canada's reservists make extraordinary sacrifices to keep our country safe. but potential long absences and added costs mean some employers will not hire them. these brave canadians should not be disadvantaged. our government, working with canada company, will help remove barriers to hiring reservists. we will also take action to modernize canada's employment insurance program. we will make it much easier for canadians who are out of work to identify new opportunities, and for employers to find the workers they need. for ei recipients in areas of sporadic employment, we will initiate modest changes to the program to better focus our support for canadians who are eager to work. we will also provide new incentives and opportunities for members of first nations living on reserve, to participate fully in our economy and to gain greater self-sufficiency. our government will also take action to build a new legislated framework, in response to the national panel on first nation education. as initial steps, we will make new investments to build and renovate schools on reserves. we will

for example, today i am long canada and australia. one of the reasons i like canada and australia they're two of the lowest tax, freest markets in the world. >> they're also commodity producing. >> that's happened. but it's more than just commodities. they're starting to produce some of these -- i know rim is on the bad side of the news cycle these days, but that was one of the most successful smartphone companies of the last move. and so -- and that came out of canada. and so we're seeing more and more of those kind of things happening in free countries. >> just the last question. and then we'll open it up to the panel for other comments. art famous live said there were two rates of taxation that guarantee you're going to get no government income, zero and a hundred. sliding it along between zero and a hundred, where do you think you can pluck the most from the goose or the goose squawking the least? >> larry lindsey had some great comments on this today. my view is that we're right about there, in the low 30s. we get much higher tha

for example, today, i am long canada and australia. and one of the reasons i like canada and australia is that they're two of the lowest tax countries in the world. >> but also commodity producers. >> that's helped, but it's more than just commodities, too. if you get into their growth and what's happening, they're starting to produce, i know rim's on the bad side of the news cycle these days, but that was one of the most successful smart phone companies of the last move. and so, and that came out of canada. and so we're seeing more and more of those kinds of things happening in free countries? >> this is the last question and then we'll open it up to the panel for other comments. art lapt said there are two rates of taxation that guarantee you're going to get no rate of income. 0 and 100. so sliding it along, where do you think you can pluck the most are from the goose with the goose squawking the least? >> larry had some great comments on this today. my view is that we're about in the low 30s. we get much higher than that, we're star

>>> and now pageant owner donald trump is overturning that decision he says she can enter as long as canadazes her gender as a woman. issues: none trunk to get rid of rules that barred transgendered contestants her attorneys said it she,,,,,,, welcome back to the five weather center photojournalist jim flanagan shot in the city this evening join the web street in san francisco but north of the golden gate bridge with the attendance of rain are live the doppler radar picks up a whole lot of activity in san francisco valley stars around stanley boulevard in livermore and also is easy money and towards an assay into the local an area that park avenue what is well which is 51 hundreds of an inch of rain expected this is a fast- moving cold front basically tried just a little better precipitation associated with its but tomorrow during the afternoon and the highest elevations around the bay area still has light showers otherwise will be sunny and its 20 much cooler with the passage of this cold fronts and backs this area of low pressure is quite impressive to accept ridges on the tail end of thi

. >> now donald trump is overturning his decision and says that she can enter as long as canada recognizesgender now as a woman. she is calling on trump to get rid of rules that it banned transgendered contestants. liberal tv personality keith doberman is making it clear it was a big mistake to join the san francisco-based current tv. the networks abruptly canceled his show last week. he appeared on the late show with david letterman explaining he should have given the offer a little bit more thought before agreeing to do it >> i didn't say, if you buy a $10 million chandelier, you should have a house to put a dent. just walking around with a $10 million chandelier will not do anyone a lot of good and it will not do any good to the chandelier and then it turned out we did not have a lot to put the house and to put the chandelier and or a building permit. i should have known that. >> he is known for frequently changing jobs so letterman gave him a custom-made business card with a revolving wheel of employers. >> pack light, the airline that wants to charge passengers $35 for carry-on. >> bi

