harper. the time has come to replace mr. harper with this incredible liberal team. thank you very much. >> surely, this coalition among key is going to stay on your back every day of the campaign because people will assume if you don't rule it out, that's because you got something to hide, and secretly, you will entertain it, you just don't want to admit it. isn't that the conclusion voters should draw? >> there's nothing to hide. i'm saying as clearly as i can to the canadian people looking them straight in the eye, if you want to replace the harper government, you got to vote lib liberal. it's not clearer than that. thank you very much. >> that's the leader of the liberal party bringing forward this motion of nonconfidence over the contempt issue and commented right after prime minister stephen harper commented saying that the prime minister didn't take questions and that proves he is in contempt, and he took a number of questioning say the the liberal party offers an alternative and mentioned green jobs and we'll dig into what he had to say. many took a series of

harper. liberal party rule to that the conservative government acted in contempt by failing to disclose the full cost of a number of government programs in the budget. the house is scheduled to vote on the no-confidence motion, that vote now set for 2:00 p.m. eastern. if it passes, at a vote will be held. we'll take you live now to the canadian broadcasting coverage. >> mr. harper, whatever his -- one of his fundamental feelings is that he never understood he was in a minority parliament. he has never been able to reach out to work with other parties when things got stuff. i feel that for us, we will be offering very clear choices to voters in terms of focusing on democratic issues, affordability, and all the people that have done left behind in this budget and former budgets as well. i'm looking forward to it. i think the ndp will work well. people know he is straight up. >> let me ask you about british columbia. conservatives will target that like never before. are you worried about that? >

harper. it is perfectly clear. there is no confusion. they know that if they want to replace mr. harper -- i will point out that more than 60% of the canadian public in stable terms have said they do not support mr. harper. the time has come to replace mr. harper with this incredible liberal team. >> this coalition monday is going to stay on your back every day of the campaign week -- your back because people assume that if you do not rule it out, you have something to hide and you will secretly and retain it. he does not do not -- you just do not want to admit it. >> you are buying the conservative line. i am say as clearly as i can to the canadian people that if you want to replace the harper government, you have got to voted liberal. cannot be clearer than that. thank you. >> that is the leader of the liberal party who brought " work this -- who brought forward this vote of non-confidence. he proceeded to take a number of questions saying that the liberal party will offer an alternative. h

[applause] >> my name is tommy harper. i came for tommy harper and lirnd. linda. my son will be in college this year. he's going to college this year. i'm not here to talk about thompson. i'm here to say my son is from bay view hunes point. i have a principal that told my son to defend himself. i have an issue. i wrote a letter, i know it means nothing because every time you're a parent and say stuff, it goes in the garbage. but what kind of leader is going to tell my son that is brought up with guns and people dieing in front of him to defend himself. we had an incident where my son was bullied and beat up. i come up to the school, when i come up to the school to give up money to give to my child for a track, i find my child had been jumped on. i approach the principal, confide in my soon to make him comfortable first because he's got tears in his eyes. i'm confused. i go to the principal. when i get to the principal's office, the secretary, can you go get the principal? by the time i get in the principal's office he's making a face like i don't want to be bother

>>reporter: that crane lifted the low of zero in a lot earth after the tsunami struck for harper days ago. larry looks of what is left of his vote. it is one of fee to the fan when the surge came. >> never crews are working fast to recover the lost flow and content fuel, will and harry f. from leaking into the harbor. >>reporter: each individual close as the phone thing for help is, how much fuel it's very this announcer urges left millions of dollars in damages of tofu fan before. a lot of the wreckage you can see it because most of it is under water. as for his fauces will need to recover the fishing here in the vote. >> if recovery, for that and move on >>reporter: crews have 14 more votes to follow. if as you can tell will be working well into the next few weeks. >>brian: and half of night when their lives for the bay area. if showers and thunderstorms specially into the north bay. the radar scanning the whether things fly in the day for the locations close to the bay. lot of things happening in the north bay, rain continues to come down and fun is happy. there is a half the showe

