>> alberta is a very good place to do business.very stable environment. >> i mean, you're understating it, aren't you? i mean, alberta is as safe as you can get on this planet, isn't it? >> it's a great place to do business. >> and they haven't had a civil war for a while. >> we haven't had a civil war for a long time. >> the bonus for canadians, aside from the treasure, is the notion that americans might have to start treating them with a little less condescension. >> with their oil, i think we're going to need them a lot more than they need us. >> we may appear, in canada, to be a mouse compared to the elephant down south in terms of diplomacy or politics. but in terms of resources, we are mighty equals. >> there have been grumblings out of ottawa in the past that canada should consider using the oil sands as leverage in its serious trade disputes with the united states. do you think america's taking canada for granted on the oil sands? >> absolutely, and i think most people--most canadians believe that. >> and the canadians have

alberta is a huge friend of the u.s. they call alberta the 51st state.he pipeline. >> now we run into somebody and now we have to talk about an actual issue. thanks. you would like to see the pipelines open because it would be good for alberta. >> absolutely. >> if you were american would you be supporting mitt romney? >> i would be. >> the good news is he can't vote. >> vegas? >> yes, sir. >> hey. >> you're the first person i've found from las vegas. are the political ads annoying here? are you tired of them. >> you mean all the prostitute ads where they give you little cards? that's the only ads i'm used to here. >> no, the ads for the candidates obama and-- >> yeah, yeah, i ignore that now. >> the election is coming up on tuesday. >> right, who are you going to be voting for. >> i'm voting for barack obama. >> i like you even more now. [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> cenk: yeah, ben what's up. >> we had dinner together. >> cenk: is that right? i would have guessed that. alberta nobody calls it the 51st state. i love that stereotypical syrian you talked to, and the l

we're seeing heavy snow in montana and alberta. visibility could reduce to 400 meters. it's a very dangerous conditions. snow will also spread to the northern plains. temperatures very chilly. denver at 19 degrees. we'll be cooling down to minus two on your sunday. on the other hand temperatureses are getting back up. moving into east asia. rain is intensifying over southern china. all snow showers will be spreading toward the east. the peak of severe weather is over in northern japan but the risk och thunderstorms and hail will continue for the next several hours. dry conditions for the korean me pi peninsula. very chilly. mi minus 4. let's go over to europe and then we can see dot l clouds over the atlantic. this system is expecting cold air. to the south a lingering storm system bring in thunderstorms and heavy rain. rain will also spread through much of the bruns wick in the next 24 hours. it's achkting much of thunderstorm bringing in thunderstorm as well as heavy rain. temperatures are staying in the single digits. getting back to normal, 12 degrees and 12 degrees

majority of ships in the canadian fleet, edmonton is named after the capital city of the province of alberta. edmonton is reknowned as a major hub and a major exporter of commodities. the ship's motto, industry and riches, has managed to reflect the city's heritage. edmonton is capable of accommodating a number of different mission-specific pay loads. some of these pay loads inside a side scan array. and frequently requires space. as edmonton continues to meet the maritime fleet, ladies and gentlemen, her majesty's canadian ship, the edmonton. >> ladies and gentlemen, next in line is her majesty's canadian ship. brandon. a vessel of the pacific fleet and one of 12 mcdv's operating in the canadian navy. built in the late 1990's and commissioned in 1999. brandon is the 11th ship in her class. the 60 mark 5 charlie cannon. compleme complemented by two machine guns. there's a large fleet deck that allows her to carry a paid load for coastal surveillance. the maritime interdiction 09 warfare. the ship also carried accommodations for specialty teams to add additional crew, training and force gener

this first video is from inside a salon and spa in edmonton in alberta, canada. you have a guy in there dousing the entire salon with gasoline. >> is he just mad he got a bad haircut or something? what would he be burning down the salon for? >> when that first flame went up, i'm surprised he didn't blow himself up. >> they think the suspect suffered some burns because of the video. they're using that to try to track this guy down. they're hoping he shows up at a hospital for treatment. >>> this next surveillance video is from o'malley's irish pub in st. louis, missouri. you'll see the owner of the bar. his name is tommy. he's sweeping the front sidewalk. he's got two masked gunmen who come up to him and point the gun directly in his face. police think these guys were trying to rob this local pub. but watch what he does. he starts fighting the guy off with his broom. >> oh, geez. >> does the guy open fire? >> yes, the guy does open fire, does not hit him with any of the bullets. one of the gunmen then goes around the corner where his friend is also sweeping, fires

