand pound bull made entirely out of butter. that type of thing. >> stephen: beautiful place to grow up. >> and a kind, kind, kind -- you know, did he say things wrong every now and then? yes, but he was kind, kind, kind, you know. >> stephen: mm-hmm. this guy is the guide that gets ken scarborough into "the pentaverate" and he's talking to my camera person played by lydia west. >> stephen: jim? i think you might be addicted to conspiracy. >> well, i used to be addicted to q anon, then i went to q anon-anon, but i found out even that's a hoax. conspiracies are everywhere. look what "the pentaverate" did to our currency, right. normal five-dollar-bill, right? >> right. wrongo. you fold it this way, you fold it that way, you fold it this way, and looky here what we have members to have the pentaverate. it's right there. thin

toronto is an immigrant city. that people are not only open to, they want to build a culture of people respectful of how different people's cultures are. >> we're actually going to wrap up the first season of "nomad" with two back-to-back episodes tonight. tell us a bit about what viewers will see in the second episode on the mississippi river delta. >> mississippi looks like a lot of places in the south. had been overlooked. i think very few people that i have spoken to said, hey, i will go to mississippi. and you know i was really honored to live there for about six months when i was in college. i thought the place was beautiful and you know we wanted to create a narrative where we could simultaneously you know be pretty opened about a lot of historic am issues that are still there, that have not been resolved, that have been swept under the rug while still celebrating the culture in mississippi, in just how beautiful the state is in and of itself. they are there just like anywhere else in the country. it doesn'

so toronto, for example, on sunday 27 degrees, but we've got a cluster of energy around the upper mid west, the great lakes into the northeast and some of this rain activity. it's going to knock back the temperature, the risk of showers sunday monday into toronto, just the high of 18 degrees on tuesday. so a big change from where you are now, but more in line with where you should be for this from the year off to the west, we go, we've got to feed of some pacific rain for the western candidate, the pacific northwest. and as we head toward the desert southwest part conditions, while they continue, we may even see some record temperatures in new mexico. so that will work in the wildfire situation there across the gulf states. we do have some rain coming into louisiana. some of this could be actually pretty heavy stuff. southern areas of mississippi into alabama central america looks like this, a pretty constant feet of rain, nicaragua, coast eureka and panama, that meets up with the wet weather towards the top end of south america, will get there. one second, but flooding also seems lik

mitul kotecha, chief emerging-market strategist at toronto dominion bank joins us now. we've got markets that are fighting all be stress that puts on a population and economy. and in asia, the strength of the dollar is having an impact on asian fx, where do you see the economic pain sitting the heaviest? mitul: there are different forces on different regions. inflation has been an issue across emerging markets. emea has been hurt badly by the war in ukraine, and you've got weakness in currencies that is not going to go away quickly. in latin america, we've had central banks being very aggressive, and having to hike more significantly. brazil and mexico hiked overnight. in asia, playing catch-up. growth is weakening. china is the key, where growth continues to soften. that is weighing, especially on the tray driven economies. there might be some silver lining in economies that were closed such as indonesia, singapore and india which have more domestic consumption. but strong dollar, higher u.s. rates, waste negatively. tom: that divergence in the policy response from the

in toronto or here >> fred: for toronto >> seth: okay. >> fred: so it's, like, a ring ever buildings around the city all the same heigh it is so beautiful wonderful, crystal-clear windows. >> seth: so you -- in the course of seven months, you built a ring of buildings. [ laughter ] around the city of toronto >> fred: we are going to >> seth: okay. >> fred: we've been designing it >> seth: so this was seven months of just, like, planning and doing pencil drawings and stuff. >> fred: yes >> seth: and this is very exciting they're gonna have windows >> yeah! [ laughter ] >> seth: i didn't know you knew what you were doing, but you obviously know what you're doing. >> fred: yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: our first guest tonight is a grammy-nominated comedian and bestselling author she is currently out on her "vaccinated and horny" tour. please welcome back to the show our friend chelsea handler, everybody! ♪ [ cheers and applause >> hello >> seth: you look stunning, as always it's so wonderful to see you >> oh, it's wonderful to see you. i had no idea fred armisen was working here now >>

