>> this is a new/old canadian city. back playing hockey in winnipeg and they didn't do well. it's the winnipeg jets and capitals. they used to be the atlanta thrashers but they relocated north of the border. they appreciate beating good teams. that's exactly what the jets did tonight, taking it to our struggling capitals. caps hoping to avoid their first three-game losing streak of the season. in the first period the capitals do get on the board. zemin gets the check. pretty goal there. that gives the capitals a 1-0 lead. semin's fourth goal of the season. still in the first period, king with the shot. that's good. ties the game up, his seventh goal of the year. second period now. this looks all too familiar. it's kane one more time. you got to do something to stop him. his eighth goal of the year. a 2-1 jets lead. they would tack on two more and down the capitals 4-1. capitals in toronto on saturday. you know, i wonder if mark turgeon knew how brutal this season was going to be if he would have still taken the job at m

there are 16,000 signatures from angry fans saying the canadian band doesn't represent the city's musical history. others just don't like the band.  >>> he's been d.c.'s chief police for -- she's been d.c.'s chief of police for five years now and today she discussed the possibility of renewing her contract. lanier makes $250,000 a year. her contract goes through april. today she said she has no reason to leave. >> it's just such a fun job. truly i love the city and the pd and what i do. as long as i feel that way, yeah. >> lanier also discussed the georgetown shooting on halloween night. the teen is still in critical condition. no one has been charged. lanier called it a very dangerous night. >>> a superhero out of a job in seattle. phoenix jones wearing a costume while breaking up fights around town was fired from his day job teaching children with autism. he's not allowed to work with children at all after this video was released. he was arrested earlier this month for pepper spraying a group in the street and had to reveal his secret identity. he's a mixed mar

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city. 30,000 in the parade today. >> juan: wait. i thought this was a canadian thing?> juan: i didn't know americans wore it. >> kimberly: you have bases covered. we the flag on. we'll get into this more. >> but she says i don't need to go to the veterans par rate because it's sponsored. there are military presence at the occupy rally. it's the antiwar presence. the iraq vets for peace and people that don't want to be veterans. that group is hard to get into. >> kimberly: you can't make this up. i'm almost embarrassed. you had to go across the country to get away from the whackoness in the bay area. >> andrea: it's a slap in the face. such a slap in the face. the veterans in her district across the country put her lives on the line. what did the occupy wall street put on the line? deoderant, water, going without it? if you look at this, she says i'm a strong supporter of veterans for peace, iraq veterans against the war. so select veteran she is supports. but not other veterans. unless they're antiwar. >> juan: i have been quiet because i'm so fascinated by all of this

city. 30,000 in the parade today. >> juan: wait. i thought this was a canadian thing?> juan: i didn't know americans wore it. >> kimberly: you have bases covered. we the flag on. we'll get into this more. >> but she says i don't need to go to the veterans par rate because it's sponsored. there are military presence at the occupy rally. it's the antiwar presence. the iraq vets for peace and people that don't want to be veterans. that group is hard to get into. >> kimberly: you can't make this up. i'm almost embarrassed. you had to go across the country to get away from the whackoness in the bay area. >> andrea: it's a slap in the face. such a slap in the face. the veterans in her district across the country put her lives on the line. what did the occupy wall street put on the line? deoderant, water, going without it? if you look at this, she says i'm a strong supporter of veterans for peace, iraq veterans against the war. so select veteran she is supports. but not other veterans. unless they're antiwar. >> juan: i have been quiet because i'm so fascinated by all of this

city of detroit. period blood and report. i should point out that he does have a brush poster in the background he's not only canadian but he best canadian band ever really need to figure out what he's talking about but this is definitely going to be the first time all year i'm actually going to watch football just in hopes that someone firebombs the studio nickel baskets obliterated so yeah it might be that you want to go modern warfare on nickelback and i got the call of duty because i read some of the signatories to the petition i think they're up to fifty two thousand nickelback is to music what hitler was to european jews end of story that's pretty absolute that's definitely damning damning so yeah if i was a little bit i would find something else to do that we can't so this is sad you know i did like that. to be able to petition and not have you play you know i'm sure that you know unfortunately go back and probably i have no idea realistically but they probably thought a lot of albums because you know if you look at that also sure that they're aware that they suck at this point they probably know that no one likes them an

canadian border, we are seeing a lot of precipitation and it includes snow for the upper elevations. highs will shape up like this. winnipeg and eight in seattle and 9 n vancouver. 21 in oklahoma city and 25 still in houston. still warm for much of the deep south. a look at europe. lots of clouding moving in. we have an active set of systems in place. it is moving in towards up here and it hits the mountain signs and seeing a much heavier rain as snow develops. otherwise rain stays away for much of the continental europe and british isles. northern sex of norway for rain as well as upper elevations. east not too bad. a line of cold rain that works southward and eastern europe as well as western. highs look like this on wednesday. on the teams out west and 13 in paris and gets back to 17 degrees. that's a look at the weather conditions and up next is the three-day outlook. >> that's all for this edition of "newsline" in tokyo. do stay with us.

