let's go out to calgary.s organized the conservative campaign is guy giorno with terry molesky. >> peter i am with a happy but not quite as ecstatic guy, the campaign chairman for the conservatives. mr. giorno, goodnight but not the best night yes. do you think you are going to go over the top into a majority? >> i think is too early to say that the main thing terry is stephen harper began his this campaign saying he was asking for getting back to the job of working on the economy working on an economic action plan and it looks like he has sent them the mets were. >> what are you looking for in the next hour to tell you whether you are going to get that majority? >> just more seats obviously. as simple as that but regardless of the number of whether it is above 155 or below 155 it is clear canadians want stephen harper to go back to work leading the government of canada and working on the economy and regardless of of the number of ct is going to do just that. >> but it was, but by his account, his whole campa

let's see if they can go ahead and close. 2008 they had a game 7 at home and a close the deal against calgarywill history repeat itself, i don't know. if you're watching, i did not think gulf i know i'm wearing red and black which are redwings colors so by no means am i making a statement. i will be in teal and black tomorrow. >>pam: kron 4 is giving away tickets to the sharks' game. we have partnered up with stockpot to give away a pair of tickets to tomorrow's game 7 at h-p pavilion for the chance to win. --stub hub. you can get if for more you could win a pair of tickets to tomorrow night's game. will be back. >>pam: to our developing story on the deadly shooting at san jose state university, three people killed in the parking grosz last night. it's being called a murder-suicide. let's listen in to the news conference. >> as i have in the last two times that i saw all of you were going to proceed with housekeeping and then will get into the meat of what we have to say. it is likely were going to have another major announcement tomorrow morning. were pegging it for 10:00 a.m. at the same lo

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defenseman for eighteen years as a one time stanley cup champion with the calgary flames back nine hundred eighty nine. well the k h l season ended only a month ago but the club's haven't wasted any time strengthening next season the third annual draft is taking place with the details is constant without the new with four months to go before the bar drops on the new k shore season the courts are already strengthening their rules to switch some young blood attitudes towards the kids show introduced us to one big years and it certainly doesn't appear to be as important as the one in north america but the league is working hard to make it more popular even for hockey fans this year and the ceremony was held on the ice rink of a plant where just a month ago on the moscow region side in the going cup finals and now hundreds of speak to or is attended to watch the draft he told teams choose a total of three hundred seventy one queries from three categories russia europe and north america during the five rounds of the draft and seventeen year on. forward and bones never show became the number one

defenseman for eighteen years and was a long time stanley cup champion of the calgary flames back in one nine hundred eighty nine. now has been a silver lining for russia at their home judo tournament after dmitri started took silver in the final of the prestigious grand slam event here in moscow but it got wrestlers in the plus one hundred kilogram category and the second best only to form an asian in front of south korea this sort of completes russia's hall of sort of medals overall with a long gold star in moscow russian capital is an important stop of the two day calendar this fight is for the world championships in paris in late august also trying to accumulate vital points to qualify for next summer's london olympics. and finally to extreme sports where american defending champion a daddums has pulled out some jaw dropping tricks to win the second round of this year's red go exploit as well toss in brazil round one we're not done in tory's hatch to withdraw due to a foot injury leaving his asian at the top of the leaderboard why don't been. proved to be the star of the stage hi

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they will travel to calgary in time for the opening of the stampede.een released the pair will likely attend the parade and receive cowboy hats, traditional white hatting. >> i think it is great. i am looking forward to them coming. >> reporter: calgary is where peter middleton, served as a royal air force flight trainer for two years during the second world war, he died in november at age 90. >> to be in a place she knew her grandfather served to give her that opportunity to personally connect with some one who mint a lot to her. >> reporter: in cities not included in the tour it stings for some. >> victoria is the most royal town in canada. >> reporter: toronto doesn't get a layover. >> we are not the capital of canada, but essentially we kind of are. >> reporter: it is not personal says this former tour organizer. >> so we have four provinces and a territory involved in this visit. and there are places largely that have major events ging and kate, at least through the eyes of the media, based on their wedding coverage, their every move will be docum

