keep up with cleaning them, so bylaw officers started sending notifications to the owner of the canada post boxes, who happens to be the post master general in ottawa. they take them over a week period and canada post has a contractor go out. we have two kinds of mailboxes in canada. one are the drop boxes that the mail carriers use, those are the gray ones that are mostly getting tagged: other ones red letter boxes where you are dropping off your mail. those have been wrapped now and we found very little graffiti on the wrapped boxes. we are quite excited that canada post is going to be changes their policies with respect to the gray boxes and they are actually eliminating them. >> that's what we're seeing in arizona, utility companies, whether it's gas, cable, water, their boxes are being tagged. the utility companies making millions of dollars in profit don't want to pay for the clean up because they consider themselves the victim. >> we started serving tickets on them. >> interesting too as far as the boxes, the can canadian postal service has come up with a very busy deco design that i

substance that is still in this, a lot of people say the atmosphere has changed post-boston, post the threat from canada. the environment has changed and whatever good this bill has, it's going to take a back seat right now. what do you say? >> well, look, whenever there's a crime, you saw this on the shootings, the murders in connecticut. people wanted gun control before the shootings, tried to exploit that tragedy. the people who are against high-skilled workers coming into this country, all the antiimmigrant groups, are against all immigrants, not just some, and they're already trying to exploit these murders in boston to attack immigration of everybody. i don't think it will work. the american people are smarter than that. yes, the fbi should good of bad guys, evidently they let some slip through their fingers, in the case of boston. but everything in this bill moves in the right direction for security and the american economy, and all the kind of questions you ought to have. shame on the people who tried to use the murders in boston to undermine immigration reform. i don't think they'll be able to

not only that, the author selectively omitted a number of countries in the post-world war ii era, canada, denmark, australia, austria. so, here's the punch line, if you correct the spreadsheet error and put the intentionally omitted countries back into the data set, the entire statistic falls apart. instead of countries with the dangerous level of 90% debt to gdp having a negative growth rate of .1%, they have a modestly positive growth rate of 2.2%. that is a big freaking difference, the difference between recession and recovery, which means the intellectual cornerstone for the arguments about austerity coming from the republican party was based in part upon a screw up on an excel spreadsheet from two of the most widely lauded economists in the world. think about that for a moment. the bigger issue, though, the entire project, the one used by conservatives to throw a lasso around the world, was intellectually bankrupt. the basic idea the paul ryans and tom coburns in the world were pushing was high levels of debt led to slow growth. we have slow growth now because of debt too high. it's

anything to do with one time and i've been the first post but today of course they did they were sending agents just a background check was held then to canada was held again. and then to guantanamo where all the prisoners were and they were interrogating people that that's the one they were providing information misinformation and check his case to the americans that was then used to maintain this detention without trial all of this is a criminal offense all of this ultimately if i have my way they're going to end up facing the international criminal court which is certainly what i got my sights if the british police don't do it lies that that's the thank you very much for joining us today ok. the movie world war z z being for zombie which stars brad pitt as one hundred seventy five million dollar budget has been recalled by paramount executives not because this is probably yet another stupid violent zombie movie but because the chinese might get offended according to the wrap dot com china was supposed to take the blame for starting the evil zombie apocalypse this time but china becoming the largest foreign market american movies made arti

have had anything to do with one time of the first post but today of course they did they were sending agents this to background check was held them to canada was held again. and then to guantanamo where all the prisoners were and they were interrogating people that that. they were providing information misinformation some of them checked his case to the americans that was then used to maintain this detention without trial all of this is criminal offense all of this ultimately if i have my way they're going to end up facing the international criminal court which is certainly what i got my sights if the british police don't do it lies that that's the thank you very much for joining us today ok. money skis and maybe a second to be a beanie money in stevia to soup which is both a cultural contemporary i don't take no logic to serve the auditorium so join me to almost say honored see i made the second as we bring you the glitz the glamour and the best of the best in the performing arts right here at marine ski pia to team. choose your language. cool if we could with. some of the. treatments that use the consensus to. choose the opinions that in

i'm post media canada.the passenger who decides to drive to new york if so you have a transpoppedder you're monitor along the highway. your phone obviously can be accessed. if you look what call suspicious -- how is gps factoring to that it what is the government -- what do you fear will be mined from the gps constant recognition where we are? >> the gps issue the gps you have in the phone right now there's not of protection for the location information. we asked congress again and again to issue protecting location information and they failed to deliver. there's also the issue of automated license plate reader which was something that you mentioned. we saw it recently we filed an freedom of information act with custom and border protection which is just about the only agency question get to respond to the freedom information act in anything under a year. we filed one with them and we got back they were share the loins plate data not just with other federal agencies but also and it tied to something with th

