on the montreal side? >> yes,ut the utility is virtually zero, because the traffic that use the web pages for montreal or seattle or miami or local populations, so if i were to place an ad in washington d.c. for something that i was selling or a job or a services at in another city, there would be no value whatsoever, because nobody near me is a patron of that. >> how long would it take people to figure out that the site they are looking at is the canadian side? >> that i cannot answer, but i can tell you from my impression of what has been happening over the past 10 days is that the people who are creating these s, who had previously used the adult services assets, have decided that there is no value in using craigslist anymore, so they are moving to other sites. >> indicated this is so prevalent, it the ads are there for everyone to notice, why are you not stinging people right and left, but the people putting on ads and the people responding to such ads? >> there are a number of things going on in vario

development toronto ranking top as city with the lowest risk along with new york, singapore, london and montreal. all right, right now on wall street we were seeing stocks weighed down on other mergers

it's the reason you are at this united nations conference in montreal today. know you are trying to get global consensus about improvements to aviation security. i got to ask you. how is it that nine years after 9/11 we're still just talking about this? this is not one of those threats that came out of nowhere. why has it taken so long to have it taken seriously, to try to get some of that coordination? >> well, let me break your question into two parts. first, there have been a number of territories in the wake of 9/11. obviously, just look at what has happened domestically. hardened cockpit doors, federal air marshals on plains, explosive trace detection machines in airports, k-9 teams in airports. what this meeting is about is an historic meeting of 190 nations of the world, all over the world, saying the global aviation system is truly global in nature. we want to make sure that we have security standards that all countries are striving to meet and that we have a program laid out for the next 18 to 24 months that's really very nuts and boelts on security t

on the montreal side? >> yes, but the utility is virtually zero, because the traffic that use the web pages for montreal or seattle or miami or local populations, so if i were to place an ad in washington d.c. for something that i was selling or a job or a services at in another city, there would be no value whatsoever, because nobody near me is a patron of that. >> how long would it take people to figure out that the site they are looking at is the canadian side? >> that i cannot answer, but i can tell you from my impression of what has been happening over the past 10 days is that the people who are creating these s, who had previously used the adult services assets, have decided that there is no value in using craigslist anymore, so they are moving to other sites. >> indicated this is so prevalent, it the ads are there for everyone to notice, why are you not stinging people right and left, but the people putting on ads and the people responding to such ads? >> there are a number of things going on in var

they won the trophy with 121 points but then blew the series 3-1 to montreal in the first round of the playoffs. the number one seed falling to the number 8 seed. it is an underestimate to say that these guys had a really rough off season. really hard to get over a letdown like that. >> we have sort of, i think, got a little bit of anger still of, you know, i mean of what went on and how we lost. and i'm hoping we are carrying that chip on our shoulder through the course of the year. >> we have to take the next step. we have been saying it for the last couple of years we have a good young hockey club. but losing in the playoffs is not acceptable. we want to make that known right now. the very first day of camp. having intensity in camp. be focused in camp and be ready for the regular season. >> we can talk about the playoffs until we are blue in the face. obviously none of us are happy about it. but there is something good here and we didn't carry it into the playoffs. i think we will do that this year. >> we need a t.v. timeout. but when we come back tory smith helps the terms get on

punto com que les da la oportunidad de ser parte de la gira de shakira y asistir al concierto en montrealom para ver detalles por que este concurso término el domingo cinco de septiembre quedan dos. >> aproveche la oportunidad. >> claro que sí. >> y vamos a la pausa y así el reencuentro de hermanos que fueron regalo además por su mamá le hará un nudo en la garganta y también experimentaremos lo que sienten mineros a wwww oakland, hablo de pandillero en baleado por un "fremont" que fue policia de "fremont" que fue baleado por un pandillero en oakland, hablo de la desgarradora experiencia. ---"nicole young" cuenta que tras el incidente, su esposo "todd" le llamo para informarle que lo habian herido en una pierna. ---inmediatamente se fue al hospital donde se entero que en realidad, las dos balas habian dado en la pelvis de su marido quien corria el riesgo de no salir vivo del quirofano. ---por fortuna no . >> el destino unió hermanos que que ha brown sido régalo además como mascotas por la madre y que estaban separados durante meses sometidos a abusos f bolivia. >> este es el abrazo de manu

