canada will bring in refugees, you know, as many as they possibly can, to shine this light that canadao live. but you still have the issue of first nations people. and it used to be quiet, because we were taught to be quiet. and we're not going to be quiet any more. you're not going to kill us, you're not going to kick us and make us stay down, because we're going to say something about the plight of first nations people. every summer, calgary stages the stampede, a week—long party celebrating the pioneering days of old canadian bank gets west. the stampede looks and feels like a celebration of all things canadian cowboy. but every year there is an effort to integrate the experience of the aboriginal peoples of this country. one area of the showground is always given over to the first nations experience. but there's no effort to be politically correct — they call it the indian village. the highlight of a visit to the indian village is the pow—wow. dancers from indigenous communities all over canada, and the us as well, bring their best outfits and dance moves. visitors to the stampede

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and canada which was reached over a year ago. this significant bipartisan legislation is great news for u.s.-canadian relations and maintains a positive working relationship with border first especially in rural regions like ours and allows facility sharing. his bill expands u.s.- pre-clearance screening. this process will allow for an easier and accelerated trip while ensuring necessary trips for our national security. i encourage my colleagues to support this vital legislation to secure a northern border and facilitate commerce and travel between the u.s. and canada and i urge the senate to quickly send this to the president. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from texas is recognized. ms. jackson lee: i yield to the distinguished gentlelady from ew hampshire for five minutes. the author of this legislation. we thank you, congresswoman kuster. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for five minutes. ms. kuster: i thank the gentlelady from texas and thank you to the chair, mr. demrat. i ri

like in person. >> she said she was moving to canada. >> ideal. deal in every way. >> no casing on the set. president-elect donald trump made picks. herman cain joins me early are with his his thoughts. so donald trump nominatesandy puzder and responsible for this tape. >> jalapeno and spicy santa fe sauce. >> now any guy that produces an adlike that is brilliant. i think he gets it and knows what is going on. what do you think about this guy, tell me about him. >> he's the ceo of a restaurant company and i know about that. and he understands service and he understands labor. because the ceo of a restaurant company has a delegate balancing act and i have respect for him as secretary of labor. >> they say he was mean to his workers. i don't know what that means. maybe they didn't have days off. is that a legitimate criticism coming from the democrat? >> no, it is easy to find a disgrunteled employee that says something nasty. that is not valid. >> i can find a few disgrunteled employees on my own staff. that is not hard. and we have rex tillerson.

like in person. >> she said she was moving to canada. >> ideal. i deal in every way. >> no casing on the set. president-elect donald trump made picks. herman cain joins me early are with his his thoughts. so donald trump nominatesandy puzder and responsible for this tape. >> jalapeno and spicy santa fe sauce. >> now any guy that produces an adlike that is brilliant. i think he gets it and knows what is going on. what do you think about this guy, tell me about him. >> he's the ceo of a restaurant company and i know about that. and he understands service and he understands labor. because the ceo of a restaurant company has a delegate balancing act and i have respect for him as secretary of labor. >> they say he was mean to his workers. i don't know what that means. maybe they didn't have days off. is that a legitimate criticism coming from the democrat? >> no, it is easy to find a disgrunteled employee that says something nasty. that is not valid. >> i can find a few disgrunteled employees on my own staff. that is not hard. and we have rex tillerson

bieber is from canada. >> toronto, yes. >> do you feel guilty?t as guilty as i feel for celine dion. ♪ that's the way it is >> you play hockey? >> i do. >> do you have a nice slap shot? >> yes. >> can you skate? >> no, i'm indian. >> how do i say eh? >> eh. >> eh. >> eh. >> eh. >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> eh. >> about. it's about. what we're talking about. enough with the eh business. >> you play hockey? >> no. >> okay. do you like maple syrup? >> no, i don't. >> what else you got to say? >> not much. >> do you resent the united states of america as' canadian? >> as a canadian, i resent your imperialism. >> we haven't taken over your country. >> well, you tried in 1812 and we burned down your white house. >> do you know who i am? >> no. >> i'm watters and this is my world. you just snorted. >> kimberly, megan and peter back. fox news contributor ebony williams. so ebony, they never moved. >> no, they didn't. it's funny because the celebrities, right, they maybe have the luxury saying they're going to move. but my favorite was on