a beautiful side street in toronto, and this, believe it or not is number 25, burnside. but then you've got these are so big. they're just so big. it's like i like the way donald trump tweets in all caps. going to go up on one. i think this can be turned into a little cafe up here. it's really, really nice meeting there be a conveyor belt. will talk with this company right here. you know, full view. i actually took the time to ask the city if these billboards even had proper permits, like are they allowed to be there? and the city wrote back and said no, these billboards aren't supposed to be there. we're going to have them removed. this is a mistake that was 15 years ago with a if these billboards don't have proper permits, then technically they're actually pieces of corporate garbage just lying round. in which case, i think it's our duty as citizens to clean up that garbage. ah, me in i started doing political activism in my late teens. i have a lot of archives down here from like, decades of activists projects rank valid campaign. this is a b c referendum on voting re

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so toronto, for example, on sunday 27 degrees, what we've got a cluster of energy around the upper mid was the great lakes into the northeast. and with some of this rain activity, it's going to knock back the temperature, the risk of shower sunday, monday into toronto. just a high of 18 degrees on tuesday. so a big change from where you are now, but more in line with where you should be for this some of the year off to the west, we go, we've got a feed of some pacific rain for the western canada, the pacific northwest. and as we head toward the desert, south west parched conditions, while they continue, we may even see some record temperatures in new mexico. so that will worsen the wild fire situation there across the gulf states. we do have some rain coming in to a louisiana. some of this could be actually pretty heavy stuff. southern areas of mississippi into alabama central america looks like this, a pretty constant feet of rain, nicaragua, costa rica and panama, that meets up with the wet weather towards the top end of south america. we'll get there in one second, but flooding also

he's in toronto right now promoting that. and i said to him, look, this is crazy. but do you have a month off? i would love for you to play me and the other characters. he's done it once before. he was frozen austin. >> mike: we've got to show this. >> which is hilarious. >> mike: this is outrageous. [ laughter ] [ applause ] the ultimate masochistic brother move is make him a frozen version of you. >> he did a great job. but i said, it's going to have a lot more to do than that this time. it was great because my kids came out, they got to see uncle paul. one of the greatest summers ever. when do you get to hang out with your brother for like a full month when you're grown up? he did a fantastic job. i like his characters better than mine. [ applause ] >> mike: that's so sweet. we met, you were painting. >> yes. >> mike: at a certain point in the pandemic you were painting queen elizabeth? >> i became obsessed with her majesty the queen, yes. [ laughter ] as i am. you can't help it. when you grow up in canada, it's on the money, at the hockey rink, at every airport

. >> which was mark's name a lot of calgarians here >> we were the kids in the hall in toronto and -- >> some guy. >> and some guy. >> i was an actor. >> jimmy: oh, of course. >> i was a real actor. >> jimmy: exactly, scott, yes. and how did you all end up coming together and forming the band >> scott booted his way in >> well, they'd all had been together and i saw them one night in the midnight show. and my friend, darleen dragged me down. and we were in an audience there was about seven people and they weren't doing that well and there wasn't really anybody in the audience to let them know how badly they were doing but i fell in love with them right away and i thought to myself, "i need to be in that group." and i noticed underneath the chair, there was a doughnut taped -- >> from a really bad scene idea >> and i then i found some other doughnuts taped in other seats. and i went, "oh, i bet those are part of a bit. maybe i should ruin the bit. [ laughter ] and then they'll see me. and you want to be seen. >> jimmy: of course. >> so, i grab the doughnuts and started whipping it at t

one quick second for the city of toronto? we're trying to change the name of the cn tower to the drake tower. can you get behind that? >> no. >> not a drake fan. >> that's okay. we all can't >> can y'all get behind that? >> no. >> why not? what do you mean? we're going to change it to drake tower. >> hell no. >>

it's already won awards at both the sun dance and the toronto film festivals and has just had its german release. what come on for them? i found the canadian director daniel rule who follows the former russian presidential candidate as he goes behind the brazen plot to have him killed with the lethal nerve agent. navi choke in 2020. the real life spy thriller is inspiring shocking. and at times very funny. yeah, i think that my favorite part of the movie is the unmasking of this, of i guess this trope or motif. we have this idea in our heads that russian spies are the best in the world. but what i found is that really it's just like a school bumbling morons. well, the email or the very to brother, guy from intelligence, was hacked several times, and he felt better what was most cool one. and they had him. so his 2nd few beth, what was most cool to and they hacked him as well. and so the 3rd time he had bethought most go 3 and just guess what was the his 4th best for nevada and also shows private side to the opposition politician when he strives for his goals with the seemingly blind cour