there have been tornadoes in emt and calgary, big tornadoes up into canada but that's always july, augustmber. when the jet comes back down in october and november, then the severe weather season gets back down into the plains again. the last time we've had so many tornadoes and not as many people died was 2004. i spent 12 long storms on beaches waiting for huge hurricanes in 2004. let's hope that correlation between a lot of tornadoes and a lot of hurricanes doesn't go through this year. but i think that might correlate just the way it's gone in the past. >> the that sounds ominous. let's hope it doesn't. thanks very much, chad. excellent work this week as always. appreciate it. >>> we're going to have much more on the tornado disaster, including the certainly for the missing and amazing stories of survival. plus, details of a new lawsuit alleging iran had a role in 9/11. [ male announcer ] in 2011, at&t is at work, building up our wireless network all across america. we're adding new cell sites... increasing network capacity, and investing billions of dollars to improve your wireless ne

and i'm wondering, you know, when is the calgary going to show up? when is the media going to take notice? you're part of the media. you are a journalist. zimbabwe is your home. when do you think the tide will turn? >> guest: brucker the problem is they are good for keeping them out. >> host: mubarak intended to keep out as well. every correspondent found their way in. >> guest: zimbabwe has been difficult to get but also your right, the interest in the stories haven't been here and my worry is that to some extent i covered the last five or six years and there was a huge story and like you're talking about the camera turned up and the future of south africa almost took place on people's television screens because the was a story that ran might after night after night. and that became what drove the story and your screen goes dark it's much more difficult to keep the issue alive. but my worry is the reason one of the main reasons that the apartheid was such a big story is that it had white people involved in it being badly and it was -- when you have

what really worries the markets right now is that many of those plit calgary pressures are quite unpredictablecan you can't put them into a spreadsheet and for get the future as you can perhaps with g.d.p.. it's very uncertain about what is going to happen and of course markets hate uncertainty. >> brown: and ken rogoff, how much is the debate continuing over these austerity measures and exactly how severe they should be in terms of their impact on economic growth in particular countries? >> well, it's particularly acute in the countries which are in most desperate straits, greece and ireland where president obama was visiting, upon gal... portugal and also spain. these countries are looking like they might have to be in a recession for a very long time in order to repay their debt and still at the end of it they'll still have a lot of debt. they still might have to default. it's just not clear if the austerity measures that the germans want, that the e.c.d.wants and others are realistic. is it politically sustainable? frankly at the levels of debt that some of the smaller countries have, we'v

he celebrated the victory last night with supporters in calgary, and he appealed for unity. >> we can now begin to come together again, as we must, as canadians, as fellow citizens, friends and neighbors for our part we are intensely aware that we are and we must be the government of all canadians including those who did not vote for us. >> sreenivasan: the election also shook up the opposition. the leftist new democratic party supplanted the liberals as the country's number two party. for the first time ever, the liberals finished third. israel made a last-ditch effort today to halt a palestinian unity deal between rival factions hamas and fatah. prime minister benjamin netanyahu appealed to palestinian president mahmoud abbas to cancel the agreement. he warned it would deliver a "hard blow to the peace process." hamas has called for israel's destruction, but the militant group said today it would continue an unofficial truce with the jewish state. in economic news, u.s. auto sales rose last month. chrysler and general motors gained more than 20%. ford was up 13%. and on wall street,