s that on monday found the minority conservative government of prime minister steven harper in contempt of parliament for failing to provide the estimated costs for a number of spending programs. >> the budget table this week by the minister of finance, the next phase of canada's economic action plan is critically important to complete canada's economic recovery. its contents not only reflected the wide input of canadians including the input of other political parties. it has the strong support of canadians. >> all that needs to happen now is for canada's parliament to be officially dissolved and an election date set. having led two minority governments, mr. harper is hoping his party will win a majority. >> the honorable -- >> coming from behind in the opinion polls, former author and broadcaster michael ignaceius will fight his first election as the leader of the main opposition liberal party. >> it's time to change canada's direction. time to get us on the right path. after five years of conservative government, it's time to say enough is enough. enough of the politics of fear. enoug

or incomplete information and one has to wonder indeed alice scott horton contributing editor at harper's magazine now more than one hundred thousand people filled the streets in madison wisconsin this weekend and what's been described as the largest protest in the state's history but the battle that's unfolding in wisconsin indiana and else. where in the united states isn't necessarily just about union rights the bigger issue at hand is how cash strapped governments will do more with less at a time when unemployment foreclosures high deficits have all kept the united states in the worst economic downturn since the great depression the solutions from washington are few and far in between but it seems that spending cuts are now in vogue cutting workers' pensions social security home heating assistance programs everything in fact except for meaningful cuts to the pentagon's budget but that's a separate story but it will the push to spend less really pull the united states out of this economic mess but earlier i spoke with dean baker of the center for economic and policy research here's part

harper drills the three pointer. harper in the 13th ranked morehaed eagles. >>> butler last by two points in the national championship game last year. and today butler was trying to do the same thing. wild shot, but butler teammate mat howard scores the game winner. eight seeded butler wins by a butler at old dominion. >>> the giants beat the angels. >>> where leprocauns can come in all sizes, don't you know. those good enough to beat the cubs. gio gonzalez strikes out six through six innings. curt susuki answers with two runs. that is sports as we see it this thursday night. sharks doing enough to keep on winning. >> an exciting basketball game. really close. >> good to see those kind of teams that really have no chance of winning at all. but just that chance to play one more game. >> ucla making 17 free throws. >> and

you know very curious movement and glenn beck this is what i discovered and i wrote about it in harper's magazine there's all these really peculiar echoes of left wing rhetoric in glenn beck's in the way glenn beck talks the things that the gospel that he said was it happens all the time but you also see this in the tea party movement in fact you see it across the board this is a project that i believe it's the old kind of populist radicals that's now that's a subject i know a lot about somebody will be along here will you vote eighteen million we have thirty seconds like you're welcome because you know you know i wish we had those years back and sockless jury simpson that would be so. it would it really would any any final thoughts on where america's going for it is you know. it is the things are so up in the air right now you know what's. going on wisconsin is inspiring but at the same time the republicans are playing the they're playing their cards very well they're defunding the left which you know i talked about at length in the wrecking crew they're playing out there their string a

democrat was finally beaten you know in our in our last minute or two here you know you can see harper's the confessions of glenn beck is he our father cough but i don't think that's a he's coghlan was that fascinating man we don't understand how it is that you mean there is there is a sound hoglan yeah that's how he pronounced it that he coghlan moved from left to right in the course of the one nine hundred thirty s. a very you know very curious movement and glenn beck this is what i discovered and i wrote about it in harper's magazine there's all these really peculiar echoes of left wing rhetoric in glenn beck's the way glenn beck talks the things he's the gospel the inside as it happens all the time but you also see this in the tea party movement in fact you see it across the board this is a project that i mean it's you know it's the old kind of populist radicals that's now that's a subject i know a lot about somebody a little longer well you've got the eighteen million we have thirty seconds left here because you know you know i wish we had those years back a good man sockless jury s

harper drills the three pointer. harper in the 13th ranked morehaed eagles. >>> butler last by two points in the national championship game last year. and today butler was trying to do the same thing. wild shot, but butler teammate mat howard scores the game winner. eight seeded butler wins by a butler at old dominion. >>> the giants beat the angels. >>> where leprocauns can come in all sizes, don't you know. those good enough to beat the cubs. gio gonzalez strikes out six through six innings. curt susuki answers with two runs. that is sports as we see it this thursday night. sharks doing enough to keep on winning. >> an exciting basketball game. really close. >> good to see those kind of teams that really have no chance of winning at all. but just that chance to play one more game. >> ucla making 17 free throws. >> and finding a way to win. >> the ktvu morning news begins at 4:30. we'll have the very latest on japan and the rain expected here in the bay area tomorrow. good night.