council big cities across the globe are the correspondent christine for them out takes a look back at the evolving movement. so you could say it started with a whisper called my canadian activist group and busters that spread on facebook i. hate the who's very spot wall street is the site of weakness crime but before long that whisper turned into a roar. a collective anger at wall street corruption a growing income inequality in america and at a system in which government policy is often dictated by corporate greed before long the crowds brought police. was was and police brought pepper spray. was chelsea elliott roosting on the ground behind the nets appeared on our t.v. and basically you weren't hurting anyone you weren't watching traffic her story brought on more protesters and a few days later seven hundred of them were arrested on the brooklyn bridge. instead of scaring people away scenes like this was reached the masses and before long occupy movements multiplied from los angeles. to chicago. to boston. and just about everywhere in between forcing the mainstream media to start covering the protests they have largely ignored often missing the point but a protest

canadian band in this case nickelback. they said, hey, we want an american band. >> you have some detroit fans pretty upset that nickelback was chosen over a home grown audience. this citystrange to have a canadian band playing at a halftime show during a thanksgiving gay football game. so the petition is on change. g change.org. this is what they'-- it's a relatively small movement that has started with around 1,500 signatures so far and it's being driven by some people who really just don't like nickelback and can't understand why they're so popular. make no mistake about it, nickelback is an extremely popul popular, extremely successful group. they've had 18 hit songs, according to their label, they've sold more than 50 million albums worldwide. they have a new album out and this would have been a great time for them to promote their songs. >> tragic. rock star, right, a.j. >> i do get the sentiment on thanksgiving day, though, what's keeping america going. i understand that. i'm not saying it should be done one way or the other, but -- >> we'll follow it. thanks, a.j. if you want information, a.j. has it every night at 11:00 p.m. on hln. yet easy to use trading tool

canadian province is a wild rose country? it was over here somewhere, wasn't it? thanks for the cooperation. until 1995, what was the english name of india's most populous city? >> [inaudible] [laughter] i heard bombay. it's actually bombay. the current mumbai -- does anybody know the current adopter. i heard it here somewhere. thank you for not getting hit in the head. in what country -- you can yell without -- bobby, biak, bali? right here, right? front row. very nice. what national park? i heard it over here somewhere? british airways. aaa north from anywhere in texas >> it was your first. it's going very well. what is the tallest volcano? anyone want to try? over here. right here. but i didn't miss that. to correct answers. that's impressive. so you know the judges are keeping an eye on you. what country is the most important seaport as basra? it was over here someplace first. here you go, sir. nice to see you. thanks for coming out. those are sort of tough. that's where a separate the maphead from dimond maphead to read what is the former yugoslavia and now a member of the e.u.? right here. >> very nice. where are ellsworth land, polar land? i heard it s

demonstration but the city's mayor is calling on occupy campers to leave voluntarily and might try to force them out. >>> the state department is putting a hold on that controversial canadian oil pipeline project. after massive public protests, u.s. officials want the transcanada company to look for alternative routes for the pipeline. the current would run through environmentally sensitive aquifer in nebraska. >> it is chilly outside this veterans day but there is warmer weather on the way. howard has the details next at 5:14. ahead, virginia tech gets a win they need to stay in the top ten. >> in today's cool schools, it looks a lot like broadway. stay with us. >>> weather first time now, 5:14. happy friday. happy veterans day. if you're peeking outside, you'll need a jacket or sweater at the minimum. >> it is cold out there. temperatures down in the 30s and 40s. wind chills in the 20s and 30s. >> ooh! >> yeah, ooh. >> that's chilly. >> you can borrow my earmuffs later on when you go out for breakfast. >> i have the heavier gloves. i suggest you do, too. we start with the bus stop forecast. mainly clear. some clouds and some snow showers going on in the mountains of west

city's government. seriously. in case you are wondering, that photo supposedly of richard berwash, the mayor found it on google images. it belongs to peter berwash, not richard. she a canadiannd motivational speaker help is an author about ten books a about tennis. as far as we can tell, the mayor mike winder didn't write any of them. seriously. >>> still "outfront," the "outfront" five. >> what are you doing to me? >> i need your help now. >> foul and flop. >> this happens in sports all the time. see a player throw a flagrant foul. >>> benched -- >> assistant coach mike mcqueary has been placed on administrative leave. he will not be coaching or attending tomorrow's game. >> there is evidence out there, plenty of it. >> where's baby lisa. >> maybe there's some hope. >> all of this "outfront" our second half. [ man and woman ] hello? hello?! what are these guys doing? [ horn honks ] could you please not honk while this guy's telling me about his chevy volt? is that that new... is that the electric car? yeah. but it takes gas too. ask him how much he spends on gas. how much does he spend on gas? how much do you spend on gas? how much do i spend on gas? if i charge regularly,

