her strong european team a small but strong kenyan team and in my third olympics representing canada marks out of the russian olympic squad will be named at the end of june after the domestic championships and it will be a tough choice for the team's coaches as the country will compete in eleven of the twelve disciplines repulsor day and alexandra de chant i have been lead in competitors for russia in recent months when goals are the most broke up stage in the case. that even they see room for improvement is working regularly such as we're here we're first place and duesberg first here in moscow and it's obviously very good but there are still some negatives to be eliminated from or four minutes think among them we're going to do with our team the great coaches medical staff on the grid. in the olympic year the results of the world cup events iraq fernanda the shadow of the world's biggest competition it applies to a huge variety of sports in rowing is no exception that's when the time comes the sports best will be duly lake hoping to create their own little bit of history. art see more sc

particularly as the arctic opened up and enormous advantages were there for us and we were watching canada, mark, norway making billions of dollars, norway has a sovereign fund of several billion dollars it has gotten for its people from oil and gas up in the arctic. we saw what they have been doing up there and we said for our companies to do this, we need to become party to the treaties. that was an additional benefit and then there were environmental benefits as well for the health of the world's oceans. >> thank you very much. >> senator lugar. >> thank you. i won't go into what we did this morning but i say to you secretary rumsfeld from my experience in the military, we have a change of command. we have 24 stores before us yet i submitted a letter of 33 stars that were retired. seems like once they retired things changed. i always suspected that had to do with the chain of command of course. president obama and before him of course president bush -- >> can i just say to you senator -- no, i'll give you your time, i'm not going to invade your time but you are impugning the integrity of thei

this one from canada. it marks the official start to celebration. >> the arrival of a canadian navel fleet marks the beginning. >> we're going to have arrives starting as early as 8 o'clock in the morning going into the afternoon. >> the bicentennial of the a war of 1812 -- the war of 1812, 40 tall ships and naval vessels will sail?. -- sail in. intlsz to observe not -- >> to not observe the start of the war, but the century of peace. it's two centuries of peace. >> visitors can tour the ships at the inner harbor, fells point and north locus point through out the week. >> reporter: we're back live in fells point. we're going to show you from chopper 13 a look at the brazilian ship as it makes its way into the inner harbor. we're told it might be spain. from my point i can't tell. don, you might have a better idea. the one behind me i can tell you is a canadian ship. the photographer -- scott and i are going to be getter on the mexican navy fleet. we will bring worry the latest at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00 and we are so e

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. >> maryland's top brass marks two centuries of friendship between the u.s., britain and canada. >> for the first time ever the ambassador of canada and the ambassador of great britain came here to attest to peace. >> you can fight battles, win wars, become alleys but democracy is our greatest tribute. >> the morgan state choir performs the star spangled banner. >> it's cool we get to participate in such a big part of maryland. the war of 1812 was here an we go to morgan. >> tapping off a week marylanders won't forget. >> i love the hisly -- history of this area. >> sailabration was like willing the 4th of july, your birthday, new year's day and flag day all in one big weekend. it's going to take a long time to come down from this. >> reporter: live here at the inner harbor. the 100 sailors from the mexican boat guatamal, they're doing their morning work outs. the big boats, the tall ships are going to pull out at around 11:00. the first large announcement sort of from one of the tugs went off and they're going to start pulling the gray ships off the wall soon. a great site to see.

last night in toronto, canada, that child and the photographer who took the picture reunited to mark the anniversary of this iconic image. here's tony guida. >> kim puck, a nine-year-old girl runs crying, screaming, she is naked, her clothes and some skin burned away by napalm. her wounds could have killed her. ironically, this photograph may have saved her life. >> i want to honor all my heroes. >> kim phuc got the chance last night, an occasion for her to thank strangers who knew her only as the girl in the picture but fought to save her life. her heroes include the british journalist who gave a traumatized child water from his canteen. vietnamese photographer nick ut who took the picture then rushed her to a small, nearby hospital. and former nurse, 91-year-old martha arsenault from quebec. >> somebody took care of her, but now she's taking care of other people. >> principally through a foundation that helps child victims of war and in her work through the u.n. as an ambassador for peace. the scars kim phuc battled were not only physical. for years she battled anger, hatred and se