you cannot afford to move to canada. >> one of your co hosts said all say they move to canada and whyt about mexico. they don't want to have to pay for the wall. >> a lot of pesos. >> have you ever been to canada? >> i have. >> i am from minnesota. sort of southern canada. >> i wouldn't brag about that. >> are you offended by the ri c ridiculous celebrities who say they want to move. >> i think they should talk about how much they love castro and hate america. that one girl should say that stuff in person. if she were around me that is the kind of thing -- >> what year was the war of 1812? >> might have been the most educated participant on "watters' world." >> i found her not in america. i found her in canada. >> talking about burning our white house down. >> no fly list. >>> thank you very much. i appreciate it. merry christmas. you are allowed to say that again. thank you to donald trump. show is over. before we go i wanted to make sure you will be joining kimberly and i this new year's eve live from times square ringing in 2017. plus also ahead in 2017 the spin stops here tour. se

el gobierno de canadÁ eliminÓ el requisito de visa para fortalecer la relaciÓn que canadÁ tiene con unoa solicitud electrÓnico en lÍnea. es una autorizaciÓn de viajero que cuesta siete dÓlares. >> fue muy sencillo. en un rato se llena el formulario. contestan muy rÁpido. autorizar muy rÁpido. salvador: cuÁl fue el trato de los agentes de aduana? >> como todos los agentes de aduana de todo el mundo. salvador: canadÁ se reserva el derecho a la entrada a cualquier persona que venga aquÍ y que ellos sospechen que venga con la intenciÓn de solicitar asilo polÍtico. nosotros tendremos mÁs informaciÓn sobre esta noticia en "primer impacto". presentadora: muchas gracias. presentador: la actriz mexicana key del castillo -- kate del castillo, desmintiÓ esa posible candidatura. presentadora: es falso. se me ofreciÓ hacerlo, pero lo rechace. fue lo que dijo en el diario de espaÑa. todo comenzÓ cuando la prensa mexicana mencionÓ esta posibilidad. la actriz para gobernadora. decÍan muchos titulares. la gente se volviÓ loca. pero ya dijo que no es cierto. presentador: debemos preguntar a ustedes que n

>> pretty much. >> bieber is from canada. >> toronto, yes. >> do you feel guilty? guilty as i feel for saliceline dion. ♪ and that's the way it is. ♪ >> do you play hockey? >> yeah. >> do you have a nice slap shot? >> no. >> do you skate? >> no. >> how do i say eh? >> ervegs h. >> i don't know what you're talking about a-boot. >> it's about! >> do you play hockey? >> no. >> do you like maple syrup. >> no. >> what do you like? >> not much. >> do you resent the united states of america as a canadian? >> as a canadian. i vent your imperialism. >> we haven't taken over your country. >> well you tried. and we burnt down your white house. >> do you know whie am? >> no. >> i'm watters. >> joining us to talk to us, ebony. they never moved. >> no they didn't. it's funny. the selects, right, they maybe have the luxury of saying they're going to move. my favorite was on facebook, the laypeople saying they were going to move. honey, you can't even move out of your mother's basement. you can't afford to move to canadian. >> all these celebrities say they're moving to canada. wh

bieber is from canada.el guilty in. >> not as guilty as i feel for celine dion. >> trump said he's going to roip up nasa and renegotiate it. >> free tad has don so profoundly negative things to local movements. >> you and trump agree on something? >> no, sweet jesus, no. >> do you play hockey? >> no i don't. >> do you like maple syrup? >> no, i don't. >> how are things under canada with trudeau. >> about how things would have been had you electeds bernie sanders. >> is that terrible? >> that's on attention getter. >> as a canadian are you upset that we focus all of our attention on mexico in. >> no. i like mexico. i'm going there for new year's. >> better get there quick before we build a wall. >> how do i say hey. >> a. >> am i doing it right? >> eh? >> get it right, moron. ♪ >> do they even get fox news in canada? >> fox news, no. >> bill o'reilly my boss, do you think he should move his show to con treel? >> definitely. >> why do you say that s? >> bill o'reilly is great. >> i think i found the only fact

