with representatives of the native american cremation we're planning to protest in every major canadian city in may. the beaver lake rely on site over twenty thousand treaty rights violations in their traditional territory for seeing members of portugal on. i'm getting sick and seeing members of their community die. i'm in the traditional territory is either being destroyed. or is being rendered inaccessible because of tar sands development. government officials say they're committed to protecting the environment and to listening to decrease concerts. one of things i will be doing for their futures setting up of anbar no council of elders for stations across the province so that we take additional and knowledge of first nations and the partner with of western science the caucasus solutions ordinary canadians feel about the oil industry in their country. we had to edmonton to find out the tickets could prove for alberta and i think that it's being managed well with him to do it now. i think it's pretty obvious that terrible day. i think that's obviously a commonly known as p done responsibly.

i love these canadian cities for a quick getaway with a european flair, very adventurous. start in the city, plan out your shopping, there is st. catherine street, eaten street mall, a lot of french inspired fashion here and old montreal, stroll the cobblestone streets with the old world architecture and bistros and galleries. if you want to do something outside the city, there is the mountains and 200 kilometer bike trail that is easy riding but goes through the town, a great option. it is beautiful. the hotel omni monte royal in the city, $143 a night in may on orbitz. a great brand. you're getting good amenities. >> i love this next one. nashville, tennessee. if you like music -- >> i love it for a mother/daughter trip. so many new things to experience together there. maybe mom will let her hair down to some country music. search before you go. it is a must do. get tickets for the grand ole opry. you'll see carrie underwood to keith urban there these days but get them in advance. if you're not into music or want to do something different, there is high end visual arts e

wraps up in august, in san francisco. 16 american cities, two canadians in that group.arclay center. >> why? >> don't know yet. some dates may be announced later. >> are the songs collaborations or he sings and then she sings -- >> i think it is going to be a combination. they love to perform together. and, i mean, she has her album, beyonce did fantastic, but the thing is she just finished a year long world tour. >> ivy blue will be singing three-part harmony with them pretty soon. >> who knows. maybe it is going to be like a maternity tour. they're going to be together. >> and if you can have a lot of help and get a lot of rest between each gig, being together -- >> what about mila kunis? >> what's your point? >> another unconfirmed engagement, marriage, baby bump. >> did they confirm that they're engaged? >> she's wearing a rock. but she also, though, was flashing. if it wasn't the baby bump, it was a huge food bump all weekend. the couple were at the stagecoach music festival in california. look at that. >> she wasn't trying to hide it. >> no. >> i think that's -- >

i love canadian cities for a quick getaway with a european flair. i would start out with shopping.lleries. if you want to do something outside the city, there's the mountains and there's a 200-kilometer mountain trail that's easy riding through towns. >> we loved it. >> yeah, it's a beautiful city. the hotel omni royale right in the heart of the city, $143 a night in may on orbitz. it's a great brand. you know you're getting good amenities at a hotel like that. >> i love this next one, nashville, tennessee. if you like music. >> and i love it for a mother/daughter trip. there's so many new things to experience. maybe mom will let her hair down. a must-do is get tickets for the grand ole opry. he'll see everyone from carrie underwood to keith urban there these days but you want to get them in advance because they go quick. also if you're not into music or you want to do something different, the first museum has high-end visual art exhibits. and then there's great shopping. there's always up-and-coming neighborhoods like east nashville just outside the city for boutiques. you have to

embattled toronto mayor rob ford runs for re-election signs are popping up all over the city reminding canadiansmayor's use of crack, abuse of alcohol and public outbursts. signs from the ad campaign anyone's better than rob ford featured dishevelled fake candidates and tag lines like if elected i promise i will just get publicly drunk. when i urinate in public i never get caught on cameras, and he promises to just smoke pot as mayor, not crack. ford claims his personal life has not interfered with his work as mayor. in tonight's regulation nation report whatever happened to the most transparent administration in history? correspondent shannon breen tells us this white house is failing to follow the rules about reporting the rules. >> transparency and the rule of law will be the touchstones of this presidency. >> reporter: yet two new studies from the competitive enterprise institute and american action forum outlined how the administration has missed numerous deadlines for mandatory reporting on federal regulations and just how much they cost. federal august sis are required to report all the r

