you were in calgary. >> yep. >> seth: shooting in calgary. >> we shot in calgary.on from calgary here, and then some people jumped in to support the idea. [ laughter ] >> but they are also from canada because they're really polite. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: a lot of canadians. >> someone from oshawa and they just said, "oh, i'll help my fellow canadian." >> seth: when am i going to get this chance again? >> yeah, exactly. >> seth: so, you -- the finale of "true detective" was on. you like the show. you're in calgary. you don't have hbo in your hotel room. >> that's correct. >> seth: now, we don't talk about the finale here because we don't want to spoil it. >> i know. >> seth: but tell everybody what you did. >> okay. so, i basically tweeted out if anyone has a plus one in their living room for the finale. i found a couple that they seemed pretty cool, and i started texting them. i said, "are you serious?" they said yes. i go, "okay, because i'm really going to do this." and they said, "yeah, come on over." so they gave me their address, and i went over and

the stars of calgary largest city in albert park home to several big oil companies. many of the executives hearsay environmental regulation has already spread. one of the strongest regulatory systems in the world. before we ever build the project were required to put together an integrated application looks not only of the recovery of the resource but also looks at how we will protect the environment. to claim that the environmental organization greenpeace projects. he correctly we visit their office in the provincial capital have mentioned about two hours away from calgary. the owners are. well the regulations there are very weak. i'm getting weaker all the time because industry has done a very effective campaign to get canada's environmental legislation and to guide our protection when it comes to water. in addition to that we have very pour in portsmouth greenpeace says oil producers are really taken to task for destroying the environment. together with representatives of the native american cremation we're planning to protest in every major canadian city in may.

it happened during a party at a home at the university of calgary yesterday. investigators say the suspect got his hands on a knife and started stabbing the victims one by one. police have not released a motive for the stabbing. >>> one of the longest running series on network television will be shooting scenes in san jose for the next couple of months. betty yu explains why the police department is now allowing a crew from "cops" to tag along. >>> reporter: that familiar theme song now has something to do with the city of san jose. patrol officers are taking camera crews from the "cops" tv show along for the ride as they take down bad boys and dangerous criminals. this is the first time the department has signed on with the show one of the longest running and original reality shows. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: a san jose police department spokesman says it will boost morale within the department and provide greater transparency. filming could also attract more recruits at a time when the department is struggling to put enough officers on the streets. new officers

it happened during a party at a home at the university of calgary yesterday.ors say the suspect got a knife and stabbed the victims one by one. police have not released the motive. >>> four people dead in south korea after a ferry carrying hundreds of mostly high school students sank. as alfonso van marsh reports, the number of dead could rise as hundreds of passengers are missing. >> reporter: coast guard, emergency helicopters rushed to save passengers from the sinking ferry off south korea's southern coast. people were crawling sideways off the decks of the ship to the arms of rescue workers. some were brought up in baskets. more than 450 passengers mostly high school students were on board. south korean officials say hundreds of passengers are missing. some of them may have been trapped on the ferry as it sank. this rescued student says, there was an announcements telling us to sit still at the ferry but it was already sinking. some of the students were not able to escape. emergency workers covered those who did escape in blankets. the water is cold enough

. >> it is the worst mass killing in the city of calgary canada.ive college students stabbed to death at a party. a sixth suffering injuries, the subject matthew degrud, has been charged with first degree murder. police have not discussed a motive. >> in kansas, a wight soup remmist charged with the murder of three people. if convicted, fraser glen cross, 73, could be put to death. this is him today. he's hold on $10 million bond. he's accused of killing a man and his grandson at one site and a woman next die. federal prosecutors could file hate charges against him. >> a series of murders in california. two convicted criminals have been arrested, charged with raping and killing four women. they did it while wearing gps digital pop tors. >> the body of this woman was discovered in march on a conveyor belt on this recycling facility. police will not say where the bodies of three other women were found. last fall all threes vanished from the streets of a rough santa ana neighbourhood, free consequented by prostitutes and drug abusers. police say after

