. >>> still to come bernard hopkins boxing in montreal. >>> delivering a kick that would make at high noon for game four of,,, between the sharks and canucks n the east... >>> dropping the puck at high noon for game 4. western conference finals between the sharks an canucks. >>> over in the east the bruins willing to take down anyone in their path to the stanley cup. first period patrik berglund steals it from steven samcos and tabes it the other way for the shorthanded goal. boston jumping out to a 3-0 lead. the lightening came back to score five unanswered goals. simon gagne giving them the lead for good in the 3rd. tampa bay ties the series both at two games. >>> the quakes making it two in a row beating the revolution 2- 1. >>> fight night in montreal. 46-year-old bernard hopkins stirring up the crowd by doing push ups in the middle of the ring. unanimous decision. winning the wbc light heavyweight title and becoming the oldest champ in boxing history. he said he won't retire until he is 50. george foreman did it at 45. he was the previous oldest boxer to win. >>> cal rugby team w

let's move back to montrÉal.bus than the room with his supporters heading towards the podium to give you for -- his remarks to his supporters. they are down to just two seats right now. he is not one of them. he has lost his seat. let me try and bring in jamie watt and jamie hurley for a night like this when the leader loses the party is devastated, it must be unbelievably difficult. to then head out towards the stage to have to speak to the supporters you have got. jamie our thoughts on that? >> i think this is one of the times when leaders hope to have advisers that they know well so they can close the door and talk turkey with them. very tough times. decisions have to move quickly. at first i thought either mr. ignatieff or -- would win but when i've advised leaders who have lost their own seeds to hang on after night like this. is a little bit like planning a funeral. you don't want to talk too much in advance but if you wait until the event occurs to have a lot to do in a really short time. you don't royce m

married once we have the money and the only thing holding us back is having a house that's going to montreal the house we can furnish it move in and live. where. i swell to meudon had it. come get it i'm scared you get it i'm not. if we don't have a house then we can't get married so to. you i swear you didn't hit one father supply doesn't that mean i got it yes i see fat is here everywhere. because i'm out of the world i look for work several times and there is nothing else that i should be found this company needed employees so we applied. here you see. the numbers we decided to work at the county are some of the cleaner the hunter from the almost for the little kids and the mr to keep on working so i hope not the law will make money i'm going to house. you know with. let's keep them separate away from these thieves. we did well today with the birds . now we'll have a rock with the birds it'll be great you know but you. know how i wanted. to be. on the ground on the farm markets not big on this. heat. i just missed the first time to call up or close to. it said about the presentation but i

se detuvo a un musulman que confesó haber ingresado ilegalmente, es líder de una congregación en montreal contra la mayor potencia de estados unidos si cobija o da protección a un grupo terrorista qué ganaría?>>> la secretaria janet napolitano dijo en enero pasado que le preocupaba la posibilidad que grupos como al qaeda pudieran crear una peligrosa alianza con organizaciones criminales como los zetas el vocero dijo que méxico se e ha fortalecido en materia de seguridad y trabaja de foro ha conjunta para reforzar la línea fronteriza en caso de riesgo por un atentado, en ciudad w de méxico, univision. >>> pasamos con ilia y un adelanto de noticiero univision. >>> se desata polémica en torno a la muerte de bin laden fue li legitima, vamos a ver como otras operaciones en los últimoeds años también han cruzado la línea de soberanía nacional y en otras noticias detalles que nos wle egan de los 4 mineros atrapados en méxico tras explosión en coahuila, tenemos un equipo de periodistas viendo esta noticia con. al regreso la ceremonia abordo del porto aviones dos organizaciones demandaron al gobie

they will visit in montreal. and from july 8-10 they will be in los angeles. there was some hope they would come to the bay area. >>> good news for the giants. >> much needed after losing 2-3 in milwaukee. the kid who hit the grand slam the other day comes through. not with a home run this time but a nice rbi single in st. louis to break a 2-2 tie. the giants lead from then on. but they did have the grand slam off the pat of torres with a shot to deep right and the giants ride the pitching of madison bumgarner, victory in the first of four games against the cardinals. 7-3. a's game this afternoon, hope you got there early, it was over after the first inning. the way that guy pitched for new york, 38 years old, back from arm surgery. gets all the offense he needs in the first inning. mark teixeira, his 16th homer already. his first shut out in five years. four hitter and get this, the yankees now beaten the a's 8 straight times. the warriorsler still have not hired a new coach but a new name emerges as a potential. mark jackson, former player in the nba with th

