otherwise, once control of ontario airport shifts to the ontario international airport authority, there will be no mechanism to transfer the funds as they have agreed. without this bill, the agreement cannot move forward and the f.a.a. cannot approve the agreement and grant the ontario international airport authority a certificate to operate. many of us have been calling for airportntrol of ontario for quite a long time and this agreement has been years in the making. all parties have agreed to the terms and are ready to move forward. as a frequent flyer out of ontario, i hope congress does not stand in its way. i would like to thank congressman calvert for helping to bring this important bill to the floor and the rest of the inland empire delegation for their support. i urge my colleagues to support this legislation, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from virginia. mrs. comstock: mr. speaker, i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time is reserved. the gentlelady from nevada. ms. titus: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from from california, mr.

bombardier has a lot of jobs in ontario.u think the federal government should support them for the request of $1 billion in aid? charles: we have manufacturing plants in thunder bay and we welcome the injection of support by the federal government. in terms of the auto sector and what is happening in mexico, we have gm investing more into some of our plant. i think we are announcing today the inclusion of yet another auto manufacturer from italy coming into town. that is boosting our overall support for the auto sector. grant,n the form of a that is what gm is hoping for? charles: yes. that has been helpful to us in maintaining a primary stronghold. alix: ontario's financial minister charles susa. mark, back to you. mark: coming up, we are going to talk to fame and -- famed russian entrepreneur yuri milner . he has invested in facebook, twitter, and alibaba. we want to find out what he thinks of the microsoft-linked in deal. lies with the h you are capital management founder from the morningstar conference in chicago. later

s recent program and this experiment that's going on in ontario, in the province of ontario. so, or keith, we look forward to hearing your perspective. thank you. >> [inaudible] try this. yes. okay. the other comment i was going to make was to, at the border we're not non-americans, we're aliens. [laughter] i qualify twice, actually. i have a dutch passport and a canadian passport, so i'm twice over an alien. so my perspective, obviously, is to look from the outside in. and then the question is, well, how to best do that. and i think the place to start with the melbourne mercer global pension index, gpi. how many people here know about the global pension index? about half, half of you. i think it's a terrific effort because it allows us of to have comparable conversation -- comparative conversations about retirement income systems, what's good about them, what's not so good about them and to see how we can all get better at it. the premise more this index -- for this index which was started in the 2009, i actually happened to be in melbourne when it was originally launched it

>> the real key is can a manufacturing sector in ontario the scene because of the week oil prices. by the conference board of canada, while all of canada will show lackluster , ontario will be a big standout on annual basis. can it sustain it? one thing problem, we have not seen the investment we want to see. this sector has lost 300,000 jobs in 10 years. you're talking about 10 million jobs. on the need to attract the investment in autumn. sector,rms of the auto we now have an investing more in some of our plant. the inclusion of yet another auto manufacturer from italy and from europe coming to town. that is boosting the overall support for the auto sector. >> the official announcement is tomorrow. investing inrysler an existing plant. reportedly $80 million to make that happen. , a wonderfuls high-tech kind of food were jobs. to attract$1 billion 12 billion and auto investment. is this the right way for government to be attracting investment? incredibly high listed environment with mexico. scarlet: did he have anything to say about how canada is faring in the low yield environme

ontario a few years ago said enough already, we're going to start the orpp, the ontario retirement pension plan, because it looks like we're never going to agree federally on anything, and so that started a couple years ago. legislation was enacted last year. there's a process now in terms of actually creating the delivery organization, and then we had last monday. i don't know whether with all the news going on down here, whether you get any canadian news whatsoever, but in our world something really big happened on monday. and that was there was agreement to actually increase the cpp. so we had a change in government last october. that was a positive on enhancing the cpp. frankly, ontario would rather do something nationally with the other provinces than do things on their own. so the between ontario and the federal government and doing some further work, there was actually agreement on monday to do two things with respect to the canada pension plan. one was to increase the benefit, and number two is to increase the amount of income that's going to be covered by the benefit. so it's a bi

this is ontario street and columbia road around 9:00 this morning, the driver said he was trying to getut of the way of woman taken to the hospital in serious but stable condition. a check on the roadways, angela joins us with our traffic watch. at midday are looking construction come our biggest problem around most of the area. lighter volumes, especially on iq 70 where we are starting to see like flow, even with the accident southbound i to 70 and old georgetown road. the prepared for a brief cap of the brakes. midday construction, a water main -- a gas main break that was struck, causing problems on u.s. one, shutdown northbound and southbound between the fairfax county parkway and mount vernon memorial highway due to the gas main that was struck en route 1. we will keep you posted and that you know if it reopens. 395 southbound, up to speed even with the work that takes at it right lane at duke street, southbound looks good even as you merge onto i-95 heading down toward fredericksburg, no troubles. into the district, north and southbound, looking good on 14th street, connecticut av