speak for the obama administration but do i think most americans would prefer to buy oil from canada than from a long list of other countries. >> i would hope so. >> but i also think in our skri kri with a strong environmental movement, there is this issue, if you could just say a few word about offsets. eight heavy crude and we buy it from other employes. and there were some concerns, i assume there still are, about the routing of the pipeline. >> my understanding is the routing concerns have been addressed in nebraska itself. you know, offsets, look, i'm -- i'm not sure i'm much of a believer in offsets. i think if you're concerned about emissions, you find a way of controlling emissions. offsets are a wave pretending you've addressed emissions when you really haven't. >> changing the subject. [ laughter ] >> the question is when will canada decide to form a customs union? >> i think that's a purely theoretical question because i certainly -- you know, since we've signed nafta, there's obviously been a tremendous growth in trade and integration in supply chains between our economies but i have sens

they can wear purple and yellow as longs you win. >>> canada is getting rid of its penny. >> they sayone and a half cents to make a penny so they are stopping. the u.s. may do the same thing. >> reporter: the peppy. even if the hardest of economic times, it is still just a peppy. they pile up in that dirty penny stash, not even any good in a vending machine. >> it is a pain in the neck. i didn't say the other word. >> reporter: the peppy literally isn't worth a dime. >> my opinion, they are like metal coat hangers hanging in the closet. get rid of them. >> reporter: don't forget. penny is deeply rooted in american history. a visit to bel air coins in largo reveals the coin's iconic past. >> the penny is one. first coins that the united states government made back in 1793. and it is still here today. >> reporter: so, if it were to ever go, like it is in canada? >> it would be sad to seat penny go. it really would be. i understand that it costs almost 2.4 cents to make each penny so i'm not sure if it makes fiscal sense but it is a part of american way. >> reporter: american pennies so

experience has shown that opening new export markets provides an enormous long-term benefit to canada. it creates new opportunities for canadian businesses and good new jobs for canadian workers. on a level playing field, canadians have shown we can compete successfully with the best in the world. for this reason our government has worked hard to open new markets for canadian exports. before 2006, canada signed only three new trade agreements in 13 years. since then our government has signed new trade agreements with nine countries, and we are in negotiations with many more. just yesterday the prime minister returned from another trip to asia, launching negotiations on new trade agreements with thailand and japan. the united states will remain our largest and most important trading partner. still, recent events and long- term trends indicate clearly that we need to diversify canada's export markets. we need to open new export markets in the world's emerging major economies, while strengthening and expanding our existing trade relationships. we will continue working with the united sta

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canada. notice that long area of cloud cover that's draped down through the central pacific, that's the coldthat's going to move through as we head towards tuesday and wednesday. this broad area of high pressure, this is going to stick around through this upcoming week. we're bell talking about dry conditions this week as opposed to last week when we had rain in the forecast every day. quite the contrast for your forecast here across the bay area. sunshine tomorrow. less wind, more sun and cloud will start to build into the picture as we head toward tuesday afternoon. that's when our next chance of rain will pull into the picture. this next system doesn't look like it will offer much rain, .1 at most. this past weekend many areas got .75 inches. 46 in san francisco. 42 red wood city. 44 los gatos. concord 42. patchy fog to start the day. that should lift out of the area by 9:00. many of us back close to 70 in the south bay. evergreen 70. concord 67. fairfield 65. antioch 64. over towards the peninsula, san mateo around 63 tomorrow. pacifica 62. coastal areas in the 50s. half moon bay up towa

wednesday it gets to nab nab but we should not wait because it has to come down, across the canada and u.s. border, a longmany months before it gets to nebraska so there is not complete cover so democrats can make the argument, when you have high gas rices and a faltering economy and less employment is this something you want to be against? >>trace: and it is his base, the talk of the president if he changed his mind, you alienate the base. >>chris: part of it. the unions are for this. they want the jobs. the environmentalists are very concerned about the aquifer and they leading the charge against the keystone xl pipeline. >>trace: i like a lost other journalists got in this business because of the work that your father did on "60 minutes," and i am a huge fan of your ands i wanted to ask you when you first got into television and you first did your big like interview did you think in the back of your line, my father is watching? >>chris: well, i don't. it was so much part of the d.n.a., thank you, and thank all of you out there i have gotten so company hundreds of notes and e-mails and i forgive i am no

