it makes no sense to invade upper canada, you should be invading lower canada that we now call quebec. they invade upper canada from the worst possible place which is from detroit at the far end of the line because thigh have been fooled by an incompetent military commander into believing he could win a quick and easy victory by invading western upper canada from detroit. it turns out as bad as possible because after a brief defeat in canada, he panics and he surrenders without firing a shot, so fall of 1812 instead of having a glorious victory somewhere in canada, they got a set of disasters, the worse of which is the loss of detroit, and it's just going to be really tough going thereafter in waging this war. >> well, alan taylor sits on the academic board in month cello, and it's been great to have him back here, and we wish him every success with his reinterpretation of the war of 1812. thank you very much. [applause] >> appreciate it. >> thank you. [a[a[a[a[a[a[a[a[a[a[a[a[a[a[a[a

these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada as. giant corporations are only day. right. from stupid. stunts on t.v. . all right welcome back to the report you know not a week goes by when i don't get an e-mail from one of you an e-mail address by the was as a reporter r t t v dot or you you send me e-mails all the time max what's up account of what's going on with canada people encounter i want to know what's going on with canada so we have nicole foster here in the studio back on the kaiser report nicole welcome back thank you very much for having me and i've spent a lot of time in canada nicole i have i lived there i've lived there for the last ten years i also grew up there so although i was born in england i spent more than half my life right now couple questions first of all the canadian banks are viewed as rock solid and they did not have the kind of problems that other banks around the world have had during this subprime meltdown you know they had a big reform movement not too long ago and i guess to set the stage for having

what's going on with canada people encounter i want to know what's going on with canada so we have nicole foster here in the studio back on the car is a reporter called welcome back thank you very much for having me and i have spent a lot of time in canada nicole i have i lived there i've lived there for the last ten years i also grew up there so although i was born in england i spent more than half my life and are now couple questions first of all the canadian banks are viewed as rock solid and they did not have the kind of problems that other banks around the world have had during this sub prime meltdown you know they had a big reform movement not too long ago and i guess the set the stage for. thing a lot better sound policies in place is are these banks as bulletproof as we are led to believe not a tall and they're not that many of them there has been a lot of consolidation but there are not that many they're not highly liquid and although we didn't have subprime in the same way they did in america sort of lending five hundred thousand dollars to wal-mart greeters to buy enormous how

i just australia is still you know frothy too much to see keane's consternation but ok canada of the other is the banking system. is that it is the economy as reliance on the wall that what what dr michael hudson calls a fire economy. finance insurance and real estate is a lot of the g.d.p. based on all of the services and all the financing and and all of that coming into it so we see that whole domino effect once the right real estate prices start to collapse you see all the jobs in the mortgage service area the real estate all this it's a big domino thing this is this is yet to come and this is a similar situation and we're going to see in canada absolutely twenty percent of g.d.p. is to do with home construction twenty percent of g.d.p. home construction i'm not i'm don't have the figures in my in my head for it's a sure snack and financial services but it is going to be absolutely massive and this is a huge overexposure to the very things that are the at the center of this financial crisis so absolutely can it is going to suffer in the same way that everybody else does with with

colony in canada.ust as a footnote to that, about 10 years later they say we're not getting a good deal here in canada, japan lousy land or mistreated. and they asked the british to send them to sierra leone and essentially they formed the modern state of sierra leone to another result of the revolution . [inaudible] >> and a history teacher would pay no attention. and so, five years ago when i was back, i looked in the library, but they had names. on the sides do it for each houses, and they had funny names. >> cowboys. >> cowboys and something -- >> when was the cowboys. the cowboys got to be everybody for while. but there were cream coated greeters. and i forgot the name they had. one of the little footnotes of history as i went andre leaves benedict arnold after having obtained the defense of west point, he's walking along in a british uniform with a coat on nbc's three nondescript soldiers and he assumes they are tories and says i'm a british officer. and they say welcome to reality. we are not. s

canada, are given land and start a colony in canada. just as a footnote to that, about the ten years later -- about ten years later they say we're not getting a good deal here in canada, getting lousy land, we're mistreated, and they asked the british to send them to sierra leone. and essentially they formed the modern state of see yea leone. that's another result of the revolution. yeah. >> i graduated from a large town in -- [inaudible] >> yeah. >> and our history teacher who we paid no attention to was avid about this area of history. so five years ago when i was back i looked in the library, but they had names for the marauders through westchester. on each side they would burn each other's houses, they would steal cattle, and they had funny names. >> cowboys. >> cowboys and something -- >> one was the cowboys, and the -- oh. the cowboys got to be everybody. for a while. but there were, there were green-coated raiders, and i forgot the name that they had. but one of the little footnotes to history is that when andre is, leaves benedi

it causes a lot of delays on our end for passengers who have already flown in from canada.