driven by this area of low pressure, see how it is coming across western ontario. well, this front, yes, getting closer to us, it will take its time. as it gets closer to us and seeing the storms in ohio tonight it is going to fire off storms here by tomorrow afternoon and evening. quiet night. a few clouds here and there but we will see sun in the morning, lunchtime, 81 west threat for showers, creeping towards us late in the day. again, look at that, 4:30. getting towards the blue ridge. now, lighter showers, heavier showers indicated to the south and west. that could be on top of us. this is a model. we will get you if towards tuesday morning, isolated showers south and east. then, afternoon, a threat for the showers and the storms, either of the days could be a yellow alert day. momon-- monitoring exactly where and when the storms are popping out. pay attention, 60s, 70, south winds at 5. more humid. tomorrow, 60s and 70s. in the afternoon, 80 and humid. >>> now, towards tuesday, a few afternoon storm its, yellow weather alert. 88, less humid wednesday, 83. thu

. >>> this happened at the grand bend beach in ontario, canada. temperatures were 86 degrees. that means temperatures in that car with the windows up, even with a crack, could exceed 130 degrees. >> especially because it's a black car as well. they just suck in the heat. >> you can see they crack the windows a little bit. pop that sunroof up a little bit. but that dog was overheated. the person who shot in video was at a nearby concert. the announcer says somebody's dog is in a black bmw. that dog is overheated. the person heard that says, let's go see what this is about. not his dog. he goes out. the man with that big rock, he said that guy had been working for 20 minutes. he's finally able to bust that window open. >> wow. i can't believe that someone actually did this. doesn't common sense kick in at some point and you realize i might kill my dog. >> common sense ain't so common all the time. the guy that posted the video said the couple that owned the dog eventually showed up. he said at first they were confused and then they were very, very embarrassed. in canada, they co

there is potential for thunderstorms across ontario and along tss cold front that will move into the eastern areas of the unitited states for the nex cocouple of days. there is a low pressure system near the mid-atlantic coast which used to be a tropical depression named boony, and this will continue to bring heavy rain to the north carolina coast. 32 in atlanta, humidity and high temperatures for washington, d.c. and across the west we have heat advisories and heat watches. temperatures expected to rise as follows. 45 degrees on your friday in yuma, even rising to 46 degrees on your saturday. so watchch out for heatatstroke. take care of your health. across europe, france will see large hail and heavy rainfall. we have videoeo out of france t show the flooding situtuion. the river seinne and highways caused severe in undation in northern france. france has experienced the wettest month of may since records began 150 years ago. sesevere weather wil likelel happen across france and central parts of europe as we go into the next 24 hours or so. temperatures are going to be as follows.

when they first started they put a time capsule together and they buried it in ontario canada known as lake it's been five years now. what they put were their favorite songs at the time, a current cell phone, stuff like that. now so many more years later they decide to go back and find this time capsule and just dig it up. they do have to take a kayak and they go out kayaking so they can get to the location where their time capsule is. so they finally get to the location they walk on the shore, and then, they arrive to where they buried that time capsule. and that's so cool. what a fun adventurous day i like this. >> they hid it under a rock so they move the rock out of the way, she starts scraping and digging in to the ground. >> there they go. that's it! >> they found it! >> they know that it was there. they knew what was in there. except she doesn't know that he went back at 3:00 in the morning one day and put a little extra something in there. >> there is like a card or something -- >> where's all the stuff? where's the songs? >> it's just a card. and she's like what the heck is th

day here and southern california with dangerous record heat, 121 degrees in palm springs and 110 in ontario to the south and 105 in anaheim. today, we'll flirt with the triple digits. the bay bridge, calm waters and barely a breeze and temperatures in the 50s and 60s. if we take a look at the satellite and radar, high pressure is moving in from the four corners states. 70s at the beaches, and 70 to 80 degrees at the rim of the bay and notice the mid to high 80s across the peninsula. 95 in concord, and the warmest spots in the bay area in the eastern portion of the bay area, easily 1 found in brentwood. we'll talk about this mini heat wave and how long it will last. >>> good morning. jumping over to the roadways, so far, so good. and the only thing that has a snag is the southbound 101 at airport boulevard, but no delays in and around the area. northbound 101 to the split, an 8-minute ride and east 92 looks good as well out of half moon bay to san mateo. and northbound 101 at mendocino, a big accident reported there. chp is on scene, and it will be there for quite sometime, and southbound 10

