. >> jimmy: as a canadian, which thanksgiving do you celebrate?ksgiving up there, isn't there? >> yeah, they celebrate canadian thanksgiving is in october. >> jimmy: weird. >> why? >> jimmy: i don't know. it's just different. so we consider everything different weird. >> okay. >> jimmy: is it like ours? i mean, do you have like turkey? >> we have a turkey and everybody gathers around and eat food together. >> jimmy: it's interesting you have a turkey. you think it's copied from our turkey thing? i wonder -- >> because native americans only existed in the u.s. >> jimmy: right, exactly, that's what i'm saying. well, they wouldn't be native americans if they were in another country, would they? they'd be native canadians. [ cheers and applause ] so you do both of them or how do you work it? >> my canadian thanksgiving experience consisted of -- i was working at the time so i just twittered a photo with this canadian hockey helmet and a big thumbs up. >> jimmy: very traditional. >> it was awesome. >> jimmy: i know you speak five languages, which is ve

this blast of cold, canadian air tomorrow morning.h rain/snow fall in the lower elevation 2,000 ft/above. and even a couple of inches possible. and tomorrow at a glance, windy with the rain/snow with about 2,000 ft. is where we are expecting that. and by 12:00 p.m. dustin, a rapid clearing. -by noon. chilly, with upper 40's, low 50s. it is even going to get worse with the and cooler temperatures it to the week. even freezing temperatures! that could affect your trouble. how >> now, the richmond homecoming gang rape. this is the second week of the preliminary hearing. seven suspects are charged with attacking a 16 year-old. outside of richmond high school last year. today, a retired detective said that as many 15 other people watched this attack. one suspect said that there were pouring alcohol and urinating on the victim and having intercourse with her. they also admitted to trying to steal her jewelry during this attack. >> stay with kron 4 with continuing coverage of the richmond and gang rape. we of a complete record of 5:00 p.m. a

i kid the canadians. >> i support everyone, why don't you? >> i know. >> why not?i am not a nice person. greg-alogue, dna test casts doubt. you said not caring are to a guy who shouldn't have been committed. >> when i read the story and watching the news, i'm just like, this is the one story i don't care about. i might as well writing about not caring about it. >> i don't care it it. i am like america. >> show us your flag. >> it means something else. >> 20% think obama is a mussism? your brain tells you it is wrong, but your heart says it is a bad person. there you go. >> that's what we should base our justice system on? >> disbreg, you mentioned the other evidence came from his accomplices. you mild to mention that in his recan'ted seem and. >> they always say that. >> details, details. >> that's what they always say? >> haven't watched "csi"? >> that's what i say. >> paul, no strand of hair would prove that greg is not a jerk. >> that's true. i stand corrected. shear raw, george w. bush's staff when he was governor of texas, it didn't give him the request for th

native canadians are no longer canadians or local americans who go to very good high schools and do very well in university as well. well you mentioned the highest sector of the printed we in russia call of the elite education the elite schools colleges the elite universities should be such a thing as elite education and lead students and lead tutoring or no there should be no longer geisha as well it's it's rewarding talent and money well daddy's money. it is there should be conditions so that bright kids no matter what their economic background or for that matter in some societies racial or ethnic or ethnic backgrounds have the chance to excel it so happens if you look at any sociology text the rich do better because their parents care about education because they have more money to spend on schools are told reserved so on so they do better than other sections of the society nonetheless. in an inner knowledge society you have to have top institutions you have to have an elite sector and of course the best thing is to have as democratic an elite sector as possible so that the opportunit

the large boat carry appeal to fully laden with canadian wheat is set to enter port the two will converge fourteen minutes before midnight the freighter will ram into the storm side of the lord at full speed the ship will sink in a record eight minutes taking more than four hundred people down to treat grave it was the greatest disaster in the history of the soviet fleet. always the thirty first of each year a ship sets off from the pair of know what are seas it leaves the same as bait to embark on an unusual mission one she's at sea she stops for an hour over the site where the crews are. fleas god bless the souls of those who perished. only ask the foyer murshid all logged on mercy.

it was a canadian jeep. i don't know if they're easier than american ones.a tent. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i almost did that, too. [ laughter ] yeah, at one point, yeah. [ laughter ] i messed up that scene. how is canada? i love canada. >> canada is great. the canadians are really nice. they're really sweet people, you know. >> jimmy: they are. they're very polite. >> they're very polite. they say -- but it's kind of misleading. they might say, "i'm sorry," you know -- because you could -- you know, maybe a canadian will, you know, "i'm sorry," bump into you by mistake. and they'll say, "ohi'm sorry," and it's fine. but if you bump into a canadian, they'll say -- if you just like gently brush them or something at a starbucks -- they have starbucks there, too. they might say, "oh, i'm sorry." you know, but if you kind of bumped them enough to spill their coffee, then you'll hear like, "sorry," which actually means like- [ laughter ] "you idiot in american." >>immy: they have thee different levels of "i'm sorry. >> "coming up here -- just because you passed a he