their arrival in canada appeared a bit bill will go their arrival in canada appeared a bit bewilderingprince, not even a canadian prime minister could persuade a tired three—year—old to high—five or even handshake. in this bilingual country where prince william will one day be king, there was a chance to try out his french. nous sommes tres heureux d'etre de retour au canada. nous vous remercions d'etre de ce pays magnifique. applause. the canada trip took in some of the wild beauty of the country, particularly in the yukon territory. the couple heard of the struggle for equality still faced by some of canada's indigenous people. there was, though, also time with their children. for george and charlotte, a party with all the trappings. shared with military families at government house in victoria. the entertainer who was balloon modelling seemed to spark a little sibling rivalry. as the duke and duchess continued to protect their children's privacy, it was a rare chance to see george and charlotte in a more informal setting. namaste. for a trip to india earlier in the year, the childre

oil sands in canada. think the relationship with putin could end up being a positive thing. >> could be. >> just like you said in your talking points. >> could be. >> could actually neutralize putin. not every business guy is right for government. >> he has got to be one tough cookie. he has china he doesn't have any relationship with china as far as i know. >> no. because china needs oil. they don't have oil but they need it. >> rex has got a lot of it. >> he has done deal deals with bad okay hombres as donald trump would say. iran and boeing. boeing does $17 billion deal to sell jets to iran. not every business decision is going to be good for america. so that's why there are questions. i welcome an investigation and challenge. >> if you were in the senate would you vote to confirm tillerson? >> i like the idea. >> do you? >> yeah. >> all right. maria bartiromo, everybody. thanks for coming in. we appreciate it drug overdoses skyrocketing in the u.s.a. is the obama administration partially responsible f

i know you're iranian, you have citizenship, but you study and work in canada.took you back to iran? i had gone to visit some school friends, who were supposed to come with me, and we were supposed to be travelling a little bit in iran, especially in the turkish area, which i had always wanted to go to, but because i have no family there, i was hesitant to go. so she encouraged me to go. a very political time in iran, because they had parliamentary elections. yes. well, she said if you come with me, i'm going to visit my family, and then there's also parliamentary elections, then you can also observe. because i had never been in iran during parliamentary elections. i guess the point is the anthropologist in you felt that there was an opportunity, notjust to have a nice visit to iran, but to do some research work as well? well, i was going to do some research work, but my research work for my project was archival work, so i did go to the parliament library and got some documents, because, essentially, when the iranian constitutional had happened... but once once

nous sommes tres heureux d'etre de retour au canada.re pour nous accueillir. cheering. the canada trip took in some of the wild beauty of the country, particularly in the yukon territory. the couple heard of the struggle for equality still faced by some of canada's indigenous people. there was, though, also time with their children. for george and charlotte, a party with all the trappings, shared with military families at government house in victoria. the entertainer who was balloon modelling seemed to spark a little sibling rivalry. as the duke and duchess continue to protect the children's privacy, it was a rare chance to see george and charlotte in a more informal setting. namaste. for a trip to india earlier in the year, the children were left behind in the uk. here, the duke and duchess saw the extremes of life in modern india — from visits to the slum areas, where they heard about the hardship of daily life, to the glamour and glitz of bollywood, and dinner with showbiz stars and business leaders. a chance to exert the soft power

