. >> i flew to the oil fields of alberta to confront our canadian oil overlords. >> would you prefer that i call you sheikh or war lord or your lordship. >> i'm senior vice president but you can just call me drew. >> would you agree that canada is a blood and oil soaked -- >> no canada is a very welcoming, warm country. there is no reason we can't continue to be great neighbors. >> such arrogance. and worse, it's american companies that are keeping these oil barrons in business. someone has to send them a message. >> first question, well, evil canada, we've been doing business with canada for many years. we may have small differences but we are really cut from the same cloth. >> really, you're okay with canada? >> canada's fine. >> well, what would you do if your daughter had her health care paid for by the government. as a father how you could live with yourself. >> i could live with that. >> and you call yourself an american. >> you disgust me, sir. also, do you have some kleenex because i'm starting to con guil a little bit here. >> sure the propaganda sounds great, until you talk

work hard to achieve this but let's wait until september and october frankly we're not playing in alberta at the moment but we're still among the leaders of the group tough questions with ireland and see where gary head and afraid of a blaze at the european finals will be decided in these majors. while staying in russia and after signing brazil legend roberto carlos russian premier league side angie have now brought in hungary ring a bell ushers at seventy four year old left sided midfielder joins from dutch giant p.s.v. eindhoven and a four year deal for an undisclosed sum thought to be around ten million euros and apparently second in the league ships the forty four times in hundred fourteen appearances with e.s.p. and this is a rare miss. last week for making that manager steve mcclaren is heading back home the fifty year old is taking up the reins at second to nottingham forest after a successful term that's the twenty in the netherlands and less time i thought were in germany a three year deal at forest this confirms just a day after the championship club dismissed believe davis pare

the couple will make stops in six other canadian cities including montreal and alberta before cominghern california. they will be in las angeles. >> this guy is bringing myspace back. at least one person believes in the social networking site. that is justin timberlake. timbrel it purchased a big stake in the sinking ship of myspace. he has not revealed how much he invested in the company which sold yesterday for somewhere between a 30 million and $40 million. justin timberlake released his own statement. he said, there is a need for a place where fans can go to connect with othertheir favorite entertainers. myspace has potential. >> we will be right back.

but there are other challenges that the city is facing according to one gentleman we spoke to from alberta's elbrus capital management. that would like to mediate the points to . one weakness of the russian financial system which has to be addressed and it's very unique looking. from a global perspective no other major economy in the world such a tremendous lack of for domestic capital for the for the financial markets being got a quickie sold bonds then you've got sense russia is very unique we virtually no presence of noises from the sofa patron and mutual funds which would provide domestic up hope to support the equity market and to provide liquidity for the and i think that's a very specific domestic problem that go forward to stop the dress you know the provide the background for success for the creating a financial center and it's it's extremely important i cannot. wait for size it because looking back row since ninety eight and now and two thousand and eight the crisis russia always stands with tremendous will to its you which scares away of us this and makes it very difficult to sell

they have done so for manitoba and alberta, but they aren't -- they are ignoring those for quebec until today. will the minister of human- resources explain why the victims still today have to wait for accelerated service? the hon. minister of human- resources. [applause] >> mr. speaker, all across canada, canadians who fall victim to national -- to natural disasters have to get the same support from the government regardless of where they live. that is why, as soon as i learned of the situation, i asked the department to be ensured that victims of the flooding in the regime would receive the same priority treatment and processing for ei claims as elsewhere in canada. it will get that immediately, and details are available on our website. [applause] >> mr. speaker. our communities both rural and urban and need support to give their infrastructure a second wind. think of the champlain bridge. the minister of transport says there will be a permanent program for infrastructure development, but it is time to act. will this development be sustainable? will public transit be included? [applau

the victims of the flooding deserve no less than those in alberta, but the prime minister stubbornlyses to change the mandate. what the victims are asking for is simple. can the army help with the clean-up? will the prime minister listen to reason? hon. minister of national defence. canadian forces will remain in this area. in the emergency area to help civilian authorities up until their specific expertise is no longer needed. >> as did the minister of veterans affairs, myself. members of canadian forces continue to go about their import worked there. [applause] >> canadian forces day is an opportunity for forces across the country to recognize the sacrifice they make. >> i am pleased to announce 12 forces that are with us today. >> steven harper was initially expected to be on hand, but was traveling today to speak with the events of recent floods in quebec. a quick programming note, we will be returning to the house of commons in just under an hour from -- for remarks from the finance minister on the budget. we will have live coverage of 4:00 eastern here on c-span. on friday of l

the national war memorial and to the tomb of the unknown soldier they will be going to montreal and albertaey had to southern california. charlie sheen it set in l.a. this is you that he took steroids during the filming of major-league he only took comfort this is a way her >> tracy morgan people should not mess with women that mallee retarded kids and compared mails to jim's factor drew fire with anti- gay slurs. an lindsay lohan has been released from house arrest. dmz caught up with the individual when she was leaving in the house for the first time how does it feel? >> it feels great being out of low. >> she still has a complete former navy hours of community service. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. we will be going live to our land over the casey anthony airing today is the day '70s san jose