on the montreal side? >> yes, but the utility is virtually zero, because the traffic that use the web pages for montreal or seattle or miami or local populations, so if i were to place an ad in washington d.c. for something that i was selling or a job or a services at in another city, there would be no value whatsoever, because nobody near me is a patron of that. >> how long would it take people to figure out that the site they are loong at is the canadian side? >> that i cannot answer, but i can tell you from my impression of what has been happening over the past 10 days is that the people who are creating these s, who had previously used the adult services assets, have decided that there is no value in using craigslist anymore, so they a moving to other sites. >> indicated this is so prevalent, it the ads are there for everyone to notice, why a you not stinging people right and left, but the people putting on ads and the people responding to such ads? >> there are a number of things going on in various c

stockholm, toronto and montreal on the list at 8 and 9. london rounds out the top 10. the raiders's first home game is sunday and if you want to see it, you have to go to the coliseum. the silver and black is blacked out. it's a game they should win against the rebuilding st. louis rams. >>> police are looking for a man who attacked a woman in an east bay apartment complex. christie smith has the latest on the search. christie? >> good morning. sheriffs investigators are concerned and say this was a sexual assault and a home invasion. a woman home alone in her apartment in her 20s. they are not sure how the man got in. this is happening at the same complex where similar assaults have been happening since late june. the park regency apartments. the latest was reported last night around 6:00 p.m. it doesn't appear that anything was taken from the woman's apartment and so far they are not releasing suspect descriptions this morning. three other assaults happened here since late june, but investigators don't think they are related to this last one. prosecutors say dna did

ma gill university, montreal, m.d.. massachusetts mental health center, resident in psychiatrist, three years. u.s. army, pentagon major, two years. faculty appointments, harvard medical sister, assistant professor, four years. george washington medical school, associate medical professor, georgetown medical school psychiatry, 20 years and currently medical answers,medicy television program, host 8 years and currently. author, 36 articles, four monographs and 204 professional presentations on adult attention deficit disorder, depression, post traumatic stress disorder, psychopharmacology. hobbies, acting, singing, power walking. brian bowls doyle. >> on the words psychopharmacology, you say, ariel, the psycho pharmacologist is the new drug dealer, like a park avenue drug dealer. is that how people look upon psychopharmacology? >> that's what one of my sources said to me. that's how she views it. i think that's how some people -- they've taken their attitude that they would have had once towards street drugs and transfer

the four-day preparatory convention on biological diversity or cop-10, ended in montreal on tuesday.he developing countries now say they will not provide further resources until the industrialized nations give them a fair share of the profits from the sales of these medicines. >> -- for the time being. >> we want benefits. we know our partners want access. one way to get to that, of course, is compliance. >> i believe we are running in circles here. we're not really advancing the negotiation. >> the division between the two sides has raised concerns that a meaningful protocol may not be adopted at next month's u.n. meeting in nagoya, japan. >>> nine troops from the nato-led force died in a helicopter crash in southern afghanistan on tuesday. the number of troop casualties so far this year is now the highest since the present conflict began. the international security assistance force, isaf, says it believes the crash was accidental as there have been no reports of enemy fire in the area. according to data compiled by a u.s. private organization, this brings the total number of isaf c

when classes resumed students shared in their grief over joey ah trey montreal.he popular student died when he stepped in front of a car trying to cross the road. jeff haeger has more on the outpouring of grief over this teen's death. >> reporter: their shirts bear his picture, their cell phones carry his song. ♪ [ music ] . >> reporter: why don't we d ahremont's girlfriend learned of the death