and i'm wondering, you know, when is the calgary going to shop, which is the media going to take notice? you're part of the media. you are a journalist. zimbabwe is your home. when do you think the tide will turn? >> guest: there are two issues. the problem is he's good at keeping the media out so television in particular he keeps and you're going to do a site tomorrow. >> host: but mubarak intended to keep out the media and somehow or another every correspondent is on the way in. >> guest: zimbabwe it's been very difficult to get in that you are right, the interest in the stories haven't been there. and my worry is that to some extent -- i covered the last five or six years of apartheid and that was a huge story. like you're talking about civil rights, the camera is turned up and the future of south africa almost took place on people's television screens because it was a story that ran night after night with these images. and that became what drove the story. and if your screens go dark it's much more difficult to keep an issue alive. but my worry is the reason one of the main reasons

day and years and months go on, jet stream goes up and here and there can be tornados in edmonton, calgaryin september and october. back down the jet stream comes back down and severe weather season. >> cooler, let's go off the radar. >> we haven't been off the radar in a while. >> it has been a while. >> we only have been on the radar. >> right. take us off. give us a break. >> we play be going back up in space. >> really. >> the shuttle's going to stop -- >> not you. >> maybe. >> what do you know? >> i'll be 90 by the time it goes up. but spacecraft, multipurpose crew vehicle, is in the works, maybe. it's going to take four astronauts, six-month flight of the red plan net 2030. we have a while to work on it to perfect it. but it's a lot like the old apollo where it's going to splash down in the pacific. we're not going to land this thing anymore. they had problems trying to get things back, re-entry's a problem. it's a one-time up and down, splash. but if you go to mars one time you don't have to go back, do you? >> no. that's cool. 2030? >> bring a couple martians back down, we'll be in

i'm joined now by jason in calgary. thanks very much for taking the time. want to start without the smoke is clear i want to ask you and get your appraisal, your evaluation of how your ethnic outreach efforts in this election specifically how successful do you think they were? >> based on all the evidence they were very successful. this isn't just about me. it's been a team effort led by the prime minister. he identified that as a central priority for the government the need to reflect the diversity of the country and the sort of electoral coalition and ended the policies and the caucus and i think we succeeded in that. to back up a step in the canada elections survey which is a huge survey done in tens of thousands of exit polls by a group of academics in 2004 the liberals had a 50-point lead over the conservatives among the minority voters. that's not mrs. raleigh all the immigrants and it excludes some people who aren't new canadians but at least the visible minority canadians the and 50-point advantage. the 2006 campaign went down to about a 20-point ad

so i think it's pretty calgary what he was doing with that speech.ry, you wanted a follow on the -- >> on the liu nomination. what happens with him now? are you going to keep pushing up a campaign for him or moving on? >> i think the senate's voted. i don't know of any plan to to continue to press on that. why don't you check with my office and i'll see if i have anything else on that. keith. >> the operative phrase in the 2004 letter is, it is unrealistic to expect that the outcome of negotiations will be a final and complete return to the 1967 borders. does president concur with that line? >> the president did not say that israel should withdraw or that its borders should be the 1967 lines. he said the borders should be based on the '67 lines with mutually agreed swaps. >> i'm just asking you -- >> i made clear that there's nothing the president said about the boundaries and the issues of the '67 lines that contradicts that. >> one more line out there. a solution to the palestinian refugee issue as part of any final agreement will need to be found

i'm joined by jissen kennedy in calgary. thank you very much for taking the time. the smoke is cleared and we're there after the election. i want to ask you and get your appraisal of how your ethnic outreach efforts in these elections, specifically how successful do you think they were? >> i think based on all of the evidence they were actually very successful, martin. this is not just about me. it's a team effort led by the prime minister. he identified as a central priority for our party in government, the need to reflect the diversity of the country in our sort of electoral coalition and ended our policies and caucus and i think we succeeded in that. just to back up a step, according to the canada election survey, martin, which is a huge survey done of tens of thousands of exit polls by a group of academics, in 2004, the liberals had about a 50-point lead over the conservatives amongst visible minority voters. that's not necessarily all immigrants and explores new canadians. but at least amongst that cohort, liberals had a 50-point advantage. in the 2006 campaig