the nasdaq up 87, and the s&p 500 closed up >>> president obama is up north tonight in ontario for aummit with his counterparts from canada and mexico. the three leaders are talking immigration and how they can work together to use more renewable sources of energy. their goal is getting those sources to create 50% of north america's electricity by 2025. the assumption always include a photo op of a handshake that can be a little awkward there. what was that? this one, as you can see, no exception. >>> this year's smithsonian folk life festival underway right now on the national mall. this year they are celebrating resilient communities like the basque region of spain. there's an evening concert series explaining to how -- explaining how migration and immigration have changed the face of communities across the globe. the festival runs until george and taken -- july 4th and then take a break and then set up shop from july 7th through the 10th. >>> an exhibit of cottage and petworth, there's a lot happening in d.c. facebook wants to help you keep tabs of everything that's going on. the

they were confronted last week at ontario and arbor streets, the victims were forced to lay on the ground, and video shows the suspect's car a newer model ford fusion driving away from the scene. if have you information you are asked to call police. >>> a prayer service is held now in louisville kentucky for muhammad ali, a final service will be held tomorrow for the boxing great who died last week at the age of 74. marcy gonzales reports from louisville. >> as many as 16,000 people joining in prayer today honoring muhammad ali's muslim faith in louisville. people coming to the champ home town from around the world to pay their respects. >> i am honored and grateful to have the opportunities to be in line and celebrate the memorial of the great muhammad ali. >> tomorrow the final farewell. fans lined up for hours for the free tickets all 15,000 given away until 15 minutes. some ending up on ebay and craigslist, some listing them for hundreds of dollars. >> scalping is illegal, do not put the tickets on an online website, we have a team working with the websites to shut that down. >> the s

and the store -- the guys are from london, ontario, in canada. [ cheers and applause ] they know theo great because i will admit, "london spy," i assumed london, england. >> fred: no. it is london. the gentleman who runs the stereo store's name is james spy. [ light laughter ] and, so customer comes in and is like, "i have speakers, i've got a stereo, i got zero cables." and he's like, "i'm sorry about that." and so the customer is like, "well i'm coming here to buy-- why do you think i'd be coming here to buy, you know, anything? i want cables." and he's like, "yeah, you don't have to yell at me about it. [ light laughter i'm going to go upstairs." so he goes up one flight, he goes up another flight, goes up another flight, comes down two flights. [ light laughter ] up one more, can't find the cables. >> seth: oh, he's looking for cables. >> fred: yes, looking for cables. goes down in the basement and gets locked in. and that's when the show starts. [ laughter ] that's all back story. that's on the website. that's on the website. >> seth: that's on the website. you don't see that? >

milavi: con palas y mucho esfuerzo es como fue celebrado el dÍa de vuelo ontario auspiciado por la comisiÓnel bienestar de la comunidad. milavi: la construcciÓn del centro de cuidado psiquiÁtrico del hospital de filadelfia han los voluntarios participaron en este evento en el cual fue un convenio entre varias organizaciones incluyendo el personal de la comisiÓn demÓcrata, parte del motivo de construir esta huerta es dejar un legado, luego de que la convecciÓn demócrata concluyÓ. >> queremos a travÉs de nuestras acciones demostrar que nosotros podemos ser parte de la comunidad que vio crecer sus talentos y tiempo, para mejorar donde vives tambiÉn es darle un obsequio por dejarnos entrar por mÁs de un aÑo que nos ofreciÓ tener la oportunidad de tener este evento acÁ. milavi: liderazgo tambiÉn fue demostrado con la presidenta de la comisiÓn puso manos a la obra y ayudÓ a sembrar verduras. [ habla en inglÉs ] " es un privilegio participar en la vida ante la comunidad, estas son berenjenas, cuando crezcan serÁn una rica fresca de nutriciÓn sin conservantes y aditivos para nuestros niÑos para ayu

. >>> at least one person was killed in an explosion in ontario, canada, the blast leveled one home and the debris damaged one more. the fire chief says that it will be a while before they can return again. >>> and firefighters continue to battle wild fires in two states this noon. at least 100 homes in california are evacuated east of sacramento, it's difficult for firefighters who are also dealing with triple digit heat. and in central arizona, firefighters are extending fire lines around a blaze that forced evacuations and intermittent closures of a major interstate. no injuries are reported . >>> italian officials say they have recovered the migrant ship that sank off the coast of cecily last year. it was found more than 1,000 feet in the ocean. only 28 people survived. the wreckage will be taken back to land so forensic experts can identify the victims. >>> to the race for the white house now. a new poll shows who americans think is the best to handle the fight against terrorism. and president obama is addressing the issue today as he meets with north america leaders in canada. meg

introducing today's contestants -- a graduate student in public health from hamilton, ontario, canadaer education administrator from somerville, massachusetts... and our returning champion, an attorney originally from mount airy, north carolina... whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. welcome, everyone. today, our two challengers, anna and rick, get to share the stage with a very bright young champion. good luck. here we go.