. >>> a canadian college student is charged with stabbing five people at a house party in calgary. calling it the worst mass murder in the city's history. suspect is 22-year-old matthew legrude, the son of a police officer. the victims were in their 20s, they were all celebrating their last day of calgary's winter semester. so far, police have no motive. >> coast guard cutter arriving in miami with one of the biggest hauls in recent years. $300 million worth of cocaine, that's about 7,000 pounds of drugs. some was confiscated last month from a colombian smuggling boat in the caribbean sea. the rest of the cocaine was found floating in the water near another boat. >> now that buying and selling marijuana is legal in colorado, it was just a matter of time. the state is getting its first pot vending machine. it will dispense medical marijuana and snacks laced with pot. it still needs approval and will be in stores licensed to sell marijuana but it could eliminate problems before they occur. >> we are looking for machines to easily track all of this inventory. we'll eliminate the middl

suspect is under arrest for the apparently unprovoked stabbing defendants of five people at a party in calgary, canada. police describe tuesday's attacks as the worst in the city. the victims' ages range from 22 to 57. >>> attorney general eric holder is expected to attend a service for the three people shot dead at two jewish community sites. all of the victims were christian. on tuesday the white supremacist charged in the shooting made his first court appearance. dean reynolds reports. >> reporter: the disheveled suspect rose from the wheelchair and walked the last few feet to the court. he mumbled a few briefances to circuit court judge dan bokan. >> do you have an attorney or are you quests a court-apainted attorney. >> reporter: it was a brief hearing but the defendant frazier glenn miller also known as cross is a long one. >> this morning we filed two charnls related to this case. one count of capital murder for the deaths of william corporan and reat underwood and one count of first degree premeditated murder in the death of teresa lamanno. >> william corporan and reat underwood were t

. >> in canada, police are investigating a mass murder near university of calgary. five people were stabbed in a house party in the worst crime in the city's history. the suspect, who is in custody, is the son of a veteran calgary police officer and a student at the school. he had been invited to the party, where the group was celebrating the last day of classes. >> the suspect arrived at the party, obtained a large knife and targeted the victims one by one, tampa baying them several times. >> the victims ranged in age from 22-27 years old. >> today marks the anniversary of virginia tech university. the names of the victims are going to be read today at two separate memorial as her moneys. the gunman turned himself in after the rampage. it is the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. >> it is day 24 in the murder trial of olympic runner oscar pistorius, accused of killing his girlfriend. he looked distraught during testimony. the defense witness said the model was reaching for the door when she was shot, casting doubt on the prosecution's case that she was hiding

when we visit their office in the provincial capital have mentioned about two hours away from calgary for his daughters are. well the regulations there are very weak and are getting weaker all the time because industry has done a very effective campaign to god and as environmental legislation and to guide our protection when it comes to water. in addition to that we have to report for snow. greenpeace says oil producers are really taken to task for destroying the environment. together with representatives of the native american cremation they're planning to protest and every major canadian city in may. beaver lake rely on site over twenty thousand treaty rights violations in their traditional territory christine members of portugal on. i'm getting sick and see members of their community die. i'm in the traditional territory is either being destroyed. or is being rendered inaccessible because of tar sands development. government officials say they're committed to protecting the environment and to listening to decrease concerts. one of things i will be doing for their future setting up

infantry, calgary. -- calvary. the game of rocks and paper. each of these capabilities are not decisive in themselves. it is how you combine them. that is what the joint forces do. land parlor -- land power. seapower. it is not a single arm solution to war. it is how you combine capabilities to exploit the initiative. as part of the application of all elements. napoleon understood better than anyone how to combine arms. he had a great idea of operational maneuver. to avoid enemy strength. the movement to the rear. turn defending enemies out of prepared positions. he had capable commanders in his early campaigns. mission orders. >> war is political. war is human. always. >> always war is human. fear, honor, and interest. what drives conflict? what is driving the conflict now in serious? you have to understand the fears. the minority populations who think their fates are tied to a sod. it is fear. if there is a political order that doesn't have room for them, and fear of these jihadist organizations. it is a sense of honor. >> there is the probl