decision and then said that the 23-year- old actually could compete as long as she met the legal gender recognition requirements of canadaallred says she should not have been excluded. >> jenna is a woman. as evidenced by her canadaian birth certificate, passport and driver's license, each of which identify her as a woman. she should never have been judged by what she was or was not like at her birth. >> talackova said she just wanted donald trump, the pageant's owner to say plainly that she could compete. trump has told cnn that she should be allowed to enter that pageant. >>> revealed last a new bird now set to take flight. this is one of the nine british airways plane that's been given a facelift, specifically for the london olympic games. it's been painted to look like a dove, complete with a beak, eyes, tails and feathers. you're watching time-lapsed video of that process. doves are internationally recognized as symbols of peace and social unity. they were also used during the last london games. that was back in 1948. >>> sir paul mccartney's musician's son said he would be happy to perform a new band with the sons

long recession. "forbes" magazine ranks canada as the best place on earth to invest.rap that around, the best place on earth to invest, alas no one has said that about the united states lately. so now here the back store, or the back political story. before stephen harper could contest an election, he first had to unify the canadian alliance and progressive conservatives to form the conservative party of canada. to do so, he thought to leadership campaigns. once he became leader he fought for elections. he has governed as prime minister in some and most challenging economic and security circumstances since the second world war. the wilson center was obviously pressured six years ago when we bestow the woodrow wilson award for public service on mr. harper. receiving the award, he was modest and said, quote as someone who's only served canada's prime minister for eight months, i am not sure i have yet merited this recognition. well, prime minister harper, you serve your country for six years now, and you have surely revived canadian leadership on the world stage. we kno

vital for the people that live here reindeer and fish come and see how long it revolves around just a few minutes on three. in canada riot police used tear gas and stun grenades to disperse hundreds of students protesting outside a government building in central montreal's at least two demonstrators and two officers were injured in the violence and seventeen people were arrested students are angry at a planned seventy five percent rise in tuition fees i have been demonstrating almost daily since they are boycotting classes over two months ago where the government refusing to back down citizen journalist bernardus in years says that the situation is getting more violent and that the police reaction towards protesters is too brutal. what is going on is that the students and not only to students but many citizens are mad that the attitude of the government he doesn't want to discuss it at all about the raise of student fees which was decided actually were according to the prime minister here ago and they don't want to accept this because they feel that it will prevent a lot of deserving students to attend university an

the world economic forum says canada's banks are the soundest in the world, and not one failed in the longcession. "forbes" ranks canada as the best place on earth to invest. wrap that around the best place on earth to invest. alas, no one's said that about the united states lately. now hear the back political story. before stephen harper could contest an election, he first had to unify the canadian alliance and progressive conservatives to form the conservative party of canada. to do so, he fought two leadership campaigns. once he was leader, he fought four elections. he has governed as prime minister in the most challenging, economic, and security circumstances since the second world war. the wilson center was obviously impressioned six years ago when we presented the wilson ar ward for public service on mr. harper. receiving the award, he was modest and said, "as someone who is only served as canada's prime minister for eight months, i'm not sure i yet merited this recognition." well, prime minister harper, you served your country for six years now, and you have surely revived canadian

long. >> it's brief. i had the privilege of coming to this country from canada and my comment comes slightly from that perspective. it's something of a comment of admiration for this particular event celebrating george washington's life and his legacy. and the noble tradition that america has of celebrating their founder and i want to know from the perspective of a canadian that america is privileged to have this. not all nations have a founding or founding father. we would never have a celebration like this in canada. people would be wondering what there is to celebrate about him. it's in admire diminution of this spirit of celebration. >> there is in fact we were thinking in reading the book and the chapter begins with a remark and you should read it. >> great men of providence, they have their unknown selves. when the revelation dies, the glory of the nation will die with it. interesting from the same man that died with it. if for a period to know he was not great. >> for raises a certain kind of difficulty since washington's teaching partly disassembling slightly his superiority and what is to be celebrated i