bricks and wood shards were strewn across a wide area in ontario where the explosion leveled one homeamaged 24 others. this is just west of tron tomorrow. happened yesterday. nearly 100 residents were evacuated following the last. a woman was killed and dozens of others suffered minor injuries. fire officials say it is still too earl to know what caused the blast. >> a man is recovering this morning from a deck collapse at his camden county home. the deck crashed to the ground on the 8700 block of windham road in pennsauken yesterday. it took first responders a half hour to free the man from the debris. he's in his 70's. an investigation is under way to determine what caused that collapse. >>> and a judge is cited with an academic agency at odds with activists who want to stop the building on a revolutionary war battlefield a federal judge has rejected the princeton battlefield society's legal challenge. they had claimed the institute for advanced study was destroying critical wetlands at its construction site on privately owned property. the academic institute want to build faculty h

. >>> at least one person was killed by an explosion in ontario, canada.a look at that devastation. the blast leveled at least one home yesterday and debris damaged another two dozen residences. the fire chief says it's going to be awhile before neighbors are able to come back home. and the cause of the explosion is still under investigation. >> a police chase in ohio was captured on video by the guy being pursued. police began to follow 27-year-old jessie maurice early yesterday morning after a report of gun shots. they say he and his girlfriend had been arguing and she jumped out of the car. during the chase police say maurice stuck his cell phone out of a sunroof to capture it on video. and proclaimed during the footage that he had been doing this since he was 13 but that this was his last ride. >> the last ride, baby. i'm about to go down for 10 or better. i'm out. you feel me. this is the last ride. >> maurice is no longer behind the wheel but behind bars facing several charges. >> no one matched all six numbers in the mega millions lottery drawing la

>>> investigators in ontario canada are working to figure out what touched off a deadly explosionuesday. one person inside the home was killed. nine others were hurt. the blast damaged two dozen neighboring homes, and people living several miles away say they heard the bang and felt the ground shake. >>> the italian navy says it has recovered the migrant ship that sank sof sicily last year with an estimated 700 people on board. the wreck is being kept in a refrigerated transport structure, for the trip back to the land, where forensic experts will try to identify the victims. only 28 people survived when the ship went down last year. however, the real number of never be known. >>> if you believe you deserve a piece of prince's fortune, you will have to submit to dna testing. the minnesota judge overseeing the estate made that requirement, and he set a july 8th deadline for attorneys to weigh in. and a sister and five half siblings are laying claim to the late singer's estate. but several others have also come forward, saying they are potential heirs of prince. prince died in april

hydroelectric power stations downriver in new york and ontario get most of the rest. decides who gets what. >> the u.s. says, give me more of this, and canada says, give me less of that. >> it does sometimes take a bit of negotiating. and collaboration. and we do what's fair and equitable. >> reporter: responsible to millions of power customers, two countries, and a world-famous tourist attraction, peter kowalski is that guy. unafraid to get his feet wet. harry smith, nbc news, niagara falls. >>> and that's going to do it for us on this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching, and good night. man: life gets so busy with work, and it's really hard to just kind of put that all aside and sort of focus on having fun or playing, even. hey, playing is a lot of fun. ♪ >>> lights, camera, access. >>> look at you! >> is richard simmons really transitioning to a woman this i'm liz hernandez. what he wants you to know. >>> then -- how that familiar sound helped muhammad i'

ontario a few years ago said enough already, we're going to start the orpp, the ontario pension plan because it looks like we're not going to agree federally on anything. that started several years ago. legislation was enacted last year. there's process now in terms of actually creating the delivery organization. and then we hit last monday. i don't know whether with all the news going on down here whether you get any canadian news whatsoever, but in our world, something really big happened on monday. and that was there was agreement to actually increase the cpp. we had a change in government last october. that was a positive on enhancing the cpp. frankly, ontario would rather do something nationally with the other provinces than do things on their own. between ontario and the federal government, and doing some further work, there was actually agreement on monday to do two things with respect to the canada plan. one, was to increase the benefit, two is to increase the amount of income that is going to be covered by the benefit. so it's a big deal. in canada right up there with stabil

let's meet today's contestants -- a medical writer from toronto, ontario, canada...an from lincolnton, north carolina... and our returning champion an attorney originally from mount airy, north carolina... whose 5-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thanks, johnny. [ applause ] hello, everyone. if you will recall at the beginning of yesterday's program i wondered aloud about whether there was a wall for "jeopardy!" champions when they get close to $100,000. well, if there is such a wall, hunter just blew right through it yesterday winning close to $40,000. so, beth and sarah you've got to be really good today to defeat him. but good luck. here we go. now the categories. starting off with... next... we go... a-d-s will come up in each correct response. hunter. non-traditional actors for $200. beth. what is "diff'rent strokes"? that's the show. bestselling books for $200 please.