she's sixty canadian then there it is situated in the west bank city of hebron after israel canceled the scheduled release of twenty six palestinian prison as they also called for a few with peace talks. asking for assurances they would continue cost april twenty nine deadline leaving some unimpressed. i'm relieved to hear o israel is always trying to debate the merits of the peace prayer says and will keep any excuse to delay or cancellation of the fourth and final round of prison as is based on a previous agreement that israel is trying to escape the pressures of the fight for peace this week the party's dominance. oh my goodness i have. comes on to the palestinian leadership week and i said it's such an initiative fifteen un policies contrary to an agreement reached last year the israeli foreign minister sought to downplay the significance of. the i would get worked up about it this is that growing school they joined respected organization like espn tonight to see them achieving independence. and it ensures an era to an agreement for peace between us all written in the least. romo

new this morning, the son of a senior canadian police officer has been arrested for the worst mass stabbing the city of calgary has seen. five people were killed all in their late teens, early 20s. it happened during a party at a home at the university of calgary yesterday. investigators say the suspect got his hands on a knife and started stabbing the victims one by one. police have not released a motive for the stabbing. >>> one of the longest running series on network television will be shooting scenes in san jose for the next couple of months. betty yu explains why the police department is now allowing a crew from "cops" to tag along. >>> reporter: that familiar theme song now has something to do with the city of san jose. patrol officers are taking camera crews from the "cops" tv show along for the ride as they take down bad boys and dangerous criminals. this is the first time the department has signed on with the show one of the longest running and original reality shows. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: a san jose police department spokesman says it will boost morale within the department and provide

city of calgary has ever seen. >>> the time now 5:43. the son of a senior canadianicer has been arrested for the worst mass stabbing the city of calgary has ever seen. five people were killed all in their late teens or early 20s. it happened during a party at a home at the university of calgary yesterday. investigators say the suspect got a knife and stabbed the victims one by one. police have not released the motive. >>> four people dead in south korea after a ferry carrying hundreds of mostly high school students sank. as alfonso van marsh reports, the number of dead could rise as hundreds of passengers are missing. >> reporter: coast guard, emergency helicopters rushed to save passengers from the sinking ferry off south korea's southern coast. people were crawling sideways off the decks of the ship to the arms of rescue workers. some were brought up in baskets. more than 450 passengers mostly high school students were on board. south korean officials say hundreds of passengers are missing. some of them may have been trapped on the ferry as it sank. this rescued s

looks like the canadian river in oklahoma city, all sand underneath, water running through streets and people saying, how did this happen? we didn't have to ask for flood insurance when we bought the house. it's never flooded here as long as i lived here, 20, 30 years but the water came up today. here's what it's like if the water cops rushing into your house at 2:00 in the morning. >> i talked and -- >> reporter: through the back doors and flowing in out this door. so we just had water in the house, we had kids, we were getting a claire to get into the attic, we didn't know what was going to happen. there's a pretty frightening evening. >> reporter: some people did have to get in the attic, wolf, it got that high in some of the houses. flash flood. i would be waist-deep in water 12 hours ago but it's gone, way down there now. but that doesn't help when the water's in your drywall, wood floor, electrical system, in your basement, for one thing. not a lot of basements here in florida but some people were pumping out water from homes today. so the flash up and the flash down doesn't help

. >> reporter: well, we found him not on horse back on the canadian tundra, but in an apartment in new york city from our abc news. his real name is ryan. they shake hands at door, and it turns out he has very little in common with his alter ego, j.s. >> so you're not a canadian mountie? >> no. >> you don't have 11 children? >> i do not have any children. >> reporter: back in chicago, taryn wright has unraveled a decade long deception, but it's the victims who will hand over the most crucial clue. remember those rubber bracelets and the care packages? well, the return address wasn't from canada, where the dirrs said they lived. it was from ohio. >> because of j.s.'s top secret canine mountie job he couldn't -- >> his top secret canine mountie job? >> yeah. so he had a sister in the united states that would send this out for the family. >> how convenient. >> right. >> and who was the sister in the united states? >> the sister's name was emily dirr. >> reporter: but unlike the fake family she created, emily dirr is real. that's the mistress of deception there, in the sweatshirt, munching on a snac

