and i do think there has been some tension with the cbc between the cbc and the white house.was a period of time when the president was still really trying to, you know, take republicans at their word, and work with them. and he has since learned his lesson that you know what, you can't trust those guys. >> yeah. but james peterson, in light of what karen finney just said about family conversations, a lot of people say the president is the first one to break that rule. why are you standing before the nation talking about black-on-black business before a white audience that can easily misinterpret what you say and take it and run and say he believes in black pathology as well. has the president himself offended that very rule? >> i mean, when you look at the -- his speech for the celebration of the march on washington and the way he characterized the riots and the armed -- and nonviolent resistance of the '60s. when you look at pieces of his speech at morehouse, speeches on father's day, it does seem as if the president does not heed the rule of a family and community conversa

cbc backed him and never took his show off of the air until he secured e jipingsdz for their support of the army. scanni >> bassam yousef's show was pulled off the air because he dared poke fun at the military, not at the defense minister directly but he made fun of the blind i'dlization of the defense minister. how women have been swept off their feet, so i think he dared venture into ground that was untouchable. authorities want to keep the military in that sacred place. it's the new red line, as it had always been pre-revolution. >> the content of the episode, i don't think it was over reach, trespassing on any one person or even the institution at large. i think the egyptian people can live through that and i expect them to come back even if not with this network, with another. and i think that's important for the egyptians freedom of expression is the basically right. >> we were told managing director mohammed hani asserted that cbc as well as many other egyptian media firms boycott al jazeera. like bassam yousef, it was wildly popular with the egyptian people in the days of the

their anger over the suspension of its popular political satire program held her and the tv networks cbc announced the program hosted by comedian this and use it who was known as the jon stewart egypt will be taken off air due to its violation of editorial policy it's those that gathered in cairo to the show was being censored poking fun at defence minister general abdel fatah occ. we know a lot of fun and we need today to reject what happens when you get centuries and the revolution center it's a sin you sent in orissa state of freedom in the media is amongst the most important dawns and the revolution. we reject any suppression anyone. egyptian media from injury. the muslim brotherhood remain silent when tastings and a whole state is unethical to what happened to boston the week the program returned their last two weeks after having been on a four month hiatus that started with egypt's military ousted former islamist president mohammad more sea after massive protests called for his removal during moore's his rule use it acted as a leading voice against his presence. during his return f

what with cbc suspension egyptians are left wondering if they will get another chance to see the sensors on the streets. the united kingdom has been exploited has reportedly using high tech equipment to squat on the button to start benjamin jones the kingdom of cool from the record that the indian embassy. the taste diplomatic mission is to me to go into jones from the german parliament's and the offices of me were selected representatives including the go. damaging revelations result in the uk as ambassador being summoned by the german foreign ministry where the british diplomat was warned that tapping communication from an embassy would be a violation of international ngo. a spokesperson for uk prime minister david cameron said that britain has an excellent relationship with merkel's government which would continue to this but spencer was to claim the uk intelligence services operate within a legal framework despite recent revelations suggesting otherwise. perkins cold war tactics which letters and documents in the buy american was a blow at this late in the uk and us have now been imp

when iraq was an aging from that bring to a sectarian war between cbc she is. now the maze to yourself to the us mint tea with two role as security situation has again deteriorate it. despite government attempts to crack down on the sentencing trial curry down. for ten or eleven years now they've been talking about a new security plan. but nothing has changed and the situation is only getting worse all of the iraqi president mariam nike has again tend the us to help tapping the terrorists the idea saying he needs to do more to accommodate the country's much a nice steamy population if he's serious about sending me to see. with neighboring syria face hits and rachel civil war. the usp is that al qaeda will money to create a stronghold straddling the border in that country my friend thompson old and he's now facing them to lessen the government has vowed to track down human traffic is and it's months old and that blacks. this comes as the decomposing bodies of nine tt people makes the women and children. i found and as hard as that according to authorities they d