let's meet today's contestants -- a medical writer from toronto, ontario, canada...nal librarian from lincolnton, north carolina... and our returning champion, an attorney originally from mount airy, north carolina... whose 5-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thanks, johnny. [ applause ] hello, everyone. if you will recall at the beginning of yesterday's program, i wondered aloud about whether there was a wall for "jeopardy!" champions when they get close to $100,000.

em 10 pounds vonnie: oakville, ontario, and chicago.iacom says earnings for the quarter ending engine land the edight analyst's -- lagg behind analyst's estimates. siemens and a corporation has agreed to combine functions. europe's largest company will own most of the capital of the new business. that is your bloomberg business flash. mark: oil has had its biggest weekly drop in more than two months. brent crude is looking like this. predominately, it is the weaker dollar falling for a third day. we are seeing nymex crude up by 2.6%. brent crude up by 2%. -- by 3%. dudley told ryan chilcote saying that he sees oil stabilizing. to begin to see by the end of the year, we will get back into a supply and demand balance on a daily basis. that will firm up, i think, the volatility somewhat. then we will still have a lot of stock we need to work off for the next two years. mark: still, oil's recovery remains fragile. here is what dudley told ryan about future growth. very, very getting about capital. we had been pursuing value over volume. it

lawrence eaway and power project dedicated by vice president nixon near prescott ontario in 1959. it reads as follows: this stone to the common purpose of two nations whose rontiers are the frontiers of friendship, whose ways are the whose worksdom, and are the works of peace. [speaking foreign language] much ator: it would take too long to count the ways in which canada and the united states have come together to for their tter life own people, but also for humanity. however, over the years, several have respective leaders commented on the close two dships between our countries. >> almost 40 years ago, former pierre trudeau remarked in a speech to congress, the friendship between is so basic, ies has n-negotiable, that it long since been regarded as the standard for enlightened relations.nal [applause] and when you last visited us in 2009, sir, you echoed those saying as neighbors, we are so closely linked that ometimes may have the tendency to take our relationship for granted, but the very success of our friendship throughout demand we renew and here in r cooperation century. a

the young man in ontario, canada was looking for help and turned to twitter for guidance.eeted, yo, does anyone know someone who can make fake id's. they happened to see the tweet and responded. let us know if you know a source for fake id's. they put the trolling in patrolling. the kid then deleted his twitter account. actually he did reply. i would like to take this five minutes of fame to promote my micked tape. stay tuned. the police replied thanks for being a good sport and good luck with the album. i think this is an inspiring story. what do you think? >> i did something similar and i did not have my seatbelt on and i can handle it however i want to. now when i drag. >>> scag and vape on a plane i don't tweet about it. >> you are admitting to a crime -- you can't vape on a plane. >> if i did it would be a crime. >> is it a crime? >> that's the law. >> if it is just you under that blanket. >> the constitution protects your right to do anything under your own blanket. >> it is in the bible. >> people still check your id. >> you are still young. what am i saying? >> i n

satellite and radar hefty thunderstorms well to the north across upstate new york pushing over lake ontariohis morning. that line of storms will continue on its journey eastward. we won't see this. this broken line right there will get better organized as the day wears on. it's that system that brings the storms to us. heat indices, we've only had a handful of days so far this year where we cracked 90 degrees. by 4:30 p.m. it will feel like 97 degrees in philadelphia. 96 in wilmington. 91 in millville. 96 in trenton and 94 in lancaster. 24 hours after that, look at this, it will feel like 78. sunday afternoon it will feel like fall again. this afternoon hot an humid, with that soup comes the thunderstorms. western suburbs getting hit at 4:00 p.m. lehigh valley, that marchs through the city by 5:00 p.m. into south jersey by 6:00 p.m. picking up the bowing segments here which would indicate the powerful straight-lined winds. there could powerful brief downpours and small hail. by the time we get into 7:00 p.m., 7:30 p.m., the line of thunderstorms is out to sea. we're looking at a half-hour o

