brat stored scored one: 13 into overtime to give a san jose sharks a 3-2 victory over the calgary flames. logan contour and patrick marleau also scored for san jose. the sharks' snapped a five game winless skid. during the span, they have three

call ga calgary loses this one. >>> an on-screen goof. shaq falling, laughing, appears to be unhurt. >>> twice this week, an oklahoma thunder fan sinking a $20,000 half court shot. the fifth this year. he got a hand shake from who? jay-z. just ahead, mon ty python's look at the world. >>> and mtv hands the keys to miley cyrus. is that a good idea? >>> well, if you're in arizona, you don't see many days like this. look at the radar. almost the entire state it's raining. it's pouring in the deserts, too. we have flood warnings up. we could get isolated flooding. other areas, cold in the inner mountain west. clear as could be from about central california to the north. over the weekend, this big storm pulse away. it will be a big snowstorm in areas of new mexico. really nice sunday in many areas of the west. >> the bad weather in the southwest, kind of good. they need the rain. >>> the newest hunger games installment is now available. it almost wasn't. "catching fire" almost received an r rating. there was an arrow that hit a tribute in the

todd in calgary, turn on the red light. i can already warn you so you can stick the thing about the website. sharks win 3-2. football today, smith pled not guilty and faces dui charges. couple of seconds, williams said goodbye to kyle. just never got it going. didn't get it done. williams released today. giants may look at tim hudson. williams released today. giants may look at tim hudson. hu[ male announcer ] some things are simply better at home. like the enticing aroma and distinctive taste of nespresso. elegant capsules meet masterfully crafted machines, and one touch creates the perfect coffee, cappuccino, and latte. ♪ tempt all your senses with one extraordinary coffee. [ penélope cruz ] nespresso. what else? [ male announcer ] discover the world of nespresso on grant avenue and nespresso-us.com. >>> alex baldwin in tears. his courtroom show down with the woman that wanted to have his baby. >> why she is calling him a liar in open court. >> then jennifer lawrence versus joan rivers. >> to call them ugly and fat and th

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but over time because it's 2-2 in calgary. 113 in. look at the man in the right spot, stewart it hit him in the leg. the puck trickles in you know what they'll take it. game winner they outshot the flame's 35-13 to win it 3-2. >>> a couple of names you'll be hearing about soon. wiggins and parkers showing their wears on national tv. the freshman parker sent sunny parker 27 games nine rebounds. jam it for kansas but duke's andrew wiggins winds up having the final say on things as he's fouled by parker. he had 22 points and eight rebounds. that is the sporting >> today on "tmz" -- >> you know that big basketball star, glen "big baby" davis. i now know why they call him big baby, because when he can't get a room at the travel lodge, he rips the keyboard out of the computer. >> this is 4:00 a.m. on saturday game.the >> after the game would have been like 10:00 at night. something happened between 10:00 and 4:00 a.m. >> lana del ray is in brazil, tons of fans out there. she starts kissing them, kind of nasty. >> what's the difference betwe

calgary loses 2-1. >>> the dallas mavericks wanted to pump up fans so they released a video of the incredible hulk for their game against houston. the mavs pull out a comeback win over the rockets. did you see that movie? >> i did not. >>> inside nba hosts running around t shaquille o'neil slipp >> that's a big fall. shaq getting a couple of chuckles. >>> for the second time this weekend oklahoma thunder fans another $20,000 half court shot. fifth one this year. got a handshake from jay-z, too. >> you know what would be worth $20,000? if he got to shake e's hand. >> happy friday. >>> just ahead monty python's gift to the world and mtv hands the key to the channel to miley cyrus. front for you as we go throughout the next three days. today it shows up in the northern plains. by the time we get to saturday the arctic front blasts through minneapolis. look at chicago. 30 for a high, windy and cold. a lot of snow showers. and then by the time we get to sunday you wake up sunday morning to big changes on the east coast. 32 for a high in new york. that is going to be it. >> yieks. >> it is a big da