much of my family lives in canada and i started my journalistic career in canada. every time i write about the high incidence of british casualties in afghanistan, i get quite a few e-mails from canada, from people saying, "why you never mentioned canada in this?" canada has lost between 150 soldiers to 200 soldiers in afghanistan. which proportional to their deployment, which has never exceeded 2,000 troops, over the last several years, make them by quite a distance the nation that has paid the highest price. and they said they are coming out, their troops, and their combat mission. i think canada deserves recognition for this, because canada had developed recognition for being part of the united nations peacekeeping efforts but had not had their troops in combat commission in any serious conflict since korea. >> you once referenced, when your father was in the royal air force, he was born in south africa. >> he was. >> did he once command 60,000? >> used to say when he retired, referring to the time in germany, he said, "i went from running 60,000 men to running

much of my family lives in canada and i started my journalistic career in canada. every time i write about the high incidence of british casualties in afghanistan, i get quite a few e-mails from canada , from people saying, "why you never mentioned canada in this?" canada has lost between 150 soldiers to 200 solar'soldiers n afghanistan. a their trips will and other combat mission at the end of 2011. the -- their troops will ende their combat mission at the end of 2008 -- at 2011. they have not had their troops in combat in any serious conflict since korea. >> you once referenced, when your father was in the royal air force, he was born in south africa. >> he was. >> did he once command 60,000? >> used to say when he retired, referring to the time in germany, he said, "i went from earning 60,000 men to running a lot more -- i went from running 60,000 men to running a lawn mower." i understand now that i am well past their rage, what a tremendous transition and it must be it for people to make. i am fortunate in being able to carry on. i crossed my 50th birthday 10

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it causes a lot of delays on our end for passengers who have already flown in from canada. could you discuss if there is any progress on that issue because of the delays it is causing in the united states? >> senator, i believe that we have answered in a couple of your letters. we continue to work with the canadians on this. as you are aware, the aviation transportation security act is very specific on what kind of screening has to be done on those checked bags. we continue to encourage canadians to purchase the same kind of explicit protection systems or checked bag screening that we use, in accordance with the agreement, however, given space constraints, given financial constraints, they have not been able to move forward. once they purchased the equipment installed it and begin using it as we do, we anticipate we will be able to move forward very quickly in eliminating the need for the re-screening upon arrival in the united states. >> we have canadian members too. at the minneapolis-st. paul airport, there is no airport with higher costs to qualify for this particular r

and what it felt like to be in that place in canada and in other opportunities to be in that land in ireland. i wonder if you can reflect and margaret as well, what were the physical experiences you were having and what was the importance ever going to the place by way of informing your story? >> i don't know if anybody seen there is a series on now on called african-american lives? >> yeah. >> and it remindses me so much of my experience and some of the things that were said that rang through for me are things like, if we don't know where we come from we don't know that we are somebody. it's like, the effects of colonization when -- when our story is taken from us. in when our language is taken and we are disoriented and we come to a new country, we are not literate, it's a way to keep people oppressed. so, part of reclaiming ourselves as irish americans and having the biggest life possible means knowing everything there is to know about ourselves and our people. >> i will talk briefly about the going to saint john i set that trip up and 911 happened. and so i endsed up going on thi

canada does! >> hello, i'm bonnie erbe. welcome to "to the contrary," a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. up first: how the federal deficit affects you. the number one political issue next year will be how to cut the federal deficit---it sounds boring but the deficit directly affects you and your family in so many ways---how much you pay in taxes, the interest rate on your mortgage and whether you receive government support as just a few examples. washington is so deeply divided on whether to raise your taxes or cut programs that help you, even an 18-member commission, nicknamed simpson bowles, couldn't agree on how to handle the problem. democratic representative jan schakowsky of illinois wants uncle sam to spend his way out of the economic doldrums: >> first of all i don't agree that this is a time for us to be worrying about the deficit because what we need to be doing is actually spending some money to put into people's pockets so that they can go out and buy things. that is a deficit redu

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and these are the images cold world has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing up for a shelter all day. p p. p . and greetings from moscow where it is five o'clock on a monday morning this is r.t. i'm sean thomas and we're glad to have you with us on wednesday the u.s. senate finally approved a landmark strategic arms reduction treaty with moscow russia's lawmakers of followed.