and russia is that of the canadian dollar to its international reserves before the change the reserves comprised forty seven percent of u.s. dollars forty one percent of euros ten percent british pounds two percent japanese yen and a small amount in swiss francs the deputy chairman of the central bank says the initial holding in canadian dollars is small but russia may increase it within a few months the international reserves currently total four hundred ninety billion u.s. dollars. now let's have a look at how the markets are doing asian stocks mostly higher with oil companies gaining on strong crude futures japan's nikkei gaining half a percent while south korean cost be down point two percent of all firms in the region ohio with woodside petroleum up point four percent while the china climb nearly two percent hong kong stocks are up as well help find overnight rally on wall street. and in europe stocks are open early thursday and what's likely to be a quiet trading session as u.s. markets remain closed for thanksgiving among stocks on the move newspaper publishes daily mail and gen

he'll be talking about how the canadian government uses technology to create more access to government. after him, stacy donahue of the omidyar network. she's their investment directer, and this foundation invests in technology to increase access to government worldwide. and finally we'll talk with the kenyan pundit, and she uses her blog and technology to increase access and awareness of politics in africa. first up, david eves of canada. what do you do for the city of vancouver, canada? >> guest: i advice them there around open government and open data. >> host: and what is open government? >> guest: open government is this idea that we can have better access to decision making, to information, to the machinery of government, and then when we have it accessed, citizens have, you know, are more informed, are better able to influence decisions that affect their community and can actually self-organize and try to create services and help themselves rather than just relying on government. so kind of leverage what government's done to also help themselves. >> host: and how does technology

begin with and with the economic trends that we're seeing all americans ever shop so hard again canadian journalist gordon laird will join me with his thoughts on the topic then we'll ask should congress only be a part time institution louisiana governor bobby jindal raised the question recently and while some call them crazy it does bring up an important discussion how do we make it so the politics does not become a lifelong career we're going to talk about the pros and cons of such a change to congress with political consultant. did you know that november is native american heritage month despite the fact that thanksgiving brings up painful memories for native americans president obama has announced the day after thanksgiving to be native american heritage day so is this a tacky move by the government are going to bait the issue with one lee tate and then on this black friday we're going to do a little media mash up including shedding light on a phone news focus fox news accidentally thought that the onion's stories or legitimate so they put a link. to their page on their own website s

it will be talking about how the canadian government uses technology to create more access to government. after him, stacy donohue, an investment director. her foundation invests in technology to increase access to government were applied. and finally we will talk with ory okolloh. she uses her blog to increase access an awareness of politics in africa. first up, david eaves. what did you do in vancouver? >> open government is this idea that we can have better access to decision making, to information, and to the machinery of government. citizens are more informed and better able to impact decisions that influence their community and try to create services and help themselves, rather than just relying on government. >> how this technology help that? >> a lot of governments have always strived to be open, and right from the beginning there was this notion that we are going to print and share everything. in canada, there has been a strong history of trying to open up government as well. technology has changed how we can do that. we live in an era where we are able to transmit huge quantiti

officials joining others at the canadian security forum. the u.s.meland security secretary is among those participating in the nova scotia event. she said massive conspiracies like the 9/11 plot have been failed well and now we're faced with other plots. >> i encourage determination to whatever systems to put in place to prevent and explosive or any other material to get into the passenger screen or the cargo. so transportation remains a key concern and that is international. >> she also said that the recent bomb plot has prompted new cargo rules. some of them have already been implemented. >>> president obama kicked off atown day tour of asia. shelby lynn reports from india where the president is trying to open new doors for american business and show solidarity against terrorism. >> reporter: with michelle obama looking on, the president sign a book in ind yeah, people say it is no coincidence that he decided to stop here. >> we need to have determination to give our people the future of prosperity and the united states and india stand united. >>

and i just want to respond to one thing that ron said, and canadian by the become your moving toward parliamentary system. you are making it very bad [inaudible] [laughter] and in actual parliamentary system if you actually control the legislature you can do what ever you want. and -- >> as opposed to doing nothing at all. >> right. i recently prÍncipe added in a conversation between paul martin, the former canadian prime minister and paul brolin, and paul martin probably as big accomplishment in canadian politics and was to balance the canadian budget and he did that having it on the back of a big conservative accomplishment which would introduce a value-added tax. and it was obviously difficult, you guys are now aware of the sort of national balancing the budget, etc.. anyway, quite recently paul and bald were talking about this, and reminiscing on what it was like, and apparently the day after the crucial vote in parliament to balance the budget paul martin was the minister of finance, and bob said to him how did it go? how many months of negotiating did it take and paul said you

