going to calgary because the mayor of calgary joining us tonight from calgary.ok at what is unfolding so far what is it telling you? >> what we are seeing command thank you for having me on, a repudiationa repudiation of a lot of what we have seen over the last several months of the campaign. it is safe to say that no one is proud of the last three months, not a politician in any stripe is happy about where we are. >> what do you mean by that? >> this morning i woke up and like a lot of canadians i thought, this is so long. i woke up and felt fantastic, a chance to vote comeau what we live in as a democracy, chance to be in this great country, and a lot of canadians woke up getting ready to both feel the same way and our job is to close the page on this divisiveness, difficult rancor that we have had to figure out how to build this country together regardless of who wins tonight. >> canadians became quickly convinced that they had the wrong idea of what happens in alberta when they saw the provincial election result just a few months ago. are you expecting surpr

this goal for the capitals against the calgary flames was the 900th of his n.h.l. career, in his 764th game. the 30-year-old russian start helping his team to a 6-2 win over calgary. that's the sport. for the latest check out sport sport aljazeera.com/sport. we have bogs and videos from around the world. >>> a south korean pianist won the top honour at the international fredrik chopin competition, it's highly acclaimed and held once every five years in pollen's capital warshaw, gerald tan has more. [ ♪ ] >> reporter: frederic's chopin piano concerto in e minor, a winning performance for 21-year-old south korean. >> first of all, i couldn't believe it, now i'm a little worried because - about the future concert. i don't want people disappointed. first, being a pianist is also good. i want to make good musk. -- music. >> he outplayed 77 other contestants were outplayed to sweep the medal and prize. the prestigious competition is named after the 1927 pianist and composure, one of the few contests where pianists play music by a single composer. a canadian came in secon

brenda, she's spokesperson, nice to have you here and joe, the business manger from the university of calgary. >> this is a super car, a plug in hybrid and running full electric with 168 horsepower electric motor. rosanna: how did you get involved? >> it is a fun partnership. this is partnering with uber. we are bringing in innovation to the lives of those living in new york city today. rosanna: for a day, how can you ride in this car? >> it is for the next two days and it is free. go to uber app, go down to basically where it says though. >> it is. >> you are running really energy efficient. greg: what is the top speed? >> faster than you can go in new york city. this is cutting edge technology. greg: skipping down to your car. this is a cool car. is it really a car though? >> yep. rosanna: it has a cover on it. greg: sew sew legislator powered? >> yes. >> you did this? >> yes. >> that is crazy. greg: smart, smart children, or young adults. rosanna: what came up with the idea? of carbon fiber, solar technology. rosanna: is it drivable? >> yes, it is legal. greg: does it work at night? >> tot

eventually there's a front along calgary. we have a couple of great days of weather still ahead. 67 by noontime, 74 by afternoon, a perfect day. debbie duhaime says the george washington bridge is getting all cleared up now. >> they're just cleaning up that construction. overnight construction cleared on the upper level heading into town. it was 15 to 20 minutes. that's easing out to a 5 minute delay inbound. lets go over to the maps, outbound lower level construction continues. still construction at the lincoln and at the holland tunnel and at the ed koch 59th street bridge into queens. alternate side parking rules are in effect. back to you. >>> thank you. 4:42. still ahead on eyewitness news this morning, the death toll continues to climb as dams break in the wake of that devastating flooding that's going on in the carolinas, and this morning officials are saying the threat -- there is threat of more flooding and that still looms. >> 6,000 federal drug offenders will be set free from prison in just a few weeks, and that nu