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and these are the images go world has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing corporations a room today. in some beaches she's available in hotels a story and. to kowtow to troops on the soto the true school toto. and see how this. business. for oil tycoon has been found guilty of embezzling billions in cash and oil the former head of oil is already serving eight years for tax evasion and fraud following his arrest in two thousand and three. the spoils of war on a exhibit israel and lebanon compete for tourist attention with theme parks aimed at selling their side of the story displays including weapons tanks and missile launchers with some visitors questioning the morality of it all. president medvedev calling for a tough crackdown on a racially motivated crime such as the recent riots in central moscow and prime minister putin promises justice for all. of their nationality. stay with us here on our farmers up next with the sports highlights. hello there thanks for watching the sport and this is what is coming up. high flying monkey because their incre

these are the images cobol has been seeing from the streets of canada. china operations are on the day. in indonesia all g.'s available in the growth of the church the media who took the ritz carlton hotel and who took the children the millennium hotel in chile you can seal it. who told the kind of initial marco result who told you so to do so. would result in a cold closer to home a current riviera hotel in the central hotel mccown. no relief from. the already jailed former oil tycoon has been found guilty of embezzling billions in cash and crude the former head of oil giant yukos is already serving eight years for tax evasion and fraud following his arrest in two thousand and three. the spoils of war on display israel and lebanon compete for tourist attention with the theme parks aimed at selling their side of the story exhibits include weapons tanks and missile launchers with some visitors questioning the morality. crackdown on a racially motivated crimes and justice for all criminals regardless of nationality the kremlin make strong promises in respo

and these are the images from seeing from the streets of canada. corporations are today. be sure to tell it to. his. hotel. to. post a photo of. the. full point. how would. the top stories of the week the u.s. . nuclear arms reduction deal with russia. still has to be passed by the russian parliament. souls. back. into the plane crash. right now. whether. the thank. you. in broadcasting live from moscow this is r t certainly glad to have you with us on wednesday the u.s. senate finally approved a landmark strategic arms reduction treaty with moscow russia's lawmakers followed suit and gave the new start agreement an initial go ahead.

nicolas hayek, people still stop me on the street--as a matter of fact, i think air canada runs it ints business class--people still stop me to ask about you and about the interview we had in this very room five years ago where we talked about the spirit of entrepreneurship and how important it is to the economy, and i want to go over that again. but first, i want to talk a little bit about your latest project, which is the swatchmobile, and how in the world we're going to go from the swatch to the swatchmobile. - we don't have to go; we're there already. and we're talking about the same type of emotional consumer product that you keep with you--the watch on your skin day and night, and the car with you practically all the time until you go home. and the reason why we started this car is we wanted to show and to prove that the only people who really can be ecologists--can influence the ecology of this world--are entrepreneurs who make products. i gave a talk a few years ago in '89, i think, at the united nations general assembly, saying that the only people who can really influence an

here in toronto, there is a shelter run by christian charity for homeless youth in canada. the proposition that religion is unadulterated poison is unsustainable. itan be destructive it can also create a deep well of compassion and frequently done. people are inspired to do such good by what i would say is the true essence of faith. along with doctrine and ritual particular to each faith, there is a basic belief common to all faiths in serving and loving god in serving and loving your fellow human beings. as witnessed by the life and teachings of jesus, one of selflessness and sacrifice, there is the torah. rabbi hillel have someone tell him that he would convert if he could stand on one leg and recite t tour. he sd do unto others as you have done unto you. the hindus search after selflessness. the buddhist context subjugate selfish desires to care for others and to respect others of another faith. in my view, that is the true face of face. the values derived from this ethnic offer many people a benign and progressive framework by which to live our lives, stimulating the im

canada added single goals in the second and third.hink stay tied for last in the pacific division but they are still just three points out of first. >>> the cal basketball game a winner this afternoon at ohio state. we will have that tonight at ten on sports wrap. we will see you then. >> talked about college of football. what about nfl tomorrow? raiders and niners? >> the raiders playing san diego and the niners are in green bay. >> all right. >> that's the line up for tomorrow. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> coming up tonight at 10:00 missing now for a week, a family's growing worry over the where abouts of its teen daughter. >> and a firsthand look the new strategies a city is trying to fight child prostitution and human trafficking. that's tonight at ten. and that's our report everybody. >> for all of us here, thank you for joining us tonight. our next newscast is the 10:00 news. we hope to see you then. have a good night.