and i was in rancho cucamonga yesterday near ontario, and at 10:00 in the morning, it was 90 degrees could see the air you were breathing, the thick brown haze. >> so you were doing this? [laughter] >> i came home, exactly. >> but not for long; right? >> we're heating up today. >>> we have a trouble spot at 680, a trouble spot with a couple of cars tangled up. one is overturned and is causing a bit of a backup. we are looking at least an hour. southbound 680 and 580 to 101, your drive times there. and definitely use an alternate. the westbound 580 looking okay and westbound 80 is doing okay. the hot spot is along 680 southbound. andelsewhere, not bad from the altamont pass to the dublin interexchange. east of there, a bit of a backup and a lot of red with speed limits at 25 miles per hour. and tracy, easing just a bit from 205 and slow at 32 miles per hour and all the way to the north wind, and also, some delays northbound 280 at 7th, and an accident at the right shoulder. the problem is the morning commute is getting busier with a few more cars on the roadway. so some delays northbo

inmade the announcement ontario, where it produces six models. focus on software, safety, technology, and infotainment. of a is refuting reports potential safety defect involving a model s. the regulator is looking at the potential issues with the suspension. the issue can to light after reports by the daily -- by a daily blog but said tesla demanded customers sign a nondisclosure agreement in exchange for repairing the defective part. tesla calls the statement prosperous. -- free postures. -- weadd blocking tech will focus on the financial impact for media companies as the fight plays out. ♪ emily: more coverage of themes from mary meeker's report. techcused on connected car earlier. now we turn to the parallel rise of ad-blocking technologically. there is research from a tech company that works with publishers that fights ad-blocking software. it costs publishers billions. crm joinsrom us, along with virginia heffernan. neil, just how large would you say the problem of ad blocking technology is, and how much of a challenge is posing the big med

they are across 47 states not to mention some business in ontario, canada. american water, 86% of the business is regulated. whereas only 14% is market based. remember that. it will be important. aqua america, wtr, is smaller and serves 3 million in pennsylvania, illinois, texas, indiana, and virginia. most important thing about this company is it is called a roll-up. it is a company that grows by making a series of acquisitions. over the last ten years, aqua america has made merely 200 acquisitions in growth ventures. that's the thing about these two. they have been fab his outperformers for quite some time. over the past five years, it is up 168%. versus the 63% gain for the s&p 500. however, the real breakout for the stocks has come over the last 12 months. especially american water which has gone 58%. a great line. the chart, they were off the charts. how is that it these two water utilities are on fire? what has changed that allowed them to put up such tremendous outperformance versus the s&p 500? part of it is that utilities in general has been the bes

the suspects walked up to the victims at ontario and arbor streets, back on the early morning hours of may 31st. they show the suspect's car drive ago way from the scene. are you asked to call police if you have any information. >>> all right it is that time again, to see what is going on down at the shore this weekend. melissa magee is live in avalon with more seafood tonight. >> i am on a seafood diet melissa. >> oh, yes. you and your one liners, yes we are on the seafood diet and we are here in avalon for the seven mile restaurant week, you always learn something new. apparently this happens during shoulder season, after memorial day and before the 4th of july they offer restaurant week. i'm with michelle the owner of ocean side seafood. we have bang bang shrimp and lob ter rolls and crab cakes, check out what is going on this weekend. that crab cake has my name on it. >> ahoy maties, captain black and the crew are taking over the tuckerton sea port on saturday for the annual pirates festival. enjoy live entertainment and a demonstration. it begins at sec 11:00 a.m. with a pirate me

are looking for three men accused of an armed robbery, the trio confronted the victims outside of ontario and arbor streets. they forced the victim to lie on the ground and robbed them of cell phones, shoes and watches and wallets. the suspect's car a newer model ford fusion driving away from the scene. call police if you have any information. >>> a man was rescued from a montgomeriville rooftop after sufficienting a medical emergency. chopper 6 hd was overhead as they carefully lifted the man to safety and he was taken to an area hospital and no word on exactly what happened here. >> an ordinance making its way through philadelphia city council will focus on making city fire escapes safer. today the committee on licenses and inspections held a meeting on the issue. the issue re lated to fire escape and prevention will hopefully prevent accidents like the deadly one in july of 2014. that is when the apartment collapsed killing a 22-year-old and killing two of his friends. >>> it's thursday afternoon and our minds begin to drift to the weekend down the shore. that is where melissa magee is