had: the capitals tonight to overcome an early deficit to the calgary flames, but currently have a 5- in the third. tmz posted this video and reported there was a drag race between seahawks running backs fred jackson and marshawn lynch that caused jackson to wreck his car near the practice facility. was wrong that tmz and jackson was going to fast and misjudged a tight turn. hour ago thatd an he was not racing and his team it's just stopped by to see how he was. game three of the nlcs between the mets and cubs. trying to slow down the mets. top of the third, tied at 1-1, and the red-hot daniel murphy solo home run. his fifth straight game with a home run. top of the seventh, the mets up 3-2. cespedes it's a line drive to cannot hangchwerner onto it. -- kyle schwarber cannot hang onto it. the mets take a 3-0 lead in the nlcs. remember mini bautista? he caused a viral sensation. was a mini bautista special guest during blue jays batting practice. mini bautista got to meet big bautista. i hope oscar had fun. he seemed to be good luck for the jays earlier, but not this time around, losing

. >>> police in calgary responded to several calls from people saying there was an intoxicated man causing a disturbance downtown. the video begins when police have already responded to the scene. at this point trying to arrest the man. the dog belongs to the man trying to be arrested. the man is nudging the dog to attack the police officers. he does not want to be arrested. the dog is barking at the officers and a number of times in the video you do see the dog nipping and biting the officers. but they don't react against the dog. they continue to push it away. >> he's reacting on instinct. he's protecting his pack leader. >> people also start getting involved, people that are watching trying to calm down the dog. >> come here, buddy. good boy. >> this is in canada. dog. they were trying to get the dog away from where the police officers were trying to arrest this man. >> look at the guys with the bikes trying to use it as a barrier. >> a couple people are able to get the dog. they put some kind of a makeshift leash on it and are able to control it. eventually this man is successfully arr

he has let it be known he will stay on as a constituency, or a writing m.p., which i think is in calgaryput he will step down as conservative party leader. he is asked the party to actively look for somebody else to take the new focus forward on the palestinian territories at least two men, and one israel settler were killed today al jazeera has more on the challenges that ban ki-moon faces. here in israel, and the occupied palestinian territories. we have had a few incident in the occupied west bank, also at least 500 people protesting in the city of bethlehem. there are cashes with the israeli forces there. certainly here in jerusalem, very tense, people will tell you that everyone is suspicious of everyone. neighborhoods and occupied east jerusalem have been quartered off. there are more check points it is an incredibly tense time, so this is the start of a push, i think, ban ki-moon's visit meeting with both israeli prime minister and the president is more to deliver a message, real change on the ground, out of that i don't think we will see more crucially is later in the week, the u

when we announced his environmental platform, he went out in calgary, an area where the liberals havetraditionally very well elector electorally, and made sure he is talking about responsible development. one of the interesting discusses you see happening in british columbia, there are three competing proposals to build oil refineries on the bc coast. and i think you will see more discussion around that as well. >> i want to thank all of my guests, jeffery is a former chief journalist for the cbc, diane francis, a editor at large for the national post, and david is vice president at citizens relations international. i'll be back in a minute with a final thought on the true north, strong and free. stay with us, it's "inside story." and send us your thoughts on twitter or follow me and get in touch. or visit our facebook page. tell us what you think will change between the u.s. and canada with justin trudeau has the country's new prime minister. we would love to hear it. ♪ >>> about 11% of american workers are in labor unions. about 32% of canadian workers are. some 40 million americans

it's been a quiet week for the rangers who beat calgary at home, all the way back on sunday. then they wait until tonight to return to the ice. looking for their fourth win in the last five, this one is all about the first period, getting new york on the board with his fifth goal of the year. it remained 1-0 until the third. guess who. then 2-0. with the net open, why not? bearings empty net or four the hat trick. 3-1, the rangers get the win. of course the big story, mets about to put a bow on their first win of the world series. if you look closely, you can see the exact second, when curiosity becomes wonder, when winter becomes christmas, and joy becomes a tradition. a moment that can only happen... ...here. the radio city christmasspectacular presented by chase. you bring the family, we bring the joy. visit radiocitychristmas.com >>> breaking news in queens. the mets needed to win this game and win, they did. rob powers is outside citi field with the latest. rob? >> reporter: it was a fun one, the first world series game at citi field turns into the first world series win