. >> reporter: just outside of the montreal in the french canadian countryside, a blue colar town isfering. the local businessman bernard column, has a plan. >> when it is finalized and completed we will produce 200,000 pounds a year. >> also known as cruc file fiber is an extremely durable and fire-resistant fiber used in construction material. >> and it is safe. >> it is, safe, yes, relatively. >> you may already know this relatively safe mineral by its other name, which also happens to be the name of the town. >> asbestos mean something different in french than it does in english? because in english it means slow hacking death. >> oh, yes. >> unlike small tox, minnesota, strict nine illinois, and cholera, new jersey, asbestos quebec is standing by its name. town director george gagne. >> asbestos has been banned in the-- in the-- in some part of the world, but for here, in quebec, we're selling that you should use more asbestos. >> really? >> yes. >> but some insist on undermining this economic recovery. >> all forms of asbestos, including crysotile cause cancer and harmful lung e

chris: up to montreal. >> it is the second thing that was mentioned. here is a guy who put the dog in the cage and travels on airplanes. drives to canada our parents did, all the time with the dog on the roof. are we talking about? >> we are just saying healthcare. >> i was going to say that. chris: the dog on the roof. >> i remember interviewing romney when he was governor of massachusetts and talking about healthcare and other issues and he impressed me as a really smart, together reasonable guy. chris: why don't people get excited? >> because they don't know what he believes. >> that explains why there is a pawlenty in the race. people say pawlenty is the non-romney. if you can't take romney and not a tea party you have to go with pawlenty. >> i think the best line on romney is john stuart who said he likes -- looks like the guy that fired your dad and his career was firing people. >> say pawlenty is the second choice so he could be the tortoise in the race. chris: let's put it to the matthews meter. 12 regulars including joe, gloria and andrew whic

last year that was the same struggle on special teams that caused the capitols the series against montrealthey know a win tomorrow makes it a brand new series, and they're doing all they can to improve. >> believe me, we're not just sitting there as a group of coaches and saying, okay, it's not working. we're going over these things with a fine-tooth comb. we're trying to make adjustments as we go. and -- but it's those guys that have to do it. we all want it to happen. but it's not going our way, and we're trying to make changes when we see things that aren't working, and, you know, we'll make changes again, and hopefully we'll get it right tomorrow. >> bruce boudreau and the capitols in tampa, then game four, the becaack to back will very difficult. >> were you interviewing him in the equipment room? >> he likes the energy. paul mason was also named today the new head coach. >> thanks, lindsey. >> you're welcome. ♪ [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about his bunkm

light heavyweight belts the thought in montreal is a rematch of last december which ended in a draw. down tennis world number one coulomb was the us he's had a confidence boosting win ahead of the french open beijing the defending champion francesca schiavone just two days before the grand slam starts was nasty getting the better of italian to reach the finals of the brussels open it wasn't easy to do and they did three sets the pair on court for over two and a half hours after steve only leveled the match at a set all to take it into a decider. but wozniacki won back six three in the final she will face chinese playing. russian but it is a vanity over in straight sets. well that was the draw for the french open was being made was the out speak against japanese groom one of the over is the number three seed in could face in the quarter finals by maria sharapova could face can climb in the last eight belgium back from injury. in the last two weeks i was able to get over a few fears that i have with my ankle. and i feel that i'm able to ask to wear a t. of course but i feel that i can

the next plane though not losing to lost the rest of the latest tennis action from both events in montreal. where the bad news for russian pounds is that national school guilty of gaining a book of will be sidelined for the rest of the hockey world championships in slovakia not be picked up and. which turns out to be more serious than expected. but only in will replace the buckle for sunday's game against the czech republic. region has had eight has had both of these appearances for the team at the championship so far russia will make his way into the regardless of their performance in the remaining two groups. and the good news is that the russians will be getting a huge boost as alexander ovechkin the said to join news compactor isn't going to slobber after his capitals were beaten by tampa bay in the n.h.l. playoffs the twenty five year old has a full collection of world championship medals with two bronze one sober and one gold alex of the greats will likely aim to hit the ice on sunday as he is in game shape from the n.h.l. postseason. meanwhile the czech smoggy the timing champions h