but over time because it's 2-2 in calgary. 113 in.k at the man in the right spot, stewart it hit him in the leg. the puck trickles in you know what they'll take it. game winner they outshot the flame's 35-13 to win it 3-2. >>> a couple of names you'll be hearing about soon. wiggins and parkers showing their wears on national tv. the freshman parker sent sunny parker 27 games nine rebounds. jam it for kansas but duke's andrew wiggins winds up having the final say on things as he's fouled by parker. he had 22 points and eight rebounds. that is the sporting life for tonight. frank, julie. >> thank you mark. >>> thank you for choosing ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the morning news begins at 4:30 until 9:00. good night. [ male announcer ] you can change your tomorrow if you do something today. and there's never been a better time because this year, devry university has $45 million dollars in need and merit-based scholarships and grants available to those who qualify. and this degree can make a difference. in 2012, 90% of devry university grads

but calgary ties the game. joe thornton fires and stewart is there to clean tup.s win their streak. and 49er fans don't have kyle williams to kick around anymore. he was released today. remember the fumbles? also, cox released by san francisco. >> see you at 11:00. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, (squeals) (exclaiming) (school bell ringing) (barney belches) (playing the blues)

. - the duke of calgary, standing up and putting on a fake beard-- a tradition passed down since theth of canada. the princess now knighting sir ike broflovski. giving him three kisses and a pair of socks, as is tradition. - i mean, come on, guys, that's pretty cool, right? my little brother is a knight in canada. - my sister is a den leader in girl scouts. - my uncle's the second in line to be manager at gart brothers. - hmm, yeah. - and now the scraping off of the pudding. isn't she beautiful, scraping off the pudding with the grace of a butterfly. she rubs the pudding on her face. the prince now attempting to remove one of the princess' arms. as is, of course, the tradition. the princess screaming with pain. everyone watching with anticipation. and the arm is off! things are back to normal here in canada. the time honored traditions are once again-- yes, the prince is sticking the princess' arm up his ass. there it goes. [cheers and applause] he's really making a good go of it. what a wonderful day for canada, and therefore, of course, the world. ♪ captioning sponsored by comedy c

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the fifth massachusetts calgary. and the 29th connecticut infantry make a fifth category. and on may 38th 1863 with great confidence and high expectations. the cornel's regimen proudly marched down the street. the memorial in boston, massachusetts. had the cornel on horse back and three rows of men marching behind. next a sixth category. the u.s. ct. united states color troops referred to by frederick douglass as the save all arm. eventually there would be 175 that made up 10% of the union army and fought in 449 engagements on land and sea. including 39 major battles. what induced those black men to enwill iin the army? perhaps by what the fliers offered. bounty of $100. good food and clothing, pay, state aid for families, medal of honor winner major sergeant major fledwood stated his reason. quote, a double purpose induced me and most others to enlist. to assist in abolishing slavery and to save the country from ruin, unquote. unveiled on july 18, 1998. the spirit of freedom and 11 foot bronze memorial. is located in the shaw section of washington, d.c., at the entrance o

but then the calgary flames come. we go to overtime.t brad stored has just made the rebound preparation it is party time. >> the sharks' win tonight in fact, one of the greatest we did dedicate this win pripet >> the first day and that she said when she came back to crime, we love her. she stated-yes what happened to the sharks. ? he is back in court today pripe. >> also smithdon smug went to ct today. >> he is goinsmith and went to t today. he was all the accord last sunday and he will be on the court this sunday. >> cal williams was released and remember a few years ago, the nfc championship game, his fumble allowed the new york giants to remove one to the super bowl. harbaugh oxter up with them and gave him another shot but i guess he just could not cut it. >> you always have to explain it to people that to make an nfl you have to be good. i'll just cannot put through. that is to end of him. >> raiders quarterback terrelle pryor could require extended rest to recover from a bothersome knee that hampered him in the team's loss to the

i met him at one of his crusades in calgary. i had never met him. i came in and sat on a platform.ross the platform and i stood up. he put his hand forward and i said, dr. the graham, i'm glad to meet you. he said, call me billy. i couldn't because of my respect for him. i just have watched him for all these years. i'm very grateful. >> have you ever seen it, they run old sermons of his. >> they still work. they still move you. >> very powerful. >> you cover religion on the fox news channel. what are your thoughts? >> my thoughts are on two levels. personal and professional level. i cover religion so billy graham is the pastor to the president. he's met with every president from world war ii up to barack obama. that's a legacy in itself. and we were talking in the green room about how he cofounded the cromwell seminary in boston. my pastor went there, started a church in new york that became a mega church. 6,000 members, eight services a day. planting churches all over the world. that's the legacy of billy graham. it operates on so many levels. >> i have spoken to his son franklin

