there are two of our provinces that have spade paid special interest to russia those provinces are alberta as well as quebec and they found there to be a real opportunity to deal with the. regions even our ambassador john sloan has visited old there's a good handful of regions in which canada has expressed interest because. russia is it's such a rich country there are so many opportunities there and the way forward i believe is going to be strategic partnerships in the key industry sectors when your provinces start to deal directly with regions some of the country then you russia and start doing business together do you find you as a minister do you find yourself in a situation when you when you don't control what's going on and may not even know what's going on in and economic relations between it between the the the pot as well and i have is that just well first of all i don't assume that is the situation we have a very close collaboration between the federal government or ten provinces in our three territories and typically when they embark upon our trade missions abroad they let us kno

. >>> a rare violent crime rocks the canadian city of alberta. three armed guards are dead. is in critical condition after a campus, after an apparent rob of an armed truck. the university of alberta was locked down, but no students were involved. >>> a 19-year-old glen burnie man is convicted of first- degree murder for his role in a deadly shooting at a pizza shop. police say sean johnson was one of four men who held up this pizza shop in november 2010. during the robbery, an innocent bystander was shot to death. johnson will be sentenced next month and could get life behind bars. >> reporter: the young boy who became an internet star, portraying little darth vader in a car commercial is recovering from heart surgery today. monique griego is following the story. >> reporter: max paige underwent successful heart surgery to replace a heart involve. -- valve. his portrayal made him a star. it's the 8th surgery for max, who was diagnosed with a heart defect when he was just 8 months old. he's expected to be released in five days. and although max has starred and commercial and

ctv has the story. >> reporter: this was the scene at the university of alberta. people were shot to death, two men and one woman. a fourth, another man, was sent to hospital in critical condition. the victims were all guards for a security company, g-4s canada, making a delivery, police say, and so is the person police call a suspect, another armored vehicle guard, 21-year-old travis baumgartner. >> we're in the process of filing warrants in the first degree for three counts of first-degree murder and one count of attempted murder against travis brandon baumgartner. with the approval of the crown, we now believe that we have reasonable and probable grounds that this is the person who's responsible for this horrific and terrible crime. >> reporter: a facebook profile of baumgartner shows a man wearing a ski mask and glasses. police say they were called to the hub building on campus shortly after midnight, a gathering place for students with shops and a bank of atms. on the upper floors is a student residence. >> i heard what i thought at the time was firecrackers.

rainfall warnings in british columbia and alberta and mountain snow in the northern rockies. the isobars are dense meaning that strong winds are blowing here. in the south, also windy but dry. conditions are ideal for wildfires from wyoming down to arizona and a stationary front lingering across the southern tier of the u.s. producing thundershowers but conditions will improve as we head into your wednesday. as for the highs, 34 degrees in houston and 30 degrees in oklahoma city. the heat is extending all the way up to the north affecting winnipeg. 33 degrees expected on your wednesday. finally let's go over to europe. a strong low pressure system moving over the british isles and the western continent is expected to move into central europe producing thundershowers and then we have a more potent system affecting eastern europe producing thunderstorms. 24 in moscow and the same for kiev. after a long period of cold weather the temperatures are moderating to more typical levels in london and paris. that's it for me now and here is your extended forecast. >>> the chinese presid

we've had reports of hail, as well as the -- destructive winds, through saskatchewan and alberta.fact the storm is just going to be moving along the u.s./canada border in towards the great lakes region ac. along the front more storms through the southern plains, texas, oklahoma, into kansas, you will see continued severe weather on your thursday. clearing up in terms of rain across the east. but we will see more showers spread out along the gulf coast. and lots of heat to the south as well. 41 degrees in phoenix. 33 in houston. and 32 in oklahoma city. seeing the 29 in denver. a little bit cooler to the north. so, just in the low 20s in new york city. toronto, winnipeg. and the mid teens for you unvancouvunva in vancouver. to europe we go. another storm about to run into the british isles. also skirting the top of france coming into the low countries. now this one is bringing some very intense wind and heavy rain. we really don't need any more heavy rain in parts of the british isles. serious flooding situation. unfortunately this storm is going to be avoiding the iberian peninsul