glenn greenwald talked about in a cbc interview. in response to claim that these revelations would expose state secrets at it and those involved in terrorism and airport would do more harm to national security then and i'd take a look into this. here is a long they don't know that the us and uk governments do everything possible to monitor communications class some of them are huge human couriers. we can tell that era's leading the dinar to know people people that the snorting or ordinary citizens around the world that the spying system is directed not at the terrace at that. the remake of an argument that the leak this information could actually a tear as they do you agree with grandma then when he sat on. do they eat yet. then you need it. seeing that. you're chasing criminals have for quite some time knowing that the internet surveillance the secret internet technology careers in whatever they can to get around it. it's news that to those who thinks it's the way we know that it's needed nobody can in love when americans to know t

cbc said the time it was committed to freedom of expression but the episode usually airs on friday with the poles minutes before being broken. apparently reaching editorial policy and its. two of us who spoke to him. indeed for the past two years. and i thing the conservatives who are very much for the army and for the military and pro pro pro no criticism in the specific figures captured this picture. this is the first time fasting yousef is kind of stuff on popular with the country's readers. he's already being prosecuted for effective orator and insulting former presidents mohamad morrissey i have some nice new sets me off posting at the stake into training to the map is around fifteen minutes time you can see below. since down to earth. i was. or if they want this week on down to it will import the world's largest went to church because the toll it takes to operate he says one nation after it said that and can change the whole world. but you can change the whole world one person. from a costco or present bill patients of the nineties the good people go blind. just to feed a family f

i've heard cbc members make comments about their relationship.'s programs. but they haven't gone as far as some cbc members would like it to go. but with the republican majority in the house, there's only so far the president can go. i would encourage the president to use his power that there are a lot of people in prison who shouldn't be there for the minimums. we need to have massive amounts of communetations for justice. there are certain things the president can do on his own. >> tennessee democratic congressman steve cohen, a wide-ranging conversation, thank you. do appreciate your time on a saturday afternoon. >> if wofford beats appalachian state, is that an earth-shaker -- >> you're doggone right it is. i'm impressed you follow terrier football. you have an open home here on saturday afternoons on msnbc. anytime you want. >> thank you, craig. >> thank you. how about that? a wofford football shoutout. >>> from politics to the nuts and bolts of fixing the affordable care act, jonathan gruben is an economics professor at m.i.t. he is, dare i

. >>> cbc cnbc's bertha coombs. a new poll by cnbc and associated president said 30% of people believe buying twitter stock is a good investment. 47% say it is not. ahead of facebook's ipo last year, 51% said that company was a good indevelopment. only 35% believe that twitter will be successful in five years. ebay may start accepting more forms of digital currency. the company's ceo tells the "financial times" the initial focus will be on incorporating retailers' reward points programs into pay pal. and lululemon is fielding new complaints about the quality of its yoga pants. earlier all-of pants because they were too sheer. some consumers say they're still too sheer and fall apart after a few months of wear. >>> honda is voluntarily recalling 2007 and 2008 to fix a minivan problem. >>> ikea is experimenting with a second hand online flea market for their customers who want to unload their gently used furniture. >>> massive cache of paintings thought to contain work by picasso and matisse were recover covered among

you know what they said, sean, emanual cleaver said in 2011 when he was chair of the cbc, that if hillaryeen in the white house with these unemployment numbers for black americans, consistent double digits, he said congressional black caucus would be storming and marching the white house, so under obama, they get a free pass. president obama has the lowest participation rate of any president since jimmy carter. and we need to start judging him on his character, not the color of his skin. >> now, wait a second, crystal. a couple of points, if you asked the current chair, martha fudge, she would tell you there are increasing bills on participation, by making investments in america's economy, every single time. >> more spending, richard. >> i beg to differ. you can't call this spending -- >> wait a minute, i just want to address. >> it is about investments. >> the eisenhower bills, the interstate system, it is an investment. and that is what we're asking for. unfortunately -- >> let's stop for a second on this investment. he has had five years. he promised a stimulus, to sign a stimulus, hea

later in an interviewith cbc, he said he had his, quote, come to jus moment. >> i'm tining every day. i haven't touched a drop of alcohol in three weeksand i n't do drugs. >> the last time you did drugs was? >> a year ago sometime. >> would it have beenhis indent with the crack? >> probably, yes. i don't know exactly when it was, but pbably about a year ago. >> add to that, ford nohas his own reality tv show airing on canada sun news network. and during a premierepisode, he said he refuses to te a drug test. coming up later on the "today" show, don't mis this. tt lauer has one-on-one interview with toronto embattled mayor. >>> george zimmermans expected in courtoday following an arre for assault. last night we heard the dramatic 911 calls. zimmerman's girlfriend called poli saying he pointed a shotgun her during an argument. >> you just broke my gss table, you broke my sunglasses and you put your gun in my freaking face and told me to get the [ bleep out. this is not your house. now, get outta her >>ou heard her pleading with zimmern to leave her home. she told t dispatcher he had a s