officers son is charged in what is being called the worst mass murder of the history of the city of calgaryhe suspect fatally stabbed four men and a woman near the university, he went after the victims one by one, motive still unknown. >>> and in the u.s. a man charged with killing three people in kansas could face a death penalty. no final decision has been made. he is guilty of gunning down' teen, the teen's grandfather and a woman people who knew him say he didn't hide his racial views, and he was a member of cue clutch . >>> ladies and gentlemen at this time we ask that you join us in a moment of silence. >> vice president joe biden, bowed their head on tuesday, three people were killed last april after three people were killed in the boston marathon bombings. >> i know that many of you have struggled to get through the good and bad days. i know. so many of you have told me about this year. first birthday without your beloved son. first holiday without your daughter. first july 4th -- first step on a new leg, first sleep without a nightmare, first day where you believed you could live y

the wettest weather, the worst of the weather towards calgary.hat heavy rain will continue to make its way further eastward going through the course of thursday. there'll be snow around. it spills out of alberta. rolling down across the prairies, noticing wintry weather around lake superior, heavy rain to the south, piling down across a good part of the central plains to eastern arse of temaze. showers for -- texas. further showers. it's a touch driver. >> everton, thank you very much indeed. >> funerals in south korea for victims of the ferry disaster. 150 bodies, many children, have been recovered from the vessel that capsized and sank. >> we have this report from ansun, where most of the children live. . >> reporter: it's a community crushed by grief. in a makeshift memorial, there's a steady procession offers mourners. most of the dead are from the same high school. funerals are a place many are expected to express their feelings. it's been a training week. with bodies yet to be discovered, scenes like this are set to be repeated for days, if

. >>> it's the worst mass killing in the city of calgary, canada. five college students stabbed to death at a party earlier today. a sixth person suffered minor injuries. the student will be charged with first-degree murder and the police have not discussed a possible motive. >>> a solemn ceremony today honoring the victims of the boston marathon bombing. a year ago today, two bombs exploded near the finish line. and vice president joe biden was among those paying tribute today. at the finish line of next week's race, a backpack was left. they have closed it off. and john, witnesses describe the man yelling as he left at least one backpack, and he's now in custody. >> all right, michelle, thank you very much. >>> 60 people lost limbs in the bombings, and heather abbot was one of them. and john tieren has her story. >> the second explosion went off and quickly, i didn't have a chance it say anything, and the next thing i knew, the explosion had catapulted me through the front door of the restaurant. i was in excruciating pain. my foot felt like it wa

he served in iraq in both the calgary and mortar platoon leader and was awarded the combat action badge and the bronze star. theresa buchanan is the director of youth initiatives for the national military family association. she manages operation purple, which supports ella terry families expressing the challenges of reunion and reach integration. we also have two very exceptional mental health first aid trainers. they trained instructors and local communities. sharon thomas parks served three years active-duty in the marine corps before cofounding a suicide and crisis center. she is a licensed professional counselor and has been a national mental health first aid trainer since we began in 2008. liz reagan has also been a trainer since 2008. she has worked with a wide variety of groups as a facilitator and a trainer and she is the wife of a veteran. her husband served in the u.s. air force and southeast asia. and we have a student of mental health first aid, the lovely tosha barnes. she is from taxes, a i've gotten to know in this role and come to really admire and love. and she is a de

. >>> the new jersey devils suffered a setback with a 1-0 loss to the calgary flames. they're three points behind columbus for the final playoff spot in the east. >>> to baseball, the new york yankees won the home opener. they bet the baltimore orioles. the sellout crowd showed their support for derek jeter. they beat the orioles 4-2. >>> cricket now. the new world 2 t-20 champions returned home after beating india in the final. they were celebrated by thousands of fans as the team toured the streets on an open-top bus. the tournament brought an end to the t-20 career and sri lanka are focused on winning the world cup in australia and new zealand. >> we have a lot of work to do, i think, to fully embrace the new rules and to formulate a strategy around it with our complete working on the building strategy and in the world cup in australia and use it in 2015. >>> that's the sport on our website. check out aljazeera.com/sports. also there's the correct scores from the tonight's champions league quarterfinals. it's currently chelsea 0 and dartmouth 0. still goalless in bo