look at what's really at stake in the raymond davis case scott horton is a contributing editor at harper's magazine and he joins us right now from our studios in new york scott thank you so much for being here now there is a lot that doesn't really seem to add up in this case now if you listen to the united states they would have us believe that this is just you know a clean cut former soldier a u.s. diplomat with immunity who killed two men but did so in self-defense which of course is not really what we're hearing from the pakistani side walk us through some of the more glaring inconsistency is here. well if you're reading the press accounts in pakistan you know the ray davis was not a diplomat that he was a cia contractor probably the station the acting station chief in lahore pakistan that he shot two young pakistanis through the windshield of his car then got out of the car punched further rounds into their bodies and photographed them all this was done coolly and methodically and if you're reading the pakistani press you also would have heard that the two pakistanis he shot were not

>>catherine: basically about $15 million at least in damage to both the boats and harper. we were hearing since they've downgraded the tsunami to an adviser read or watch now, they might be opening the beaches in the roads is that likely to happen soon? >>caller: that is under way as we >> . if the beaches will be open, the roads are still closed. the roads will be open soon as well. >>catherine: you're with the emergency operations, what is the next move? >>caller: the state fish and game department has provided tofor vessels to the harbor for debris removal. even though we have an advisory we are recommending that people stay out of the water because of the strong current. while our emergency operations center will be demobilizing, we will transition command to the harbor unified command team. there will be a team on site at the harbor taking care of the problems well for the weekend. >>catherine: was a problem keeping people out of the area. we're looking at people just wanting to look. of was that a problem? >>caller: that could be a problem but fortunately we haven't

clean out of the santa cruz harper is continuing today, as we reported on friday, the tsunami patted the harbor. you're looking at pictures of the damaged bolts. this is were 18 boats sank in 100 others were damaged. kron 4 shows you what crews were doing today. >>craig: removing debris from the santa cruz proper to make it safer. 15 boats are still left it to a whole lot of the water. the governor will use the information decide if outside funds were made available. so far damages of $70 million it is concerned and there is concern for environmental damage. >> fuel is slowly leaking out and causing a pollution hazard. we need to get those boats off the bottom because those tanks are not designed to beat submerge. >>craig: the hunters are closed to traffic until thursday. >>jacqueline: a live look outside, cloudy skies and breeze blowing. the rain in the north bay right now. the rain is the worst throughout the north bay and there are few pockets of heavy rain. a pocket of heavy rain an approaching novato and san rafael. another pocket of heavy rain north of the layout. this will sli

in the meantime, the southwest final seconds of the game, harper 0 for 5 from three fired a three-pointerstayed up by one. last chance for louisville. a three-pointer at the buzzer. 12.72 rebounded. 28 double doubles. a huge rejection as they upset louisville, 62-61. >>> penn state taking on temple. you sunk the battleship. temple had a chance to win it. juan fernandez one and done. temple celebrates the first turn of victory in ten years.years. that was also versus penn state. two-point victory. >>> byu taking on rockford. 74-66. don't forget for all the highlights join us on the highlight express on espnews. that's it for now. >>> this time, there was a reporter who took the hit. >> ben higgins was doing a live report in tuson when an suv backed into him. he was hit. it could have been worse if his cameraman didn't intervene. he said he was okay and finished the report. we'll be right back. with chantix and support... our kids go to school together. -we work together. -i'm in your cooking class. we play ball together. [ male announcer ] chantix is a non-nicotine pill proven to help peop

harper is expected to get re- elected but without the majority he currently has. >>> people attendingin's royal wedding next month may have to brush up on their wedding etiquette. guests are being strongly advised to be on their best behavior. for example they should not tweet or use their phones during the ceremony, they should dress appropriately and be on time. the queen should be the last one to arrive before the bride. under no circumstances should they hug or kiss the queen. an employee is accused of vandalizing the club. police a musical engineer went into the building with a bat and destroyed several areas, it is believed it is the result of a dispute during wednesday night's performance, police estimate the damage at josh joshi's is around 10,000 dollars. you have a few more days to use your passes. they have until june 1st to make the switch. >>> on kt v news at 5:00 we are on storm watch. our crews fanned out to gather new information about the slides, flooding and clean up still underway at this hour around the bay area. we are also at the port of oakland where a new hip i