labs sound all do recent multi billion euro bailouts of debts of the nations doing to your pain montreal. in a few moments to show spotlight on today's guest is gary bowden a russian animator with the magic touch and seemingly breathed life into any of his talking to host all that all in just a moment here on alt. the studio is. talking about something. everyone. objects how does he do that. one of the most. career as an actor after the. attention. to the main. to become a director and. he discovered his talent. in russia. says it allows him to be free. and strange it may seem. high tech animation. thank you for coming to our program. traditional. so it's not what you meant classical animated cartoons that are similar to disney films pushtuns everything and that's why it is you give up the traditional technique at some stage and switch over to unconventional trains like that matches nails and clay. the thing is that i started with classical animation as you said but then i invented it took me a used in the conflict my film about matches in when i understood that i had invented that even

then vowed the crowd with it at a jazz festival in montreal.e's traveling the globe, hoping to become the latest in a long line 0 canadian exports who have all conquered the music world. i heard you scat, too. >> i do that. >> reporter: can you teach me? >> i actually learned from listening to horn solos. you have a horn solo it's the same thing, but what you mouth. >> reporter: can you do it? >> it's like -- >> reporter: i have heard of this other canadian teenager who is sort of become a gigantic star and become a household name. you probably know who i'm talking about -- >> justin bieber right? >> reporter: are you hoping to unseat him? >> no, no. i don't hit the you can have a competition for talent. i sing stuff that's completely different, but i would never want to do that. ♪ i'd be rich as rockefeller. ♪ >> reporter: her sound is no coincidence. she's worked with guys that worked with billy joel. her manager, her parents, but they say, don't get the wrong idea. people are going to wonder is this the 2i7ypical stage mom and dad? >> not re

the route to them on to montreal as well. i think they filled all their quotas. >> my impression was that bermuda especially got saturated with airplanes. it looked like there were couple of planes that might have left the hard surface, just in navigating the tarmac, to make their way around to find a place to rest. >> ben mentioned mexico as well. i know on the west coast, coming in from alaska, the same thing there. a lot of airports got filled up with their planes. when they started at the time they did, most of the internationals were in the air. a lot of them could not turn around and go back, so they only had one place to go. [applause] >> i also wanted to thank the military fighter pilots for the extraordinary bravery that you and all the others like you showed on that day and the following days. i cannot imagine having to face what you did that day. my question was, you talk briefly about having a one-way conversations. did you not have communication with all the commercial pilots? you talked about lying next to them

he first joined the club in 2006 when the team was relocated from montreal. >> it means that we've losttime executive of the year in his career and a long-time player executive and a guy who can run an organization. but he certainly has laid the foundation for success here in washington. we're just going to continue where we're at. >>> now, to another stinky problem in our area. you may have seen them buzzing and flying around your home. they can be quite pesky. they are talk about stink bugs. a headache for home owners and a nightmare for farmers. beth parker has more. >> reporter: at his office in urbana maryland, brian duncan has this funny feeling that somebody is watching. >> it is kind of creepy. >> it is the brown stink bug. they are peeking through the binds and eyeing up the pen collection. most are on the outside looking in. >> we get all kinds of bugs, okay. but this is the first time we've ever seen thousands of bugs of any kind. >> reporter: the brown stinkbug is a native of china. it was first spotted in the u.s. in the mid 1990s in allentown, pennsylvania. this is the wor

portal legal a oportunidad de ser parte de la nueva gira del shakira y asistirÁn su concierto en montrealÁrbol se convirtiÓ en centro de atención asegura que tiene la forma de una imagen de cristo. unos autobuses escolares le sirven de dormitorios a los huÉspedes de un hotel, y al entrar a este/muchos se les salen con los pelos de punta ya gracias y buenas tardes!! la chica dorada paulina rubio termino metida en serios aprietos con sus fanaticos en colombia, ya que los dejo vestidos y alborotados!! ella se iba a presentar en un concierto pero segun los asistentes, la cantante no llego nunca al escenario y nadie les dio mayores explicaciones!!ademas... ante nuestras camaras, alessandra rosaldo nego que este embarazada y dijo que eran solo rumores de personas malintencionadas..!! recientemente se habia dicho que la habian visto mareada y hasta vomitando, pero ella insistio en que de cigueqa... nada!!! y adamari lopez y luis fonsi estan en medio de un lio legal y moral, ya que la pareja habia congelado unos ovulos fertilizados antes de que adamari se hiciera su tratamiento contra el cancer,

