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down before things settle into the swing of, I guess, late spring, summer things. -- how is the forecast -- it's early to ask, but how is the forecast weekend. >> Ross: unsettled weather midweek, and then warming up for the weekend and dry is how it looks. There is a reason behind that. >> Candace: I was going to flag, for the toronto viewers, apparently all 10 of the city's beaches open next weekend, with life guards on site. So that is good news. And anr, you know, unofficial sign that summers here. >> Ross: yes, yes, take it in while you can. It's just zip by. Other outdoor activities this weekend, this istty cool. Thousa lucky picnickers enjoyed free meals prepared by chefs in paris while dining. Roughly 3,000 people sat along avenue, using a table cloth than 197 metres long. How do you clean that up? The lucky diners were chosen for the draw, for an event that comes exactly two months before the summer olympics opening ceremony in paris. Wow. That -- that looks like a lot of fun. >> Candace: for sure. >> Ross: great place to be in thirst place, but having that picnic atmosphere. >> Candace: absolutely. Something about breaking bred with the getting that sense of community within they before it is invaded by the world. Who knows, that invasion has probably started as well. There is a lot of symbolism there too. That's really nice, yeah. >> Ross: yeah. And I'm sure there is going to be many similar events leading up to the olympics and, of course, looks like devent weather there sunday. The weather forecast will be key ahead of the olympic games too. I think the opening ceremonies are going to go right along the sennes. Looking forward to seeing that. We talked about this once too. The sport is fun, b great seeing the other aspects of the game >> Sure. It takes you to the city, which is great. >> Ross: we will take you to break now. Stay with us. You're watching "global news morning." we'll have much more local news, weather, and traffic coming up after break. [ ] ANNOUNCER:Hidden Assets, new series Wednesday,June 5th on Global. Introducing Popeyes Big Box. You not only get two pieces of signature chicken, two regular sides and a biscuit .. ...you can also add a fancy strawberry biscuit! Am I just a basic biscuit? Live a little. Love thatChicken from Popey ( ) With the $30 Massive Money ticket going big could be a scratch away. Let's go for a skate, and a little chat. Because retirement today is not wit used to be. The good news is we're living longer and more active lives, but planning for that longevitycan come with some challenges. Thankfully as a Canadian homeowner aged 55 and better, you have options. The chip Program allows you to access the value of your home without selling it. So you can live retirement on your terms. If you're 55 or o obligation chip Reverse Mortgage Guide. With chip you get up to 55% of your home's value in tax free cash take only what you need in a lump sum or over time with no monthly mortgage payments required. Call (number on screen) Maybe it's time for you to consider chip too! Call now for your free no obligation guide. Call (number on screen) or visit chip dot ca. ll chip today and live retirement your way. ( ) Surprise! I've got Summer Fridays Masks for everyone. On my day, my besties will be glowing mama. It's this Merit. Does lips, does cheeks, I've got it on both shiny and soft? I know, right? Did you cheat on me? (Gasp!) Girl, no. It's Amika and it's Clean at Sephora. Brands like Phlur have everything you want minus certain ingredients you might not. Summer Fridays, Merit, Amika, Phlur. Clean at Sephora, is only at Sephora. He made it abundantly clear that I was interestedin Joe. This is actuallythe hardest management situation I've ever been in. You need to figure it out, or you're both gone. (Announcer says words on screen) Stream on StackTV andthe GlobalTV app. >> Candace: good morning, everyone, students, faculty, and community members at the university o toronto's pro palestinian encampment have until 8 this morning to clear out in violation of the trespass notice.

jaden lee-lincoln has been covering the story since start. She's will the this morning. And has the latest from kings college circle. Good morning, jaden. >> Reporter: good morning, candace. Well, I can tell you despite the deadline at 8 a.m., students, staff, everyone else will not be going anywhere. I'll give you a look this morning ahat we're looking at. It's quiet. But things are reallybout to ramp up here. We know that at 8 a.m., there is actually going to be a rally that's been held. The ontario federation of labour will be joining students and staff involved in this protest here this morning. Protesting students' right to protest. Now, the next steps for the university will be pursuing nt legal action with the ontario courts. They said in a statement, if the encampment remains ncompliant with the trespass notice, we will proceed to court to seek injufshthive relie through an urgent hearing. That couldossibly mean a fine for those involved. We also know friday's notice, that students and staff involved could also face disciplinary actions through the school, including a suspension for students and for those librarians, anyer stuff here. It could mean termination of employment. Now, I'm in touch u of t early this morning. We're not at that point yet. It doesn'tsound, at this time, that u of t has proceeded with any legal actiont yet. But, again, we know that's coming up at 8 a.m., if we don't see them clearing. Now, again, we k that students here and protesters want the university to cut ties, to divest with israeli companies, but the university has remainedirm in what they have offered. That's not changing. So, again, things really could ramp u here again. 8 a.m., despite the dine to leave, we know there is going to be a rally here. We'll cover that for you this morning. Back to you, candace. >> Can: thanks, jaden. An investigation isunderway, after shots were fired outside of a jewish elementary school in north york this weekend. Officers responded to the elementary school near dufferin and finch just before 5 saturday morning. They found a bullet hole in the building, but no injuries have reported. Police are investigating the incident at potentially hate-motivated. Political leaders weighed in on the shooting. With premier dford calling it a gross display of anti-semitism, adding it's beyond belienyone could be this hateful. And prime minister justin trudeau also took to x, saying 's a brazen act of anti-semitism and the perpetrators need to be brought to stice. Toronto police have set up a command post near bathurst and glencairn, and y regional police are also pledging to step up their presence at jewish schools and places of worship. Toronto police have confirmed a body was recovered from lake ontario the ferry at billy bishop airpor the investigation is on going. Anyone with information is asked to contact police. Halton police are issuing an urgent public safety warning, opioid-related deaths. Two separate opioid poisons have killed two men and a woman over the weekend in halton hills. Officials suspect the deaths are linked to the inhalation of an unidentified substance. Police are urging drug users not to use alone and toeep naloxone on hand. A woman is in hospital with serious injuries, after being stabbed b a man at fairview mall. Paramedics rushed to the scene after sheppard and don mills, just before 12:30 sunda afternoon, after reports of a womad. The suspect was taken into custody by mall security before police arrived. Po say the victim and the suspect were known to each other. An investigation is on going. Peel regional police will announce the results of a auto theft investigation dubbed project odyssey. The force w hold a media ailability at 9 this morning. Brampton mayor, pat brown, is speckeded to attend as well. Back in march, peel's police chief said hegion sees the highest per capita numbe vehicle thefts in the province, with an average of 20 stolen every day. [ ] >> I'm myles marcus with global news trafshg. The southbound 404 heading to the 401, that volume is heading towards the dvp, and there is more on the don valley itself, couing towards lawrence and eglinton. Watch out for thatolume especially. Get your dfrment iy on during e get ready for summer sale at home hardware, with deals on paints and power tools only until june 5th. [ ] [ ] >> Ross: well, ross, what a difference a week makes. Noticeab different over the weekend from those, you know, 30° highs with the humidex and all that. For me I didn't mind it.