this cold air mass stretches from canada down to florida. and from the atlantic seaboard all the way to the plains. and over the last 12 hours we have had this flow coming out of the north and west. it's been picking up moisture across the great lakes. but the big lake-effect snow machine has ended temporarily for the mountains of western maryland and west virginia where they got more snow yesterday. for us, for the afternoon, partly cloudy and windy and very cold. high temperatus in t teens. we could get snow torrow. i'll have details on that and we'll take a look the at focast for friday and saturday and the weekend. more snow for the weekend. details coming up. >>> a white christmas, it sounds like, huh? >> we'll see. >> thank you, tom. we'll talk to you shortly. >>> some people have been forced out of their artments in the cold. fire crews were called to this building in the 400 block of muddy branch road for an electral problem. when they arrived, they realized the problem was caused by a water leak in the basement. firefighters condemn

. >> muchas gracias , veremos las temperaturas que siguen frescas al norte con el país de canadá , con con lluvias que podrían estar por día su más adelante los detalles ♪ ♪ ♪ ya hace 10 aÑos que la asamblea general de la onu proclamo el 18 de diciembre como el "dia internacional del migrante". ♪ ♪ ♪>> ya estamos de vuelta en univisión noticias. >> ahora pasaremos a la siguiente noticia, hace 10 años que se celebra el día de los inmigrantes , ahora hay datos peores. >> tenemos todos los detalles a continuación.. >> en mñxico poco hay que celebrar , lo que pasa en malda aumente , más delitos contra personas que pasan por manera ilegales. >> el caso de los inmigrantes que fueron muertos en la ciudad de tamaulipas , se sabe que el grupo de los z fueron responsable. >> grups de crímen organizado es donde pasa todo esto , con el trato de personas. >> pero hay cero sentencias. >> el asesinato de la ciudad de tamaulipas freno el flujo de inmigrantes por un tiempo. >> hasta ahora empezó de nuevo. >> la comisión de los derechos humanos documento más de 12 mil secuestros. >> senadores presentaro

low pressure spending over canada with high pressure driving the winds. the high will temporarily winnow out but by thursday afternoon, low pressure will cut across to the south and this gray area indicates possible band of snow. we could see some showers and the best chance is south of the district. a few clouds and a glossary in the city. morning temperatures in the teens and in the suburbs, blustery and maybe a flurry. we will head to 40 degrees friday and saturday and a chance of snow in the forecast for sunday. one of our computer eighth off the coast and many others are ignoring it. there is enough chance that we want to get a heads up that it is a possibility. the closer we get to the weekend, we can raise the probability are taken away altogether. >> thank you. there is another charlie brown special on tonight. lucy and linus'little brother want a dog for christmas. >> they can be a lot of trouble. >> i think that will take some money out of my college trust fund and go buy a dog. >> you don't have a college trust fund. >> i don't? good grief. you

and central canada looking dry. high pressure system firmly in control.wintry precipitation will affect the northwestern corner. rain for northern california, oregon and then that turns to snow for the northern sierra as well as the cascades and the northern rockies. that storm system is finally going to be moving into the northern plains next, bringing significant snow. on your friday minus 13 degrees in winnipeg, 4 in front and slightly cool in new york, 7 degrees on friday. now we take you to europe where our frigid temperatures and widespread snow have again been impacting much of the continent. we start off with the latest footage coming out of london, first of all. let's take a look now. so frigid temperatures have also been impacting much of london this whole week, actually. lots of snow has fallen as well in the past couple of days as gatwick airport remained closed for a second day. meanwhile, much heavier snow has been impacting germany with lots of travel. dangerous conditions. and also delays and cancellations on road, rail, and air transporta

bracamonte, confirmó que esta vez el rumor sí es cierto su novio le entregó el anillo durante un viaje a canadás 8 meses de romance, ella reveló la fecha peco adelantó que dio la exclusiva a una revista de espectáculo donde contará los detalles. >>> inauguró un restaurante en méxico bárbara mori pero causó malestar porque no dio entrevista hasta ahí llegaron famosos que le desearon suerte en esta nueva etapa y está lista gloria trevi para el lanzamiento de su nueva producción musical, estas son fotos de la sesión que realizó para la portada del disco y hoy estuvo grabando el video musical "me río de ti" que vamos a estrenar por aquí en primer impacto. . >>> es el artista juvenil del momento, su pelo, música y bay