. >> the canadian born leslie nielsen had a serious movie career as a handsome leading man in dramatic roles for decades. but that's not important right now. instead, he will be remembered most for careening his career into comedy and for changing comedy forever. "airplane," "naked gun," he understood these went against type. that was part of the gag, because he looked like a serious man and the lines he left us will live forever. >> you better tell the captain we've got to land as soon as we can. this woman has to be gotten to a hospital. >> a hospital, what is it? >> it's a big building with patients, but that's not important right now. >> cigarette? >> yes, i know. >> can i interest you in a night cap? >> no, thank you, i don't wear them. >> new coat, sir? >> yes, it, is and i have a receipt to prove it. >> his second career in comedy brought joy to millions, even less well known are aspects of his past. a horribly abusive father, his stint in the royal canadian air force and his life-long deafness for which he constantly wore hearing aids. for some reason, he always insisted he was

and a new show by the famous canadian entertainment company set to select his premiered in moscow it's the second time the international company of acrobats gymnasts clowns and other people must have come to the russian capital the shonan coach meeting cortazar italian affairs the audience a spectacular performance of offensive parade to the iceberg clown the production is not only a wonderful show of tricks and stunts performed to live music but also aims to touch philosophical matters to help discover kindness and wisdom within each spectator. and the popular band from norway ahau has presented a concert in the russian capital as part of that twenty ten world tool the live performance was one of the last chances to see these machines on stage as they've decided to retire at the end of the year films in the early ninety's eighty's has recorded dozens of international hits including take on may first have a not ules crying in the rain and many others which the audiences of all ages and nationalities enjoyed the concerts. at one of the best things about chinese culture is the food and t

a canadian cold front that is dropping down through the bay area.ee chilly air and cold enough for patchy frost and ice in a few spots. something to watch out for. today's highs in the mid 50s and chilly again today. a chance of seeing isolated showers along the coastline. expect to see rain coming in later tonight into tomorrow. after that really chilly. clear for and the turkey may stay frozen longer. back to you. >> good to know. 6:27 right now. the makers of new underwear promise to guard you from the prying eyes of the tsa. see how they work. >> barbara bush tells us what she thinks about sarah palin and her husband talks about the tea party. >> bay area shelters are busier than ever these days. a live report is next. >> a live look outside and the sun trying to peek through the clouds. we are checkinhilly chilly forecast with the numbers coming up. otion can't. gold bond concentrated therapy. real medicine, ultimate healing. >> new this morning from san jose where a bay area shelter has to close doors after we get a serious blast of winter. >>

evi quaid is half-canadian, randy isn't. he is seeking asylum north of the border.ttorneys say it's unlikely that will be granted. but he can go through the more conventional channels to become a canadian citizen. >> and you said he is look for work. >> reporter: he is an extremely talented actor. it would be nice to see him act again and turn his life around. they are working with financial planners to get their finances back in order. hopefully, that will help things. if they show up today, that's a plus, too. >> hope everything does work out for them. thank you very much. we have an extended version of your interview, containing lots of material that we didn't have time to show you during our program. it's on our website at abcnews.com/gma. >>> time for the weather. let's go back to sam. >> quite the buzz that interview was. let's talk about this storm, tomas, and what happens with it. we're going to show you pictures of barbados. they're counting at least four, five deaths in that area. and st. lucia had at least 14 deaths in that area by the count. here's what

treasury, canadian government, and the united auto workers union have in g.m. jack ablin, chief investment officer for harris private bank, thinks that helps the company shed its "government motors" moniker, but not entirely. >> i think that there are a lot of management and union and government issues circling around this and, you know, there are other ways to play autos without having to get involved in g.m. >> reporter: and one of those ways could be ford. that stock closed at around $16 a share today, a lot less expensive than g.m. >> dianne, speaking of ford. does today mark the end of all the goodwill ford has been receiving for a couple of years for not taking the bail out money like general motors did? >> i don't think so. i think there's still a lot of consumer goodwill out there for ford. it has good management and strong products. and let's not forget that the government still owns a sizable chunk in gm. so that could be a factor going forward. >> gm has plenty more competitors than ford, and a lot more competitors in the u.s. and the landscape is di

it's a classic case of canadian air conditioning. we've got cold air dropping down out of the north. frost and freeze warnings likely this morning and again thanksgiving morning. then the weather may turn a little interesting as we head into saturday. we'll see a weather system bring some rain starting saturday morning. if enough of this cold air stays trapped, we may briefly see a little snow up towards the north bay but this is not until saturday. so between now and friday, the only travel concerns will be that patchy ice we could see in a few spots the next couple of mornings. the high today running quite cool. 53 in san jose. in the north bay highs in the 40s and 50s. your seven-day forecast looks dry. easy in terms of no rain or snow to talk about for your getaway travel bus patchy ice could be a little bit of an issue. speaking of travel, let's take a look at the maps this morning. there's the sierra snow. look at that, interstate 80 right now, still chain controls up there so we'll have a closer look at that report coming up.