city that has one. >> is it because you are a virtual canadian? i am a real canadian. >> electorate is from canada. i don't, you don't. >> i actually do. we outnumber you. >> canadians taking over america continues. coming up in the next hour, eh, we would talk about the future of nuclear energy with the head of the country's largest operator of nuclear plants. this is "bloomberg surveillance" on bloomberg television, streaming on your tablet, smartphone, and bloomberg.com. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. i'm tom keene. with me, scarlet fu. joining me this morning, erik schatzker. top headlines. >> let's start again with russia telling ukraine to stop all military preparations in the east or risk a civil war. after ukraine sent police forces in eastern regions to stop progress in protest. demonstrators seized government buildings in some cities. the u.s. has accused russia of full minting the unrest. the u.s. is warning china on the yuan. says they official u.s. would have serious concerns if a recent weakness is a sign china moved away from a market

cities. >> it is something we have to look at. you can't have dust clouds blowing into people's homes. and this is going to be an issue. you mentioned the keystone pipeline. it comes from canadiannds oil. roughly every barrel has processed up to a third can be pet coke material. this is not just an issue in detroit or chicago, it is going to be an issue, cities all across this country. we have to figure this out. we have to figure out how potential hazard is this material, how do we store it and contain it. if we can't, we have to take a hard look what the next steps might be. >> there are a lot of obstacles. one is a lot of big money interest behind pet coke. companies owned by the coke brothers. >> right. >> do you carry big money could efforts of a national standard? >> no question that will be the case. i took on these piles here in the city of detroit. coke brothers own this material. i'm running for the united states senate in michigan. already the coke brothers have put in $5 million of negative ads against me. a little bit of retribution for standing up against them. they are likely to spend millions of dollars more before the end of this election. but we have to stand

canadian correspondent. spent most of his career with the bbc in south asia and a man who could have found himself in the same position as peter. let's go to the news conference in new york city. >> right now they're taking a moment it reflect on everything that has happened. a moment of silence. we will do so as well. [ silence ] >> thanks very much. we'll hear more about them when one of our speakers talk about them. to get things going today to mark 100 days in an event we wish we didn't have to have. we're journalists. we're usually reporting the news, not making it, i would like to ask our executive producer of news gathering owen watson to say a few words about our colleagues, our friends. >> it was on december 29th that my colleagues were arrested in cairo as they simply did their job. they swine--they join another colleague who was already in prison. they have endured conditions at times including being held in cells that had no access to light, little food and water. they have slept on floors without blankets or pillows. during those 100 days their access to the outside world has been strictly controlled by the egyptian authorities. during those 100 days they were po

you see the canadian funds, they bought 1370 broadway, a building in new york city, how do you thinkow you have to react or how pricing is going to be over the next five years given what we are sighing is that most of these foreign investors are underweighted to real estate. if they have, if they reaffirm the taxes act firpta, i think you will see a tidal waves of these. they are already in europe. you have norway, the largest fund in the world. what do you think is going to happen? you think if interest rates pick up, do cap rates yield stay where they are? you have core, large buildings unleveraged or moderately leveraged? in there the theme certainly is global investors are seeing global real estate for fixed income if not cash investments. >> that, in turn, has property away money and washed over most of the major asset markets. >> you don't see it turning, do you? >> that creates a challenge for people like us. you are competing for a wall of money with a lower return for investment tan we do. the key to people like us is to maintain our discipline and not exceed the reality or

. >>> a canadian college student is charged with stabbing five people at a house party in calgary. police are calling it the worst mass murder in the city'suspect is 22-year-old matthew legrude, the son of a police officer. the victims were in their 20s, they were all celebrating their last day of calgary's winter semester. so far, police have no motive. >> coast guard cutter arriving in miami with one of the biggest hauls in recent years. $300 million worth of cocaine, that's about 7,000 pounds of drugs. some was confiscated last month from a colombian smuggling boat in the caribbean sea. the rest of the cocaine was found floating in the water near another boat. >> now that buying and selling marijuana is legal in colorado, it was just a matter of time. the state is getting its first pot vending machine. it will dispense medical marijuana and snacks laced with pot. it still needs approval and will be in stores licensed to sell marijuana but it could eliminate problems before they occur. >> we are looking for machines to easily track all of this inventory. we'll eliminate the middleman. the inventory can go directly from the wholesaler to