this system will be moving toward alberta bringing stormy conditions, but with this cold front reaching in towards california, this is where still will be talking about the critical fire weather. it has been ongoing and the humidity is still very low and gusty conditions up to about 60 kilometers per hour, all combined. great recipe for this high risk of fire. do be aware of the flammable items. severe weather will be continuing here in southern half of the gulf states. we're talking about hail, damaging gusts which could damage trees and down power lines. and also severe thunderstorms with lightning strikes are possible there. temperaturewise, houston at 34. oklahoma city at 32. new york just at 19. and los angeles, 23 with some sunny spells for you out there. here is the extended forecast. >>> we'll be back with more news in 30 minutes. i'm gene otani in tokyo.

we've got a strong low pressure system producing thunderstorms across montana, southern portions of alberta and saskatchewan. actually three tornadoes have been reported in montana. heavy thundershowers will continue to move into the northern half of the plains on wednesday. and things will turn quite severe in and around northeastern corner of colorado on your wednesday. tornadoes are not out of the question. back behind it, there's another strong low moving into the west coast. things will turn quite wet and gusty in british columbia and the pacific northwest starting late wednesday. down towards the south, there's a stationary front producing thundershowers, but things will turn drier across much of the gulf coast, but instead, much of texas and the florida peninsula will remain very wet because ample moisture is coming in from the gulf of mexico. temperatures are on the hot side in houston. 34 degrees expected. and 32 in miami. the heat is extending all the way up towards the north affecting central canada. finally, let's go over to europe. a low pressure system is moving into central e

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dependable the not deny its alberta class o errors when down the line for the angels' first run of the game aubusson gives up to runs in seven innings the aubusson get the lowest run support of many giants pitcher no difference in niger river struck out three to scoreless innings. grandma's has six home runs and 12 games and it's been called up from the minor leagues he is 28 years old got married when he was just 18 such macon's miti to up offseason jobs at a gas station and a golf course and usa pooper-scooper at the veterinarian. >>> i don't think that is a very uncommon story for lot of baseball players and no guys that's are still blamed today that are older than i am that go home in the off-season work construction and do things like that you ought to the bills. you have a family to support a wife. >>> you have is as bad as had two hits in his first game of the week and what some of clobber his seventh home run he is on fire. tom malone has an earned run average over one and three hitter one run allowed his first career complete game yeas and 41. nfl and the 49ers signed a four y

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police believe he tried to rob an armored car at the university of alberta. three guards were killed. a fourth critically injured. >>> one man dead, four people injured after a stage collapse at a concert in toronto. police say the weather was good at the time of the collapse. no significant winds, there weren't any storms in the area. but the incident took place just an hour before fans were due to arrive for a soldout con kert by the band radiohead. the concert scarlet was canceled. >>> -- concert as a result was canceled. >>> we're watching elections in greece this morning. the implications much bigger than athens. how the vote could have a huge impact on you, your job, your wallet, your bank, you name it. . imagine living your life with less chronic low back pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one non-narcotic pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you have unusual changes in mood or behavior or thoughts of suicid

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-- commercially available automobiles we seem to be lagging behind a lot of other places, such at alberta in europe. what is the administration doing to attempt to work with the auto industry to coordinate the use of alternative fuels? >> it's a good question, and let me first respond by how we ork in this administration. from the very beginning i became secretary of interior we put together and energy team, and knowing that i have a significant role in that, because of the resource which i oversee, but also knowing that steven chu as secretary of energy, has a huge role in terms of the research and development and investments that are made there and secretary vilsack in agriculture because of a whole host of other things and ms. jackson because of efficiency and the environmental issues and ray lahood because of the transportation demand for fuels. so we've worked as a team, and it is a good team, and we share our ideas, and we guelph the programs with the president for the president's administration. so you will find all of these components that i have spoken about this morning set out