this is video from the calgary zoo in alberta.p for zola. >> zola is eight years old. the zoo says he loves to play in water as you can see. i think online there's music added. for some reason we don't have the music. >> there's like break dancing music online. >> their music was better. otherwise it just looked like she was getting ready to pop or something >>> anderson, seeing zola even without the music? >> got us thinking. >> yes. that got us thinking as we like to say about your visit with the noble aprils last fall. there was no dancing involved but there was a bunny suit. >> yes. >> remember this? >> how could i -- this was the strangest -- yeah, the strangest experience i think i've had. is that you hopping around there? >> yes. it's like a -- yeah. apparently the apes wanted ice cube and eggs. all very strange, dresses like a rabbit. >> they told you to put that bunny suit on and you listened. >> i still think it was a plushy joke that i was being punked about. >> it's a good look for you. good look. >> thanks for bringin

discussed, and the prospect of having more members in the house of commons with the population boom in alberta. with all of these details, we have taken our eye off the ball a little bit. this is a reminder there are big issues and big agenda items. >> you are right about that. big issues and bake items. full details yet to come on how they will do a lot of these things. that is normal for a speech from the throne. it gives you the broad view. >> there are a lot of details to be worked out. free trade with the european union is not going to come without supply management. there is poultry, for example. that is one specific that blocked the passage. >> as important as it is, i did not hear you volunteering to cover the start. >> i did say it was boring. when it comes to free trade talks, my bad knee act up. -- act up. >> i want to check in on the content of the speech. >> a lot of what we expected about what their agenda was coined to be -- we talked about how they were going to be able to get to this a year earlier. they talked about senate reform term limits. they also talked about ending the

let's move on now to a story from "the edmonton journal" up in alberta. the case of the break-dancing gorilla. >> i love this. check it out. >> this is taking place at the calgary zoo. go zola, go zola. >> take it down now, take it down now. >> it's caught on video, posted on youtube. watched 15,000 times, maybe more by now. very popular. incidentally, zola, originally from new york. so that's where she got the moves. >> that's where you learn it. when you're walking around the streets of new york, this is what people are doing. it's rare when you see someone just sort of walking. let that gorilla out so she can bust a move. >>> krispy kreme. when you see the "hot" sign, veer over six lanes of traffic, beeping on the horn, because they're hot. that's when you pull over. right now they're saying they're going to add some additional things to the menu, which i think this is a hot waste of time. they want to add oatmeal, things like healthy fruit, perhaps fruit juice, so that people have options instead of buying the big carb bonanza that goes right there. >

the final stop in canada is calga calgary, alberta, in time for the stampede.about rodeos and rounding sheep and wagon racing and a rare chance to go the royals in cowboy gear. yes, you heard it right. so a very busy day as you can see. we don't know what she will be wearing but find out around four hours from now. >> max will be watching closely. we will check in with you. >>> we are word from the hill. a source telling our kate bolduan that harry reid is announcing it right now about canceling the july fourth recess as the august 2nd deadline is looming over. >> we should take that responsibility seriously. i'm confident we do. that's why the senate will reconvenient on tuesdr reconvene on tuesday, the day after the fourth. we have work to do. we will be in session next week with the first vote on july 5th, decide what time that will be on july 5th. likely in the afternoon with the traveling on fourth the july. there is so much to do to put americans back to work and cut our deficit and economy back to work and very important we do this. that moment is too im

this pipeline runs from alberta, the oil sands and the shale, that would bring all of that energy down to curbing, oklahoma, then into the gulf coast. it's critically important for this president, any president, right now, to take a leadership role and show that we're going to be energy-independent. he he's talking about that. martha: yeah, and that's the thing that i think is a potential home run with a lot of his constituencies, when you talk about oil independence and that this oil comes from canada, and it gives us the potential to, you know, sort of plumb this relationship with an ally, doesn't that sell even with his base? >> no, it does not. and the environmental groups want him investing in windmills and solar, and they have -- they apparently believe the american people are so stupid that they don't understand these alternate energy sources are marginal at best. when meanwhile, we are sitting atop the greatest energy resources in the world. as i said. we've got to exploit them. this president, with a stroke of the pen, could get this country moving again. instead, he's choosin

of having more members in the house of commons to represent population growth in ontario, bc, and albertahe term speech reminds us there's very big issue and big agenda items tonight plate of the new government. >> got you. you're right about that, big issues and big items. full details yet to come on how they will actually do a lot of these things. >> right, yeah. >> but that's normal from the speech of the thrown. >> there's a lot of details to be worked out. i mean, free trade with the european union will to the come if harper campaigns for free management in powell reintroduce and dairy. that is one example of blocking the passage, but, yeah, the big picture is something to pay attention to. >> as important as it is, i didn't hear you volunteering to cover those talks? >> well, i did say it was boring. maybe -- i got a bad knee too, peter, when it comes to free trade talks. it really acts up. >> all right, back to you in a bit, tier rei. we want to check on the content of the speech. evan, you're first up. >> a lot of what we expected about the agenda is what we expected it to be. the

all of the darts were landing in the gulf of mexico and alberta.evada, utah and texas and california. >> are people receptive of this? do they want you to come in and malign their wardrobe? >> no. any are people that actually wanted it. what is different about carson nation, it's not make you cute for your wedding, here you go. we are making peoples lives better saying you need to take care of yourself and if you look good and feel good, your potential is going to be greater. because you go out and do the things you want to do. but it's also families that have been living with hard times. maybe someone lost a be job or maybe someone in their family is sick. they need my had he. i can't help them with other areas in hair life but come in and make them feel better about the way they are looking and feeling better about themselves. >> carol and i were having a discussion. she said it's mean to tell people -- >> no. hear me out. >> okay. >> when i see shows on the air right now similar to yours, they completely annihilate the person. >> yes. >> make th