for some of her grandchildren and great—grandchildren, a trip to canada.icial overseas visit for the family of four. the duke and duchess of cambridge were also in india. a reminder of royal visits past. and for prince harry, a new relationship highlighted the tricky balance between a private and public life. when you're the queen, you get two birthdays. the real one and the official one. april the 21st was the queen's actual 90th birthday, and she celebrated in windsor. there was of course a cake, baked by nadiya hussain, the winner of the great british bake off. and a meeting with fellow 90—year—olds. 0h, an amazing day, yes. i never really imagined that i'd meet her. i never imagined i'd be 90, let's face it! she was in the bombing of london, so was i. she was evacuated, so was i. and then she was called up, and so was i. this was a birthday celebration, but also a public thank you for her years of service. in the evening, the queen lit a beacon in windsor great park, and listened to a tribute from her son and heir. your majesty, mummy... laughter. i fi

and canada.gues, cbs news, washington. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we will go to louisiana for more into the investigation into the shooting death of former nfl star joe mcknight. >>> plus, new allegations of overspending in the construction of american embassies abroad. and singing meghan trainor will announce the 59th grammy award nominations. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,$8drw ,,,, i'm kenny choi. and i'm michelle griego. ales with a ch >>> you're looking live at the pyramid this december 6th. get ready for cold temperatures this week. >> i'm already cold. it's cold in the studio. >> we already got cold temperatures. >> we are all split on this. >> we are not. you and maria had it all the way to the low yesterday. >> you complain when it's in the middle too. >> sometimes. there are times. >> good morning, everybody. rise and shine. we have some areas of fog and some cold temper

and canada, let's not forget about canada what they bring to the table.but we we are very open to working within the framework that allows us to strengthen the very successful free-trade agreement that we have built over 25 years. >> we have responded to the criticism in europe against ics which was seen as privatized just as giving excessive rates for foreign investors, paper savings, arbitrators who could be having conflict of interest and which would propose a modernized system which we agreed to. the canadians and but if you do that and tens of agreements you create a problem when you want to have an investment court where you can have judges settling these disputes. maybe you are not there but we talked about reform of tdi. we are changing it to create exceptions to allow us when there is excess capacity are market distortions and raw materials to impose duties that are higher than the current duties. in stimulating the trade defense by proposing the removal of nonmarket economy companies that want to change the rules. when he trade defense to deal w

. >> canada?yeah. >> i'm thinking canada lablatt, mollson's versus yuenglin gshg gsh but you're not a beer guy. >> right. >> i love beer. >>> one high school note. archbishop wood won. he gets a lot of compliments. he wears his army hat, walks around with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, "thank you for serving our country" and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community by the end of 2017. i'm very proud of him. male vo: comcast. >>> this is when we wished we had the remote car starters. >> oh yes. at least have the gloves on your hand and the hats covering your ears tomorrow. it's going to be a cold one in the morning. temperatures will feel like the teens again. afternoon highs in the upper 30s. nice and sunny. on sunday, we'll watch the approach of rain and snow. lehigh valley, the poconos, pennsylvania suburbs we'll be watching that. overnight rain on monday. bigger cooldown

so then they played the music, saying, "we wanted you to remember canada." asked them to stop. i said, i always remember canada and my family, you don't need to play the music. they said, "no, we want you to hear." they continued, as i argued i did not want to. and in the end, i got so frustrated, i told them, i guess this is part of the islamic human rights. because they continuously told me, we don't need international human rights, we have islamic human rights. but once i said, "i guess this is part of islamic human rights," they stopped. on another occasion they came and brought a picture of my mother looking very sad, standing at my father's graveyard, in london. they said, "oh, we brought a picture from your family so it reminds you of them." i said, "i do not need a picture, my family is in my mind. i do not need pictures for it to remember them." but they said, "anyway, we have brought it." i was behind a one—way mirror. i could not see them, but they pushed the picture for me and i saw what it was. i mean, i knew what they were doing to me, but none

. >> canada? >> yeah. >> no,m thinking canada labatt, molson's versus yuenglin but younow e not a beer guy. >> right. >> i love beer. >>> one high school note. archbishop wood won. congratulations to the vikings. >>> that's it for sporspo. i am danny pommells. csn. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just $79.99 per month online for the first year. cable can't offer that. only fios can. >>> cf1 o rnners get into the holiday spirit for two events. the rudolph run 5k begins this morning. participants dress in festive outfispo as they cf1 o rn. and thepsull donate canned good to the food pantry. and then this apafernoon, runnig of the santas. l