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you know, toronto is a good place for community when you have universal health care. child care is covered in a very significant way, but in a lot of ways canada really compares itself to america, and you know, 2020 two people were killed by cops around that time here as well. and you know, it's like something like that happens and everyone's like how did this happen, we're not america. >> so when you're saying is like america is like the black sheep of the family. >> yeah, it's like what are we americans now? >> so identity is like -- >> i know it's bad, but it's not as bad as america. that's the defense? >> yeah, that's the defense. >> that's tough to hear, i'll be honest with you, as an american. >> be sure to tune in beginning tomorrow night at 9:00 right here on cnn for nomad with carlton mccoy. we'll be right back. carlton mccoy. we'll be right back. " with carlton mccoy. ♪ we'll be right back. wait, what was that? timber... [ sighs heavily ] when owning a small business gets real, progressive helps protect what you've built with affordable coverage. the censu

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it is one of the best performing stocks in toronto today. it is enjoying -- briefly, it was enjoying its best day in two years. the prices for nutrien, fertilizer ahead of the planting season, are causing this company to massively increase its forecast for the year. jon: quickly, just in terms of how this might rewrite the rules of global trade, the company is getting questions around that because of how long it might take to resolve. geoffrey: there is more production that it could increase, so the big question of how long the trade disruption last with the russian invasion of ukraine, that will affect whether or not it does increase outputs. there are other mosaic -- there are other production that could be brought on. i think the market is still waiting to see how long the disruptions will be in place for. kriti: geoffrey morgan joined us, thank you for the roundup. we will head over to the global conference, where romaine bostick is standing by with what to expect next hour. romaine: we are live at the beverly hilton in los angeles, we a

joining us now from toronto is jessica murphy. we have this divisive debate over abortion in the u.s. how does that compare to canadian views on the subject? >> they are always a different. in canada abortion was decriminalized with our own landmark supreme court ruling in 1988. since then there have been no federal laws in place. they have left that status quo in place. most canadians are satisfied. ma federal political parties affirm that right to an abortion. it is a little more complicated for the conservative party. there are members who want more restrictions. and members of parliament as well. their policy for years has been to essentially not reopened the debate in canada. yesterday those frontrunners were saying they were pro-choice. they would stick with their preference to not reopened that debate. not to say that all the leadership candidates are pro-choice. there is a debate to have abortions. we do have a movement that is antiabortion. they stood up and took notice of what was happening in yesterday. they said this s

so toronto fill in closer to about 40. as we head toward tuesday, different story for the west coast temperature is below average and vancouver next systems plans into the pacific northwest. gotta tell you, i think we may see some flooding across the oregon wet weather leaking into northern california. but i do think it will stay dry and san francisco though, you could see a shower, sneak in their u. s. golf states quiet, but for florida could see a bursts of rain for southern sections, their top end of south america. we did see some flooding in southern certain non disaster declared after intense rain triggered some flooding there and really cool air across the river plate region. months of the day of 14 degrees and thunderstorms, eastern portions of paraguay pushing into the southeast of brazil, castle airway. the official airline of the journey. an ethiopian hours to grat can communist rebel only to be disappeared. the families patty, entwined with a violent chapter in the country's history. when you see the blood uses

. >>> in the other eastern conference matchup, let's go to toronto, the two-time defending champion tampa bay lightning got even with the maple leaves. they bounced back, with a shutout loss in game one with a 5-3 victory last night. out west, in minnesota, they play in saint paul. and the wild evened their series against the st. louis blues with a 6-2 win last night. and the edmonton oilers scored six goals in a shutout win over the los angeles kings. >>> turning now to major league baseball and you may remember, we talked about this story yesterday. now we got more tears of joy, shed by the young yankee fan who became a viral sensation earlier this week, after this scene in the stands in toronto. the 9-year-old, who was gifted the aaron judge homerun ball by a blue jays fan was a sweet moment and yesterday, that fan got to meet his favorite player. the boy teared up, i love this kid, despite misguided baseball allegiances and he was greeted by judge inside the dugout before the game and signed a homerun ball and handed over batting gloves. as for the game itself, judge struck out three