city's government. seriously. in case you are wondering, that photo supposedly of richard berwash, the mayor found it on google images. it belongs to peter berwash, not richard. she a canadian and motivational speaker help is an author about ten books a about tennis. as far as we can tell, the mayor mike winder didn't write any of them. seriously. >>> still "outfront," the "outfront" five. >> what are you doing to me? >> i need your help now. >> foul and flop. >> this happens in sports all the time. see a player throw a flagrant foul. >>> benched -- >> assistant coach mike mcqueary has been placed on administrative leave. he will not be coaching or attending tomorrow's game. >> there is evidence out there, plenty of it. >> where's baby lisa. >> maybe there's some hope. >> all of this "outfront" our second half. that's logistics. ♪ ♪ medicine that can't wait legal briefs there by eight, ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ ♪ freight for you, box for me box that keeps you healthy, ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ ♪ saving time, cutting stress, when you use ups ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ try smart balance buttery spread. it's heart-healthier than butter. with omega-3s. 64% less saturated fat. and clin

canadian on the panel. in my vast experience of living in charlottesville which is kind of the south, is not just north/solve the big citymall town. this goes to what robert is saying that is so fundamental which is i think it is one of the reasons the concession is a powerful book. big city lawyers are different creatures that role lawyers. this is a book about a bunch of people who all know each other. they have known each other all their lives. they have repeated relationships with each other over and over and over and you will see in small towns that is how the bar functions. it is a very different thing than how the bar functions in big cities where you may or may not ever see the person across the course from you ever again. this is a really interesting and powerful way of talking about people who have relationships with each other. not just north/south. a lot more to do with communities where there are repeat players who have stereotypes about each other, longstanding trust issues and doubt issues but friendships. that is really what lights up in this book. these are people who love each other and hate each other

canadians do, it is 9%. thank you. host: thank you for the call from new york city. you can join the conversation on twitter. you can also send us an e-mail -- journal@cspan-org. one viewer says -- congressman john cliburn -- jim clyburn " can the committee do it?" he says -- "while library, i hope -- while i breathe, i hope." you can read his editorial inside "the washington post." also, how to read -- how to raid a deficit-reduction plan. that is also available online at washingtonpost.com. good morning, republican line, fort wayne, indiana. caller: it is going to be cut anyway you look at. in the past, the democrats have lost out on the military. as far as what your last caller said about the oil reserves, that is the dumbest thing i have ever heard. what would that do to the economy? host: thank you, killian, texas, democrats line. caller: good morning. host: good morning. caller: the subcommittee was put together under the premise that would come out with a tax cut. congress could not do it. the super committee was supposed to do it. host: not necessarily a tax cut. the goal of the committee was to trim

canadian plants. >>> the bankrupt capital of pennsylvania failing to get an agreement on a financial plan. a hearing over whether the cityreditors. harrisburg, pennsylvania, is sitting on $310 million of debt it cannot pay for. >>> all right. they're literally getting crafty. school officials warn about new brake lights kids are wearing that are more than a fashion craze. when you take them off, they're a pipe used to smoke pop. they are popping up in schools in florida. they're expelling kids if they have been used to store or take drugs. >> i don't know if that's clever or not. you would think the kids would -- very strange. >>> up next on "american morning," the white house going on the attack. the republican candidate there already targeted before the first primary is even held. >>> and what's up with rick perry? everyone is talking about his new hampshire speech. was he just fired up like his campaign says he was? 38 minutes after the hour. (screams) when an investment lacks discipline, it's never this obvious. introducing investment discipline etfs from russell. visit russelletfs.com r a prospectus, containing the

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this is a city home to canada's east coast navy, the royal canadian navy, and the largest military base in canada and. halifax also has the enviable reputation as a hub of knowledge, being home to canada's finest universities, where the leaders of tomorrow debate cutting edge issues. i know we have some students with us today. all of these elements make halifax the prevent you to hold an international security forum. a unique event where key leaders and policy makers and thinkers and practitioners come together to share their insights on the global security and defense challenges of the 21st century. those of you who attended previous forums already know that this is an exceptional, one-of-a-kind event. i see a lot of familiar faces today. i welcome you all back. for new participants, you are in for a tremendous experience. our team has put together a unique gathering in a unique gathering place. they deserve a lot of praise. peter, i want to thank you personally. you and our team at the national defense have done an amazing job of shaping and organizing this 2011 form. i also want to w

canadian province is wild road country? over here somewhere, wasn't it? here? oh. thanks for the cooperation. until 1995 what was the english name of the indian's most populous city? i heard bombay and calcutta. it is actually bombay. the current mumbai -- anyone home to -- by here somewhere. thank you for not getting hit in the head. i don't know liability here. in what country -- as soon as you know it yeller out. bali? right here. front row. very nice. if you scale of a free house and foot i what national park--somewhere. british airways. travel do north from anywhere in texas what state do you enter first? somewhere -- in the red shirt. no one is lost and i am but this is going very well, i think. what is the tallest volcano? where was it? over here? right here. but i didn't miss that. that is impressive. just so you know that judges are keeping an eye. what country's most important is bought iraq? over here somewhere first. here you go. nice to see you. thanks for coming out. that was sort of tough. are there mapheads -- which nation the former yugoslavia now remember of the e you? right here. very nice. where are ellsworth land, homer land? somewhere -- way