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a ring around the rose garden, demanding that president obama halt the keystone xl pipeline from alberta, canada to the gulf of mexico. and then people moved on to new york and that was occupied. that was occupy wall street. that was significant. in the corporate media, there was silence and then they mocked them. but i do not think there has been a more successful slogan of the movement in history -- we are the 99%. any madison avenue pr exec would rule to be the one credited with that expression. and it is occupied the language. certainly occupy some of the political rhetoric that president obama has used. he is very aware of this. where that goes now is not clear. mohammed ghandi said it about the media -- first they ignore you, then a fight you, then you win. i think there's a lot that is happening on the ground. public let's talk about media. most americans are fully aware of the attack that public media would have come under had mr. romney won. as i sit here on pbs tonight, of course, we are very sensitive. but it was clear what direction mr. romney wanted to move in, where public

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alberta faust who works with abused children says regardless of the verdict, the case is sending a message to those required to report abuse. >> the fact that they're pure suing it will bring this up to the attention of other administrators that they need to take this seriously, and that they need to train their stuff. and when they need to report and what things to look for. >> reporter: she says that heightened awareness may spare other children from abuse. and another child reported being abused by chandler in the same way just three months after the first incident was reported to the principal. in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> marianne, thank you. >>> a sharp and bitter reaction tonight after a local school district suggested a former student is partly to blame for being sexual abused by two teachers. kristen says she was sexual abused by two teachers at joaquin moraga intermediate school in the 1990s. one teacher has since died. the other is serving prison time. she is suing the district after a court filing said her actions made her responsible for what happened. to

before marriage equality is a right everywhere in our country so bad it's constant state senator alberta darling darling was interviewed by a local wisconsin t.v. station was asked whether she thought voter suppression i.d.'s would make a difference or would have made a difference for wisconsin in the election here's what she had to. do you think a photo id would have made any damage to your name with a slight yes i think so now we're looking at all sorts of different precincts and all sorts of fame game registrations and now people we don't have to use in our action but why why can we have voter id when the majority of our people in wisconsin want to know that we passed and the governor signed and why he sent one challenge and dane county be able to hold and i have twelve is there only one judge should be able to hold it up because voter suppression id laws are unconstitutional and deny americans one of their basic rights the right to vote the way republicans had a chance of winning big in the election was by using voter suppression tactics of the state by ms. darling just groups and th

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it is getting land-locked canadian crude out of alberta and to a coast. 75% of the record -- >> canada is an ally? where is that bad? first of all, oil is oil, right? oil is oil. it helps them, it helps us. jobs are jobs. helps them out. but i didn't like your reference to canada. canada is america's greatest ally and friend. we should work together on energy. what in -- what is -- imaginabye what could be bad about working with canada? >> the issue isn't about what is bad working with canada. the question is what is good for american energy security and gas prices. and the keystone pipeline is sending that oil to the gulf coast where it is refined for product outside of the united states. the united states over the last 12 months already exported a record 3 1/2 million barrels of oil and refined product a day. >> that's extremely misleading. >> it isn't. >> they are. we cannot use them, that's why we export them. ken green, let me go to you. >> yes. >> this pipeline will get all kinds of gas, all kinds of oil to be refined to the east coast and west coast, which we have learned from t