. >> canada? >> yeah. >> i'm thinking canada labatt, molson's versus coors, budweiser, yuenglin but you're not a beer guy. >> right. >> i love beer. >>> one high school note. archbishop wood won. for the state tied he will 5 a. before we go. shoutout to the quarterback, they lost state title matchup. trying to finish a perfect season, came up short. props to them on a great year. that's it for sports. i am danny pommells. csn. >>> i am rosemary connors, for nbc10 at issue. how one community is fighting badge the scourge of heroin. >>> and a brand new drug dissolves dangerous plaque. >> doctors like me are excited about the prospect of having a new medicine, new class of medicine to lower ldl cholesterol by as much as statin with fewer side effects. >>> and glenn schwartz joins us with the forecast. sunday at 11:30, following "meet the press," only on nbc10. >>> this afternoon it is the annual running of the santas. hundreds of santas race around spring garden beginning 3:00 this afternoon. the run

it is my favorite place in canada. tough, crazy bastards, and i admire them for it. toronto, vancouver, i love you. but not like montreal. why? i shall explain. all will be revealed. in the meantime, check this guy out. what's the post office's motto? neither rain nor sleet nor driving snow nor plague of locusts will prevent the mail carrier from delivering my junk mail? here in montreal, the simple task of delivering the mail in winter comes with its own set of hurdles. icy hurdles. i gotta ask. do you have special equipment for this? >> mailman: we got, like, slip-on boots. we do have our boots when it rains. uh, sorry, when it gets icy. >> anthony: uh-huh. >> mailman: with spikes on them. >> anthony: uh-huh. >> mailman: and they gave us also slip-on spikes, for when it's icy. >> anthony: any sort of city ordinance that you have to shovel? >> mailman: no. >> anthony: you're not -- they're not penalized financially or ticketed? >> mailman: no, they're not penalized or anything. no, nothing like that. >> anthony: any i

and canada. jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we will go to louisiana for more into the investigation into the shooting death of former nfl star joe mcknight. >>> plus, new allegations of overspending in the construction of american embassies abroad. and singing meghan trainor will announce the 59th grammy award that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. 3 3:33:58::09-3:34:02:09"the neighbors called to tell us the car was in the front yard by the porch." porch."now at 4:30 - a car slams into a home in west allis with people sleeping inside. what police say appears to be a factor in the crash .. coming up!plus ... :06-:13 prosecutors talk about possible charges in an open warehouse fire dozens. i'm edward lawrence in oakland with the latest, coming up. good morning everyone.it's tuesday, december 6-th. we have a lot coming up for you this morning--- including a shopping spree with firs

and canada.gues, cbs news, washington. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we will go to louisiana for more into the investigation into the shooting death of former nfl star joe mcknight. >>> plus, new allegations of overspending in american aembassies abroad. and singing meghan trainor will announce the 59th grammy award nominations. that's it for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. (alex)tor) if you have medicare or will be covered soon, here are some important things you should know. first, if you think medicare covers everything, you may be in for an expensive surprise. second, you could be responsible for thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket costs. which brings us to number three. a medicare supplement insurance policy from colonial penn life insurance company can help you save money by helping to pay the bills medicare doesn't. so you have affordable coverage with the freedom to choose a plan that best meets your needs and

canada and manufacturers moving to canada?uest: that has been lessguest: of the concern, especially concerned -- in comparison to mexico. you china's specific industries and with other manufacturing in mexico. mexico is concern for the impact on agriculture and different parts of the agriculture economy , so everybody has their pet industry, and mexico has not been that much in the conversation of the need to renegotiate as mexico has. att: you can follow us c-span wj. joe is in miami, florida, republican. good morning. caller: good morning. i would like to talk about the oil trade from 2000-2008 crisis, to $1000 -- from $13 plus barrels of oil, was caused to an agreement of opec to reduce production so that the price of oil would go up. the effect was devastating in 2008, just because we slowed down. one of the things happening again here is that opec is agreeing to reduce production again, and has raised the price a little bit more. -- before we cannot compete because we had legislation that we cannot an international market