punto com que les da la oportunidad de ser parte de la gira de shakira y asistir al concierto en montreall reencuentro de hermanos que fueron regalo además por su mamá le hará un nudo en la garganta y también experimentaremos lo que sienten mineros atrapados bajo tierra en un seleccion de mexico y ese partido lo podra ver por univision 14, pero hoy a las seis en nuestro segmento deportivo tenemos una previa. ademas le vamos a contar cual es el pleito que se traen dos jugadores de los 49ers. mientras a los yankees no les basto barrer a los atleticos, hoy fue el turno para los azulejos. tambien a las seis le vamos a contar como esta la situacion para los gigantes que hoy comienzan serie en los angeles.eso y mas a l . >> el destino unió hermanos que que ha brown sido régalo además como mascotas por la madre y que estaban separados durante meses sometidos a abusos f bolivia. >> este es el abrazo de manuel y gabriela, su madre los entregó a cambio de centavos a diferentes personas, manuel este como el hombre que que lo recibió lo trataba como a un sirviente. >> me hacia levantar temprano. >> y

joining us now with more is homeland security secretary janet napolitano in montreal this morning.w about this plot in europe? we know that there is an afghan-born german citizen in u.s. custody in afghanistan. what more can you tell us about it? >> well, i can't comment to specific plots as director clapper said yesterday. we don't want to imperil anybody, a source of intelligence or the many sources of intelligence we have. but i will say that we are working constantly to make sure the american people are safe. and that includes plots against so-called soft targets like hotels but it also includes, for example, the reason i'm in montreal which is really to urge and announce historic declaration among 190 nations of the world on aviation security which also obviously remained a target. >> yeah. we are going to talk about that in a second. a couple more questions on this al qaeda threat, if i could. can you confirm that there are no known threats against the united states from this plot at this point? >> you know, i'm neither going to confirm nor deny because by going either direct

boudreau's boys blew the lead against montreal. that was a one seed falling to an eight seed.t's not been easy an off season for -- for ovechkin and company. >> we short of got a little bit of anger still of what went on and how we lost and i'm hoping we're carrying that chip on our shoulder through the course of the year. >> we have to take the next step this year. we've been saying it for the last couple of years that we have a good young hockey club, but losing in the playoffs is not acceptable and we want to make that known right now, the first day of camp, have intensity in camp and be focused for the regular season. >> none of us are happy about it, but there is something good here and we just didn't carry it into playoffs and i think we'll do that this year. >>> back to football for this week's installment of off the wall. the banter about reporters in the locker room and who looked the best in week one. i'll give you a hint. you might be seeing that team real soon. >>> welcome to off the wall, dave ross and wisdom martin with what do we have in store this week? >> let'

iran says applause but to montreal.a big scare for homeowner after finding three pipe bombs and rearm, bonds court evacuate neighborhood for a short time, and done in one the pipe bombs. you can see what is left to review the pipe bomb right here. jun pieces are in a baggy. the bomb squad to the of the two pipe bombs away. the search the house turned the ball making material, the rest of one person. they did not say sematech to share say that a line was seen friday afternoon. sheriff's officials of wise residents not to approach on lines of they see one. >> clause skies across san francisco, after due result play of claudius, and even some rainshowers. especially an enclave. omnirange our so, how about to about a quarter edition said rosa and the north bait. about a 10th of an inch. most this just picking up a couple hundred turn up at all. if this is a very unique store system. here star tracker for the reader, for 4:00 this morning. notices will go to the morning hours today, a public body jars. most of that wrapped i