crisis economics expert alberta mcgarty says the government's policies are partly to blame for the mafia. you get equal mafia. economies particularly strong now or because mafia has cash and you've got plenty of small businesses particularly in the south and in the center of the country to that running short of cash and have some kind of relationship with market because they worked for many years to buy protection from a few they made to the mafia as the investment capital and they may go into the black sector for getting money they could not get out of the show banking sector this is very troublesome and it's a very important that should tell our government we need. to fix some of the problems that are troubling to tell the economy in particular do we need to do six there's still a bit more money available to tell the base this is more legitimate money coming out of casting worse and not coming out mafia and not i'm going to say. as the european financial returns to continue to bring down economies and governments some small the political parties are getting their moment in the spotligh

parliamentary is 167 felony charges ways the rain is no account to court this afternoon he 71 is the ms albertaaccused of stealing $20 million from dozens of investors prosecutors say he promised double-digit returns for various real-estate projects and instead is a lost much of their money in the stock market. >>> our community members that involved have lost homes and the mostly elderly over six years old i can get that back. the real-estate company in petaluma and now he's in jail with ballot $2 million. tainos 547 lots have another check, whether franklin mr. lawrence. thank you very much for the honesty. it is nice to be innovates had a great vacation in the high country little snow no such worry about here most of the nearly the coastline early on a few clouds in the bay temperatures in the 40's and '50's was the clear in the valley and as a hat or the afternoon a few high clouds, in the afternoon '60s and if you '70s around the bay that pries the upside is now set for the coast minor changes in the forecast for today the cold front is fighting just to the north a few showers and northern

crisis economics expert alberta min guardian says the government's policies are partly to blame for the nephew. beginning of march. on the economy is particularly strong now because mafia has cash and you go plenty of small businesses particularly in the south and in the center of the country without running short of cash and have some kind of relationship with mafia because they work for a statement years to buy protection. from mafia they made to the mafia as an investor so to say capital and they may go into the black sector for getting money to get out or make him sick to do these is very troublesome and it's a very important that should be can our government really need. to fix some of the problems that are traveling to tell the economy in particular that we need to reduce taxation there's still a bit more money available to tell the base this is more legitimate money coming out of castner's and not coming out of mafia and criminal going to its asians. later today max kaiser will be looking at the u.k.'s efforts to snare economic fortunes amid the financial crisis. police launch wa

. >>> ag of capel finest performance through percent of alberta's oppose same-sex marriage. she was bullied are a school bus and the abuse was captured horn on video. you just fill for the women watching this video. >>> i took a look at it, i had to stop at eight certain point. they raised $440,000 prayed the response from the community all over the 10 minutes videos. the video instantly when to buy roper it is our raged be yours across the country. karen said that she did her best to keep for coal. one of the boys who set and shot the video said that he feels bad for what they did. >>> if you see someone picking on someone tell must stop in to store recorded. >>> i just tried to ignore it because of who really wanted to hurt them. and you know, i can't do that. >>> karen does not want to press charges against the seventh graders. the school district has identified the boys involved. we want to hear from you, we as your earlier what do you think should happen to the students behind the bullying. we did have one response, daniel wrote on facebook, a sit-lie in the principal's

wisconsin state senator alberta darling joining us today from milwaukee. thank you very much.usy day today. >> thank you very much. >> absolutely. on wisconsin. >> now to your headlines and we begin with the fox news alert for you moments ago. syria's foreign minister will expel western diplomats from the country. that includes ambassadors from the united states, britain and france. this after several western nations expelled syrian diplomats in a coordinated move against the assad regime there over the massacre, the latest one that's taken place. bringing out the big guns, president obama visits the big apple for a three fundraising events with former president bill clinton by his side. this even though just last week, president clinton had said governor mitt romney had a sterling business record. but during an off camera event blasted the republican saying electing romney would be calamitous for the country. >> governor romney says no, austerity and unemployment now and then when we -- if we ever get out of this thing, then we're going to cut taxes so much, we'll explode the