across a good part of north america, a top temperature in calgary. a fair amount of snow and that snow stretching across the northern plains. we have dry and brighter weather further east. >> coal is the most polluting of fossil fuels and currently provides 40% of the world's electricity needs. one country dependent is polanders. it's been hosting talks in warsaw. terent baisley has been done a coal mine in the south and sent this report. >> for 234 years coal has been cut from the mine. the hard physical work and dangerous conditions are a way of life for minors, 1600 worked down this mine. nationwide the industry employs 100,000. for me personally coal is my life. i came to mine coal. i have worked all my life as a minor. i have raised and educated my kids. cole is everything to me. >> the burning of coal generates 90% of the injury. the government is hoping to change that, but they have met and it will take time. >> you get a sense of the scale below the surface. there's 450 million tonnes of coal in this mine alone. there are mines many times tha

. >> the games already completed in syria, wins, calgary and genoa while lattio and a. c. milan could only draw. he job description side have won a record extended 8 african which champ picks league title, fans, packed the stadium to see their side beat south africa's 31 on aggregate, now, representing the continental at the fifa club world club in morocco in december. now, the turkish open won by two shots despite the final record with a 5-shot league chased all the way with jamie donaldson finishing two shots behind. the welch man with the shot of the day, the 16th. the world number 1 title was threatened but didn't pull off the win. a tie for third. a final round of 3 under 69 was enough to give him his first european tour victory in 72nd attempts. >> now, whorls what's happening. i have heard so much press even though i was feeling so much stress, you know. adam scott has won the pga championship, the final round have been interrupted for an hour and a half due to thunder. when they returned, they got an eagle in a 12th. completed the hometown tournament of 14 and four

shark decide to mix it up a little bit with alex day lock starting second time this season tonight in calgary it out. that's a good look. we have to bust that out on the set here. sharks dominate first 40 minutes. marlo power my. top shelf ending 7 gym scoreless. only face 13 shot. pad luck off thornton. stick to mike tied at 2 activity time in last 6 games over time. with thornton with shot deflect it off brad stewart in front. >> 49ers with receiver williams today. with michael crabtree on the way back. williams dropping on the depth chart. niners needed roster spot. davis hopeful to play this coming sunday despite concussion from loss with the panthers. vernon seen earlier on this spoke to mike and said if it's up to him he's playing this sunday. >> still okay still okay but not up to me. item up to the jock. i have to wait if the middle of the week to clear me and get back to work. i feel like i can play i feel like i can my but again i have to listen to the experts. it's their job. >> hopefully you can go. win over oregon manufactures stanford up to number 4 in the bcs rankings. cardinal

they grow up so fast, don't they >>> sharks and calgary. getting ready to starthe second. we have highlhts tonight. sharks and warriors coming up at 11:00. at's it from the xfinity sports desk. >> a lot going on. >> wel done. >> thanks, jim. >> for a full half hour of local sports coverage, watch sportsnet central on comcastspornetay areaonight at 10:30. >> ande will be right back. >>> cing up tonight at 11:0 we go in-depth with aook at the new sta law allowing transgder students to choose which bathroo or locker room they wish to use. >>> also the efforts to repeal that new law. and we'll loo at whether is equitablfor all stunts. tonighat 11:00 after "chicago fire." >>> one last check in with jeff ranieri. haven't said this in two months. rain >> yes. we did see it this morning remember for a little bit? we had a few sprinkles. this upcoming weekend, forecast modelsre shifti. may actually see anhere from abo a tenth to a quharter of an inch. it'sn early indication ere's still time for thi to change. los at by thipoint, on saturday, we'll he a chance of rafall coming back

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i met him at a -- one of his evangelistic crusades in calgary. i had never met him.m. he always came a little bit late. and he came in. he walked across the platform, and i stood up. and he put his hand forward. and i said dr. graham, i'm so glad to meet you. and he said oh, don't call me that. call me billy. and i couldn't do it because of my respect for him. and i just have watched him for all these years, and i'm very grateful. >> they run old sermons of his on religious channels? >> they still work. they still move you. >> very powerful. >> i mean, you cover religion here at the fox news channel. you do a terrific job. what are your thoughts? >> my thoughts really occur on two levels. a personal level as well as a professional level. i cover a religion. so of course billy graham is the pastor to the presidents. he has met with every president from world war ii up until barack obama. that's the legacy in itself. talking a little bit in the green room about how he founded, cofounded gordon conwell seminary in boston. that's a seminary my pastor actually went to. he