while travelling in montreal, canada, the homeland security secretary acknowledged a, quote, we need to move to the next stage of screening, terrorists kind of figured out the magnet ometer business and continues to be a threat stream about taking down a commercial airliner in part because it was used successfully before and could have a huge impact. >> a senior u.s. officials confirms to fox there has been an up tick in chatter especially when it comes to europe and tonight our sister network sky news is it reporting plots targeting london and other european cities has been intercepted, this is a reference to commando style attacks using guns, explosives and also cell phones for coordination. sky news is also reporting tonight that the plot, quote, was advanced, but not imminent, there was no immediate comment from u.s. officials, bret. >> bret: catherine herridge will have tonight in chicago, thank you. be careful what you say about someone, you may end up working with them. that story in the grapevine and >> the recently resigned head of the nation's second largest public employee

you had a 3-1 lead on montreal. everybody remembers the excitement levls during that series.uring the regular season for you guys. and obviously, when they come back to beat you, it leaves a bad taste in your mouth. as a player, is that something that you talk about with your teammates on a regular basis? because it is still so, you can still taste it. >> you know, it has happened and it is in the past. we try to forget about that. anything can happen in playoffs and you have to realize that. when you have the chance, you have a team down, you have to finish them off. >> everybody know you. everybody knows mike green. another talented defenseman who should have been an all-star and will at some point, like i'm sureou yourself will be. you're getting some help from some youngguys, too. what will that mean to the defensive core for you guys to have that help? >> it's great. john carlson, they're coming in. people have seen them play and they know what they can bring to this team. and us older guys here are there to help them. and work together as a tandem back there. >> all rig

. >>> in september of 19 nor, the montreal expos, the remnants of the washington nationals finish saidonds was over 500 runs away from hank earn's record and the most famous major leaguer was the pitcher and number one story, ken burns and the baseball documentary resumes with the tenth inning. dispassionate observer calling it the finest television program ever made. ken burns joins me in a moment. it will spend two nights and the bottom of the tenth on wednesday. they explore from the 94 strike and the prominence of international players in the majors. the highlights, interviews with a pedro martinez and microphone reluctant suzuki. >>> the braves in the early 90s, the curse of the bambino forever broken by the red sox in 2004. he deals with the issue of performance enhancing drugs. getting introduce on the subject of peds like baseball commissioner bud selig and fans like chris rock. >> people get upset. who in the whole country wouldn't take a pill to make more money at their job? you would. if there was a pill and you get paid like steven spielberg, you would take the pill. you ju

that's according to research from the university of montreal which i believe is in canada which studiedir lives, 10, 12 and 14. tracking their consumption of alcohol, marijuana and hard drugs like cocaine and fun dip, scientists found the more popular a child and their friends were, the more they consumed. so what does this mean? it means i'm board. but also it explains one researcher, quote, teenagers don't consume to belong to the group. they do it to remain well liked. you know another way to remain well liked without doing drugs? do this. >> air guitar with a wood hose in front of a wood pile. classic. does this mean that cool kids in school -- this is the way i look at it. if are you cool in school you are doing drugs, but you always end up being the drugged out loser who hangs out around afterwards because you didn't study. >> exactly, but you have a built in client base to sell drugs. >> kind of like you have made yourself into a capitalist. >> exactly. but the study that says kids who do drugs are troubled kids or whatever. is it really worth it? are there bullies in school sayi

. >>> in september 1994 the montreal expos, the remnants of which are the washington nationals, finishedtrike shortened season with the best record in the game. barry bonds was away from hank aaron's record and to date the most famous major leaguer was out of japan. the number one story ken burns and lynn novak's baseball documentary resumes on pbs with the tenth inning with one dispassionate observer calling it the finest television program ever made. ken burns joins me in a moment "the tenth inning" will span two nights. tomorrow the bottom of the tenth on wednesday. the documentary explores everything from the '94 strike to the rise in prominence of international players in the majors. the highlights, interviews with warm pedro martinez and a microphone reluctant ichiro suzuki. >> between the lines burns chronicles the rise of the braves in the early '90s, the curse of the bambino broken by the red sox in 2004. he deals with the issue of performance enhancing drugs. mr. burns getting interviews on the subjects of peds from primary sources like bud selig and fans such as the comedian c