ovechkin and capitals kicking off a three-game road trip in calgary tonight. flames up a goal. takes it away, kuznetsov and feeds andre burakovsky a beautiful pass. tied at 1. bruce orpik sends it up the boards. the great eight. ovechkin's shot gets stopped and follows up with a rebound. the fourth goal of the season for him. caps up 2-1. later on in the period, more from the capitals, justin williams with the puck behind the net, finds nick las backstrom for the one timer and one more goal for jason chimera, caps up 5-2 now in the third period. >>> moving up to college basketball, the only thing worse than high expectations is no expectati expectations. the maryland's basketball team has embraced the year as they should. an mcdonald's all american center and talented transfer from duke on the roster, life is pretty good for the terps. both men and women's teams held media days and the women's squad come coming off back to back final four appearance, the favorite to win championships. we haven't seen goals this high since their national championship season a decade ago, both ha

he looks ready that smile in calgary, and the equalizer and then the second period they just exploded for washington. 30 seconds in, ovie, number 479, 900 points all by the age of 30 becoming the first ever to do so a big a big night. >>> and ranked thirty in the country in the usa pre-season pole, predicting they'll win the big 10, mark will be coach of the year. the sense i got from today's media day is this team is ready to surpass even those expectations, one concern with this team, though, is the chemistry, with so many big names on the roster, and saying he vetted each new edition by all of its players and not something he is really worried about. >> players want to win big, to win big and to be great you have to sacrifice and our players are willing to sacrifice for us to do that, feel very comfortable that the goal of winning at a high level is very important to my guys more than anything else. >> they were having fun today. while the praise from the outside role is great, those players decide to be part of the roster that's really telling of the respect level, women's head co

it's been a quiet week for the rangers who beat calgary at home, all the way back on sunday. then they wait until tonight to return to the ice. looking for their fourth win in the last five, this one is all about the first period, getting new york on the board with his fifth goal of the year. it remained 1-0 until the third. guess who. then 2-0. with the net open, why not? bearings empty net or four the hat trick. 3-1, the rangers get the win. of course the big story, mets

the islanders on the ice against the calgary flames. after a scoreless 1st period, the islanders rang off a string of four unanswered goals. halak

the islanders on the ice against the calgary flames. after a scoreless 1st period, the islanders rang off a string of four unanswered goals. halak saved all 29 shots. 4-0 isles win. they're on a roll. and the mets hope they're on a roll game 1 of the world series. we've got you covered here in kansas city. until then, we're having fun. rob powers, channel 7 eyewitness news. in panama, which is a city of roughly 2 million people, we are having 5,000 new cars being sold every month. this is a very big problem for us with respect to fast and efficient transportation. it's kind of a losing proposition to keep going this way. we are trying to tackle the problem with several different modes. one of them is the brand new metro. we had a modest forecast: 110,000 passengers per day in the first line. we are already over 200,000. our collaboration with citi has been very important from the very beginning. citi was our biggest supporter and our only private bank. we are not only being efficient in the way we are moving people now, we are also more

. >> reporter: this class is caught in calgary chapel. the owner happens to be a lay minister he says it will teach staff how to put together teams and handle guns. >> so we'll train now to safely handle handguns and operate them. and as well as being able to disable them if someone comes in to start with a gun, members will be able to stop the machinery from operating. >> reporter: the instructor says as many as 500 ministers have taken the class. afterward, 200 people have gotten their concealed weapon permit. peabody says he's offering the class free. >> it's a good wake up call. >> the different pastors acknowledged the need for security and some say it may be necessary to reheville wait if security is adequate. >> there is growing criticism against the red cross from victims of the valley fire. people receiving red cross debit cards started receiving messages the money could disappear in 60 days. that is according to a report in the "press democrat". the red cross says they're designed to expire because they're supposed to be used fo