. >> good evening, and welcomeo cbc news toron. [ applause ] >>t's been a tough week for toronto mayor, rob rd, in addition to smoking crack cocae, a foul mouthed press conference, the cy council has stripped himf some of his powers. he joins us tonigh thank yofor being here mr. mayor. >> of course, than for having me. >> what do you have t sayo e voters after ts week? >> just that i goofed up, aye? >> you see, my face as red as a boxing day ham. >> now, mr. mayor, many are calling r your resignation, do u feel your public ige is suffering? >> of course. i don'have any good photos. every time'm in the news, they show one where i'm sweaty,ed faced or my neck imissing. i think i'd be betteoff if i had a good head shot. would you mind if i got onnow with your cameras? woulthat be okay? >> sure. i'll count you down, all right? >> yeah. >> 3, 2, 1. >> yeah, think we got it.

canada's cbc news reports that ford's approval ratings have gone up to 44% despite calls for him to step down. >> right now he does not have a shred of credibility and we have become the laughing stock of north america if not the world. >> indeed the late night shows are not at a loss for words. >> i heard that your mayor ford's approval ratings went up after it came out that he smoked crack. you know what that makes you as a city, toronto? enablers, eh. >>> buried in the election day news, there was a major vote in illinois. the state legislature gave final approval to a bill legalizing same-sex marriage. the state senate passed the bill in february but it was held up in the assembly. 14 states and the district of columbia currently allow for same-sex marriage. the ohio legislature could pass legislation legalizing the unions this week. >>> suspended miami dolphin offensive lineman richie incognito, the man at the center of the bullying case, breaks his silence. >> richie, how are you? >> doing well. >> what do you have to say about the storm you're in? >> i'm just trying to weather the

the cbc channel which broadcasts the program suspended on friday. the official reason was use of that contravene the channels the tutorial mine. with new nato pursuits most likely sign the show which has just resumed broadcasting on the twenty fifth of october. after months of the airwaves and use of the oss appeared on tv since the oklahoma to marcy who deny the charges were not fired by a gauntlet of vision or institution. apply a member of the come to accuses the humorist david citation to disorder and being oppressed to national security. let sit for the new circuits porch and is the team's cap. hello and welcome to poking europe. all in all in georgia and the european parliament in brussels. in this program the power of real being. just how influential on special interests in the european union and is trying to get tough on them. add in card see we interviewed the woman in the whole seat. eu commission that connie had a god tells us about this that for a new global deal on points. then known as the briefcase brigade. i'm not talking about europ

reforms the state of the firms that reform and opening up has been a successful revolution weapon the cbc in a new era. it also adds that reform and opening up will decide the destiny of modern china will be key to ensuring the country adapt to rapidly changing world the statement concludes with the need to keep the reforms order to build a moderately prosperous society in a strong democratic country as well as real as the chinese stream of national rejuvenation. in terms of political reforms the meeting requires ensuring that the people a the masters of their own fate under the leadership of the communist party. we should insist on governing the country battle the sessions as the communist party to make its leadership more scientific in democratic party must also be in the bank garden clean to provide political support for opening up and socialist organization. indeed the economic reforms. we must center on economic development in the key is to balance relationship between government and the market the session also says we must follow the experience in opening up and most importantly we