hilarious comedian who recently performed in the new faces showcase at the "just for laughs" festival in montreal give it up for the very funny andy haynes, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> hello everybody. how are we? [ cheers ] good, glad to hear it. i recently got pulled over by a police officer and right when he got up to my car window, he was like, "hey, i'm smelling a lot of drugs. if i look around the car, am i gonna find anything?" and i was like, "no. no way. gross." [ laughter ] and then he goes, "well, i have a dog that's trained to find drugs. if i bring him up here to look around, is he gonna find anything?" and i was like, "yes. definitely. actually, could you bring him up here? i'm missing some drugs. [ laughter ] can i can buy and/or borrow your magical dog. where did you get that thing? screw lassie, i never get lost in the woods. you said it's trained to find drugs. do you mean like right here or can we just like let it go and it will come back with drugs? [ laughter ] i've got to get that dog." i'm a big fan of my new dog. i'm also a big fan of birth control. yeah, birth

development toronto ranking top as city with the lowest risk along with new york, singapore, london and montreal. all right, right now on wall street we were seeing stocks weighed down on other mergers and acquisition related news. new york bases mnt bank corps talks with bank host -- broke down. monitoring that as well. live at the cme group in chicago, angie lau, bloomberg news. now back to you. >>> thank you. >>> the rate -- verdict is in for judge judy's day time show. the judge judy show finished ahead of oprah in last season's day time raidings. show averaged 6.3 million viewers a day. this is the first time in a decade oprah show did not finish in the top spot. oprah's rate prgz down last season after she aired more reruns than usual. >>> still ahead, a preview of tonight's bears packers matchup for monday night football. >> also coming up, you won't find hamburgers on their restaurant menus but some of chicago's top chefs competed to make the best burgers in the city inside the competition. when we return. [meow] desperate for nighttime heartburn relief? for many, nexium helps relieve he

calling for a worldwide crackdown on airline security and speaking at a united nations meeting in montrealn airline standard, she's asking countries to invest in body skinning -- scanning and other new techtology to make -- technology to make flights safer. some of that might make pack for example your flights easier. >> reporter: at logan international airport and airports around the world, heightened security is the new normal in this post-9/11 world. we're all familiar now with full body scanners that look for hidden explosive devices and we have grown used to the nearly complete ban of carrying liquids on the airliners. that ban went into place in -- place in 2006 when a terrorist plot to blow up jet liners over the atlantic ocean was revealed and there is word the ban on liquid containers and carry-on luggage might be eased up. the reason, new equipment that can detect explosives in liquid containers is coming online and will be available at airport security checkpoints by 2012. and at logan airport, many passengers like the sound of that. >> travels with the infant and all the stuff

. >> i went to the one in montreal, yes. >> reporter: was it fun?s it worth the interest incompetent? >> i was a college student at the time. of course it was fun. i went with a bunch of college students. [ laughter ] >> reporter: as for the location of the next world's fair, the bay area council says they are considering former military bases. officials say expect an announcement with more details within the next week or so. live in san francisco, mccain wayne -- ken wayne, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> more parking metres are coming to san francisco. they voted yesterday to install the metres in ten neighborhoods including fisherman's wharf, the mission and at&t park. the new metres are expected to generate $2 million a year. officials also say they will improve the availability of parking in congested neighborhoods. >> i think the most important thing is to see where the money is actually go, that there was some benefit to the city that we could visibly see that we would benefit from by paying such rates then it is worthwhile. >> the agency said it w