traffic headed into the united states from canada, caught and cuoff by a snowstorm. and now rescues are under way. nbc's john yang leads off our coverage tonight in michigan city, india. john, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. here in northwestern indiana along lake michigan, it snowed for the third straight day. folks here are digging out from under 2 feet of snow, and drifts as high as 4 feet. t as you say, the most dramatic cditions were to the east of here. overnight, high winds and blowing snow created whiteout conditions, shutting down a major trucng route into michigan from canada. officials said about 360 cars and trucks were stk on the highway, leaving hundreds of peop trapped in their vehicles. >> how long have you been here? >> going on 24 hours now. >> reporter: winds hit 65 miles per hour, and snowplows were ordered off the roads. police snowmobiles and military helicopters were used to rescue stranded motorists. >> for somebody that's not dressed warm, it's very dangerous, because you could get cold and run out of gas. >> reporter: area ho

i think canada deserves recognition for this because canada had developed a reputation for certainly being a major contributor of the united nation's peace-keeping efforts. i think i'm right in sing, in any serious conflict since korea. >> speaking offer the military, you once referenced or i thought referenced it when your father tpwhuzz the -- >> royal air force. >> royal air force. he was born in south africa. >> he was. >> did he once command 60,000? >> he used to say when he retired, he was refering to the time in the royal air no, sir germany. he said, i went from running an air force of 6,000 men to running alone. and he of course retired as military people do in his mid 50's. i better understand now that i am well past that age. what a tremendous difficult transition it bhust for people to make. i'm very fortunate in being able to carry on. i past my 50th birthday when -- 10 years before i was assigned to the war in iraq. and i felt tremendously, i must say lucky to have been able to carry on a career until our business well past the point at which many people in public servi

western europe and others the we are a group and includes most countries as well as united states canada new zealand australia and other liberal democracies and in the year two thousand israel was admitted in new york and therefore theoretically today israel actually could be potentially a candidate for the security council. however subsequent question arises whether israel would be elected and that's and that's far from clear but despite what you've said at times they are made solutions that are passed that support israel for example the resolution on the commemoration of the holocaust that was overwhelmingly passed with theory it could happen one day that israel would submit . candidacy and it would be elected the security council the reality today is that the islamic states are so. opposed to anything that favors israel even in the most benign way that you would have almost fifty six states determined to oppose israel and many dictatorships at the un automatically opposes for all countries like zimbabwe north korea and so forth vote with the islamic states in their campaign and so eve

and canada studies in moscow to discuss the treaties future russia and the u.s. may be resetting their relations but the country still fail to see i had a i to eye on many issues the us was one of few countries to vote against a resolution condemning the glorification of naziism that was adopted by the united nations table by russia on a stasia churkin a looks at the possible reasons behind the us decision. we have one hundred twenty nine countries saying they want to fight against the glorification of not citizen and then the united states says no but we don't want to sign up to that document this is especially interesting because the united states obviously fought against naziism in the second world war and this is one of those rare opportunities when we have countries like iran and israel even agreeing on an issue which almost never happens but here is the united states who does not want to go along with everyone else over the last several years there have been documents leaked and declassified revealing us cover ups of nazis right after the second world war o

was a year to forget for russia's national hockey team there was the shock seven three defeat to canada at the olympics while a star studded lineup failed to bring home gold at the world championships richard poor feet caught up with the head coach for just because he says the next few years will be a rebuilding process for russian hockey. what's been a very difficult year for the russian national team the loss of a quarter finals a billion breaks to the canadians and the feat in the final of the world championships how difficult has it been for you personally this by the way it is difficult not to lose not just in sport but as a rule in life in general good of the most important thing is to make the right moves and to pick your head up and start moving forward again it's a necessary fact of life that in order to improve one must also experience what it's like to lose of course the defeat to canada in the olympics was difficult to swallow not just for us but also the team's fans and the country as a whole at the world championships we tried to play more attacking hockey and finishing se

markets why not us canada. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cons or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on r g. arrested in. the countries of terrorism it's fueling concerns. spreading across europe. it's the fourth day of the judges reading. before more oil tycoon was found guilty of money laundering reaching the end of a sentence for tax evasion. and the economic crisis is proving to be no barrier to america's credit card addiction. swipe their way through a recession. and sporting news with. hello and welcome to the sports news and what's coming up in the next town that's. russia's national football team remain on track to qualify for the twenty's while european championships sit down with the man in charge of the capital. state of the game russian hockey legend which is locked in talks all things hockey with our team . found so far so good quarterback drill where palps the plot against the bills on the road in this vast area st