. >> reporter: this class is caught in calgary chapel. the owner happens to be a lay minister he says it will teach staff how to put together teams and handle guns. >> so we'll train now to safely handle handguns and operate them. and as well as being able to disable them if someone comes in to start with a gun, members will be able to stop the machinery from operating. >> reporter: the instructor says as many as 500 ministers have taken the class. afterward, 200 people have gotten their concealed weapon permit. peabody says he's offering the class free. >> it's a good wake up >> the different pastors acknowledged the need for security and some say it may be necessary to reheville wait if security is adequate. >> there is growing criticism against the red cross from victims of the valley fire. people receiving red cross debit cards started receiving messages the money could disappear in 60 days. that is according to a report in the "press democrat". the red cross says they're designed to expire because they're supposed to be used for emer

the blue shirts hosting calgary in their bounce back attempt. oscar lindbergh, his fifth goal of the season. the kid is on fire. less than 5 minutes later, dan girardi with his first goal of the season. that let the blue shirts take the lead from there. derrick broussard taking top shelf be, new york city goes on to roll. >>> 3-1 to the revolution at yankee stadium. the red bulls also played their final regular season game with the win they'd lock up their second straight supporter shield, and thanks to a pair of goals from bradley wright phillips and sasha phelps, they did just that clinching the best record in the nls. they'll take it it. but they have unfinished business as well. >> they want the trophy that comes at the end. >> the real trophy. >>> next, on eyewitness news at 11:00, a panic takes over at a house party in queens when bullets fly, leaving two people critically injured. >> plus, say no to tarantino? why a new york city police department called for a boycott of quentin tarantino films. more when a moment spontaneously turns roma

i was in calgary. and it was cold. so i ordered in a lot of pizza, a lot of thai. i had -- grilled cheese. different cheeses and breads together. now i'm like, i gained weight for this role. but really i just sat in my bed, watched "friday night lights" and ate. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's interesting. because your husband in the show, jesse, is from "friday night lights." >> yes. were watching? >> my brother was in the original movie. yeah. i'm really a fan. >> jimmy: like having your own live dvd commentary going on. >> that's exactly what it was. i get to work, he'd be like, what happened with this, this? i don't like this girl, oh, yeah she was told to tune down her voice, this and that. then i learned real juice. like who was dating who. >> jimmy: really? >> yes, i can't even say. >> jimmy: oh! you're really teasing us tonight here. >> i know. it would be so fun to gossip about it. >> jimmy: there are people we don't know about. >> we can't do that i guess. >> jimmy: i heard you watched "the bachelor" and "the bachelorette" as well. >> i loved whe

. >>> it has been a quiet week for the rangers who beat calgary at home back on sunday and then waited until last night to finally return to the ice as the blue shirts hosted the maple leafs at the gardens. this one all about mats zuccarello. gets new york on the board. he was just getting started. there's zucc again, makes it 2- 0. then in the final minute, why not, with the net open zucc burying the empty netter for the hat trick. the rangers get the win. that's your morning look at sport. i'm laura behnke. we're back again later tonight with a final mets royals preview after football. >> game 4 tonight, let's do this thing. >> so many things going on, lots going on. much more ahead on eyewitness news on this saturday morning including a live look at today's top stories. >> mets fans are preparing for game 4 here at citi field. coming up, we'll show you what team spirit looks like. >> thank you mallory. also ahead, the first family welcomed many kids decked out in their halloween costumes. one in particular captured the attention of president obama. s >>> welcome back to eyewitness n