and a cinema seat is set to meet army chief gen today scanning on monday that that cbc dawn newspaper said tennessee state was also attended the thing at the five ounces. the report said. after many trustee for over two years the nation's leading in some other washington the beginning to the patter of their abundance in our state's meeting with president back about a fortnight ago. mike tyson's changed once again pondering the canning offensive that ended on strike on friday the attack came a day after having seen she said talks are underway with some comment on the scene soon after assuming office the transition aides had won the mandate of the country's political spectrum and told them that love with the insurgents who have killed thousands of pakistanis indians in the past six years. sensing chairman sen said the strike was in it and discovered that the stocks. the government of bob barr. does not see this going bad as that there are many on an individual. but as a dad. all of these horses it is so new element. cool in the us. any discussion or a dvd of illusion was only one whose

of that being nice and since i'll be the fence to get identified to the icc said they had us at the cbc and youtube channel two minutes yet at the respondents to date to the kids they say that i'm out of the agenda is funded by saudi arabia in saudi arabia supports tendencies to be too late it's been pretty calm yet lovely theories that many demonstrations taking place in my iv which is like twenty five km from here. not with the idea region and in the trial was meant to be held at him said the prem mostly to put his exam that protesting outside the constitutional called and said that's the good thing too since we are hearing outside cooking eggs and react to a security post as i'm mostly supported syntax contributing back to peace and security classified as he gets to disguise that is protected in attics and korea critics say that there is no way beyond what he can get a fair trial because eating tribe in the very people who ousted him from power in the first place. anyway this track and tv fare. i think it's the republican neo nazis to try and set. at times i try to get the hang of it

and in great stead magazine claims to have seen evidence proving the guilt of american soldiers on cbc campaign of how the chiles dollars and twenty pounds. special forces team. the greenery the team hasn't called. deployed to an isolated valley west of kabul where the tall blonde and other insurgent groups have a very heavy presence. and what happened was over last winter the locals are complaining that the special forces team and the translators war murdering people torturing them abducting them and disappearing them. just extraordinary allegations that the time or the sense to un proven. after the special forces team was forced out of the area by the afghan government bodies to be showing up outside the base bodies of the said work the bodies of ten men who'd been seen rounded up by the americans and then were not able to be found either by the red cross or by the afghan government. after work so i sent to investigate allegations of sending a student audience testimony from local officials. how's the weather but to confidential un and red cross investigation to corroborate the alleg

the show called "the program," was taken off air just before it was about to start an anchor from the cbcel. saying the last episode had caused discontent on the streets. the move is raising further questions about freedom of speech. >>> child marriages could be banned in yemen if a group drafting the new constitution gets its way. according to the united nations, more than half of women in yemen are married before the age of 18. we report from the capitol center. >> reporter: when nora was 11 years old she was forced to marry a man who was 35. she suffered years of physical and psychological abuse. today she's a leading activist fighting to ban child marriages. >> i was in an innocent child. i was poor. so when they got me new clothes i felt great happiness. but then everything changed. my husband was an alcoholic. when he first took off his clothes you can imagine what happened to a child. >> reporter: nora fled her abusive husband many times only to be returned back by her parents. she suffered miscarriages and internal bleeding. something that has affected her and her three children.

the cbc is standing with many others saying it's time to move forward. you can no longer protest the president just because he doesn't look like the rest of those presidents before and you can't shut down 82 of his nominees through the filibuster process. >> when there's only been 85 done in history. i make it simple, krystal. it's a yes or no vote. it's just that simple. now it's a yes or no vote. 51 yes, it goes. if it's lower than 51, it's no and it doesn't pass. no games in between. and this is only a nominee. this is not legislation. >> right. >> and it's not even on supreme court nominees. so when they play this game, the republicans, that the sky is falling, it does not mean legislation and it does not mean supreme court. it means on administrative and judicial nominees other than the supreme court. and it also makes the senate function. because before it wasn't functioning. and the day the president talked about the change was about fixing that. look at this. >> it's no secret that the american people have probably never been more frustrated with

cbc news reports, canada allowed the nsa to spy on the g-8 and g-20 summits in ontario in 2010.sa leaker edward snowden and don't mention targets for spying but say the operation was closely coordinated with canada. >>> some russians are furious and the kremlins trying to contain the uproar and you will not believe why. all over this, a giant designer suitcase. the french fashion house louis vuitton thought that the two-story eyesore -- some might not think it's an eyesore -- plunked in the middle of moscow's red square, which is part of the problem for many. they thought it would be a good way to celebrate its ties to russia. the publicity stunt hasn't gone done well at all. phil black is in the capital. >> reporter: russia's most famous, historic, sacred public space, red square, next to the kremlin, presidential seat of power, next to the tomb of lenin, founding leader of the soviet union and this is a giant replica of a louis vuitton suitcase. moscow is famous for its love of luxury brans but this has made people angry, many believe it's gone too far, everyone from the presi