i'm super impressed with toronto. like i literally in my head, it's this place i keep saying why haven't i been here before? i'm on my phone texting everybody i know in the food scene going "dude, you got to come to toronto." >>> delta is a word we use pretty often. often to explain blues music. but i don't think most people know what the delta is. the delta is arguably the most significant agricultural area in america. this area alone is single-handedly responsible for the economy in the u.s. for a very long time, and that's because of this river. and it still continues to be this sort of powerful force that dictates a lot of how america operates. the concept of southern hospitality still exists here. no matter what color you are, what political party, there is a warmth here where people want you to come in. they want to show you a part of their culture they're proud about. they call it the mighty mississippi for a reason. i think that goes beyond the current. it's about the impact this river has had on what we becom

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the lightning were up against the toronto maple leafs and were handed a hiding toronto taking this game 5. nothing else where the los angeles kings scored late and the final periods are recorded for 3 victory over the edmonton oilers. the st. louis blues also graph 4 goals, but didn't concede against the minnesota while they've apparently scoring hattrick . and in north carolina, the hurricanes hammered the boston bruins 5 at one round, one of the pulse, all best of 7 games. major league baseball is seldom short of great plays and even though the season is still in its early stages, here we have a container full catch of the season for you, kansas city, royals outfielder michael, a tailor climbed up the wall and stopped the home ran against the st. louis cardinals. unfortunately for taylor and the royals, it could not prevent a one. nothing cardinals. when saint louis are 13 and 9 to start the season, where's kansas city of 7 and 40 and england's new test cricket captain ben stokes is the or field issues he's experienced will help him in his new role. he was formally introduced as skip

toronto police chief james ramer wouldn't name the person killed, but described him as a young man in his late teens or early 20's. >> due to the proximity of a school, i certainly understand the trauma of how traumatic this must have been for staff, students, and parents given the recent events that have happened in the united states. amy: students at scores of schools across the united states walked out of classrooms at the stroke of noon thursday in a coordinated protest demanding passage of gun control laws. in michigan, hundreds of oxford high school students assembled on their school's football field, forming a giant "u" in solidarity with victims of the massacre in uvalde. four oxford students were killed in november by a 15-year-old gunman. data from the centers for disease control shows firearms have surpassed motor vehicle crashes as the leading cause of death for children in the u.s. on capitol hill, senate republans used the threat of a filibuster thursday to block a bill to combat neo-nazi and white supremacist violence. 47 republicans voted against ending debate on the d

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game two with the warriors is tonight in oakland >>> in toronto, st. louis scored earl early and often. and late-game heroics in florida. >> after the final five, kucherov, behind the florida net, they score! >> oh, like a thunderbolt through the heart of panthers fans the score with four seconds left >>> and on the links, rory mcilroy played like a champion mcilroy is the clubhouse leader after the first round, shooting a 5 under par, including this drive on hole 5 that traveled nearly 400 yards tiger woods had a tougher round, sitting tied for 99th. he tees off around 2:00. >>> and zaya wade teams up to create a new character recreating the look, with the robe, makeup and signature purple shoes the video was accompanied by a caption that read in part that i'm so glad that the fierce female warrior has joined fo fortnite >>> opening an extravaganza, queen. the active members of the legendary group have been collaborating with "american idol" star adam lambert. they will celebrate the queen's 70 years on the throne >>> a new documentary about elton joh

this is a cold friend, so it's going to knock back. temperature is already has in toronto. watch ottawa, you go from 23 degrees down to 15 on tuesday. i also want to show you what this is disturbance is doing further toward the south. it's dropping a lot of rain for the bahamas and cuba. we're likely to see some flooding here. plume of moisture, nicaragua, costa rica, and panama. and for the u. s. gulf states, we've got some high heat here that's likely going to sparked some heat of the day storms and off to the desert southwest, the wildfire burning in new mexico. it is nearly becoming the largest wildfire in that state's history. there is no relief, still parched and still breezy conditions here. some showers for the pacific northwest wet and windy for vancouver with the high 14 degrees top and of south america right now. persistent rain for that pacific coast of columbia storms through the andes, moving east into the amazon basin. and for the river plate region, it is going to be white and windy so months of the day, a wind gusts on monday, out 70 kilometers per hour, but it's going