and theodore roosevelt understood this that they've led to the of roughrider calgary unit in the spanish-american war imposing one dash he is posing with the roughriders in the suspenders and a military uniform, he thought the war were tufted to america to build character he did not think there is a deeply wrong with that he thought it was good to toughen the character and the spirit but when he was elected president young as president was not expected to do much she was lost to the vice president see because a lot of the republicans wanted to get rid of him. because he succeeded after mccann they died and understood the importance of celebrity to a channel it and call attention to himself and his agenda. there were ready impacts the of popular culture we seem to have stalled. the wheel of fortune is not working. [laughter] we will see if we can get it to work. [inaudible conversations] >> this is a depiction from a famous incident. do you remember this? this is the teddy bear. a big game hunter who went hunting in mississippi for bear and could not sure why and so his guide brought to the camp a

this goal for the capitals against the calgary flames was the 900th of his nhl career, coming in his64th game. that is all the sport for now. more later. >> many thanks indeed approximate a south korea pianist won the top honor in the piano competition. the contest is held once every five years in poland's capital, warsaw. we have this report. ♪ the winning performance for the 21-year-old south korean. >> first, i couldn't believe it, and now, i feel a little worried, because about the future concert. i don't want people left disappointed. being famous is also good, but i just want to make a -- >> he outplayed 77 other contestants to sweep the gold medal and the $33.5000 prize. the prestigious competition is named after the polish pianist and composer, one of the very few contests in which few significances play pieces by a single composer. canadian artist came in second place, the only finalist who suggested the concerto in f. minor. running since 1927, the chopin launched many classical pianists, opening the doors for them to play in the world's leading concert halls. >> fantastic.

calgary, canada, we have surpassed the usa. you e let the record reflected a community organizer.d a drama teacher. but we have to congratulate mr. yurks, do who won fair and square. i know we choose these people at ran don, so that was impressive. if waters wants to continue looking like the smartest person in the segment, he should get back to interviewing adults right away. 457s all the time. my comments are posted in bill o'reilly. ray woodworth, an rang, alaska. bill, your book hits piece on what you thinks research is superior. i didn't say it was spoor i don't recall. it's in the minority, ray. did you even read the book? wayne wilson runs to new jersey to just read. best non-fiction book i've ever read. mr. oreilly, my best friend and i are skipping our homecoming dance to see you and miller this saturday night. we couldn't be more excited. >> well, thank you, kat rinl. i hope you also enjoy the backstage passes i'm sending you. see you at the rosemon theater. bring your camera. finally tonight, the factor tip of the day. i don't like to shop. malls frighten me. trying on

. >>> it has been a quiet week for the rangers who beat calgary at home on sunday and waited until last night to return to the ice as the blue shirts hosted the maple leafs at the garden looking for the fourth win. this one about mats zuccarello, he was just getting started. it remained 1-0 until the 3rd, guess who, there's zucc again, then in the final minute why not, with the net open, zucc burying the empty netter for the hat trick. the rangers get the win. that's your morning look at sport. again with you later tonight with a final mets royals >>> such good stuff. thank you. news this saturday morning today's top stories. >> mets fans are preparing for game 4 of the world series to be played right here at home. we'll show you what team spirit looks like ahead. >>> thank you mallory. also ahead we're following the latest developments overseas. egyptian military officials now you for helping protect our children. >>> breaking right now on that metro jet plane crash in egypt, russian and egyptian officials confirm there are no survivors. 224 people were on that passenger plane when it

that's just a little bit of a front that will drive down tonight making it cooler calgary and edmonton. we're looking at a beautiful day today, a perfect day with a lot of sunshine, 74 this afternoon, beautiful weather. kiddos just grab a jacket. these are not role models at the bus stop by the way. 60 degrees, breezy and nice and cool this morning. beautiful later on. heather is not here today but debbie duhaime is in doing a great job in the traffic center. what's the latest? >> we still have a lot of action. we're going to show you pictures from news copter 7 and john del giorno. here's a look at the verrazano bridge. moving really slowly heading into brooklyn. the problem is that emergency road work on the gowanus. it's bumper-to-bumper traffic heading into brooklyn, and let's go over to the webcam. volume here on the inbound gowanus moving slowly up towards 92nd street. emergency construction continues in the hov lane. that's the reason for the delay, and let's also tell you what's happening with the harlem line. harlem line of metro north, a 30 minute delay with ongoing operation