however, cbc, bureau is going to make ultimate decisions. do you have any other questions for us at this time? no? you want to go to level five? >> level two or level three. >> you want to go to gp? well, according to your file you can, so we'll see. okay? thank you. have a good day, all right? >> thank you. >> this is your paperwork. >> certainly he deserves to be moved because he has had clear conduct. since he's been here, he hasn't done anything. you know, he hasn't hurt anyone. and he is so small that he can slip his handcuffs, and he's shone us that. >> according to his file he's set up to go conduct -- his conduct report no behavior log notation. paperwise, he's eligible to be released from level six. >> our feeling is that we'd like to see them try to make it in a less restricted area, you know. that is our hope. >> shiverdecker's behavior in the coming weeks will help to determine whether or not he's transferred to a lower level. but even inmates in the prison's least restricted level two dorm still get out of control. >> who said t

in an interview with cbc news monday, ford promised he will get in better shape and stop drinking. >> i have drank in excess a few times. i have admitted to drug use. but i am not a drug addict. i'm not an alcoholic. >> reporter: ford said he has not consumed alcohol in three weeks and his use of crack was an isolated incident that happened more than a year ago. wendy gillette for cbs news. >> mayor ford is trending on twitter this morning. also trending now, smoking age. new york city is set to ban tobacco sales to anyone under 21 today. brittany murphy is also trending citing a new toxicology report the father of the late actress claims his daughter was killed with rat poison. it's a wonderful life, the classic christmas movie getting a sequel called the rest of the story. and a self-portrait taken on a webcam named word of the year on oxford dictionary. follow us on twitter. we'll have to take a selfie. >> you need a good length arm to do it. we'll have to borrow lawrence's arm. >> i thought twerking would be the word of the year. >> no, selfie is better. >>> let's go out towards m

the cat giving a cbc reporter and cameraman a big surprise. in the middle of recording standoff the cat decided to use cameraman as a ladder. looks like the cat definitely stole the show. and we showed you the volvo ad where john clad vandamme does a split between two trucks now actor channing tatum making a smooth on 22 jump street. tatum does own version of epic split ♪ where the day goes ♪ only time ♪ and who can say if you love goes ♪ as your shows ♪ only time. >> ah you -- [bleep] >> that looks like that didn't go sell, did it? here is one you love baby otter drinking milk from the syringe. lives at a zoo in japan. this is how he gets his daily calcium supply. you love that one, don't you? i do. that's what we are watching tonight. coming up, is obamacare putting the squeeze on doctors? doctors? doctor senator john barrasso is here next. could never happen to them. and that their homeowners insurance protects them. [ thunder crashes ] it doesn't. stop pretending. only flood insurance covers floods. ♪ visit floodsmart.gov/pretend to learn

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and then when i was quite young, about 11, we moved to ottawa because the cbc head office moved there, and so i grew up in a--a little anglo community in rural western quebec, which was very exciting--the inexorable pull west. frederick jackson turner would have approved of the environment in which i grew up. so i have this rather mix--born of urban parents of anglo-scottish stock growing up in french canada, sadly not learning french as a child but having a rural upbringing. c-span: did you stay canadian? have you still... >> guest: i'm still canadian, yes. c-span: and why--why then immerse yourself in america like this--or the united states? >> guest: well, i came to america in 1964 as a--as a reporter determined to go and see the rest of the world. i got offered a job by abc. i was so intimidated by the notion of coming to new york the first time that i said no. and i woke up about six months later in a cold sweat and said, 'oh, god, what have i done?' and i wrote them and said, 'could i change my mind?' but i wanted to see the rest of the world, which was a very distinctly young c