>> Ross: I didn't mind it too. It was a nice weekend. We had the wet weather saturday, it cleared out, andterday was pleasant. We have higher humidity values today. You'll feel that and also, yes, some wet weather at times. Let's take a look at a wider perspective. The same disturbance that brought the severe weather to the U.S. not sevweather. We're not expecting severe weather around sern ontario. And the gta.although there will be heavier down pours likely a this system moves in. It will come in some waves. We did experience some through the overnight. A bit of al this morning. And the next wave is traveling through southwestern ontario. That will make its way towards the gta later this morning. In towards the afternoon. It is relatively mild, these temperatures are above average for where we should be as an overnight low. And the cloud cover, the showers, will suppress tchs a little bit. 22, 23°. But the humidex will make it feel closer 30 out there. So as I mentioned, aid feel. There is the heavier down pou possible through the later morning, into the afternoon, a bit o break, I think, later this afternoon, through this evening, and another wave of showers will push through, as we head into tomorrow afternoon. And by midweek, we should start to see drier weather. This looks to be 15 to 25 millimetres of rainor most spots, could be a little bit more, areashat do experience some of the heavier down pours. Here is a look at the forecast now. 20° tomorrow. Potential for showers, cloud cover, looks like w see a sun/cloud mix on wednesday. We'r only up to the high teens, wednesday, cooler. Temperatures recover in time for the weekend. Looks like we're back towards the mid 20 a look at your tire weather. Candace. Sglas thanks, ross. A graphic artist who designed tragically hip-themed travel posters caught the attention of the the posters are being sold across the country. A little background music for inspiration. [ ] >> Reporter: graphic artist john bellisland and his creative partner adam rogers came up with the unique idea to showcase their client's capabilities. >> Travel posters based on the trial judgecally hip song >> Reporter: drawing from a classic canadian style, the finished products caught the attention of the kingston band. >> I got a call from the tragically hip and said, wow, don't even kno about the project, really interesting, maybe we can talk about it. >> Reporter: now the complete set is being sold on the hip's website, on their 40th anniversary. A hip trip around canadacorporating some hidden nuggets from those well known lyrics. >> Weatherein jesus at the top of this, singing the eulogy. Could have been the willy nelson, could have been the wine. I probably went through the whole catalogue. We ended up hiring a writer to help us with that because we reallyanted to have, like, an over the top sort of advertising feel to the wri. [ ] Reporter: this is not his first tragically hiphemed work. He created a poster for rogers arena during the farewell tour in 2016, back when he was more of a casual fan >> I probably had 2 to 3 albums, and now I probably -- I listen to them all the time. [singing] [ ] >> John is also an instructor at the wilson school of design. Froms project that has quicoff, there is a lesson he will continue to share students >> You're going to get overwhelmed by the software, the technology, allthose things, but at the end of the day, it's all about imagination. It's the wasn't thing that will keep you in the industry [ ] >> Reporter: jay durant, global news. >> Canda it will all come down to a winner take all gam 5 in the pwhl finals, ave. A thriller sunday night between boston and minnesota. >> Mueller, with a chance here for boston. She scores! Alina mueller, the season saving goal! >> Candace: mueller breaking the 0-0 tie with thatgoal, keeping boston alive and forcing a game 5. Minnesota thought the had the walter cup won earlier in the second overtime period, but the goal was disallowed because of goaltender interference. The series will shift back to boston for the decisive final game this wednesday. Your national headlines are coming up after the break, with violent storms pushing through the southernnited states. At least 18 people haveied as a result of the extreme weather. We'll have details next. [ ] fbi! Announcer: fbi, fbi: International andFBI: Most Wanted, only on Global. [Song playing - Here Comes theHotstepper by Ini Kamoze] [people shaking the ice in their cups] [people shaking the ice in t cups] [people shaking the ice in their cups]

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