so we might nuke canada next. >> what?trudeau and donald trump have anything in common? >> neoliberal economic policy? >> nerd alert. >> also a people person and trump's whole campaign was based on being a man of the people. >> do you think trump and do you doe have anything in common? do you think trump could learn anything after trudeau. >> i think he could model himself and become a better leader. >> do you think trump and do you goh doe have anything in common. >> they are both men. >> are you sure about trudeau. >> good call. you are a funny guy. >> trudeau in a little trouble for praising castro. how does that make you feel? [speaking foreign language] >> i don't know what you are talking about. >> clearly pr people are not doing their job. >> supporting fidel castro regardless of how you look at it historically there was at lot of benefits that came to the cuban people. >> death and poverty? >> fidel castro good guy or bad guy. >> as a student as a history major or as a my own opinion? [ buzzer ] >> time suspect. yo

it's going to drag in some chilly air out of canada. highs will be in the 40s as opposed to 50s. 58 in boston for a high today, most of us 55 to 60 degrees. a few clouds tonight, 32 to 38 in the suburbs, 40 downtown, but there is going to be an active wind. so at times the wind chill will be in the 20s. and that includes as you wake up tomorrow morning. tomorrow won't be as mild, but december 2nd 50 degrees in boston, still not bad, well above average. 50 in norwood. pats this weekend 1:00 game on sunday, sun and clouds, an do turn cooler. so 41 degrees, the wind chill will be in the upper 30s at times. you do want to be bundled up. other than that no weather- related issues. seven-day forecast brings us out to temperatures even a little bit colder on monday. there will be a chance of a flurry or two and we'll be around 40 through mid week. kate. >>> all right. taking a look at the roads right now, 6:16 on your thursday, albeit a little foggy out there and wet, the roads are looking pretty good. the tough spot, of course, the expressway

where is canada in the cycle? where is canada and the economic cycle?this today. when you described a 15-year slump, is it still fair to call it a slump? when is it just the new normal? bank of canada wants to see a broad-based economic recovery led by non-energy exports, and we have not seen that yet. we have a canadian dollar that has been weak. further ifen analysts and investors are right in the markets are right and you see the fed start a course of hikes and canada stays put. if you look at work for the outcome of the most probable scenario for 2017 is that the bank of canada does not do anything, so rates would stay the same. with a hike from the fed in december, spreads would widen and u.s. rates would move ahead of canada for the first time since 2007. that would weigh on the canadian dollar, which might help experts, but if you look at history, we have not seen that. david: we will check in with you tomorrow. coming up, bill gross is up with his december investment outlook. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ is 2:00 p.m. in new york, a 11:00 p.m. in san f

and applause ) i know, i know, canada!anada, the language of france with the culture of minnesota. beautiful country, beautiful country, you're welcome. but don't reach for your passport yet, because last night, as the election returns were coming in, the canadian immigration website crashed. ( laughter ) don't know why! a lot of websites went down last night. apocalypsebunkers.net, stresseatersanonymous.org, and klanklothing.biz. yes, we klan! ( audience reacts ) now-- they're doing a brisk business. now i can understand why canada is so attractive. you've got the free healthcare and a prime minister who looks like the prince from "tangled." ( cheers and applause ) but listen up. everybody out there, every american who is thinking, "oh, i'm going to go to canada": you don't get to flee to another country when things get rough here. ( cheers and applause ) being an american citizen is like family: you're in it whether you like it or not. ( cheers and applause ) i mean, for pete's sake, at thanksgiving, when uncle ernie hit

companies texaco or to canada.s there big benefits we have to get up there and speak about both the government and private air. >> when we're looking at what we could call nafta to point out, where do we go from here? there's three main pillars here in the first one i've discussed essentially doing a realistic fact-based assessment of the impact of the north american free trade agreement of all three countries that could then be benefits for the u.s. we have to analyze that deeply and distribute the information, get it out there so people understand what impact it has been day-to-day life. the second element is the recognition of course the trade agreement can be strengthened, can be modernized. many of the disciplines that the tpp didn't exist. elements of intellectual property rights protection, the digital economy from a state owned enterprises, all listed issues we can analyze and a strong cooperative agenda that it says between u.s. and canada, but in the example of mexico in the u.s., the agenda to work on el