cbc news made the report based on documents received from edward snowden.sa set up shop in the u.s. embassy for the operation. >>> pope francis will make his first ever trip to israel next year, a source tells cnn the visit will take place from may 25th until the 26th. earlier the pope said it was his lifelong dream to advise i the ho visit the holy land. >>> a southern california man is under arrest for holding two women hostage and shooting two police officers. man opened fire when a s.w.a.t. team arrived on the scene, fortunately both hostages are okay and one of the police officers is still in the hospital this morning. ♪ it's been one week since you looked at me ♪ ♪ tucked your head to the side and said get together, come back to see me ♪ >>> bake naked ladies has canceled a concert at sea world before seeing cnn's "black fish." after the concert was announced fans started an online petition asking bare naked lied ease to back out of the show. in a facebook post the band members said they did not feel comfortable performing at the venue. >>> new video

more now from cnn affiliate cbc news. >> what don't you understand?this would be a bad day. >> get off my property! >> i'm leaving! >> reporter: within hours, they have a video, it is consistent with one talked about more months allegedly showing ford smoking crack cocaine at the house in this picture. it's the photo of ford with drug and gang figures, one who is now dead. >> the file that we have recovered depicts images which are consistent with those reported in the press. >> reporter: and for a police chief trying to be careful, he offered an opinion. >> i'm disappointed. i know this is a traumatic issue for the citizens of this city and the reputation of this city. >> reporter: does the video concern the mayor? when news first broke in may, there was a robust denial. >> i did not use crack cocaine nor am i an addict of crack cocaine. as for a video, i cannot comment on a video that i've never seen or does not exist. >> reporter: a far more subdue ed mayor. >> i wish i could come out and defend myself. unfortunately, i can't because it's before th

dhs has very broad speedometers in cyber from the coast guard's role in cyber com, cbc, i.c.e., secret service investigating cyber crimes. it's central to dhs's cyber role is the wok that the client, the national programs director does. it focuses on increasing security and resilience of critical infrastructure, federal and nonfederal critical infrastructure for both physical and cyber threats making a connection really there. let me just briefly talk about what we do in the federal critical infrastructure because it helps in the discussion there. our role there can be hands-on, direct as we work with our colleagues and other federal agencies. we provide technical capabilities to allow other federal agencies to protect and secure their networks. for example, we have a service called cdm or continuous diagnostics mitigation, a scanning program that allows them to diagnose vulnerabilities in their system, allows them to understand what -- how their networks work and where vulnerabilities might lie. we have a capability that's referred to as einstein which uses signatures or indicators of

that's according to cbc news. it cites documents leaked by former u.s. government analyst edward snowden. the documents don't mention specific targets of the spying effort but say plans were closely coordinated with canada. >>> an investigation is under way after a deadly crane collapsed in sao paolo, brazil, at the site of next year's world cup soccer match. at least two people were killed when the crane collapsed on top of the metal structure. that stadium is scheduled to host the opening match of the world cup and five other games including a semifinal. crews there are scrambling to finish six stadiums in the country by the end of this year. >>> over the river and through the woods hasn't been so easy for millions of americans this year. take a look at the heavily traveled 405 freeway. look at the lights in los angeles. that's last night in l.a. it was a virtual parking lot for no other reason but heavy holiday traffic. up the eastern seaboard, soggy, snowy weather made the journey home kind of tough. but the worst case weather scenarios did not becom

in a move to stop the outbreak of meningitis at princeton university, the cbc is allowing health officialspproved. since last spring, seven students have died from a repair strain that is not covered by the current vaccine. >>> a second home in florida is expected to be torn down today after it was heavily damaged by a sinkhole that will opened on thursday. another house was taken down yesterday. in all, seven homes were evacuated. it the postal service has racked up a seventh straight year of losses. new figures show the post office lost $5 billion even though revenue went up for the first time in five years. >>> a new gallup poll about the assassination of president kennedy shows 61% of americans still believe in a conspiracy. but that's the lowest figure since the mid '60s. and amid rising concern of concussions suffered by football players, brett favre told matt lauer if he had a son he would be leery of letting him play football. favre said he recently suffered memory loss. and those are your fast five headlines. >>> in the 12 years of war in afghanistan and iraq, almost 7,000 u.s. tr