. >>> a canadian university has canceled a conservative commentator's appearance. why school officials say they did not want ann coulter addressing students. >>> the family of a seaworld trainer is plead with a judge not to make videos of the deadly encounter public. media organizations argue the video is a public record and should be released. e judge hasn't made a final decision. he's keeping the videos sealed for the time being. >>> so we want to know. do you agree with the court ghaerg relea barring the release of the video? richelle carey joins us now. people are saying i don't want to see this and i don't want my kids seeing it either. >> that's been the majority of the responses we've seen so far. most saying they don't see any purpose to releasing these videos. we'll share both sides nevertheless. let me share some comments from my facebook page. here's a few. amanda wrote this. how is this video different from any other video that shows a horrible occurrence? seaworld is a public place and the people have a right to know exactly what went on there. annette

. >>> conservative commentator ann coulter cancels plans for a speech at a canadian university.y a spokesperson says it was physically dangerous for her to attend. that's up next. >>> a local childcare center may be joining the ranks of the unemployed soon. to be life enhancing. proven to have nourishing powers. and now you can get important nutrients found in these special fruits in your water. fruit2o essentials water. with nutrients equal to two servings of fruit. vitamins, minerals... and even a gram of fiber in crystal clear water. six delicious flavors, each enriched with nutrients like its fruits. fruit2o essentials water. >>> the sterls of notre dame say it will take divine intervention to keep a roof over their heads. st. jerome's catholic church said tough financial times means they'll no longer need the services of the nuns. they say several hundred pele have signed a petition. the sisters say they have been told they will not have a home after june 30. >>> conservative commentator ann coulter did not have a place to speak at the university of ottawa despite being inv

universal health care for every american citizen. if true, that would give all of us something canadians take for granted about their medical coverage -- peace of mind, which they might tell you is priceless. this is edie magnus reporting for "worldfocus" in montreal, canada. >>> that is "worldfocus" for this monday evening. a reminder you can find much more news and analysis on the web at worldfocus.org. i'm martin savidge in new york. as always, thank you very much for joining us. we hope to see you back here again tomorrow and any time on the wen. until then, have a good night. -- captions by vitac -- -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> major support for "worldfocus" has been lind p. walter and the peter g. peterson foundation, dedicated to promoting fiscal responsibility and addressing key economic challenges facing america's future. and additional funding is provided by the following supporters --

canadian speaking tour. >> the conservative speaker canceled an appearance last night at the university of ottawa after 200 students showed up to protest. twle angry about her comments at western ontario on monday. a student asked coulter about the controversy that erupted after 9/11 when she said muslims shou not be allowed on planes and should travel on flying carpets instead. >> besides flying carpets, what mode of transportation would you suggest. >> what mode of transportation? take a camel. >>> the postal service is moving towards cutting back mail delivery to five days a week. the postal governing board agreed to go to the postal regulatory commission for an opinion about dropping saturday delivery. the commission will review the request next week. the change would reportedly save more than $3 billion a year. only express mail would still be delivered on saturdays. post offices would also stay open. congress would have to approve the changes. >>> tiger woods is getting ready for his return to golf and his return to the press. woods will hold his first press conference in nearly five months on april

of students organized a protest at the university of ottawa last night managing to shut down coulter's planned speech there. coulter's controversial tour of canadiannited a heated debate over the limits of free speech. in one appearance, coulter told a muslim student to ride a camel. >>> speaking of someone who knows how to really divide a crowd, still supporters say she's got the right to say whatever she wants. protesters say, no, she doesn't. >> i understand that there's a fine line between freedom of speech and hate speech. but ann coulter consistently wades well into the territory of hate speech and that has no place on university campuses. >> freedom of speech in canada, especially on our university campuses, is in grave jeopardy. >> in an interview coulter called the university a bush league school. that will win you friends. she added, this has never, ever happened before. even at the stupidi isest ameri universities. in other words, even the stupidest american university is better than a bush league school in canada. that wraps up this hour for me. i'm contessa brewer. see you back here tomorrow, noon eastern. 9:00 a.m. in the west. up ne

is an embarrassment to the university and for its students, condemning the protestors for using threats and intimidation. however, later this hour, i will be joined by a canadian journalist who says ann coulter got what she deserved. >>> both sides of the health care fight are going full steam ahead today with ad wars, focused on the november election. it's only eight months away, why not start now! democrats are targeting republicans who voted against the oophhaul while spending mega bucks in support of lawmakers who did back the bill. republicans meantime raising more than a million dollars just since sunday. part of campaigns like this one. this website is gop.com and calls on donors to, quote, help fire pelosi by defeating democrats next november. steve centanni, it looks like things are getting a little hotter now, no pun intended. >> that's right, megyn. of course it's going to continue. this is just the opening volley. we're going to have this all the way up until november. it's going to be very costly, it's going to be an againstive -- expensive and bitterly fought campaign. democrats are passing health care reform and calling on voters to house speake

universal coverage and they looked around the world. the taiwanese looked to set up health care systems around the world, same thing i did my book tie one chose the canadian model health care but didn't have to. why aren't we looking? i would like to know the answer to that and i think the answer to that would be looked, health care in america is a $2.5 trillion industry, 1 dollar out of every six we spend we spend on health care and that means there are a lot of corporations that are huge winners doing great out of the current system and they are going to resist any change and i think if americans were aware that other countries manage to cover everybody with less waiting and spend less they might want to change our system to be more like those in the kind of industrial interests of making money off of our current system don't want people to make that change. >> host: dr. abigail free viewed shelia of america in 2009 and wrote a chronic shoulder problem offered the opportunity for an unusually well controlled experiment. mr. reid decided to stick to shoulder around the world. one shoulder ten countries at a big victory is a gimmick but what saved the boo