long. >> it's quite brief i just had the privilege of coming to this country from canada. it's something of a comment of admiration for this particular event celebrating george washington's life and his legacy. and just generally for the nobel tradition that america has of celebrating their founder. from the perspective of a canadian, america's privileged to have this. not all nations have a founding or a founding father. canada, we would never have a celebration of johnny mcdonald like this in canada. he would be wondering what there would be to celebrate about him. so i just kind of wanted to make a comment to that he equity, in admiration of the spirit of the celebration. >> well, there is in fact, we were reading and thinking the book, a chapter on calvin coolage -- i will garble it. you should read it. yeah. that one. >> microphone. yeah, great men are the ambassador of providence. when the glory of the nation dies with it. interesting from the same man that was quoting earlier saying it's a good thing for the president to know that he's not a great man. >> it raises

canada. china corporations are the day. the cuckoo. international envoy in syria kofi annan long says there's still time for the u.n. peace plan and the bloodshed in the country to work on it loud skepticism in western and arab states over the looming deadline as russia's foreign minister has urged the knowledge of pressure on the opposition to implement a cease fire. the british prime minister and his japanese counterpart agreed to expand collaboration on defense equipment many see the move as mirroring washington's recent drive to boost its military presence in the asia pacific. and russia and poland remember the victims of the tragic plane crash near smolensk that killed the polish president most of the country's political elite two years ago separate investigations pandolfo moscow and warsaw included bad weather conditions and the stakes by the crew were to blame for the catastrophe. those are the headlines here on our team next up it's the latest from the world of sport with kate. i would thank you for joining me for the tuesday sports roundup and here's what's coming up. european dreams up to chelsea and talki

the first officer of an air canada wide bodied jet flying from toronto to zurich last january had just awakened from a long cockpit nap, during which the pilot flew the plane. he thought venus was an approaching plane. he sent the aircraft into a 400 foot dive, 16 people were with injured, 7 hospitalized. the first officer later complained he wasn't sleeping enough at home because he's the father young kids. >>> this past season, the alabama crimson tide were almost unbeatable on their way to the national championship. but off the field they have suffered a shattering loss. the university says a players' father accidentally broke the $30,000 waterford crystal trophy when he tripped on the carpet, bumped into the trophy table. you can imagine the rest. the university spokesman says the father feels awful about it. but not to worry, they have ordered a new one from the folks atwaterford. >>> the white house has announced, u.s. army specialist leslie sabo, jr. will posthumously receive the medal of honor for his actions during the vietnam war back in 1970. he repelled an enemy attack in cambodia, picked up a

long. >> it's quite brief. i just had the privilege of coming to this country from canada, my comment comes slightly from that perspective. it's something of a comment of admiration for this particular event, celebrating george washington's life and his legacy. and just generally for the noble tradition that america has of celebrating their founder. i just want to note from the perspective of a canadian that america's privileged to have this. not all nations have a founding or a founding father. canada, we would never have a celebration of john a. mcdonald like this in canada. he'd be wondering what there would be to celebrate about him. i kind of wanted to make a comment to that effect, just admiration of this spirit of celebration of -- >> there is -- i mean, there is, in fact we were thinking and reading steve heyward's book, chapter on calvin coolidge begins with remark of coolidge on great men. i will garable it, you should read it. >> the baez ambassadors of providence? >> that one. >> yeah, great men are the ambassadors of providence, sent to reveal to their fellow men their unsewn selves when the reverence of the

the first officer of an air canada wide bodied jet flying from toronto to zurich last january had just atwak awakeneda longht venus was an oncoming plane. the first officer later complained he wasn't sleeping enough at home because he's the father young kids. >>> the alabama crimson tide were almost unbeatable on their way to the championship. a's player's father accidentally broke the $30,000 water forward crystal trophy, when he tripped on the carpet, fell into the trophy table. the father feels awful about it. but they have ordered a new one from the folks atwater forward. >>> u.s. army specialist lesley sabo, jr. will posthumously receive the medal of honor for his actions in war back in 1970. he picked up a grenade, shielded his soldiers from it, before getting killed boy a second grenade he threw. his own father died seven years after his son without knowing about his own son's actions. president obama will award the medal of honor to sabo's widow at a ceremony on may 16th. >>> a stash of giant fossilized dinosaur eggs, they're calling this find sensational saying eggs this size have never been found