we opened gifts, gasps of delight for calgary and crockery, lingerie. after lunch we ordered coffee and cappuccino and nibbled on caramel drizzled brownie sundae is. julie, another classmate, looked over at me, i hadn't eaten anything this casey in months. how do you stay so thin, she asked? gen answered for me. she lives in ethiopia. i laughed politely. i didn't bother telling them i had never visited ethiopia. and this last one from when i was in haiti. haiti obviously is in the backyard of the u.s. so there were tons of well-intentioned people who came down to help out after the earthquake day. this was about people who were there and myself as well. look at those people, a colleague said to me when we were in port-au-prince, they were wearing matching blue shirts and cameras hanging from their necks, and inexperience dripping from their sweaty faces. of want to get it right we need to stop encouraging every volunteer who can pick up a shovel and for rocks on the back of a truck to come down here. if it were you in your family would you want amateurs

sharks in calgary. sharks on the power play first period. pavelski to marleau. scores. san jose 2-0. in overtime thornton fires, game winner, sharks win 3-2 to break the five-game losing streak. >>> 49ers fans don't have kyle williams to kick around anymore released yesterday. unfortunately for him he will be best remembered for his two fumbles in the 2011 nfc championship game. perrish cox also released by the 49ers. what 49ers fans have to remember is defense couldn't stop the new york giants at the end of the game, either. it's more than about one player. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> play of the day from the second division hockey league in norway. we go to all ends here. most players went to the dressing room this guy did not. adrian decided to stick around and celebrate. his unique moves delighted the crowd and the video has made its way to televisions and computers all around the world. for today's play of the day, all we want to do is dance, dance, dance. >> awesome. >> you have some moves like that, frank. >> not good. >>> the golden state warriors

sheraton and others is that lee's men thought they achieved a breakthrough moment by scattering the calgary but they realized the hopes for a breakthrough failed and so it's the presence of the african-american troops and the side of reinforcements that causes white flakes to start going out. indeed it would be an epigram in post-war discourse that black troops fired the last shots at lee's army and that is technically not true but again it served a purpose and it served a purpose to say we are within the victor circle and we help to heal this army that symbolized everything that symbolized the regime of slavery in the planter elite. again to get back to john's question part of what i am arguing is what literally happened here is vaccinating and i tried to talk about the campaign in detail but i also argue appomattox is a much richer symbol than we have realized. it wasn't just a symbol of victory and defeat but a symbol of indication and restoration and liberation on all those many levels. >> do you recall if the regiments worked with the government's? be it was the 116th, the 27th, the 14

. >>> play of the day up to the saddle dome in calgary. jack johnson with a great shot on a power play spoiled by the flames goalie. he makes a kick save while falling down. unreal! take a closer look: the save was not enough as columbus won the game 2-1 despite that unbelievable kick there. play of the day, though. having cocaine speaks out. e admission... and his plans to get help. reporter ad libs >>> 6:26 right now. the florida congressman arrested for having cocaine speaks out. the admission and his plans to get help. >> the vote that could derail the bart labor contract is set for this morning. coming up, what some bore members think of the one costly mistake -- what some board members think of the one costly mistake. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> it is a high-tech version of carjacking. how car hackers could take control of your car without being anywhere near it and cause a real threat. >> and you just need to find another mascot. >> heated debate over a high school mass comes

. >>> play of the day up to the salad dome in calgary. jack johnson with a great shot on a power play spoiled by the flames goalie. he makes a kick save while falling down. unreal! take a closer look: the save was not enough as columbus won the game 2-1 despite that unbelievable kick there. play of the day, though. >> that's pretty good. good one. >>> 5:26. vallejo high will no longer be the apaches. how the decision to change mascots will have a serious economic impact on the school. >> and a palo alto man trapped in north korea. the mystery surrounding his detainment after he was pulled off a plane heading home to the u.s. >> reporter: the vote that could derail the bart contract. coming up, what board members think about the deal and that one costly mistake. , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, traffic ad libs >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> the multi-million dollar mistake that could throw the bay area back into the middle of bart's labor mess. the board is set to vote this morning. >> storm clouds still rolling throug