. >>> main hunt under way in canada for the rob of an armed vehicle in alberta. three armored car guards were killed, a fourth critically injured. police believe it was an inside job. the suspected kill, the victim's colleague. police say suspect travis baumgartner is considered articled and dangerous. >>> it's not a new phenomenon but one that is growing in the united states at a surprising rate. talking about drug cartels, which are becoming so widespread in this country that some are calling the people who run them the drug lords next door. nick has been digging on this and is here to talk about it more this morning. >> good morning. >> let's talk about the numbers first. >> right. the numbers are staggering. when you look at 2006 you had 50 u.s. cities infiltrated by cartels. now, if you can believe it randi, five times that much, 1300 u.s. cities infiltrated by the mexican drug cartels. >> supplying drugs in the united states. how many drugs are we talking about here? >> this is the main market, that's what has to be understood. the united states 4% of the w

travis baumgartner is the man police believe killed three coworkers at the university of alberta in canada. they grabbed him trying to cross the border into washington state. three security guards were kill and another is in critical condition. he worked for the same company as the victims. he was on the run since yesterday, wanted on three counts of murder. one person is dead and several others hurt in toronto. the overhead part of a concert stage. look at that. it broke apart and fell 50 feet. a man killed is getting ready for a radio head concert. the show was cancelled. whether it was good, no high wins. they are trying to figure out what happened there. a state psychologist will examine former penn state coach jerry sandusky tomorrow. a friday court order allows the defense in the child abuse trial to introduce testimony that he suffers from hift ri onic personality disorder. his attorneys said it explains letters he wrote to his alleged victims. wait until you see what else we are working on for you tonight. >> there is no god. or is there? >> our father who art in heaven. >> more pe

three people are dead and one person in critical condition after a shooting at the university of albertaada. students have been told to stay inside of their dorms. we will keep you updated on this developing story periods no injuries and the driver was not injured and was not arrested. police say it appears he simply lost control of its land. >> many drivers waited for more than two hours to cross the bridge. as for the fire that caused all of this investigators are now looking for three people that are seen here at this was oakland construction site. they are exploring the possibility of perhaps the fire was intentionally set. >>darya: california pizza kitchen in walnut creek is temporarily shut down after an outbreak of the norovirus. the shutdown was initiated by the health department. norovirus is transmitted by food or water contaminated with fecal material. >> mitt romney will start his five day bus tour today. ron will start his tour in new hampshire. bolt from the and obama did campaign in ohio yesterday. >>darya: tiger woods is tied for second place in the u.s. open. bubble wats

dead, another critically injured after an early morning shooting on the campus of the university of albertag was apparent armed robbery of one or more armored vehicles. it happened just after midnight in an area that has residences and shops. no students were involved. police are still looking for the people responsible. >>> hayward police say they need help to solve the murder of a postal worker found dead in a dump two years ago. 61-year-old nancy rogers body was found in san leandro in june of 2010. she was reported missing after she did not show up for work at her shift in a post office in hayward. investigators believe rogers was killed and put in a dumpster. police are hoping someone will come forward with new information. $100,000 reward is being offered. >>> our time now 6:47. a fight that happened right near a san francisco muni streetcar was caught on tape. coming up at 7:06 what was happening nearby as these two women were fighting? >>> we are learning the cost of the recent occupy the farm protest in the east bay. a group of protestors took over ten acres of land owned by the un

the shooting happened last night on the campus of the university of alberta. baumgartner's mother made a public plea begging her son to turn himself in before there is, quote, further blood shed. >>> what would you do? a father walks in on a man allegedly sexually abusing his child and kills the man. now dad could go to prison. we're following a developing story for you. four climbers feared dead after an avalanche on mount mckinley. copd makes it hard to breathe, so i wasn't playing much of a role in my own life, but with advair, i'm breathing better so now i can take the lead on a science adventure. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator, working together to help improve your lung function all day. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than twice a day. people with copd taking advair may have a higher chance of pneumonia. advair may increase your risk of osteoporosis and