>> well, my parents -- took a long time my father was romanian, we ultimately got here through canadae lived in canada two years and were able to come to united states. >> let me ask you another huge question survivors now, are as we all are getting older, the average age, mid-60s or so, is there any fear on your behalf, that this history, will be forgotten without the personal testimony of those who survived the holocaust? >> yes, the testimony has to be given, has to be remembered each generation does have to remember it, it is very important, it is remembered as a lesson that should not happen gain. >> yes. >> with other people other cultures it is very important, it is not forgotten. >> we are so glad you have chosen to tell your story it was after that visit to the holocaust museum i am told. >> absolutely. >> so again the signing of the book an uncommon journey will be today and tomorrow at the museum shop, 1 to 4 there is the information on your screen, this is debra and eli, very successful i am looking to one day purchase some of your designs sir and one day be invited to one

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obama speak for administration, but i do think most americans would prefer to buy oil from canada than from a long list of other countries. in our country, there is this issue about offsets -- it is heavy crude and we buy it from other places, but people are concerned about and there were concerns about the moving of the pipeline. >> my understanding is a reading concerns have been addressed in nebraska itself. much of are i'm believer in offsets. if you are concerned about emissions, you will find a way to control emissions. it's a way of pretending you addressed emissions when you really haven't. >> changing the subject. [laughter] when will canada decide to form a customs union? >> i think it's a purely theoretical question. since we signed nafta, there has been a tremendous growth in trade and integration and the integration of supply chains between our economies. but i have no appetite -- i've sensed no appetite in that united states to take the economic relationship to any fundamentally deeper level than it is today in terms of things like a customs union. i just don't think that's in the ca

who runs the pageant backed down and said she could compete as long as she, quote, meets the legal gender recognition requirements of canadads of other international competitions. yesterday she and her attorney gloria allred welcomed the change but said the rules need to be eliminated. >> jenna is a woman as evidenced by her canadian birth certificate, passport, and driver's license each of which identify her as a woman. she should never have been judged by what she was or was not like at her birth. she only should have been judged on the basis of who she is now. >> i am a woman. i was devastated and i felt that excluding me for the reasons that they gave was unjust. >> this is not the first time trump has made exceptions to the rules. in 2006 he gave a second chance to miss usa tara conner after she became embroiled in a cocaine and under age drinking scandal. the miss universe pageant is a joint venture between trump and nbc universal. the canadian miss universe entry will be chosen at a pageant in may. angie goff, news 4. >> there you go. you thought it would be just another beauty pageant, so -- >> that's it for now. n

canada. and it takes a long time. -- when they win right they remember who their friends are and they don't give a damn, right? they just go and push their agenda. and it seems to me too often most of the time when democrats win, they forget who their friends are and they try to make nice with the other side and feel that they've gotta come to the middle. and so we don't get things done. we work our butts off to get people elected then they forget us. >> i came of political age when guys like lbj and bobby kennedy were around. they were the type of democrat i can certainly gravitate to who remembered their friends and they kind of ignored their enemies and they drove america forward. and that's the type of democrats we need to see again. you know, i look at the trade deals. we pass in america. there's another bad one coming out. the trans pacific partnership. it is nafta on steroids. it is going to further erode america's ability to compete in manufacturing and in services. and why are we having the debate here today

canada. how loving owners transport their dogs. today they're here for the long >> when did you stop channelling gail collins and talk about that poor dog put upon the roof? >> i am a dog lover. >> i have a rescue. i would never put him on the roof of my car. who would do that? >> well, mitt romney. >> he always does that deadpan way. the story speaks for itself. it ain't going away. >>> finally, did you ever think you would hear newt gingrich dispensing hair and makeup advice? while trying to make a point about health care, no less. here's what newt said to a group of north carolina high school kids about a plan for personalized health care just yesterday. here i quote him. this is newt again. quote, think about it. if you're going to go out on friday and you're going to put on makeup, each of you has a different skin tone and you have different hair color, and you may want to create a different effect. if you're going to church, you probably wear one level of makeup. if you're going out on a date, you may wear a different level of makeup. we're going to be able