these guys are way calgary. they've multiple revolvers.r kercher got and is carrying several in as much firepower as possible. the favorite weapons are the top buttons of the day. the colt action revolver in the smith & wesson was the perfect weapon for them and i'm like the colt, and had an ejector that was supposed to pop the cartridge is very quick to reload. sometimes they had both. and a couple scolds. at jesse's death via colt single action army and the smith & wesson as part of his arsenal. a bunch of revolvers. [inaudible] >> i think they probably did have a shoulder holster type assembly and also holsters on their belts as well. the dead bodies of the robbers discuss their clothing and was in their pockets and bill chabrol's pockets are stuffed with cartridges they said, which i thought was interesting because if you have a cartridge belt come you don't have to fill your pockets. they said his pockets were filled cartridges. he was ready. he was prepared. >> we were in liberty last week and they robbed a bank there and got $60,000

we know we're doing 70% commercial sales, calgary, two long standing franchises so the commercial side can be won over and business for us. >> best of luck and thank you very much for joining us on the show. tressa and nick of men in kilts and thank you to our panelists don and julia. and that is today's power pitch. >> two outs, one in. i guess the motto for those entrepreneurs don't cry over spilled kilts. you heard what the panel had to say, are you in or out on men in kilts? follow the kfrg on twitter with the #powerpitch or logon to power pitch.cnbc.com. >> i can't wait to read some of the comments. thanks very much. countdown to christmas, black friday right around the corner. what do americans plan to buy and plan to shop? jane wells speaking with some of them in beautiful huntington beach, california. surf city. >> oh, sue, it's difficult. what do you plan to buy, when are you going to buy it and are retailers going to blame the weather? chilled down to 70 here. that story after the break. twins. i didn't see them coming. i have obligations. cute obligations, but obligations. i

are you in calgary and that's sort of the problem quite a bit quite a bit and understandably from from the utilities perspective i mean we do represent a profit center even though it's not a huge amount in the state but i think it's the precedent that is of concern of course and we've shown in. the city of boulder to be very innovative to be very bold with policy we're the first to tax ourselves to for the preservation of open space the first mandatory green building codes then this first carbon tax and we've shown that over time we are poised to make another bold move which is if it's not going to happen at the federal level or the state level we in the communities where the innovation occurs where we're going to be on the front lines of the impact of climate change we need to take it in our own hands and make the changes that we need to see and boulder just experienced are our thousand year flood in the early part of september and so what once was thought to be very abstract in terms of well we're not really seen the impact of climate change is really front and center in our communit

about once every two years for scheduling seasons that judge reasons, which has been challenging for calgary-12 con ference rules, memorial stadium has a hard enough time providing enough parking on saturdays when classes are out. but during weekday games 60,000 football fans may converge on the campus looking for places to park next to 35,000 year-old students. top stories we are following on this wednesday, november 27th. expected delays at airports in the densely-populated northeast could create a nationwide backup the day before thanksgiving. we'll have some of what you can expect on one of the busiest travel days of the year. triple a is predicting nearly 40-million americans will be aboard plans, trains, and automobiles traveling for the holidays. the winter-like storm is causing delayed or canceled airline departures and cramped airplane cabins. sunlen serfaty has more on the busiest travel days of the year from reagan national airport. thanks, sunlen. here is more snow falling on the east coast-- this is in virginia. here's erica with a look at our forecast. >>erica: the more man we

. >> joining us to discuss this is a doctor in calgary. thank you for your time, we appreciate it. >> how dire is the need for kidney donations? >> it's at a critical stage. more people are coming down with rehn although disease. the supply of kidneys is not meeting the demand. patients on dial sis have a poor quality of life and the survival is not as good as transplant. why has the supply changed? >> that's a difficult kevin to answer. end stage renal disease has several causes. one could be diabetes. people are living longer as well. >> ill dial sis helps people with reeg disease stay alive, but quality of life is poor. >> $10,000 is a lot of funny to a lot of people. are you concerned you could be exploiting vulnerable people by offering money? >> it's a concern. it's been raised when - it's been debated elsewhere. there is no evidence that would suggest in our systems in north america particularly that we would exploit the poor and in canada we have the universal health care system. the donor would have follow up quar. the other thing

the other was far wide of its market hit over the calgary into the neighborhood beyond.one was killed. it made national news and people who were employed here were locked into the building, in the facility for three days, people outside the walls had loved ones working here, were terrified and had no idea what was going on until the standoff was over and it ended when the 2 guys in the tower committed suicide:killed the other. looking at the prison, across the yard all the way across to this is doorway is where the women's facility was built in 1908. until 1908 the women were housed in the facility with the men in various buildings. there was no female staff. no matron's until finally this facility was built. the state then hired a macon to take care of the women prisoners. there were never very many women here. no more than half a dozen and after 1959, after the riot this facility was converted to a maximum security for the worst of the worst criminals that warehouse in the prison and the women were moved out of the men's facility for the very first time. you can only i