light heavyweight belt a fight in montreal is a rematch of their last december which ended in a draw. and tennis world number one caroline wozniacki has had a confidence boosting win ahead of the french open beating the defending champion francesca schiavone just two days before the grand slam starts so was nasty getting the better of the italians to reach the finals of the brussels open it wasn't easy day and needed three sets the pair on course for over two and a half hours after schiavone levelled the match at a set all to take it into a decider. but that was the us he won the final set six three and in the final she'll face chinese pain show russia. in straight sets. i. think. the french open was being made wozniacki opens against japanese day. one of the over is the number three seed and could face very early in the quarterfinals. could face can clyde's is in the last day the belgian back from injury. in the last two weeks and was able to get together over a few fears that i have to call. and i feel that i'm able to i still wear a team of course but i feel that i can can move wel

like heavyweight belt the fight in montreal is a rematch of their bad last december which ended in a draw. from the now and red bull have dominated the final practice session ahead of qualifying for tomorrow's spanish grand prix championship latest sebastian vettel topping the time shapes he picked to make wild weather despite managing anyone but that because it engine problems michael schumacher was third fastest qualifying starts in just over an hour's time. now the new tennis world number one caroline wozniacki is how the confidence boosting win ahead of the french open placing the defending champion francesca schiavone just two days before the grand slam starts wozniacki getting the better of the italian to reach the finals of the brussels open it was an easy day lead to three sets the pair were on course for over two and a half hours after schiavone levelled the match with the cecille to take it into a decider. but in that deciding set was the ats he was the winner taking that six three in a match in the final sure face charges. russian visitors of on in straight sets. while tha

mass kaiser welcome to the kaiser report lars montréal the danish filmmaker he's in the news razor laydown in cannes film festival making some highly controversial remarks regarding. germans. but check this out let's look at some of these other stories that are circulating and tell me whether or not this seems a bit odd or tells i think you're referring to my first headline here munich re says prostitutes attended reward party and that that's not a shocking thing ok this is munich re the big re-insurance company they had a little division called ergo and they held a reward party to reward the insurers high performing agents and there were one hundred executives that attended and twenty prostitute but get this we mean war color coded bans with red for hostesses yellow for those available for sexual favors and white for women reserved for executives and top agents after each trip to beds set up near the thermal about a woman would receive a stamp on her four or so i got the strength munich re financial terrorists responsible for creating ghettos financially disadvantaged folks who are on

light heavyweight belt the fight in montreal is a rematch of the bout last december which ended in a draw tennis now while the one caroline wozniacki has had a confidence boosting win header the french open again beat the defending champion francesca schiavone in belgium just two days before the grand slam starts but we have got the better of the italians who reached the final of the brussels open but it took three sets to do it the pair were on court over two and a half hours after schiavone level the match to settle to take it into a decider but isn't that sweet one that six three and in the final china's pinch why eight russians appearance on the way back in straight sets. i. was going on the draw for the french open is being made in paris doesn't ask you will open against japanese can make o'doherty cromwell's one robot is the number three seed and could face schiavone in the quarterfinals are maria sharapova could face kim clijsters in the last eight and a men's side defending champ paladar opens against america's john isner and could run into a russian. in round three second se

very often overseas demonstrations against israel have turned violent from london and montreal to the middle east a bloody and bruising backlash has transpired critics have classified jews as extremists and israel supporters deem them as traitors even here in new york city. where the. rabbi weiss is familiar with the dangers that surround notorious. people who live through this it is very it's not an easy life devoted to their feet even if it means facing contempt every step of the way. r.t. new york so this world report i want to talk about and it's very hard to norm talk about this group i know that there are some people who say that there are extremists that the radical and criticize them for you know having met with ahmadinejad do you think that having met with. makes them extremists. well first of all i was simply a matter of principle if you want to resolve a conflict within and then me obviously at some point along the way for me to negotiate i don't think that their record of say are. is worse than the record of any leader of the state of israel there is no record of around ha

future fall on issues as varied as the economy and terrorism well joining me now for more is from montreal canada is michel chossudovsky director for the center on research and globalization. michel on one hand it's you know really great to see all these leaders sitting together working together i can't help but think about what's going on here in washington you know just down the street from our studios were issues like the debt ceiling or the budget you know lawmakers from the same country have trouble finding common ground do you think there are similar talons is in terms of getting thing getting things done and accomplished at the g eight. well i've been following the g seven g eight meetings for years and i can assure you that this is not a place where things kids get done or the surrogate it's a big hope relations. they draw out the communications the folly of the wind and i. previously mentioned the cost where the cost last year for the g seven g eight was was more more than one billion dollars so that. person really is all these leaders. involved in actual decision making only port