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for canada sport tosh corporation that mr says foresaw growth wants to put together a coalition of canadian and russian banks to supported spit but touch corp is valued at forty three billion dollars that's higher than b.h.p. billiton slater's awful thirty eight billion dollars the deal is yet to be approved by the canadian government was to be announced today for segro spokesman said the company will comment later on wednesday. all that's your business update for now during the next hour for more business news. download the official t. up location on the phone i pod touch from the i choose ops to. watch on t.v. life on the go. video on demand ati's minefield comes and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your.

and russia's out of the canadian dollar to its international reserve to diversify them and reduce risks posed by the us dollar before the change the reserve comprised forty seven percent us dollars forty one percent euros ten percent british pounds two percent japanese yen and a small amount in swiss francs the deputy chairman of the central bank says the initial holding a canadian dollars is small but russia may increase it within a few months international reserve currently totals four hundred ninety billion u.s. dollars. and that's all the update we have for you at the moment but will be back in less than one hour so be sure to stay with us meanwhile you can always log on to our web site for more stories that's our two dot com slash business. application. called talk. video. and. the headlines now. support for. change. calling for the resignation. could soon follow.

and russia has added the canadian dollar to its international reserve to diversify them and reduce risks posed by the us dollar before the change their reserves comprised forty seven percent us dollars forty one percent euro ten percent british pound two percent japanese yen and a small amount in swiss francs the deputy chairman of the central bank says the initial holding in canadian dollars is small but russia may increase it within a few months the international reserve currently totals four hundred ninety billion us dollars. and that's all the update we have for you at the moment but we'll be back in less than one hour so be sure to stay with us meanwhile you can always log on to our web site for more stories that's our two dot com slash business. the closer. to the times. where rich academic life gives birth to you know beyond you. know largely goes to the area which begins with boosting you know struggle of mind. for is to make a journey in good russia's history. and to enjoy version of the cultural life. well to the parent region. on a large. seventy six hours of intense fighting.

belligerents latest awful thirty eight billion dollars but in this yet to be approved by the canadian government with the ruling to be announced today of all spokesman's the company will comment later on wednesday. that's your business update for now get more stories small web side are two dot com slash business. thank you.

the prevented translator's off thirty eight billion dollars the deal is yet to be approved by the canadian government but we're going to be announced today a full sized small smile and the company will come in later on wednesday. that's the business update for now join me next hour for more business news. issues that so much are going to go right in the front of them on the taliban bad guys we came we being a journalism or no paper organization we can only think if anything. what is the gift.

and russia has added the canadian dollar to its international reserve to diversify them and reduce risks posed by the us dollar before the change the reserve comprised forty seven percent us dollars forty one percent euros ten percent british pound two percent japanese yen and a small amount in swiss francs the deputy chairman of the central bank says the initial holding in the canadian dollar is small but russia may increase it within a few months the international reserves currently totals four hundred ninety billion. u.s. dollars. that's all we have for this hour you can always find more stories on our web site at r.t. dot com slash business stay with us. for six months russian capital was in a state of siege. days and nights people lived in fear of occupation and were preparing for the desperate defense intense battles took a heavy toll. then also made on me switch to the offensive that was the first sunni or defeat of the where mobs would. battle for most go on or keep. fifty. five. well you see it's good to have your company today the headlines now russia pledges support for afghan

russia has added the canadian dollar to its international reserves to diversify them and reduce the risks posed by the us dollar before the change the reserves comprise forty seven percent of u.s. dollars forty one percent euros ten percent british pounds two percent japanese yen and a small amount in swiss francs debt and chairman of the central bank says the initial holding in canadian dollars a small but russia may increase its it within a few months later national reserves target over four hundred nineteen million west dollars. let's have a look at the markets asian stocks were mostly higher all thursday. plans nicky and do the training session half a percent of the black oil firms in the region high on strong crude futures woodside petroleum was up point four percent but with china climbed two percent stocks in hong kong were up as well helped by an overnight rally on wall street. and europe stocks are also gaining the puts his up point three percent boosted by games in the mining sector shares an extraordinarily over two percent newspaper publishing daily mail and general trust drop

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with a rival bid for canada sports corp but it was just us wants to put together a coalition of canadian and russian banks to support his bid for tough corporation is valid at forty three dollars that's higher than beach but but it translate us off a thirty eight billion dollars the deal is yet to be approved by the canadian government with a warning to be announced today a full cyprus spokesman said the company will comment on wednesday. that's your business update and now join me next hour for more business news and of course get more stories small website r.t. dot com slash business. down the official location your i phone the i pod touch from the. life on the. video on demand. and omissions feeds now in the palm of your.

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