and when wisconsin state senator alberta darling, who is a republican and a co-chair of the romney campaignhen she was asked just after the election whether a photo i.d. law in that state might have affected the results of the election, this is how she responded. >> do you think photo i.d. would have made any difference to the outcome of this election? >> yes, i think so. we're looking at all sorts of different precincts and all sorts of same-day registrations. i know people will say, we won't have fraud and abuse in our election, but why can't we have voter i.d. when the majority of people in our election, why should one judge be able to hold it up? >> the absence of a voter i.d. law, the romney campaign co-chair in wisconsin says is why mitt romney lost the election in that state. do you think the photo i.d. would have made any difference in the outcome? absolutely. really? of this election? yes, i think so. she's saying one of two things here. she's either saying the only reason why president obama was elected in wisconsin this year was because of voter fraud, from these people who were

liz: i know in cleveland it was always the lake effect or the alberta clipper coming down from canada. >> absolutely. liz: my canadian mother always said stop blaming canada for everything. [laughter] liz: good to see you guys. thank you very much for the perspective. we really appreciate it. right now dow jones industrials off the lows of the session, down about 58 points. talk about a contrarian. okay, you have the u.s. on the edge of this fiscal cliff. europe is still a mess with its debt crisis. china slowing down. what should you do with your money besides hiding it deep under the mattress? my next guest says there's only one place to be and that's the red white and blue usa. neil hennessy is sounding like an olympic champ, usa, usa. you are over at hennessy funds after your name. i look at this and say okay good finally somebody who seems optimistic and you are, why? >> very optimistic, you were just talking about earnings, they might be down but still earnin earnings. companies made a lot of money in 08, 09, 10, 11, 12 and continue to make money. liz: while everybody else was w

this past weekend, it was wisconsin state senator and romney campaign cochair alberta darling who suggestedwould have won wisconsin if voter i.d. laws had been in place. again, there is no evidence of voter fraud. fortunately, courts either delayed or banned enforcement of these statutes and president obama won both states by more than 200,000 votes. turzai and darling are two examples of republican state legislators honest enough in their comments to make it clear what underlies the massive effort to enact voter i.d. laws. republicans believe suppressing voter rights is a legitimate campaign strategy. we shouldn't forget that 33 states have passed some form of voter i.d. law. by the next election, the number of states with strict photo i.d. laws will certainly increase. all to combat a problem that we know and they know doesn't exist. which is why the federal voting rights act is so important. it is that statute that protected the right to vote, led to these unfortunate state laws being overturn and made it possible to re-elect our first african-american president. let's hope the supreme c

no, you can't mine the alberta tar sands and burn enough carbon that you will have game over for thejames hansen has said. >> but i'm one of those who is the other end of the corporation. i mean, we had a crisis in new york the last two weeks. we couldn't get gasoline for the indispensable vehicles that get us to work, get us to the supermarket, get us to our sick friends or neighbors. i mean, the point i'm trying to make is we are all the fossil fuel industry, are we not? naomi klein: you know, we often hear that. we often hear that we're all equally responsible for climate change. and that it's just the rules of supply and demand. >> i have two cars. i keep them filled with gasoline. >> i think the question is if there was a fantastic public transit system that really made it easy for you to get to where you wanted to go, would you drive less? i don't know about you, but i certainly would. >> i mean, i use the subways all of the time. >> if it was possible to recharge an electric vehicle and if it was as easy to fill up your car with gasoline, if that electricity came from solar an

it appears there's company up there for alberta darling, that wisconsin state senator who said lack of. cards or laws were largely to blame for mitt romney's loss of wisconsin. here is charlie webster, the republican chairman in maine, on the issue of voter fraud in his state. >> for example, in some parts of rural maine, there were dozens, dozens of black people who came in and voted election day. everybody has the right to vote, but nobody in town knows anybody who is black. how did it happen? i don't know. we're going to find out. >> anyway, two questions for mr. webster there. one, if all these african-americans were voting where they weren't registered, why didn't anyone stop them? election officials in maine say they're unaware of any cheating. two, if democrats were trying to steal a state, why would they go to one with just four electoral votes that hasn't voted republican since back in '88? anyway, webster will not be returning for another term as chairman of that party up there. >>> next, john boehner was re-elected yesterday for a second term as speaker of the house but geor