. >> harper. >> penn state. don't want to get beat. fernandez. frazier defends to advance. the owls survived. >> 5 seconds left. with three. with two. the runner. goes down with 2 seconds to go. kentucky up by 2. >> i think we did it. >> yes, great showing by princeton came up a little bit short. by now you've heard the scandal. brandon davies suspended for having premarital sex. violation of school rules. terriers looking for an upset. >> at the other end. >> giving them the lead in the first half. give him an inch he will bury the shot. up 5 after the long three. second half. parts the red sea. the easy layup. ahead by 8. and then watch this. his pathented step back jump shot. it is impossible to defend. 32 points, 7 assists. 74-66 the final. next up gonzaga. ucla's shoes are the ugliest in the tournament but you tell it to the big man who bulldozed his way to 14 points against michigan state. erasing a 20-point deficit. within one point with seconds to go. they put malcolm lee on the line who missed it. spartans need a miracle. down by two. called for traveling. even if

summit union to win gold of a stolen base and once ninety eight but if they can go on to have even harper korea but this moment right had and they are in for a fantastic possible career in the future richard oppel three don't see. and that is your sports wrap for an hour whether it's next to you soon. is the news. wealthy british style. markets. can find out what's really happening to the global economy.

harper for 3 and the win. pwol. 62-61. moore head state. louisville in bounds. lots of contact.ike rejected no foul call. game over. 13 seed moore head state from kentucky take down louisville 62-61. moore head state meets richmond in the next round. spider guard anderson off down the stretch. they for the tie then 3 for the lead against van dearville. 8 seconds left. down 3. up under shot by anderson with 25. but they done get a shot off here late. 69-66. richmond knocks them off in the upset. butler old dominion. final shot. shawchbility he slips. throws it up. howard. up and in. time expires. better to be lucky than good sometimes. bull dog advance to face top seed. wells region action. 20 seconds left. taylor battle from way downtown. 23 for battle. final seconds. fernandez strandeded. what does he do. force it up and in with seconds left. desperation he have that hits the score board. temple advances. 66-64 next up 2 seed san diego state. east region 4 seed kentucky 13 seed princeton. tigers. tied at 57. 5 seconds left. point guard star player did not make a shot all day un

harper warned an election would harm canada's fragile economic recovery.osition parties charge he has mismanaged the economy and is overly secretive. the roman catholic order of the jesuits will pay $166 million to hundreds of native americans and native alaskans. the groups charged that jesuit priests in the pacific northwest sexually abused them over a period of decades. the settlement announced today is one of the largest yet in the church's long-running abuse scandal. the city of new york today marked the 100th anniversary of the fire that galvanized the u.s. labor movement. the fire at the triangle shirtwaist factory in 1911 killed 146 people. most were young immigrant women, and many jumped to their deaths trying to escape the flames. the fire was the worst industrial accident in the city's history. it led to key improvements in workplace and fire safety. on wall street, stocks finished the week on a high note. the dow jones industrial average gained 50 points to close at 12,220. the nasdaq rose six points to close at 2,743. for the week, both the do

portugal -- stephen harper, vote of confidence. what is going on? guest: portugal is next-to-last in the sovereign fiscal some -- greece is last but they have a serious problem, more serious than ours. they also cannot have over 60% of the world's global reserve currency so they have to make tough choices. frankly,hey waited too long. to there are going to end up engaging in a very difficult austerity measures very quickly because they waited too long. here is the key. the night -- united states does not exempt from the laws of prudent finance. if we wait too long we will have to do the same thing -- make dramatic spending cuts, draconian changes in social insurance programs and significant tax increases all of the sudden and ordered to be able to stabilize the markets and restore confidence. we don't have to do that, but we need to start soon if we want to avoid that. host: your conclusion, which you referred to earlier in your report -- for many other countries including the u.s., fiscal governance is moderate to week. while most countries in this