he is behind the robbery of an armored vehicle at the university of alberta.ee security employees were killed and a fourth critically injured. >>> al sharpton leads thousands of people in silent protest in new york city. they turned out to march against the stop and frisk policy being used by new york city police. >> the vast majority are black and latinos. many are children. we have learned to fear the very police officers who are sworn to protect us. we worry about officers stopping us as we head to 7-eleven, go to school or come home from work. >> new york mayor michael bloomberg plans to scale back the program but defended it saying it has reduced crime and taken guns off city streets. >>> today is the 40th anniversary of watergate. on this day in 1972, five men working for president richard nixon's re-election campaign were arrested trying to break into the headquarters of the democratic national committee. watergate was the name of the building complex housing the dnc offices. the name has since gone into the history books as a scandal that brought down

gateway pipeline, which is proposed from alberta to coast, i think we can see from all the oppositionthis, the governments want to ram it through at all costs, even at the cost of democracy. that is what i'm interested in talking about, this crisis in democracy that we have in promoting with the people actually want and what will carry us forward into the future with dignity. >> what about the fact that prime minister harper is not there? president obama is not there. it is particularly significant, since he weighs every day what he would do it in this election year, what kind of message he wants to send. instead, he sends secretary of state hillary clinton. >> the message is loud and clear. this is a message from prime minister harper, president obama. the message is we do not care about you. we do not care that your country may be inundated and huge social strife is imminent. i was on a panel the other day with a minister from a small island nation, new caledonia. for him, climate change is an issue for survival of his people. my country, with the american nation is saying, is we do

under way in canada for a security guard that police say robbed an armored guard at the university of alberta bum gartner killed three of his fellow armored guards and left a fourth critically noninged. in a statement released, baumgartn baumgartner's mother begged her son to turn himself in. >> nuclear reactors on the plant on the western coast. the ojai plant is the first to go back online after the government temporarily shut down following the crisis at the fukushima plant next year, but the deci

japan, the european union and, as you're about to see, to an unlikely immigration epicenter, calgary, albertao calgary, you might know it for its annual stampede. ten days of cowboys. rodeos. last year the royals. and of course its muslim cowboy hat wearing mayor. what? who? >> the great thing about calgary is that nobody thinks its funny that a guy who looks like me in a cowboy hat is sometimes the image of this city. people just accept that. >> when he became the first muslim mayor of a canadian city in 2010, he shattered calgary's red neck type. >> it was only people not from here said is calgary ready for a kid like that? >> not only is calgary accepting of immigrants, it actively pursues them to benefit the nation's economy. canada may not have the cache the u.s. does, but the economists business center says it holds great appeal for would be immigrants. >> canada offers many of the same things america does. very high standard of living, the rule of law, peace, safety. >> canada is even more appealing to immigrants with something to offer. a hard-to-find skill or an advanced degree. >> a

first alberta, canada, where a massive man hunt is under way for this man.e's an armored truck guard who police believe attacked his fellow armored guards and police believe he is armed and dangerous. now to japan where the government is restarting two of its nuclear reactors at the troubled fukushima plant. the reactors are the first to be put back online since being shut down during last year's earthquake and tsunami crisis. >> ignition. lifting off. >> and with that, china blasts its first woman astronaut into space as she is a 33-year-old air force pilot who will stay in space for the next 20 days. china sent its first man into space in 2003. >>> a texas town is standing behind a young dad who claims the man he beat to death was sexually assaulting his 5-year-old daughter. copd makes it hard to breathe, so i wasn't playing much of a role in my own life, but with advair, i'm breathing better so now i can take the lead on a science adventure. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair conta