as we have certainly approaches to how we should develop our montreal at this point it is all right for the president to be the leader of a certain political issues and there's nothing wrong about that all right we are now going to villages. let me think that's the when you knew you. when we go from ok greg i might really like you both. support your voice is loud but still despite your. medalist the newspaper tutorial just so you're a chairman or a journal would it cause that's the goal here is not a video tutorial ok my question is going to be was a good deal or not it's cruel. to the regency we have we got a concise policy on it nobody in the strategy for food security development that you. will see that our priority task is to supply a hundred forty million people with total there are several present. the first one being with bankruptcy of agricultural common with. this. situation is becoming a while back in that sense the second problem is criminal activity. sometimes you see. we see it pretty dodgy deals on food on the part of tax authorities really and the third problem is the abs

now from montreal or london or sydney and the children are being born and grew up there. is zimbabwe itself that is interesting is the struggle going on for over 10 years everybody feels the pressure so there is a kind of bonding in the trenches is one of the opposition leaders by no means. >> you hear a lot about him. but the one coming out of zimbabwe it is looking at as the rabble rouser who edges the polls on they get very nervous he was from a rural black constituency and he does not see some of looking back but the fact is so do his constituencies so would everything gone outside democratically summon her as a black constituency has the offensive and race is less and less important for crop i guru been the days of rate -- wage roll out and still looking at roy bennett to say how does this work and try to figure out the race anglo the story he was imprisoned and i saw him with his own constituencies that is more about class and race. he was living among his constituents those from the highly educated parachuting into the election and then going on to the capital they

the two will travel through canada visiting montreal and come back through the city among others.0 the royal company will be in los angeles. there was hope the >>> los angeles firefighters rushed to dodger stadium early this morning for the second time in three days. the call came in at about 5:00 a.m. about a fire in a storage area on the upper deck. the same location as the fire on saturday. firefighters say it appears paper products in the storage area reignited. the cause of saturday's fire has not been determined yet. no one was injured and there were no evacuations following either of those fires. >> mark ibanez joins us now with good news for the giants. >> things much better at the change of scene. they did just fine when someone drills a grand slam. other than that what you might call slim pickings. there's woody, former giant pitcher enjoying an adult beverage it looked like. coming out to see the giants take care of the cardinals early on. and tejada gave the giants an early 2-0 lead. brandon crawford night in milwaukee, this time chris singled to right field. scores co

the two will travel through canada visiting montreal and come back through the city among others. july 8-10 the royal company will be in los angeles. there was hope the two would come here to the bay area. >>> more problems at dodger stadium. what could be behind the second day of fires at that park. 3w4r5á -p look, every day we're using more and more energy. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go. ♪ >>> los angeles firefighters rushed to dodger stadium early this morning for the second time in three days. the call came in at about 5:00 a.m. about a fire in a storage area on the upper deck. the same location as the fire on saturday. firefighters say it appears paper products in the storage area reignited. the cause of saturday's fire has not b

. >> eric: one of the astronauts is originally from montreal but he grew up in the bay area and graduated from san jose high. we'll have a special live report on the shuttle launch coming up at 5:55. just a little more than an hour. >> and we'll talk about the famous alum and final flight. >> let's talk about the weather here in the bay area. we've got some more rain coming. >> pretty significant rain. especially for may where it does rain but we don't expect to get a lot of it. when you have a cold system like this that is threatening record cold, high temperatures it's something special. here is a live look down from mount sutro financial center bay bridge all the way back to emeryville and berkeley. it's dry right now. as you are leaving mainly in the upper 40s to upper 50s. i'm not sure those are today's temperatures. we'll check out the system. record cold highs and rain returns right during the lunch hour. cool tomorrow also and more showery in nation which means off-and-on rain where today is going to be a steady rain. it will be warmer and drier wednesday, thursday and friday. loo

bernard hopkins may have been hiding his identity as he entered the ring in montreal, but once his fighting he wasn't afraid to do some showing off, like doing pushups during rounds. the 46-year-old hopkins dominated the 28-year-old pascal to win by unanimous decision. he is the oldest man to ever win a national boxing title. that is it for this early sportswrap. we'll see you tonight at 10:00 with more on the sharks. >>> thank you, joe. >>> be continue to follow the big news out of southern california and the announcement of the suspect in the beating of a giant's fan. we expect to learn the identity of the man arrested later this evening, plus more on where the investigation stands. all of that coming up tonight on the 10:00 news. that is our report for now. i'm heather holmes. >> i'm ken wayne and for you all of us at ktvu, thanks for joining us. you can go online all the time at ktvu.com our next newscast is at 10:00. good night. >> good night