lawrence seaway and power project dedicated by vice president nixon near prescott , ontario in 1959. it reads as follows: this stone bears witness to the common purpose of two nations whose frontiers are the frontiers of friendship, whose ways are the ways of freedom, and whose works are the works of peace. [speaking foreign language] translator: it would take much too long to count the ways in which canada and the united states have come together to create a better life for their own people, but also for humanity. however, over the years, several of our respective leaders have commented on the close friendships between our two countries. >> almost 40 years ago, former prime minister pierre trudeau remarked in a speech to congress, the friendship between our two countries is so basic, so non-negotiable, that it has long since been regarded as the standard for enlightened international relations. [applause] [laughter] president obama: and when you last visited us in 2009, sir, you echoed those sentiments saying as neighbors, we are so closely linked that sometimes may have the tendenc

the blast just leveled this house in ontario yesterday and damaged at least two dozen others. police say one woman is dead, a dozen others hurt. emergency crews are trying to stabilize the scene before they investigate what set off that explosion. >>> it's a 5:25. california voters will decide whether to legalize recreational marijuana. they turned in enough signatures to get the measure on the november ballot. 1 in 6 americans lived in the state with legal marijuana sales. >>> researchers are vaccine for the zika virus. right now, several u.s. companies are in the pre-clinical stages of developing and manufacturing one. the fda will begin to review clinical materials this week. once that material is cleared, the fda will conduct toxic test studies and that will be followed by more clinical trials. one company says it's using this blueprint from a flu vaccine to create a zika vaccine. >> the big advantage of that, we can really rapidly develop that zika vaccine. we have the protective protein into a nectar and produced the protein. >> the zika virus has swept through the ameri

this is on ontario street and columbia road at 9:00.he drive says he was trying to get out of the way of an on coming ambulance and did not see the cyclist. the woman was taken to the hospital in serious but stable condition. alison: finding parking around the city and in certain suburbs can be difficult. michelle: familiar problem. drivers have to deal with costly tickets and hard-to-find spaces. scott: some businesses are struggling to turn a progress. kevin lewis is live in rockville. did you find a parking spot there? kevin: surprisingly with great ease today, scott. take my word for it, that is typically not the case. we are reporting right now along a stretch "regal row" that consists of a movie theater flanked by half a dozen or so restaurants. this week some of the owners spoke at a rockville city council meeting arguing that the limited parking, aggressive parking enforcement and $40 tickets for an expired meter have eaten away at the res specktive bottom lines -- respecktive bottom lines. after subtracting expenses like respec

still under way, the captain >> also in canada, a fire breaks out at a propane facility in toronto, ontario, shortly before 4:00 in the morning. it quickly spreads into a seemingly bottomless pit of flames, and exploding cylinders of propane. >> when we got to the scene, we actually had small cylinders that were exploding and rocketing several hundred feet in the air. >> in the predawn darkness, huge clouds of propane flare up like explosions from hell. dark smoke billows from the uncontrollable blaze. cannisters shoot up like rockets. >> most of them were the smaller cylinders. they are commonly called a 33-pound cylinder. this site had hundreds and hundreds of those on site and that's what was rocketing up in the air. my biggest concern was where was the staff, because we couldn't see them coming down. >> the fire began at a 24 hour propane supply business. >> there was an accident and it released a large amount of propane so that cloud found an ignition source and that was a vapor cloud explosion. there was a tremendous amount of force. >> the initial explosion severely damages several n

champlain street northwest is closed off between florida avenue and ontario road northwest is blockedthat stretch. if you are traveling outbound 395, slowing but not until you get closer to duke street. we are okay leaving the 14th street bridge continuing past the pentagon. other bridges key bridge looks good. same thing on the roosevelt bridge. i want to focus on van doren the wazers are checking in with the delays. we will update you when they open this but it may not be until the morning. that is a look at traffic. get a look at the forecast. steve? steve: thank goodness for the cloud cover. it stabilized the atmosphere. that is why we don't have severe weather across the meet metro area. we won't see anything for the rest of the evening and the overnight. satellite and radar. scattered showers inside the beltway. it won't amount to a lot. you may run into rain drops but if you have outdoor dining plans make sure you are under an umbrella. areas of fog for the morning. future cast moving through the day on friday. grab the umbrella. you won't need it all day long. not a total wash

this happened this morning on ontario street and columbia road. the driver says he was trying to get out of the way of an oncoming ambulance and didn't see the cyclist. the woman taken to the hospital in serious condition. alison: a few days for what could be one of the most disruptive phases of the safetrack project we are getting an idea how the area responded to the first round of track work. transportation reporter brianne carter covering metro. she has that and a look at what is coming next. brianne? brianne: that is going to be the big question. what will happen next? we know 96% of the work here on this surge is complete. the gray gravel is where they have been doing work for a week and a half. brown gravel is the old section that still needs work. >> take a look down the track. you can see the difference. on the right, the safety improvements and the replacements that have been done in the past 12 days of single tracking. >> tonight metro officials say the crews are ahead of schedule. the workers exceeded 100% completed in many areas. crew