. >> reporter: they mark two centuries of friendship between the u.s., britain, and canada. >> for the first time ever, the ambassador of canada and the ambassador of the united kingdom came here the attest to peace, to reaffirm the close bonds that bind our three countries to together. >> you can fight battles, win wars, and become allies, but democracy is our greatest tribute. >> reporter: the morgan state choir performs the star spangled banner. >> it's cool we get to participate in such a big part of maryland. the war of 1812 was here in maryland. >> reporter: the ceremony a reminder of the historic battle that took place at ft mchenry. >> reporter: this marks the last full day visitors can tour the tall ships before tuesday's departure. >> it was like your birthday, new year's day, flag day all in one big weekend. it's going to take a long time to come down from this. >> reporter: tomorrow 40 tall ships with sail out of baltimore city. >> and if you want to watch the ships parade out of the harbor, it's happening between 10:45 and 12:30. >>> the message spray painted on the master

. >> reporter: at fort mchenry, maryland's top brass marked two centuries of friendship between the u.s., britain and canada. >> for the first time ever, the ambassador of canada and the ambassador of the united kingdom came here to attest for peace, to reattest the close binds that bind our three countries together. >> you can fight battles, you can win wars, you can become allies but democracy is our greatest tribute. >> reporter: the morgan state choir performs the star spangled banner. >> it's cool that we get to participate in such a big part of maryland because the war of 1812 was here in maryland and we go to morgan which is a maryland state university. >> reporter: a reminder of the historic battle that took place. >> i'm very patriotic, i love fort mchenry, i love the his -- history of this area. >> reporter: this also marks the last day that people can tour the tall ships before tomorrow's departure. >> it's like having the fourth of july, new year's day and flag day all in one big weekend. it's going to take a long time to come down from this. >> reporter: you got to love vic as our photographer

. >> reporter: at fort mchenry, maryland's top brass marked two centuries of friendship between the u.s., britain and canada. >> for the first time ever, the ambassador of canada and the ambassador of the united kingdom came here to attest to peace, to reaffirm the close bonds that reaffirm our country together. >> you can fight battles, you can win wars, you can become allies but democracy is our greatest tribute. >> reporter: the morgan state choir performing the star spangled banner. >> it's cool that we get to participate in such a big part of maryland, because the war of 1812 happened here in baltimore and we go to morgan which is a state university. >> i'm very patriotic, i love fort mchenry, i love the history of this area. >> reporter: this also marks the last full day visitors can tour the tall ship before tuesday's departure. >> today and celebration was like having the fourth of july, your birthday, new year's day and flag day all in one big weekend. it's going to take a long time to come down from this. >> reporter: as we said tomorrow marks the end of sailabration. for tonight if you're going t

. >> at fort mchenry, maryland's top brass marked two centuries of friendship between the u.s., britain and canada >> you can fight battles, win wars, become allies, but democracy is our greatest tribute. >>> the morgan state choir performs star spangled banner. >> it is cool that we get to participate in such a big part of maryland. maryland state university. >> the ceremony a reminder of the historic battle that took place at fort mchenry. >> i am very patriotic i love fort mchenry i love the history of this area. >> this also marks the last full day visitors can tour the tall ships before tuesday's departure. >> god bless fort mchenry, god bless our alleygod bless united states of america, the country we hold dear. >> coming up tonight at 5:00 p.m., we hear from vinceone of the most patriotic americans and baltimore januarys we have ever met wait until you hear what he compared today's ceremony to. >> can't wait we always love to hear from vince. jessica thank you. you can see all the stories we've done on the celebration, on our website, wjz.com. >>> the weather didn't dampen today's event. wh

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canada. the search for the gunman suspected of killing at least one person. >>> england is full of celebration as queen elizabeth marksal milestone. >>> the bay area cooling trend continues. coming up, i will show you a change in the fog pattern first thing tomorrow morning and when we could be track a few light showers. you don't exactly have that green thumb. but your siding? that's pro. finish like a pro with cabot wood stains. cabot...that's pro. to deposit checks at the nearest citibank branch. ♪ like this one. ♪ or this one. ♪ or, maybe this one. ♪ but when it's this easy to use citibank mobile check deposit at home...why would he? ♪ woooo! [ male announcer ] citibank mobile check deposit. easier banking. every step of the way. . >>> a frightening scene at toronto's main shopping mall. when a gunman opened fire, killing one person, and injuring seven others. police say the shooting happened near the food court at the eaton centre. authorities say one of the injured is a 13-year-old boy. witnesses described a chaotic scene as people tried to get out of that mall and police say at least two people were pushed to t

they they think great strives for mark can pull this off i do think that other and largest states will take notice and follow suit just like happened as you noted in canada and started their incest catch want to other provinces so notice that it eventually became the law of canada that can and probably will happen here it will take a while you'll even think it while for a for a vermont to do this they go they'll need waivers from the government to enact this before two thousand and seventeen. but they are on the way and that's very exciting news you know mitt romney is out today saying he's going to repeal and replace this thing the repeal part is apparently going to happen in the house of representatives on july ninth what what would america look like what would our health care landscape look like if obama romney was elected if republicans held control of the house and kept a veto in the senator even took control of the senate and followed through on that . you know if we we know that we have a health care crisis in this country if that were to happen we can we can see that yes we we know at least i know what i think most americans should know that many