this is shades of a year ago when the number 1 seed lost to montreal in the first round and now theyose against tampa and swept 4-0. shawn and will. >> thanks, feldy. >>> students rushed to the hospital after two school busses nearly collided. find out why neighbors are blaming the road. ou fior tem l >> 10 montgomery county elementary school students were taken to the hospital this morning after two school busses nearly collided in clarksburg. tonight we're learning there have been many complaints about the road where this accident happened. john henrehan has the story. >> reporter: parts of springtown road in clarksburg, maryland are new and improved. the widening here is part of the development deal that's led to the construction of thousands of new homes. but amid all the density, a part of springtown road narrows to two lanes, dips and curves down to a stream. the dips and curves occur in both directions. at about 8:45 a.m., two school busses traveling opposite ways nearly clipped each other in this narrow, curvy part of the roadway, driving one of the busses off the road into a

that was the downfall of the capitals in their playoff series last year against montreal., and in the last game they went 0 for 6 on power play chances. dan hellie is in tampa for game three. he caught up with caps' defenseman john carlson as carlson prepared for the game. >> here we are down in tampa where over the course of the next 48 hours, the capitals could decide how their season ends up. joining me now, defenseman john carlson. john, this has been, obviously, not a position you guys wanted to see yourself in down 0-2, but it's far from over, isn't it? >> oh, yeah. this team has shown a lot of resiliency throughout the year and even in the postseason so far. so, you know, we've won in this building before and we felt good about how we played last game. just tweaked a few things. we win tonight and carry the momentum into tomorrow. >> right back into it if you win tonight. back-to-back games, do they help you guys? if you can carry that momentum in and win, this is a whole new series. >> that's the goal. that's why we came here. we win both of these games and we've g

having the equivalent experience elsewhere so they are born and grew up in zimbabwe but now live in montreal or london or sit me and the children are being born and grew not there so we are meeting in the middle. we've all of this hybrid identity. in some wobbly itself, was interesting to see in the opposition is that the struggle has been going on for ten years now, and it's actually less the distance between the races because everybody feels the pressure of the dictatorship the same. so there's a kind of bonding if you're in the trenches together. it's brought people closer together. and there are most principally in the book i describe it will bennett is one of the opposition leaders but by no means. >> host: but to hear a lot about him. he would be the leader because he's the one in the press i've seen coming out of zimbabwe that is discussed as being the kind of wanted is edging the poll. >> guest: i wouldn't describe him that we. i say the reason they get nervous about him is that he is the pitch perfect fluent speaker who was voted in by a completely rural black constituency and a sin

are strong al-qaeda organizations -- or hezbollah organizations in north carolina, in new york, montreal, toronto, vancouver. along with the iranian intelligence service to keep an eye on the young shah and his followers but it's clearly to have a dual use which is to strike back against us. it's not talked about very much. you know, the bush administration talked about saddam having a terrorist capability here and, of course, he didn't. but the iranians absolutely have a presence here. >> okay. thank you. on our left in the third row. >> i have a question and ask for a comment on the failure of the intelligence community which is part -- you know, which has rapidly grown in funding and also power in the united states, and, you know, is a large part responsible, i feel, for these wars that we engage in and their suggestion? >> the intelligence community can declare war -- so no one declares war anymore so let me step back from that. the intelligence community, particularly, the cia, is peculiarly the instrument of the president of the united states. what the intelligence community does i

if bin laden had been in canada and montreal, we wouldn't have done it. we would have respected it.perate is an incorrect assumption, because they have helped us capture about 15 bad actors that have been sent over here, that we have tried and imprisoned and actually executed. so there's no reason to assume that we shouldn't show them respect. >> right here at home, we're watching the power of the mighty mississippi as it makes its way south and is flooding communities from tennessee, mississippi, making its way now into louisiana. we've had tornadoes in recent days as well. the federal emergency management agency is working overnight. in a ron paul administration, would that agency exist or is that something that should be done by the states? >> you know, it's a rather new one. you know, the biggest hurricane, the most devastating hurricane we've ever had hit my district in galveston in the year 1900. there was no fema and they recovered in a fairly good period of time and they rebuilt the city and built a sea wall and it was taken care of. it's like, if we don't have federal burea