. >>> in canada arc deadly house explosion has forced dozens of people out of their homes in ontario.last killed one woman and injured nine others much the force of it damaged at least two dozen homes. officials say residents cannot go home until they secure the area and they don't know how long that's going to take. no word yet on what set off the explosion. >>> president obama has just arrived in canada to a 10 north american leaders summit for the final time. the president is meeting canadian prime minister justin trudeau and mexican president enrique pena in ottawa. while this is president obama's final summit meeting it is prime minister trudeau' first. the president will have one-on-one meeting with both leaders in addition to a meeting with all three. >>> a fast-moving wildfire in california forces hundreds of evacuations as it gross to roughly 300 acres. the fire broke out yesterday on a trail about 50 miles northeast of sacremento. more than 250 firefighters battled the flames and triple digit temperatures. officials are now saying the fire has slowed down while some resident

applause] few brief >> next we'll hear a few brief remarks from a professor of islamic studies from ontario at home busying himself with the affairs of the muslim community as sitting in the library going through books a true intellectual the initial and principal economic adviser to the ali family and instrumental in assuring the last days of his life his b burial, the shrouding and his funeral and burial today were all out in accordance with the scriptures of muslim lot. so now i will bring to a you the person i affectional they call brother dr. imam. [applause] >> in the name of god who is a loving nurturer of the creations of the ever compassion and merciful my website to share a prayer today that was adapted from i'm a traditional prayer may god's blessings and peace me upon him but before i do so of a bike to say to the family and everyone here that serving muhammad ali t has been one of the greatestea privileges of life oh god you who are the light of the heavens and the earth grant our brother muhammad alight in his heart in his earthly body in a restored to the earth of eight in hi

jamie: ontario road northwest is blocked off between telerama and florida avenue.umbia road is a good alternate. if you work toward alexandria we are okay past the pentagon. it's closer to seminary road where we have the volume building in. so an update like you said, the stretch that is closed in alexandria with the water main repairs is on edsall road. they say the work is almost complete but then they need to do repairs to the road. it's not until after the rush that we reopen. traveling on the beltway, dominion in the teens. the big picture is slowing but no interstate crashes. back to you. jonathan: all right. thank you very much. look at this. either those are transformers blowing up or lightning. it's not good. system that brought us heavy rain and strong winds the storm that swept through the midwest overnight. we know four tornadoes touched down in northern illinois alone. one twister took out a gas station. knocked a tractor-trailer over. destroyed several mobile homes leaving two people injured. in neighboring indiana winds up t snapped trees leaving 30,

i was in sudbury, ontario, which is like a small mining town in canada. >> seth: doing some mining. >>> got a call down in the mines. we have reception there. >> seth: you get service down there? wow. >> yeah, it's very good, actually. >> seth: the mines are so much better now. >> they are really good. [ light laughter ] and the call was just like -- the person on the phone was like, "is sarah there?" i was like, "oh, no, i'm sorry, no." she's like, "is beth there?" i was like, "no, no, no. i'm so sorry you have the wrong number." she's like, "is allison there?" i was, "oh, no" -- and then i realized those are all the character names. she was naming them. it was my agent. i got the part. >> seth: that's fantastic. what a great way -- what a great way of telling. and to think, like, a different actress would have gotten it right away and so much better. [ laughter ] how exciting for her that she got to get three names in. >> exactly. exactly. >> seth: now, did you -- because now they're up to -- it's a dozen at least, i would say, do you ever hope that some of them get killed off just

general motors announcing they are beefing up their spending in ontario, looking to invest in things cars. that is what policymakers want to see. >> thank you very much. joining us from toronto. a little bit of good, little bit of bad. >> coming up, who will be wall street's fittest athlete is here? a preview of the decathlon. >> that is hard-core. it follows a costly legal battle with retired wrestler hulk hogan to the gossip website told the florida judge it could afford to pay $140 million awarded to hogan for posting a sex tape online. for the first time in five decades u.s. airlines has one-day permission to resume scheduled air service to cuba. the airlines were approved by the department of transportation. they will fly to nine cities in cuba other than how >>. to keep a's try chinese company from buying a german robotics firm and time is running out area angela merkel wants the matter cleared out before going to china next week. merkel has discussed the deal ahead with another german company. and that is your business flash update. >> we are in the home stretch in terms of th