. >>> police in calgary, canada, say a man has stabbed and killed five university students. they were celebrating the end of term. no motive has been established. the son of a long serving police officer has been charged p. police say it's the worst mass murder in the city's history. >>> aaron joins me for china. the fact that china is still expanding, but not nearly as much as we expected. >> probably as planned, though, by beijing. let me explain. good to see you, nik. china has recorded it slowest growth in the last 18 months as the country, beijing, basically, is trying to rebalance its economy by encouraging much more domestic consumption. the latest numbers china grew at 7.4%. the expected number was around 7%. chinese leaders say the old economic model based on investment and export has basically run out of steam. the prime minister has said he'll tolerate slower growth while he pushes through these major economic reforms. we're going to be talking about china certainly coming up on "gmt" with an expert and talk about where is china going and what sort of numbers can

he served in iraq in both the calgary and mortar platoon leader and was awarded the combat action badge and the bronze star. theresa buchanan is the director of youth initiatives for the national military family association. she manages operation purple, which supports military families experiencing the challenges of reunion and reach integration. we also have two very exceptional mental health first aid trainers. they trained instructors and local communities. sharon thomas parks served three years active-duty in the marine corps before cofounding a suicide and crisis center. she is a licensed professional counselor and has been a national mental health first aid trainer since we began in 2008. liz reardon has also been a trainer since 2008. she has worked with a wide variety of groups as a facilitator and a trainer and she is the wife of a veteran. her husband served in the u.s. air force in southeast asia. and we have a student of mental health first aid, the lovely tousha barnes. she is from texes, a state i've gotten to know in this role and come to really admire and love. and she

many studies were done by academics at places like oxford university of calgary, university of north carolina and they found the u.s. has one of the highest effect of corporate rate in the developed world and that is in the mid-20's. ok? mid-20's. that is down from the statutory corporate tax rate of about 40%, just like the individual side of things. people do bring their defect if ratesdown -- effective down. host: we have two guest talking about tax issues. you were just hearing from william mcbride, the tax foundation, and you were also hearing from rebecca wilkins, citizens for tax justice, their senior counsel. joe from new york, independent line. caller: good morning. and you hear me? i would just like to tell bill and rebekah there is a basic principle that says the consumer ultimately pays all taxes. talking about not the consumer. in new york state among we worked beyond the fourth of july to get our independence pat taxes.about 60% of our that includes the jurisdictions of federal, state, and local. it includes the county. the school district. the city. and other special d

. ♪ ♪ bill: a grisly mass stabbing after attack at a high school, this time the university of calgaryse party. celebrating the end of the school year. a student whose father is a veteran officer. no word on a motive but investigators have ruled out drugs or alcohol. >> the suspect arrived at the party, obtained a large night and targeted the victims one by one, stabbing them several times. bill: described as good kids between the ages of 22-27. another person also injured at that party. martha: fox news alert, and a new video that has surfaced showing a large group of al qaeda fighters, they include the second in command according to terrorism analysts who have been watching very closely. this group is in yemen. look at these between members of the al qaeda organization, u.s. officials to the video appears authentic and appears to be recent as well. fox news military analyst, good morning, sir, good to see you as always. what do you make of this video? >> clearly we have not seen anything quite like this except going back to prior 9-11. in terms of the motivation, we can speculate a l