security guards and left another in critical condition during a robbery attempt at the university of alberta in edmonton, canada. and now the mother of the man accused is pleading for him to surrender. "please, travis, i love you and i'm pleading with you with all my heart to end this without further bloodshed. as your mother, i promise to you now that i will be there by your side to support you." we're following the story closely and will bring you updates on the manhunt. concrete. and steel. our cloud is the smartest brains combating the latest security threats. it spans oceans, stretches continents. and is scalable as far as the mind can see. our cloud is the cloud other clouds look up to. welcome to the uppernet. verizon. diarrhea, gas or bloating? get ahead of it! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap a day helps defend against digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. hit me! [ female announcer ] live the regular life. phillips'. ♪ lord, you got no reason ♪ you got no right ♪ ♪ i find myself at the wrong place ♪ [ male announcer ] the ram 1500 express. ♪ it says a lot ab

permission to build part of the southern portion of the keystone xl pipeline would carry oil from the alberta tar sands through texas. transcanada said tuesday it was still awaiting permits from two other districts of the army corps of engineers, but hoped to begin construction on the pipeline later this summer. president obama had rejected initial plans for the keystone xl pipeline earlier this year, but later pledged to fast-track approval of the southern portion stretching from oklahoma to the gulf coast. on tuesday, activists delivered well over 100,000 signatures calling on the epa head lisa jackson to stop the pipeline's approval. activists have also pledged a series of nonviolent direct actions against the project this summer, saying the pipeline would poison local communities and destroy the environment. we will have more on the keystone xl pipeline later in the broadcast. at least five people have been killed in the u.s. drone strike in the pakistani region of north waziristan. unmannned officials say the victims were militants, but the obama administration's criteria are so expensiv

[applause] >> transcanada has reapplied for a permit to build a 1,200 mile segment from alberta, canada city, nebraska, just this past friday, the mistake to present it to conduct an environmental impact statement -- this past friday, present to conduct an environmental impact statement. president obama was slammed. , said it would pass legislation in congress because he, in a very poor economy, was stopping people from getting jobs to build it. david suzuki, your answer to jobs versus the environment. >> that has always been the dichotomy that is ground up. we have not looked at the real job opportunities that lie from taking a completely different direction. obama's stay in the shows he is captain of the oil industry as are most governments on this planet. he had an opportunity to really offer americans the real job creator, which is in renewable, sustainable energy, greater energy efficiency, getting us off the oil addiction that we have. it is going to run out. we are going to more and more extreme sources of energy. this is the moment we should create the opportunity to go down a d

police believe he tried to rob an armoured car at the university of alberta. three guards were killed in the robbery and a fourth critically injured. >>> egyptians are doing something that is unthinkable. a year ago they are picking a president in a democratic election. voters are casting ball lots for a second straight day in a presidential runoff, but there are fears that the military may not be entirely ready to give up power. cnn's ivan watson is at a polling station in cairo and joins us live. e ivan, tell us what is the mood there? >> well, it's dethe voting is under way and you can see we are outside of the polling station, and there is a line of people, hello, waiting to go in. we have soldiers who are helping to keep order, and security in here. i just come in to take a look at how this process is taking place. people kind of guide voters through, and some of them don't really know how the voting process works. you have to remember that this is decades of one party rule in egypt. this is the second day of voting, randi, so the ballot box which had vot

on the alberta can best in canada. three people are dead.hat university is in lock down pit this at after apparent rivalry of an armored vehicle. there are students on campus. >>darya: this said that this was made up of poor planning in irian there was many arrests. there were hundreds of people arrested on october 25th. this was the focus of an independent investigation looking at that please respond on that day in 101 the protesters was when iraqi war veterans kinsmen he suffered from a fractured skull after the head and then had with the police beanbag. in some of the recommendations are being implemented or and the process of beans -- being considered in irian >>mark: a truckdriver was making his rounds when suddenly the garbage trucks started rolling backwards. it plus s.a. car into another hong and then rolled backwards ensue another house. >> i was getting ready for my daughter's graduation. i did see something happening in my yard. all this sudden something that the fun of my house. i didn't know what it was. i did not know what it w