have a financial and commercial interest in these canadian tar sands, at least in the disposal of this pet coke. and the way they were doing it in the city of chicago was the height of corporate irresponsibility. to just pile it and let the wind blow it across the neighborhood. it's going to be criminal when it's all over after the city of chicago changes its laws to prohibit this kind of conduct. but those are the things that are at stake in this conversation. i hope at the end of the day the president makes the right, thoughtful decision, not just in terms of energy but in terms of our environment. does the best thing for america. i hope that we also understand that if we do nothing with the keystone x.l. pipeline, we are still going to face the challenge of these canadian tar sands. coming down through the united states, being refined and sold in our country and around the world. it's a challenge we have to face honestly. i believe -- i may disagree with some of my colleagues on the other side. i believe that if we want to leave a world for future generations, our kids, our grandchildren that is a cleaner and safer world, we have to a

city. what we're talking about is kind of this perception of america around the world. i want to get your final thoughts on that. you've got the president in asia. you know, the canadiansld take the keystone pipeline deal and do a deal with china. do you think that's coming up while the president is in asia? >> i don't know if it's coming up while he's in asia. the guess is. today we celebrated what moral leadership can do in the world, and unfortunately in our politics whether it's the republican leadership on benghazi or the president on foreign policy and benghazi, we have a moral desert when it comes to leadership in our political system. >> doug, we do not need to be moral world leaders. that's absurd. >> yes, we do. the greatest nation in the world. we stand for enduring values of liberty, freedom and tomorrow be holocaust remembrance day. there is a higher purpose. we stand for it, and unless we provide leadership, the whole world suffers. >> i think the three of us, we'll all americans. we're not republicans and democrats only. no one wants our president to fail. we want our president and our government to succeeded. it's failing though and i think to the rest

city, but an awful lot of it sure passes through. four pipelines already converge on the outskirts. and a fifth the proposed keystone xl would bring canadianth en route to the u.s. refineries. >> one since came through and built have been good business. like as far as calling in ahead of time saying i have four days lunches. can you have them ready at 12:10. it's been a good business having them come through. >> the salty dog is the only place in town to get a bite and really the only place in town. margot d'angelo lovingly serves up the chow. >> if i blow this one, i did it on purpose. oh. >> oh. yea. >> i scratched. >> i won. >> and she's all for the pipeline. >> it does boost the economy for everyone around here. me, my employees, that might mean difference in an employee getting a new car. might mean a new air conditioning system for the tavern or i might be able to have a vacation. >> but there is considerable opposition on the other side. some maintain abany pipeline spill would deb state nebraska's environment. others say americans need to wean themselves from fossil fuels. >> for most nebraskians, the vice president is a very secon

canadian. alston said today the eye. all are. in eastern ukraine all the same pattern as crimea. this tuesday authorities struggling to regain control of government buildings in the cities of long's park even though he asked me as a political base ousted president victor gannett co bench. he's moscow making the move or simply piling on the pressure is to consolidate gains. pressure in the pipeline as well but the head of gazprom announcing a forty four percent price hike for ukraine ukraine which already owns the russian energy giant one point seven billion euro was ken's coffers and his is now up to your opinion us to pick up the time. the show really shocked that i put it into two weeks packing moving in early two thousand and nine. it's got all his energy policy makers scrambling for solutions on this continent but short term and long. and if that means alternatives to the natural gas that runs through ukraine. and who gets the last laugh. russia with the west in what becomes the ukrainians of course today in the polls and get the bait. after crimea. is it onto eastern ukraine was nice to talk about it from vignettes of calls and can correspond gulliver cried be join