many studies were done by academics at places like oxford university of calgary, university of north carolina and they found the u.s. has one of the highest effect of corporate rate in the developed world and that is in the mid-20's. ok? mid-20's. that is down from the statutory corporate tax rate of about 40%, just like the individual side of things. people do bring their defect if ratesdown -- effective down. host: we have two guest talking about tax issues. you were just hearing from william mcbride, the tax foundation, and you were also hearing from rebecca wilkins, citizens for tax justice, their senior counsel. joe from new york, independent line. caller: good morning. and you hear me? i would just like to tell bill and rebekah there is a basic principle that says the consumer ultimately pays all taxes. talking about not the consumer. in new york state among we worked beyond the fourth of july to get our independence pat taxes.about 60% of our that includes the jurisdictions of federal, state, and local. it includes the county. the school district. the city. and other special d

calgary police said there were called to the home about 1:30 a.m. local time. people inside with stab wounds. three people dead at the scene. two others died after being taken to hospital. police in all the people who died were in their late teens to early 20s. officers said they have arrested a suspect in the stabbings. >>anny: and this just in from ukraine. military convoys are headed east to the key towns held by pro russian protesters. they are digging and across eastern ukraine for find their positions around seized buildings. ukraine's acting president announced an " anti a terrorist operation " to root out the severance today but it's unclear how the measure differs from the one announced yesterday. -- separatists. >>james: he will withhold social security does are getting a reprieve for now. the social security administration have been participating in a program in which thousands of people were having their tax refunds to cease. this was to recoup overpayments that happened more than a decade ago. on monday that program was suspended. it is now under r

this is another calgary to pay pal.nue toty they are much more challenged than everybody realizes. >> why? >> everybody wants in that game. i know home depot uses pay pal, facebook is kind of universal for this next generation. my kids would feel much more comfortable paying with facebook than with -- >> people have been saying cash is dying for decades. >> well, i mean, play on paper. checks are still dieing. one of the reasons why people like master card and visa, is they forget people that sell it forget that oversees, paper is still more prevalent. vis sars, mastercard, pay pal, not a bad company. i think facebook, you know, this is the kind of thing people can hang on and say i will buy a little facebook. >> they have underperformed the s & p 17% this year. >> i am shocked. mastercard did miss. >> visa blew the numbers. that's been one of the things it's the hallmark of this period. we haven't had any differentiation. like the difference, finally we get positive news about competitors not doing that well. it's not

many studies were done by academics at places like oxford university of calgary, university of northolina and they found the u.s. has one of the highest effect of corporate rate in the developed world and that is in the mid-20's. ok? mid-20's. that is down from the statutory corporate tax rate of about 40%, just like the individual side of things. people do bring their defect if ratesdown -- effective down. host: we have two guest talking about tax issues. you were just hearing from william mcbride, the tax foundation, and you were also hearing from rebecca wilkins, citizens for tax justice, their senior counsel. joe from new york, independent line. caller: good morning. and you hear me? i would just like to tell bill and rebekah there is a basic principle that says the consumer ultimately pays all taxes. talking about not the consumer. in new york state among we worked beyond the fourth of july to get our independence pat taxes.about 60% of our that includes the jurisdictions of federal, state, and local. it includes the county. the school district. the city. and other special distr

we shot it up in calgary. yeah. it's a blast. >> you've been really busy. as dr.ll me about that. >> called "just before i go" and it's, i describe it as a hilarious and totally heart felt movie, an r-rated comedy. she is incredible and it is the first comedy where you laugh out loud but it also kind of gets you and it's touching and moving and heart felt. yeah. it's incredible. she is amazing. you know? i mean, she's obviously a great comedic actress, but she is a director with such command of the set and has such great instincts. it was a pleasure and great to work with her. >> you're going to play "two truths and a lie." take it away. >> come on. >> okay. >> all right. >> wait. okay. so i say it? >> yes, yes. you tell us. >> okay. >> three things, two true and one a lie. we have to find out what the lie is. >> okay. >> i can't remember the third one though. >> just make it up. >> okay. here we go. mix them up in my head. i once spent the night in jail for throwing a ball through a mirror in a bar in chicago. >> yes. that happened. >> i do yoga with my cat pablo