canada when we're starting to work on those contingencies. but we look at the national response framework. it was rewritten post katrina. and another key part of partnerships, when i was the federal on scene coordinator during deep water horizon, it's not in the national response framework, but every parish president, every mayor, every governor had a coast guard liaison officer at the oak pride and above level. so, if they didn't like how the response was going, go to my liaison officer. don't go to anderson cooper and then cause the white house to react to what they're seeing on cnn. so, how do you get in front of that news cycle? and the only way you can do that as tip o'neill said, all things in politics are local and i think we heard from vice admiral nathan that i think all responses are local as well. and, so, we really need to start most importantly at the local level, at those planning levels, because the first shot of any campaign, the plan will change, but the partnerships need to remain constant. >> and, general baldwin, we heard from colonel span owe about now your three hats of authority, your state hat, y

canada. police are calling the plot al qaeda inspired. >>> and former new york congressman anthony weiner is turning a new leaf on twitter. you'll remember, he resigned from his postn 2011 after accidentally tweeting a sexually suggestive photo of himself. well, his first tweet back, a link to a 20-page paper on ways to keep new york, what he calls the capital of the middle class. weiner is considering a mayoral run this year. >>> well, an ohio zoo is seeing double. twin polar bears born at the toledo zoo made their debut yesterday. the brother and sister will be unveiled to the public next month, but for now, the zoo is hosting an online vote to name the adorable pair. and then they get really, really big. >>> in north dakota, a rookie news anchor was cut short after a serious slip of the tongue during his first broadcast. a.j. clemente apparently thought his mike was off as the show started, but his obscenity-laced muttering actually made the air. here it is. >> your news leader in high definition. >> gay [ bleep ]. >> good evening. you may have seen our newest reporter, a.j., on north dakota news and he'll be joining the weekend news team as my co-anchor. >> we

posted on social media. wendy walsh joins me. some arrests have been made in california. none yet in canada. what's going on here?es here. we are talking about young teenage boys who tend not to show a lot of compassion anymore. we have taken prayer out of the school but haven't replaced it with moral teaching. you talk about the gender question. research shows that young men and boys and teenagers believe that women have a greater comfort level with sexual activity than women report they do. the guys think it's fun. maybe they post pictures because of male bravado to brag about their conquests. the internet and people not understanding the emotional consequences of digital typing. you add the culture we are in. it's so sexual with tv; film, songs. >> yes. let's talk about that. it sounds like when we are growing up but some of it, this is bad education. coming from movies or today's music or you said even movies and the media culture. >> you know, i tried an experiment. i suggest every parent in america do it. i went out for a jog and i needed a small ipod so i took the little one that belonged to my 14-year-old

com we've got footage posted by the how close with more details on bond ground to the vicious scientists strike. today. these are the images the world seeing from the streets of canada. during operation. north korea iran top its war retreat this week announcing its army is now officially also writes to wager a nuclear attack on the u.s. the warning was followed by reports pyongyang moved to ballistic missiles to east coast and north korea is saying its actions are aimed at countering aggression by washington which has built up its military presence in the region but as the crisis deepens so does that pyongyang is capable of turning its war was into action unlike the u.s. she's going into shock and explains. to north korea's bellicose threats washington responds with an even more intense buildup of military power in the region to that north korea responds with even more threats even though defense secretary chuck hagel called north korea real and clear danger the white house says they had a large scale movements from north korean military forces suggesting that it may be just rhetoric but while north korea talks washington acts apart from f. twenty two fighter jets a

posted by the hackers with more details and background to the vicious cyber strike. news today once again. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. operations rule the day. it's about us past the hour moscow time this is r.t. now the u.s. state of arkansas has launched a probe into an oil spill in the town of mayflower which affected at least sixty homes the local government along with at least two households have filed a federal lawsuit seeking reimbursement for one of america's largest oil companies are responsible for the disaster occurs haro whose home was affected by the pic assist pipeline rupture told r.t. about the message made. i got off work early and was headed back to my home and a police officer at the entrance to the neighborhood not allowing anybody in i asked why he said the issue was there was no will still in the area and i told him our family and my wife and children at the home so he allowed me in get a little town to get the moment rode in and kind of survey the damage and there was oil just flowing down the street behind our house well it actually went through some yards and some of the houses and down one o

posted by the hikers with more details on background to the vicious cyber strike one you. want to use today. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. joint operations rule. the world keeps a close eye on the bus through our break in china panic has already spread across neighboring countries six people have died so far out of the eighteen and affected figures are far from an epidemic of his case a pill being looks now at who might hope to benefit from anybody to hype that. panic is already spreading across the globe over fears of a bird flu epidemic in china twenty thousand birds were slaughtered at one local market japan has a health warning some people coming into the country from china hong kong shares slumped in chinese airline stocks in an attempt to restrict travel vietnam bans poultry imports from china and taiwan it raises quarantine level alerts while the u.s. and china are already looking into creating a vaccine for this specific type of bird flu drug producers are already poised to jump in produce a cure at a price of course now let's look at the example of the swine flu epidemic which cost the british taxpayer one point