. >> montreal? >> less funny. >> larry: you've got to be so hip to get this, the band will get it.d way show, books. >> i wasn't kidding you. i love these people i brought on the show tonight. i love these people. think i they're great talents and that is my goal. that the public should connect with this, this talent, that it hasn't quite been discovered yet. so that's my goal for barry and colin. >> larry: and you're a good guy and you're a funny guy. >> thank you, larry. and you're a great man. and we thank you

the caps won the president's trophy with 121 last year but then blew a 3-1 series lead to montreal in the first round of the playoffs. the number one seed falling to the number 8th seed. it is an underestimate to say that these guys had a rough off season. it is really hard to get over a letdown like that. >> we sort of i think got a little bit of anger still, you know, of what went on and how we lost. and i'm hoping we are carrying that chip on our shoulder through the course of the year. >> we have to take the next step this year. we have been saying for the last couple of years we have a good young hockey club but losing in the playoffs is not acceptable. we want to make that known the very first day in camp. have intensity and being focus mad camp and talk about the playoffs. >> we blew the game in the playoffs and none of us are happy about it. there is something good here and didn't carry it into playoffs so obviously we will do that this year. >> for years the houston, texans were known for their running attack. the texans present themselves as a dual threat when they come to v

. >> i went to the one in montreal, yes. >> reporter: was it fun? was it worth the interest incompetent? >> i was a college student at the time. of course it was fun. i went with a bunch of college students. [ laughter ] >> reporter: as for the location of the next world's fair, the bay area council says they are considering former military bases. officials say expect an announcement with more details within the next week or so. live in san francisco, mccain wayne -- ken wayne, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> more parking metres are coming to san francisco. they voted yesterday to install the metres in ten neighborhoods including fisherman's wharf, the mission and at&t park. the new metres are expected to generate $2 million a year. officials also say they will improve the availability of parking in congested neighborhoods. >> i think the most important thing is to see where the money is actually go, that there was some benefit to the city that we could visibly see that we would benefit from by paying such rates then it is worthwhile. >> the agency said i

. >> i was near montreal. i was at my parents' place. >> larry: were they up?ision. and of couke erse lirybody else -- >> larry: was the baby with you. >> no, the baby was sleeping. and like everybody else we thought it was a nightmare, and it is a nightme, but we thought it was not real. we got very nervous about what we were seeing on television anr i started to cry and i said, i can't believe how we can raisen children in this world. a i ran downstairs and looked at my son sleep. i came back up and i said, answered to myself, i know why. >> it was the first day of my son's preschool. i was asleep a was quickly awakened by it and watching tv like everyone else. >> larry: what were your first thoughts? >> yeah, just couldn'tel bieve it. i just couldn't believe it. just cldn't. just impossiblto believe. >> larry: did the boy go to school? >> yes, he did. did i tell him about it? absolutely not. >> larry: what do you think of the aftermath of it, all that's gone on? >> well, it's an amazing time in american history, it really is. there's a part of us, all of us,

. >> montreal? >> less funny. >> you have to be so hip to get this. the band don't get it.idding you. i love these people i've brought on the show tonight. barry, collin, i love these people. i think

traveled 200 miles a day. 762 miles from his home in lexington kentucky, it showed up on the yard in montrealcanada the man who found it followed through and called him. >> i said is orion there? i found his balloon in my yard. >> i never saw a child so happy. >> orion says this won't be the last time he tries to send a note via balloon. he says he can't wait to see who gets his next letter. my poor kids, it's in the tree. it will be there for five years. >> do the feds shows up at orion's house now? >> the reality show? >> maybe so. >> a look at the roadways. looking over here at the 580/680 interchange. that's a major focus on the morning commute. an accident just reported there at the interchange, westbound 580. mostly off the roadway. no major injuries, but a distraction. speeds quickly dipping down below 50 miles per hour, about 45 approaching that interchange. slowing just around hacienda. coming out of the altamont pass, 15 minutes for that slower drive coming out of the altamont pass. get out of there if you are heading through livermore. right here, we don't get a break. that earlier