. >> so we're going through talking about this memo, a former poll bill clinton put on about the calgarye ways of the party. ways to break the gridlock. one more republicans wanted to get to. he calls this the end of conservative think tanks. there is a new article about the heritage foundation the staple of think tanks on the right, these used to be genuine original mandates based on a generation ago. now the vehicles are part sand warfare. he's the ceo. this is his miami right now. >> president obama's re-election is a devastating below. it's not a decisive defeat. over the next four years he will continue exploding spending to hollow out our nation's military and seek and impose a scheme. we are in a war to save this natio nation. >> the thing that strikes me about this. >> being invaded? it was presented to us. you need to be scared. they are taking something from us. they are taking this country from us. they or everything who don't agree with us. be scared. give us money to protect you. >> that fear mongering approach, what you are saying, i saw the article, they talked about i thi

we are headquartered in calgary, alberta. we have offices in houston, texas, edmonton, alberta, and toronto in terms of our enbridge .ompany area -- company host: and your pipe infrastructure, where is it in the united states? where do your pipes run? guest: our pipe infrastructure, our main system, would flow from western north america, western .anada, alberta the main system would enter the u.s. in north dakota, flow across north dakota, desoto, wisconsin, michigan, indiana, illinois, and now we have a pipeline system we are developing from the midcontinent area to the u.s. gulf coast, and that, of course, takes us right through cushing, oklahoma. host: how old are your pipelines and are you building new ones? range inr pipelines age. the first pipeline that we build on our system -- our company was -- it was built up over a series of projects over the next several decades. today.building new pipe we are building and replacing pipe in some areas. so, our system is a combination of pipes that started with the start of our co

we want these high skilled people in vancouver, calgary, montreal. as an american i would want more in the united states. i don't see either party or a big lobbying groups aggressiveness. the big lobbying group for high skill is for each one be visas withstands the thai people to a particular employer which is nice if you want microsoft to get engineers and low wages. maybe you would like those people to just be able to operate legally in the free-market and see what they can contribute on their own without having to ask microsoft permission. >> thank you for taking time to talk to the group today. we appreciate having you here. my question regarding other major leading cities in the country, new york, boston, chicago, san francisco, l.a., philadelphia, the most productive all lean very much to the left. what is your rationale for that? >> she did not mention houston and dallas which are two of our six biggest. >> i would guess those of be leaning to the right. >> they vote republican, yap. atlanta. >> if you're looking at the northeast cities from w

jennifer calgary, the bureau of the treasury department. prior to joining treasury, she was chief of the asset forfeiture money laundering section at the u.s. department of justice. as chief, she managed a justice department program responsible for the annual forfeiture of more than $1.5 billion in criminal assets and remitted programs to ensure those assets were returned to victims and reinvested in law enforcement. she's testified before congress on a wide range of issues including transnational organized crime, financial crime, state, business, and corporation practices, and this one will probably break new boundaries as well. welcome. mr. david -- correct? commissioner of banks for the terminal of massachusetts, serving in that position since november of 2010 overseeing the supervision of over 200 banks and credit unions with assets in access of 325 billion. he's the active contributor to consumer protection efforts both in massachusetts and nationally. in 20 # 13, he was elect as vice chairman of the board of directers of the conferenc

we are headquartered in calgary, alberta. we have offices in houston, texas, edmonton, alberta, and toronto in terms of our enbridge .ompany area -- company host: and your pipe infrastructure, where is it in the united states? where do your pipes run? guest: our pipe infrastructure, our main system, would flow from western north america, western .anada, alberta the main system would enter the u.s. in north dakota, flow across north dakota, desoto, wisconsin, michigan, indiana, illinois, and now we have a pipeline system we are developing from the midcontinent area to the u.s. gulf coast, and that, of course, takes us right through cushing, oklahoma. host: how old are your pipelines and are you building new ones? range inr pipelines age. the first pipeline that we build on our system -- our company was -- it was built up over a series of projects over the next several decades. today.building new pipe we are building and replacing pipe in some areas. so, our system is a combination of pipes that started with the start of our co