>> also in canada, in this case the roads have been cleared, that's great, however, what's not clear are the rooftops of some of the vehicles speeding down this road, including -- >> oh, wow! >> and that happens often, too. there's nothing you can do. >> totally shattered the windshield of this car. they pulled over, they claim that the truck saw they also claim they had minor scrapes and cuts from this incident. >>> a man that has his work cut ut or to him and as always he is up for the challenge. >> i'm dr. matt, this puppy is named -- he smells so terrible right now. >> wow. henry is in a bad way. >> he has mange. come look at these scabs right months old. >> where has this puppy been. >> not sure where he has been. he is in the right place now. >> we're going to give him a batting, he is gross, and we will start treatment and get all of this mange off and he will be a healthy puppy. >> he's trying to get out. doggie, trust us, stay in there for a week. >> we have had henry for two weeks now and we have knocked the is looking better, very few scabs left on him, his hair is startin

last week it was way up still in canada. but it looks like the polar vortex everybody knows circulation of super cold air it comes down actually to upper level feature and drives cold air down at the surface okay. then then comes down south of the hudson bay a little bit and look at that. look at all the negative 9 degrees up there. and gilham canada, big trout lake minus 3. all that comes down and we end up with real, real cold stuff coming n real quickly temperatures today, not super cold, 44 city and gaithersburg 406789 good sunshine. cold air comes in tonight and that means we'll have snow showers outhe air coming through this evening. okay. shouldn't be a big deal. but watch out nonetheless. here's erin como with a look at traffic. >> right now it's 4:35 we have eyes on the roads this wednesday morning. traffic and calvertton looking good 95 north and south by the icc after a sear yes, sir deadly crash overnight and both lanes reopened. let's look live outside and show you what you are up against in virginia today. traf

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. >> canada?. >> i'm thinking canada labatt, molson's versus yuenglin but you're not a beer guy. >> congratulations on the top trading cards. >> thanks for having me. >> thank you. >> i love beer. >>> one high school note. archbishop wood won. aa class five title. and shoutout to the quarterback, they lost their state title matchup thursday trying to finish a perfect season. came up short. props to them. great year. >>> that's it for sports. i am danny pommells. csn. >>> nbc10 continues the commitment to clear the shelters, find homes foray doptable pets. joining krystal and me, city council sill man and board member. we have tinker. she's a seven-year-old pit ham mix, adorable. has cute ears. she's house trained. loves rolling around in the grass. she's quirky. she's ready to be adopted. she's being foster td by one of my staff members that works for me. also trying to find her a great home in the spirit of the holidays. >> this is the time of year people think about maybe i am going to get that

that is that cool air coming out of canada. and early next week a lot of clouds and still holding on to that chilly theme with temps tuesday and wednesday, low 40s. see you at 6:00. >>> this football season has gone by fast and the play offs are right around the corner. >> with gronkowski now out, how is your fantasy team looking this week? need for a few tips? we have you covered in this week's fantasy >> hey there pats fans. welcome to fantasy fixer. we are already on week 13, which means some fantasy leagues are already on the verge of play offs. we are also talking about the patriots comeback win against the jets. that was amazing, but man, they lost gronkowski in that. >> yeah, big price to pay for fantasy owners out of the there as we wind down if you are playing a two week league, maybe a big match up for gronkowski not to have him this week. somebody will have to pick up the rams, one of the better defenses in the league, but they are not consistent enough in stopping the run. not a good match up last week against if je