change this of course was not mentioned of the security council resolution but prime minister stephen harper health canada and i'm following the canadian responses has stated that the jet to this operation is to unseat khadafi so that the whole humanitarian underpinnings of this war becoming entirely clear aspect is that in fact this military coalition is already reply elated to. the resolution which they themselves are forced on the so-called international community to call nineteen zero zero zero the resolution of the united nations security council resolution says to go on on weapons on to. to libya but in fact what are they doing then bringing in weapons and supplying opposition forces with weapons through feet of this wall is a poil. united states canada i'll go there with the intent of the interests of the whole prince of the oil corporations and the extension of the influence in june to into africa this is not. a humanitarian operation it is a war of conquest and it will have devastating consequences are not only on all the people of libya but most generally. coalition aircraft and su

invisible union to win gold that was stolen base in once ninety eight but if they can go on to have even harper career this film a great time and they're in for a fantastic possible career future richard oppel three don't see. and that's the latest from this hour you can find some of those stories at r.t. sport news coming up here in r.t.e. is the weather update stay with us. hungry for the full story we've got live from. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on the.

harper and made one of two free throws with six seconds last time in history a high with thirty one points and even atlanta for shelley she god knows how former of them missed a very pointed final buzzer meeting up lance a one is eighty three to eight. now in tennis world number one rafael a doll is preparing to make his fully fledged come back from injury and the top ranked spaniard sounds use fate for his country's davis cup clash with belgium this week counts but all picked up on a leg injury in the australian open quarterfinals in january and has been on the sidelines ever since but he now joins his spanish teammates david ferrer fernando verdasco and pull us out a lot of us have the spirit domain shobna was four time former champions spain are overwhelming favorite still made the last eight how about the returning to the all doubts it will be and will quote before them. and find the. struggle because a few weeks ago. i had to be my competition rather than going in for the competition. for sure is a reason why the regime iraq on the phone with. sure going to be a difficult one from tho

harper. mr. matheson. >> thank you, mr. chairman, for holding this hearing today. i want to expend a thank que -- i'm sorry, is mike from on? hello? one to extend a think you to my governor, governor herbert, for providing the experience for performing the health care system. as many of the committee probably know, ut is one of the states that took the initiative before the enactment of health care reform of the federal level to tackle reforms to the health care system at the state level. one of the particular was this a bonnet of the health insurance exchange in utah. our state's experience was certainly testified to the flexibility states need in order to implement this law. i appreciate governor herbert's pettis fusion and want to extend a warm welcome to our committee and look forward to his testimony. i yield back. >> it's my pleasure to welcome governor deval patrick from the great state here to washington. in 2006, massachusetts trailblazed the path for health care reform we see here on capitol hill just a few years later. our outstanding governor has been t

to steal is not correct i wouldn't necessarily say steal one out but why not because for example harper can think trading is a siphon siphon capital off the floor of the exchange for no work as you point out it's fully automated they put in no neighbor they steal the money how is that not stealing the reason it's not stealing is that everyone involved is profiting from this process the idea of how do people in america who are having their currency deed based because of the stealing that's going on by goldman sachs and j.p. morgan by using high frequency trading in a foreign exchange how come they are not participating in this because they're getting penalized by that there are victims of the protests i just don't think that the stealing is necessarily the right herbs for this it's something else. stealing involves that there is some kind of physical commodity that's being stolen the currency is being debased implies that if we didn't do this the currency would be sold it and the whole problem here is that the currency itself is disconnected from any kind of physical value it exists as a

the law because you can't call it something news if it's not actually news in canada so the stephen harper the prime minister says well let's just change the law the canadians are not going along with that and so this back to the canadian radio act says you may not broadcast any false or misleading news it's against the law so much like our fairness doctrine which reagan blew up in one nine hundred eighty seven which had nothing to do with determining whether i or or rush limbaugh quoted couldn't be on a particular radio station it had to do in public broadcasting in the public interest publishing in the in the public interest pure and simple the fairness doctrine required that in order to get your radio or television and more recently cable to get your license to use the public airwaves or the public thruways for cable wire or to get that renewed every year you had to demonstrate you were serving the public good in a way to serve the public good was by actually getting news that you called news which is why the news divisions of a.b.c. n.b.c. c.b.s. all lost money up until reagan blew up