so you've got black zimbabweans who were born in gerlach and zimbabwe that have now live in the montreal or london or sydney and the children are being born and grew up there. so we are sort of meeting somewhere in the middle. we've got this hybrid identity. in zimbabwe itself, what really interesting to see the opposition is that the struggle has been going on for ten years now and it's actually listened big distance between the race because everybody sort of feels the pressure of the dictatorship the same. everybody feels that and so there's a kind of bonding if you're in the trenches together it's brought people closer together. and there are, you know, the principally in the book i've described a guy called roy bennett who is one of the opposition leaders but by no means the leader of the opposition. >> host: but you hear a lot about him. he would be a leader because he is the one at least in the press that i have seen coming out of zimbabwe that is discussed as being the rebel rouser that's really enjoying this whole thing on. >> guest: i wouldn't describe him as a rebel. i think th

in montreal, we don't get green tomatoes. do what you can with what you've got.r, always. >> you've got a double dip going here. >> yeah. flour, egg, panko. >> mm-hmm. >> boom, right in the pan. that's all there is to it. >> that's it? >> we have some going here. >> right. >> get it golden brown and crispy. >> i notice you have some prosciutto here. >> crispy pruosciutto. you can do it in the oven or pan. it's a pork product. delicious. crumble that on top. come on in. >> i like everything you said. >> go nuts. chive it up. >> is that bacon? >> prosciutto. please, enjoy. dig in. >> well done. way to hold off. >> can i tell you something? i'm not holding back. >> go ahead. >> crab cakes. >> thank you. i'm going to have a bite. we won't double dip. >> thanks. >> fantastic. chuck hughes, how's the restaurant in montreal? >> i can't even get a reservation. it's off the charts. >> that's really tough, hey. chuck hughes, thank you so much. >> fantastic. it's all about the crab. >> there you go. >> we have marlo thomas on. >> after your local news and weather. >>> good

canada now has a significant non-white population both in the two largest cities, toronto and montreal, and the country's not immune from its own measure of racism, but, no nothing--nothing like this. it's ra--it's interesting because when i grew up in the 1950s, canadians were a little pious about this and often looked at the united states with a misplaced measure of superiority, as canada didn't have this particular problem. and this is the one i remember so clearly growing up. and when i came here and was assigned to cover the civil rights movement, i realized what--a, how complicated it was, how much pain there was involved for all concerned in the country. somebody asked me the other day what i thought was the saddest thing of the century, and i--and i was caught slightly off guard and i gave some gratuitous answer about how man is still killing man with such vigor at the end of the century. the saddest thing of the century, of course, is that america has not managed to solve its racial problems. c-span: the next photo is of a preacher--a priest. as a matter of fact, was he canadi

ottawa 3, montreal, quebec city or and prince henrik islands.they will also be in or how great the and the northwest territories and then coming to los angeles. this will be catherine's first trip to the united states. [ coach ] in albuquerque, citi pre-approved my mortgage. [ whistle blows ] all right, layups, guys. let's go. in sioux falls, i locked in a rate. coach, you get that house yet? working on it. [ coach ] the appraisal? ...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant had me covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 miles from home... [ cheering, cellphone beeps ] ...we finally had a new home. [ male announcer ] from pre-approval to closing, citi is with you every step of the way. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >> the mother of the only person arrested for the beating the giants fan bryan still insists her son is innocent. we will tell you why. >> the golden gate bridge is about to get more crowded but not on the road would, we will explain it. >> it is going to get more cloudy. we are going to see some rain acti

first the nation's capital, then montreal and quebec city.he tour. catherine is a fan of anne of green gables. they will travel to calgary in time for the opening of the stampede. although details of the itinerary have not been released the pair will likely attend the parade and receive cowboy hats, traditional white hatting. >> i think it is great. i am looking forward to them coming. >> reporter: calgary is where peter middleton, served as a royal air force flight trainer for two years during the second world war, he died in november at age 90. >> to be in a place she knew her grandfather served to give her that opportunity to personally connect with some one who mint a lot to her. >> reporter: in cities not included in the tour it stings for some. >> victoria is the most royal town in canada. >> reporter: toronto doesn't get a layover. >> we are not the capital of canada, but essentially we kind of are. >> reporter: it is not personal says this former tour organizer. >> so we have four provinces and a territory involved in this visit. and