a delegation of 200 americans on a long-planned trip to china to iron out foreign policy and economic issues. china is our second largest trading partner behind canada. now the separation is facing a dilemma: stand up for human rights or make progress on other issues that affect millions. we have reports from both capitals tonight, first, celia hatton in beijing. >> no one has heard from chen guangcheng's wife and six-year-old daughter since the blind human rights activists made a daring nighttime escape from house arrest last week. chen's said to be under u.s. protection in beijing, but his wife and daughter stayed behind in their village home. blind from a childhood fever, chen is a self-taught lawyer. he was thrown into jail for exposing a program of forced abortions to conform to china's strict one-child policy. for the past 19 months, chen was a prisoner in his own home. guards surrounded the property, you could see them here captured on video smuggled to the outside world last year. chen said he and his wife were beaten regularly by police. for a time their daughter was prevented from going to school. journalists like this german crew never go

canada. i neuer is europe because of the seal so the application be put. aside so it would take a long time for china to become a member but china has interests in maintaining the internet internationalization of the arctic ocean and also right of passage for for for chinese ships. because of global warming and i think the northwest passage is possible. china has not won one to pay canada or the us for the use of two right so i guess we're trying to. be fair game for every ad by the and if you don't have it it doesn't harm to fly for indeed china is a growing economic superpower doing deals there obviously very lucrative but some european worried about losing more influence to china. well. the. four go include conclusion we are for europe recession and china growing least eight percent a year. china oh pace europe economically soon or later maybe sooner. global community. except. for china's economic superpower and. with china rugged and opposed to china right francis long managing director of investment firm mycenaean holdings live with us on the line from hong kong thanks for your an

long-term, we've got more duncan units west of the mississippi. another one would be something like target where strong balance sheet, investing in canada, canadian out the same on retail goods as you as investors. and there's an example where the market just fundamentally doesn't believe the long-term earnings profile. stated publicly anticipate that the dividends will go 18% from $2 to $3. and i think they can earn $8 in 2017. market believes it can't grow from here. >> great to meet you, charles. thank you very much for that. charles cantor joining us here on cnbc. >>> coming up, an under the radar green trade powering up. the ceo of capstone turbine is up next after the break. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] you're the boss of your life. in charge of long weekends and longer retirements. ♪ ask your financial professional how lincoln financial can help you take charge of your future. ♪ has been because of the teachers and the education that i had. they're just part of who i am. she convinced me that there was no limit to what we could learn. i don't think i'd be here today had i not had a wonderful science teacher. a teacher can make a huge difference

long term prosperity for all americans. i'm especially pleased that the united states has welcomed canada's and mexico's interests in joining the trans pacific partnership. we also had useful discussions on continued cooperation in managing our borders, streamlining regulations, securing global supply chains and advancing clean energy. in addition, we've announced a broadened plan for north american pan demmic preparedness and a new north america, central america security on fight transamerican crime. finally, we discussed the agenda for the upcoming summit of the americas in colombia. canada looks forward to working with the united states and mexico to promote democratic principles, regional stability and market-based economic growth with our partners in the western hemisphere. and once again, barack and felipe, i look forward to continuing our useful discussions. >> i think that we'll take a question from each press delegation. so we'll start with you. >> thank you, mr. president. after the last week's arguments at the supreme court, many experts believe there could be a majority, a five-member majority to strike down the

long ship on thursday using a 25 millimeter machine gun. the ship was ripped from its moorings in the northern japanese port by tsunami. it was spotted drifting off canada's queen charlotte islands on march 20th. 50i the vessel has floated north to waters off alaska. an estimated 3 million tons of debris from the tsunami is said to be drifting east in the pacific ocean and most expected to reach the west coast of north america next year. iran's foreign minister said that his country is considering asking neighboring iraq or china to serve as the venue for the next round of nuclear negotiations. >>> talks between iran and six western countries over its nuclear program are scheduled for april 13th. the last round was held 15 months ago. an iranian proposal to hold the talks in istanbul, turkey, collapsed because of differences between the two sides over syria. iran is closely allied with the syrian government but turkey backs the western nations which are demanding that syrian president bashar all assad step down. meanwhile, tensions continue to rise in the persian gulf where the u.s. navy is keeping a close eye on iran. it's main concern is to keep opened

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