there's a lot of anger within the middle class right now and who can blame harper workers have seen basically no increase in their wages in the last thirty years while the cost of living has been going ever higher thus forcing people deeper and deeper into debt just to make ends meet we see the credit card companies that we're now beholden to take advantage of the fine print hidden charges and high interest rates to screw us over for higher profits the middle class has seen health insurance companies raise premiums in the last decade by more than one hundred thirty percent making genuinely high quality insurance coverage a luxury for the rich and while they struggle their bosses have been laughing all the way to the bank in the one nine hundred eighty s. a corporate c.e.o. would make about forty times more than his or her and most lowly paid employee thirty that number is four hundred times more there's a vast underclass being created in america comprised of what used to be the middle class that is now our nation's working poor people with low wages no health insurance and i did and this raw

this of course was not mentioned of the security council resolution but prime minister stephen harper of canada and i'm following the canadian responses has stated that the objective of this operation is to unseat khadafi so that the whole humanitarian underpinnings of this war no becoming entirely clear aspect is that in fact this military coalition has already by late in. the resolution which they themselves have calls on the so-called international community article nineteen zero zero zero the resolution of the united nations security council resolution says too quickly to go on on weapons on to. libya but in fact what are they doing that bringing in weapons and they're supplying opposition forces with benefits and i read i read the section very carefully it doesn't it doesn't say it specifies no weapons should be brought into the country so they violated violate that they you know the united nations security council resolution right from the outset if the aim if the aim is to remove gadhafi then isn't it justified by any means to help those who want him removed those who have been

however masterly has spent most of the 24 hours in the last harper. >> know who is in the marine that at all until further notice. >>reporter: joined at our officials us this is it to him if owners and harbor facilities when they were at your price surged after search of water on friday. >> he did see people standing on the docks with novo and cash.nod stif. >> preliminary estimates of damage alone is in the millions. >> current amount to $17.1 million and that is in the district facility damage. >>reporter: of losses and only expressed with a number of those missing. if we have 18 votes on the bottom, we've lost at least four to the open ocean. and are now held in a chevy address immediately. if oil and fuel is our major concern right now. if the cost of the tsunami on this finding enougthis side of the p. >>reporter: new crescent city you to see the search racing for the coast. the happen to think of horseshoe shape coast. if one man was from tennessee, dozens of others were to story. even without the skin on tv 19 they had to replace tested parts of japan. we ask the seismologist w

studio in new york is scott horton contributing editor on legal and national security matters for harper's magazine scott thanks so much for joining us tonight now what do you see from this situation do you think that this relationship as i said between the obama administration and i.s.i. is is really just completely melting away. well i think you know we have a very dramatic situation in the foreground with raymond davis and all these complex claims about diplomatic immunity or absence of diplomatic immunity but that really is just sort of a smokescreen that hide a very very serious rupture in the relationship between two intelligence communities particularly the cia and pakistan's department of interest services intelligence i.s.i. we know they've they've had difficult relations for years but in the last several months they've grown far more serious and indeed lethal because of course we see reports now in the pakistani newspapers but the two men who were shot by raymond davis were in fact low level operatives who had been assigned to tail him because he had crossed a red line that relat

families living in safe proximity japan have already offered to accommodate japanese children called harper creek disaster all these developments and many more that ati's twitter helped. was because expanding its aid to japan but the number of russian emergency workers involved in rescue operations expected to grow over the next few days countries also boosting its humanitarian aid and energy supplies what is paid all of it has more now from the russian capital. there's already a russian rescue his an aid workers on the ground in japan and the numbers are expected to increase over the next couple of days to around one hundred eighty now these rescue workers in eight ball what's ten day old thomas rest easy by the emergency ministry here in russia all that means is a rapid response team that they're ready to go and see to stay hit the ground and they don't require any additional help from the japanese authorities so they can they will be taking any people away from japan's already overstretched rescue teams that are working right there now it's not just rescues that if you heading out there

me to discuss it is scott horton contributing editor on legal and national security matters for harper's magazine scott thanks so much for joining us what do you think is happening here because we're seeing of course secretary of state hillary clinton say that nothing has been taken off the table upon the saying all options are off the table that the military is caution here that this would be white and they can make and sell are they as apt to say that i was thinking about it really hard or are we seeing some kind of disagreement. but it's actually typical in recent years that professional military men are poor more research in their views about the use of military force them politicians arms but i think what we're seeing here is a division i say we can see three camps out there one we have the neo conservatives people like charles krauthammer bill kristol who have been arguing aggressively war robust deployment of military forces they view a no prize own as the absolute minimum that the u.s. could do they'd like to see more i guess they think they're so delighted with the outcome of th