entirety of the state, from the national park up on the canadian border to the mississippi river and recreation area running through the heart of the twin cities. americans from all states, though, and all backgrounds have enjoyed the opportunity to visit these sites. in 2016, in just a few years, we will all come together to help celebrate the centennial, the 100th birthday of the national park service. so to commemorate this occasion, we've got bipartisan, bicameral legislation that will allow the department of the treasury to authorize the minting of a series of commemorative coins. $5 coin, silver dollar and the clad half dollar. there's no cost to the taxpayer. over 300 authors in the house signed onto the bill. bipartisan support in the senate. and all the proceeds from this commemorative coin program go to the national park foundation, which is responsible for preserving and protecting under the -- all these resources under the stewardship of the national park service. and then promoting the public enjoyment and recreation and appreciation for those resources. o more than 278 million people enjoy national parks each and every year, incl

canadian ambassador speaking out about this and the delays. he will be the prime minister guest tomorrow morning at 10:00 on sunday morning futures with maria. >>> millions of pill grams flooding vatican citiesing the square at saint peter's basilica where two popes will be elevated to sainthood in the same ceremony. amy joins us live from rome. amy? >> reporter: hi, arthel. despite the fact there are thousands of saints in the club, there aren't many popes. only a few have been canonized. and tomorrow we have a two-for and after that we have a celebration of a true rarity, a retired pope who hasn't been seen in public very much since he retired and they are canonizing two popes. now st. peter's square is filling up. the mass will be celebrated outside and there will be 25 heads of states and more bush yaps and cardinals and some relics from john paul ii, from an old car, and two vials of his blood with special power for the faithful. the rules have been slightly bent. john paul ii's canonization has been fast tracked. usually they wait for a certain amount of time after death, but even at john paul's funeral people chanted make this man a saint straightaway. so it was really by popular dema

city's butchers continue to thrive on new freshly cut meat. aljazeera. >> ebola is one of the world's deadliest viruses, there is no cure and 90% of people who contract it die. >> canadian drug company valiant wants to buy another drug company. if successful, that deal would make valiant one of the world's five biggest drug companies. the largest shareholder is the driving force behind that offer. >> today marks the 30t 30th anniversary of the announcement that h.i.v. had been discovered. while the in connection of infections has been reduced, new cases have remained steady at 50,000 per year. >> jonathan watson remembers the day he learned he had h.i.v. he was 17. >> it won't happen to me. like that's exactly what life was going through my head, it wouldn't happen to me. and it did happen. >> what made it particularly tough for watson was the sense he'd let his mother down. she had educated him on the importance of protection from an early age, and yet when that moment came, caught in a whirl wind romance, he let his guard down. >> you really don't believe that at their ages they are actually vulnerable to contracting h.i.v. and aids. >> the number of new infections at

mammals according to canadian federal government the way in which these creatures are treated is perfectly legal so to get the insider perspective on what can be done to help another citypark creatures i was joined earlier by marine land whistleblower and self-proclaimed. another walrus at the time but her she was going to get the blood taken from her shortly after and during this procedure it was rather traumatic she started to climb the other walrus that we're trying to draw the blood from what had happened was i wanted to sort of console her and draw her away from that from the procedure to help the other trainers and whatnot so i put my hands in front of her face and it was almost an immediate reaction i just i distinctly remember her nostrils opening up swelling up and her taking a deep breath and at that moment i recognized that this was no longer just an animal that you know was following me on account of having of a bottle of warm formula. i'd imprinted on her at that specific moment she started to see me as well in terms of purpose as her mother i was tattooed on her brain all of my senses my smell my sound my sight i became representative of a of her mother l

off all entrances to the city but no shots have been reported yet i will bring you more on the story as we get it. up next owners here a national look at racial profiling by canadianpolice. a little while back a monument at a michigan university that resembles a wrecking ball was removed due to waves of students trying to imitate the sexy miley cyrus music video where she swings around naked on a wrecking ball well they do take down monuments that are magnets for acts of public stupidity is not important what is important is that this illustrates just how much the media affects us all monkey see monkey do is a reality after avatar came out every person hollowing paid themselves bright blue and when i was a kid literally every child want to jump off their bed and be a pro wrestler like hulk hogan heck every little opiate mayberry now wants to become a rap star people say that religions traditions and government propaganda indoctrinate us but they forget to mention that corporate imagery does exactly the same thing as honestly much better at it maybe people don't want to accept the fact that thousands of marketing campaigns that they're bombarded with every day affe