the capitals visiting the calgary flames tonight. alex ovechkin on the edge of history. ove just one point away from 900 career points. >> wow. >> already three goals and one assist in just three games this season. >>> baseball now. game four of the alcs. the blue jays hosting the royals. toronto, they broke out the bats last night. today it was k.c.'s turn. ben zobrist, he hits this ball to deep right center. this is a two-run shot. the royals go up a pair of runs early. later on in the second, more from the royals. this time it's alex rios with a solo shot. k.c., they are up big right now in the eighth inning. score is 9-2. >> mets/cubs game? >> it's going to be after 8:00. it's a must-win game. not an elimination game but a must-win game for the cubs if they want to win the series. down 2-0 to the mets. >> i want to know what's going to happen when ove gets 900? >> i'm sure he'll celebrate. >> there will be a party. >> there will be fireworks. something big. right? >> afterwards hopefully he doesn't oversleep after the celebration. >> we're sure he's got that figured

ovechkin in calgary notching point number 900 of his career just 30 seconds into the second period inthe game against the flames putting a rebound of his own and it's a goal! and it's becoming the first player in caps' history to reach 900 points and at 479 goals he's just 21 away from reaching number 500. the caps are off today, but ovi will try to add to his numbers when they take on the vancouver canucks tomorrow night. 7-1 and it's the blue jays right now over the royals and the royals are trying to eliminate them and any of the cubs trying to avoid elimination. >> desean jackson's off-season program. >> here we go, was it brought up at all? >> the first gaming, he pauled a hammy off-season workout, my friend. it hasn't been brought up. >> get him some gummies. >> "nightly news" is coming up next! >> see you at 11:00. >>> major political news tonight. biden won't run. the vice president finally ends the drama and sends a message to hillary clinton. what it means for her path to the presidency. with the high stakes benghazi hearing now hours away. >>> a shocking road rage attack. a

>> i think you are in harper headquarters in calgary, is that right? >> i sure am.xplain us to, how come harper, true, hardcore conservative, how come he stayed in power so long in canada? >> that is a great question. this was just his first majority government. he had minority governments before that. the political climate was ripe for the prime minister at the time. there had been successive, more progressive governments that had been involved in scandals. he was the face of accountability and transparency. that's what he brought to parliament at the beginning. things very much changed once his government became a majority. those ideals for a lot of voters, i think, seemed to slip by the wayside. now the predominant feeling that you hear anecdotally and see in the polls in this election is a desire for change. >> so my canadian friends tell me he's their george w. bush, is that fair? >> no. i don't think so. maybe it depends who you ask. i think in no way is he perhaps as to the right as we perceive george w. bush to be here in canada, but certainly compared to ot

. >> woodruff: outgoing conservative prime minister stephen harper conceded his loss in calgary lastht. he also quit as leader of the conservative party, and will step down as soon as an interim leader is chosen. for more on the canadian vote i'm joined by john northcott of the canadian broadcasting corporation. john northcott, welcome. so this was a surprise. >> yes, very much so. the polls had it neck and neck for a while, and then in the few days before the election, there was a suggestion there might be a minority one way or the other, either for the conservatives or for the liberals. very few, though, even in the hours up to election day, and the results coming in last night, really thought that justin trudeau could get, if not a majority, then the majority that he got, the risounding majority, effectively, quinn it up ling his results from before. no party has ever gone from what is effectively third-party place to a resounding majority like that in canadian electoral history. >> woodruff: what happened last night? what changed? >> a number of things changed. it was the longest