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>> this week, spoon play last night of montreal's plane. >> friday night. >> i will get you tickets to vampire week. i've already got those. >> can we skip my event this weekend so i can go see vampire weekend? >> i forget what the event is. >> we'll talk about it later. >> mika are you going to see jay-z and eminem tonight at yankees stadium? >> no. >> speaking of the yankees, what's going on, man? >> the yankees are in trouble. >> i will do news now. >> no pitch except the last man. >> they live in like a concrete bowl down there. >> can we talk about eminem. >> this has happened to chris -- >> the entourage the other night, the best cameo ever. >> it was the best cameo ever. >> for people that said entourage, seriously, it was like too fluffy, not this season. i swear, we're going to get to news after this. i have to say this, though. mad men this season is just stunning. >> off the hook. >> it is. i've been a fan from the first season, from the first show, some amc people sent them over early and this season's mad men, i know you don't watch anything in pop culture. >> i don't have

homeland security secretary janet napolitano is in montreal, canada to urge the international communitye her on a breaking news day. good morning to you, may dam secretary. >> good morning. >> steve: how credible is this threat and what is the united states doing to help them? >> well, as director clapper said yesterday, we're not going to comment on specific threats except to say that we're constantly in contact with our allyies on a variety of threats and to make sure that we remain safe, both in the homeland and western interests abroad because al-qaeda is a determined adversary. >> brian: i think that the american people deserve an explanation and just to be updated, don't you think, could you tell us first off, are we included in this so-called alleged coordinated attack? >> well, without, again, commenting on specific threats, we are constantly active in a pro-active way to protect the american people and to protect interests around the globe. one of the reasons i'm here in montreal, for example, is that a meeting of 190 nations, which is a branch of the united nations, and we exp

i remember talking to the montreal center, the toronto them thatd telling we we evacuating.ey were turning offheir air space, we would be -- on the telephone and told us they were turning off their air space, we would be shot. they took it in stride. -- we would be shocked. they took it in stride. i was concerned for the people at the pentagon. i have a lot of emotion running through mae. my wife had business next door to us, and i thought if a 757 hit and was just a little bit off, it would hit where she works. there was a lot going through me. i was trying to get all of my telephone calls in, and my last telephone call was to the center that didn't unbelievable job that day landing aircraft in -- that did and an unbelievable job the day of landing aircraft and halifax. i thought i had been professional and done a good job. i did not find out until a few weeks later how well i did, because i did not get to hear my conversations right away like other people did. the last call i made was the first time my voice cracked. when i hung up, i knew i had to vacate the building. i w

eric writes from montreal, jack, i have to laugh.i paid 50,000 less for some of my favorite wines and 35% less for gasoline that i do in quebec, canada, i'm stunned by some who want to move to another country. if you do want to move, don't come to canada. my salary of $70,000 a year turns into just over $34,000 after income tax and that still doesn't take into account $4 a gallon gas and a general federal provincial sales tax of 13%. bimal writes, jack, the problem is that taxes are not 39.6%. they are now going up to over 60%. you are forgetting social security, medicare, medicare on capital gains, state taxes, property taxes. i'm of the opinion that after 60% a person making $250,000 a year should consider leaving america. why not look at life and growing economies like india, china, or other places? frank writes, know any countries without fox? if you want to read more on this go to my blog cnn.com/caffertyfile and you'll find a lot of e-mails and things there. do you know any countries without fox? >> i don't know. i'm sure there

the route to them on to montreal as well. i think they filled all their quotas. >> my impression was that bermuda especially got saturated with airplanes. it looked like there were couple of planes that might have left the hard surface, just in navigating the tarmac, to make their way around to find a place to rest. >> ben mentioned mexico as well. i know on the west coast, coming in from alaska, the same thing there. a lot of airports got filled up with their planes. when they started at the time they did, most of the internationals were in the air. a lot of them could not turn around and go back, so they only had one place to go. [applause] >> i also wanted to thank the military fighter pilots for the extraordinary bravery that you and all the others like you showed on that day and the following days. i cannot imagine having to face what you did that day. my question was, you talk briefly about having a one-way conversations. did you not have communication with all the commercial pilots? you talked about lying next to them