 >> quite simply liberal democrats be a free open, the alberta process of policy-makin unlike any democrats sometimes frustratingly painstaking it takes a while and it's based  a series of working groups that look at the policies and prode papers that were debated in the conferences and amended and voting on, but i think it is a wonderful inoculation if you like against the undue policy because it's done in such a systematic and open way. it's not up to the individual lead. i sometimes wish it were. we write great policy. something that we do in the ope fashion. i will always defend that. it's a good way of making pol and a very good way of making sure all views are properly reflected. >> it is something you are immensely proud of. ere is a not and they're not in your statement, but in what you said and i'm very happy to ensure. >> it's unusual and soundsp(p, pretty unique.p+p+p+p+p+p+p+p+p+ >> andp+ 57 you explainp)p) you've had little direct

working with the governor on the budget they were joined shares alberta, let me get your reaction. were you surprised? >> i knew he would do well. he did it. we are on the right path. >> you have been talking to your people? >> the numbers look great. the reforms are working. we knew there was a silent majority and now they finally have a voice and i am confident that they believe the reforms are working and can focus on jobs. >> to talk about the divided wisconsin but with the legislature we have a tremendously divided legislature. but now to go back to work how do change the mood and atmosphere? >> the election today we'll change the mood. people have had enough of politics, telephone calls calls, they applied to to get back to grow the economy and balance the budget. >> people on the democratic side said my way or the highway. deerfield there is reaching across the aisle? >> 96% of the bills are bipartisan. the major differences was the budget that would not raise taxes or develop of a deficit problem. so they did so on the bill that helped to grow the economy. >> >> this is vin

commercially available automobiles among we seem to be lagging behind a lot of other places such as alberta in europe. what is the administration doing to attempt to work with the auto industry to coordinate the use of alternative fuels? >> it is a good question, and let me first respond by how we work in this ministration. from the very beginning i became secretary of interior, we put together an energy team. knowing that i have a significant role in that because of the resource which i oversee, but also knowing that stevens to, as secretary of energy, has a huge role in terms of their research and development and in business that are made. and the secretary in agriculture because of renewals and the forest service and a host of other things, and a lisa jackson because of efficiency and the environmental issues associated with energy. ray lahood because of the transportation demand for fuels. so we have worked as a team. it is a good team. we share our ideas and we developed the programs which the president for the president's administration. and so you will find all of these components th

it that there is a race between construction of keystone excel and the expansions in canada from alberta, are you still selling 32-ounce sugary drinks, have you seen the light yet, stopped doing it in manhattan? >> no. >> have you seen the er in your ways, young men? >> the err in our ways. we offer our customers the products they want to purchase. >> whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, who he, w a, whoa! >> consumers should be allowed to purchase what they desire to purchase. >> i beg to differ. >> you should go to the annual meeting of the national association of convenience stores which i have been to once and it is about the craziest meeting i've ever been to. >> is it really? >> crazy, everything you can buy at a convenience store is out there for free on display. >> spiked slurpees, people are getting trashed on grape drinks with vodka, right? >> all non-alcoholic but i would strongly advise you to go. it's quite a meeting. >> i appreciate the pitch, john. we have about 1 million square foot of exhibit hall filled with stuff that intrigues answer entertains. >> do you import two-month-old wein

. >> i went to alberta to take it back eh. they're so nice in canada.s overbearing. and they're not saying oh, i can't get a gun. they go to the shooting range. they leave the guns there eh. >> and instead of bullyies per columbine. they have as many guns in canada as here but nobody is getting killed on them. >> stephanie: lock, what is a lock on the door. no one locks their doors at night. >> in the middle of winter across the street from detroit. >> we just go back over to their house and take it back. >> the hockey shirt. >> throw the stuff on the chesterfield. >> i digress. it's just a little story from he edmonton alberta. >> stephanie: man flees naked after finding spider. [ laughing ] >> stephanie: a man awakened to find a spider in his bed and he fled through a glass door naked. the disoriented man ran through a glass storm door cutting his arms leg and finger. the sheriff does not suspect drugs or alcohol. a spider is enough. [ screaming ] >> stephanie: you're naked with a spider. >> i hope it was a big t arantula and not a stupid spider. >> s