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in the calgary herald they wonder imagine if he had been ready.the gazette it said just and true >> i look forward very much to meeting the working group on procurement of steel later this week. it is absolutely critical that we make use of the new rules that were only brought in because this government put them in place to make sure that we cannot only consider financial costs but the wider economic benefit of buying british steel, british projects, and that's exactly what we are going to do. >> hopkins, please speak up. >> as the honorable member knows, there's no threat to the national house service from making sure that britain has trade deals with the whole world in a way that make us more pros -- prosperous and we will make it happen. >> order, questions to the prime minister. [shouting] >> question, one, mr. speaker. >> in addition to my duties in the house i shall have further such meetings. >> ellen jones. >> i would like to thank the prime minister for that. the government's retail sector discuss funding trading laws a workable compromis

the next system that will affect us will be this front that is here that's right up here throughout calgary, edmonton. it looks like it really does not influence our weather until sunday night. we're dry until then. by the time we get to 8:00 it's around 49, so the temperature just keeps dropping this morning, and we rebound to 55 by noontime, 60 this afternoon with sunshine, a beautiful start to the weekend. we're going to talk about baseball tonight, halloween tomorrow, marathon on sunday, busy weekend. heather's looking at your commute. it's weather then heather. >> very busy weekend, and mass transit is not a bad idea for this weekend. let's take a look at a traffic camera and show you how things are moving across the george washington bridge. barely across the upper level if you're moving left to right. if you're heading out of the house and can get to the lower level do that instead. the inbound upper level three lanes are closed down. the outbound upper level remains closed down. d trains, track work between 155th street and 161st street, that track work has been cleared. long island

harper hailed from calgary, the base of the canadian energy industry.au is only one of the three major political party leaders who talked about a national climate change plan. such a thing that harper always suggested was the role of provinces and not the federal government. moreover, trudeau is fairly bearish towards pipeline construction. keystone, byr of keystone is in the hands of president obama down in washington. we don't think it is going to be approved anytime soon. scarlet: does that mean that these election results tell us something about the shift of economic power back to eastern provinces and away from the oil-producing provinces. especially with the week canadian dollar boosting canalis -- boosting canada's manufacturing? corey: i think there is real concerns about that. there is no real logistical mechanism to get the oil from alberta and saskatchewan to the coast or to u.s. refineries. trudeau is not going to accelerate that process. energying said, the industry and natural resources more generally remain a significant part of the canad

in the calgary herald they wonder imagine if he had been ready.gazette it said just and true at all for news at any hour you can go to our website cbc news. coming up next, the nationals weather forecast. >> tonight on c-span2, jim webb and his campaign for the democratic presidential nomination. the senate debate immigration in sanctuary cities. and then a house hearing on preventing drug abuse. >> this sunday night on q&a. political reporter shares her experiences from hillary clinton's campaign and compares what it's like now to back in 2008. >> to be honest i was a lot younger. i was the traveling person. i wasn't in a senior role. i also, when you're traveling all the time, i got to know the people who traveled with her. i felt like i got to know her pretty well because she would come back on the plane and talk to us. at the same time i didn't have the same sort of sources at the campaign and high-level people that i have now. now. whether that's a function of being at the times or a function of being in a more senior role. >> sunday night at

i say the same thing in quebec city and calgary. i'm very proud to know and understand quebec and have strong support there. but i know that an ndp government will represent canadian values across the country. >> mr. mulcair, it's very clear. we saw it again last week, in the french debate you were happy to talk about your decision to make it so that separatists could break up this country on a single vote, even though the supreme court of canada said no unanimously. but you won't talk about it with peter mansbridge in english. you wouldn't talk about it at the mcklain debate. the fact is you carry two different discussions at the same time. and that is not responsible. the other thing, however, that mr. mulcair has done on c-51 is exactly what so many of us deplore that mr. harper has done, which is to play the politics of fear. now, mr. harper, we all know, on c-51, wants us to be afraid there's a terrorist hiding behind every leaf and rock behind us and we all have to be afraid and that's why he's there to protect us. [ applause

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