>>mark: there is a developing story this morning. on the alberta can best in canada.hree people are dead. that university is in lock down pit this at after apparent rivalry of an armored vehicle. there are students on campus. >>darya: this said that this was made up of poor planning in irian there was many arrests. there were hundreds of people arrested on october 25th. this was the focus of an independent investigation looking at that please respond on that day in 101 the protesters was when iraqi war veterans kinsmen he suffered from a fractured skull after the head and then had with the police beanbag. in some of the recommendations are being implemented or and the process of beans -- being considered in irian >>mark: a truckdriver was making his rounds when suddenly the garbage trucks started rolling backwards. it plus s.a. car into another hong and then rolled backwards ensue another house. >> i was getting ready for my daughter's graduation. i did see something happening in my yard. all this sudden something that the fun of my house. i didn't know what it was. i

from great britain and canada for a special ceremony to observe not the start of the war 200 years ago but observe two centuries of peace. it was the end of the wharf 1812 that marked beginning the peace between two great nations of the world, celebration village being set up around the harbor for families to learn about the history of the city and our country. and the good news is if you don't find a spot right where i am, it doesn't really matter. there are so many things going on around the harbor throughout the weekend at rash field there's a whole adventure area for families and children and of course it's all free. very nice. guys we're live at the inner harbor jessica kartalija. >>> jessica bob says the weather is going to be fantastic this weekend looking forward to it. stay with with jazz. >>> gripping testimony the key witness takes the stands in the sexual abuse trial of a former high profile assistant football coach. >>> two pasadena teenagers are in police custody after throwing a bottle bomb at a 6- year-old girl. now parents in anne arundel counties are on high alert. >>> a thank you to the man ha helped make this scene possible. that story as eyewit

mark. i started wondering if it would be possible to get our aaa back. it is possible. one of the countries that did it is our neighbor to the north. ♪ o canadait lost its aaa in 1992. it took those canucks ten years but they fought and they fought and they fought. they heard it every night on some tv show. and in 2002, they got it back. god, i hope it doesn't take that long. >>> all right, our fourth story "outfront." listen carefully to mitt romney on today's immigration announcement. >> i believe the status of the young people who come here through no fault of their own is an important matter to be considered and should be solved on a long-term basis so they know what their future will be in this country. i think the action the president took today makes it more difficult to reach that long-term solution because an executive order is of course just a short-term matter. it can be reversed by subsequent presidents. i'd like to see legislation that deals with this issue. >> yeah so we let that trail off, because he went on for another 30 seconds, just for the record, that was 27. and we're still not completely sure what he said. which made us

mark. i started wondering if it would be possible to get our aaa back. it is possible. one of the countries that did it is our neighbor to the north. ♪ o canada yes, canada. it lost its aaa in 1992. it took those canucks ten years but they fought and they fought and they fought. they heard it every night on some tv show. and in 2002, they got it back. god, i hope it doesn't take that long. >>> all right, our fourth story "outfront." listen carefully to mitt romney on today's immigration announcement. >> i believe the status of the young people who come here through no fault of their own is an important matter to be considered and should be solved on a long-term basis so they know what their future will be in this country. i think the action the president took today makes it more difficult to reach that long-term solution because an executive order is of course just a short-term matter. it can be reversed by subsequent presidents. i'd like to see legislation that deals with this issue. >> yeah so we let that trail off, because he went on for another 30 seconds, just for the record, that was 27. and we're still not completely sure what he said.

that's obviously a marking of what the canadian where the queen has also had a stage, we have seen it in new zealand, in south africa, canadanding the message up and down the land and in this case around the world, and the flame that her majesty will be lighting tonight is a gas powered flame. is the -- it's the equivalent of the heat and power necessary to boil 4,000 petals, do not ask me how anybody worked that out or how i remembered it. but when the diamond crystal gets put into the receptacle, and the flames whooshs up, that is going to be the cull bin nation of this beacon ceremony. >> when you think about it, the queen will be emerging from this really wonderful concert that invited guests have been allowed to see where you are right now. tell us a little bit about what the concert was all be? >> that's right, and excerpts of that will be shown on cnn in the coming out. and you can probably hear it from where he is. it's outside buckingham palace, you'll see queen victoria memorial if any of our viewers have been to see the changing of the guard so they'll know what we're talking about. there tonight the most remarka