post-analysis was. >> why don't you move to canada?al america anymore. that's not going to go well for his whole war on christmas. [ whatever! ] >> stephanie: white people will not wake up. they're permanently napping apparently. >> this country is the most libertarian first world country in the entire world. you're not going to get more conservative than this country. >> stephanie: we're back to the -- we need to make adjustments. which is what this whole autopsy thing was about. republican governors talk about improving their state's governments, contrast with national republican receipt which -- rhetoric. chris christie, approval rating in the 70s. accepted medicaid expansion funds. finally, we come to reince priebus. >> reince priebus! >> stephanie: and his autopsy. which frankly -- one foot in acceptance and the other dragging limply across the field of bargaining. >> igor. >> stephanie: exactly. >> it is pronounced eye-gore. >> i can fix that hump with you. >> you must be igor. >> it is pro-nounced eye-gore. s. >> stephanie: ther

becomes easier to post or text or comment on photo, sexual cyberbullying and cyberstalking is more perfect vaivs. more common and more acceptable. beside audrey there is the case in canada where police today reopen the investigation after teenager hanged herself in another alleged rape bullying case. 17-year-old was photographed while being sexually assaulted then was bullied after the photo passed around on line. last month in ohio 2 high school football players were convicted of raping a 16-year-old girl. the crime was recorded on cell phone by students and talked about on line. >>reporter: daily city police hope this video can help them locate a man suspected of molest ago 10-year-old girl. show a man entering a rock store at the plaza shortly after incident. man pushed the girl into a bathroom at an office in and medical building abused her. man described at asian in late teens or early 20's. witness say he walked with a limp and was wearing an army green nylon jacket. investigators think he was accompanying an elderly woman for an appointment. >> developing story in south san jose stand off apparently turned into a search. s.w.a.t. team and u.s. marshals have stepp

it's not a good combination in canada, where they may see rising interest rate with many people with the adjustable rate mortgages. host: in the washington dc area, "the postth stories about people trying to buy homes, but it is now becoming a sellers market, with people bidding up the prices of homes. it is something that we saw before the bubble burst in the housing market. why is it happening now in this area? guest: d.c. had no local recession throughout the downturn. 2000 and eight all the way till 2009, america lost 8 million jobs. 2008 all the way till 2009, america lost 8 million jobs. with sequestration, i think that will begin to change a bit. employment growth in the d.c. market may begin to taper off. because of the strong employment conditions, d.c. was unique in this respect. many parts of the country had multiple bidding. half the country today are seeing some degree of multiple bidding. this is just from the delayed impact of household nation. or in the downturn, many young people -- during the downturn, many young people have been living with their parents. now they are seeking their own household. this delayed impact of household formatio

post-mortem. you know when the chechnyan problem started chechnyans migrated all over europe, england, france, germany holland. a lot of them came to canadahe difference between us and them is we have this cancer called nra and gun culture and they don't have that. so this is the main culprit. this is the problem and get it off this cancer and gun culture it will solve the problem. there is one pundit who said this. they won't reform but now now. who said that? >> stephanie: i didn't exactly understand what you said. >> caller: they want reforms but they don't want it now. >> stephanie: oh right gun reforms. i don't know who said that. but that was cute. by the way did you see anybody talking about this? my boyfriend lawrence o'donald did. how the nra impeded the boston bomber investigation. thanks a load, nra. the intense hunt for the bombers illustrates another way the nra helps mass murderers by delaying how quickly they can be identified and to track the gunpowders is due to government policy and promoted by the nra which found a way to transform every massacre into an opportunity for the munitions companies that sustained it to sell

huffington post" reporting that montreal alouettes say they would welcome tebow providing he's willing to compete for a back-up quarterback position with their team. >> bill: tim tebow going to canadaed? he was all the rage. everyone loved him. >> bill: only because he did this thing. not because he was such a great quarterback. >> he got a raw deal in new york. they didn't use him and when they did, they used him in these weird, wacky stunt plays and it ended up blowing up in their face. i look forward to him selling me my next car or real estate. or, as i said, he could open a restaurant. t-bones steakhouse. >> nice. i'm not against you. >> bill: there is a difference. okay. here's my favorite story of the day, julie mason. we know what happened. we remember what happened in the year 2000. and there were five supreme court justices that said we think we should maintaining this case and stop florida from counting all of the votes and we'll decide who is the next president. one of those was sandra day o'connor. yesterday she came out and said looking back now, i think that was a mistake. a mistake, she said to take the case. maybe the court should have said instead we're not going

canada geese you will find his discussion protected to the intriguing. i thought today we would start with a bright and who has written a fascinating account of early explorations along the eighth challenge postnes and in his book you'll learn to appreciate the see as a living entity that unites rather than divides. think that is the one thing that i took away from reading this book i did see it as a separate entity. he portrays it as a human environment which i think is part of the attraction and has his own personal experience to that. that is a good place to store how you came to write the book and we will go from there. >> you take a long time to state. in my head when i visited a fishing boat there was an artist there who painted thin norris but those to launch a fishing boat offshore trying to weather the point* but the point was will you make a point*? but it is memorable for one thing was it etch into there fake guests -- focus? >> i think there realized that sailors. >> the columbus caught of sailing the ocean blue or red alone spartacus. what this book says the via nothing to be seen that there is much about this and as to what to do or hash to approach it mix. >> a personal perspec