a british letter had to go to halifax, quebec, montreal, and st. john, and then down lake champlain to get to fort ticonderoga. all of new england new what was going on. they stormed the fort. they took everyone prisoner. no one was hurt. no one was killed. they found 90 gallons of rum that belonged to the coma daunt. they had a party. a sendoff of 85 prisoners and 60 women and children to connecticut. now, part of what i've had to do is sort of de bunc that attack. it's what ethan allen supposedly said at the lake, and he wrote the line himself several years later. i guess he figured he couldn't get it through the printer, but by whose authority do you come? ethan allen said in the name of jehovah and the continental congress, but according to a young man there what he really said was come out of you you damned old rat. [laughter] it sounds more believable. [laughter] well, it didn't go down well with some of the vermonters. they were afraid that the british would counterattack, and allen actually was stripped of his command shortly after this by

montreal was the first city in the north america to have a large third-generation bicycle system. there is another system in washington, d.c., denver, minneapolis, boston. coming soon will be new york, a vancouver, and chicago, all online to launch in the spring or summer of 2012. bicycles are typically -- there is actually a wide range of bicycles in the system, but i will focus on the system that will likely to be found here in san francisco. these are very advanced systems. the bicycles are designed from the ground up as public bicycles, so they are designed to be left out in the public realm. they are unisex-type step through frames, internal gears so there are not many parts that can be broken, lights which run on generators, keep shining once they stop, fenders, seats that cannot be removed. as well, all the parts on them are proprietary and are designed to be removed only with special tools. they could not be put to use somewhere else. the actual stations themselves consist of individual stocks that a bike in gauges into and locked securely into. typically, there is a kiosk

john and that meant montreal and quebec only head theatre 300. but allen did not know is that the mohawk nation under orders from the iroquois six nations joined the british side which they never left. we don't know our history of the indians and the british well enough to know that they were british citizens from 1715 and on. there was never a question which side they were going to be on. so alan's idea was to move quickly and was also the idea of george washington who sent benedict arnold with a thousand men to attack quebec at the same time ethan allen decided without george washington's approval to attack montr. ellen was only able to raise 134 men, paying some french cannot be taught 1p a day which is usually more cash than they had, but the french canadians many were unhappy with the british so he miscalculated and thought he would have much more support from the french canadians. he also thought he would have more support from the americans. his own cousin, the new commander of the green mountain boys did not show up as he expected

he wasn't with him in montreal and cincinnati. he's righted the ship the week before the open. now look at how well he's playing. dick: bad miss from murray's end. 30-30. john: murray's gone off the rails here, and it's not a good thing. he needed to get an edge, i feel. at least force nadal to serve this out. dick: can you imagine, john, when you were 12 years old, if your coach has said i don't want you to play left-handed anymore, you're going to play right-handed? how can that happen? that's the case with nadal. a natural right-hander. that southpaw side has been that southpaw side has been pretty good to him. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it's funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for that new auto insurance company but it's taken a lot longer to hear back. is your car up a pole again? [ crying ] i miss you, jessica! jerry, are you crying? no, i just, i bit my tongue. [ male announ

. >> i flew in early that morning to montreal believe it or not to give an address to the airports counciland at the end of the speech someone said wind up your speech there's been a tragedy. speak to us before we speak to the media we want to speak to you. >> as soon as he was briefed on the attacks he and his staff immediately left montreal and raced back to ottawa by car. >> all the key decisions were made on a phone, on a cell phone on the 417. >> he gave the order to close canadian air space in stages by allowing aircraft already in the air to continue to their destinations. but all takeoffs were stopped. >> but then we had to deal with the flights with outside of the united states. these are all verbal instructions that came from a minister in an suv over a cell phone communicated through a number of people, to pilots over the atlantic. ♪ >> of 1700 kilometers east of ottawa in gander newfoundland air traffic controllers were about to have the busiest day of their careers. >> when i arrived at work, the westbound flow coming from europe had just started to hit radar coverage in easte

i am joined on the line from montreal, by the chief global investment strategist in canada. thank you for joining us. how willing are the chinese to invest in the euro-zone economies battered by the debt crisis? >> i think they are probably going to provide some funds to italy and spain. in retrunurn, they will definitely ask for some political favor. if you remember a couple of months ago, the chinese government provided some funds to spain. in return, the chinese government asked the spanish government to support their removal of arms sales ban in china. i am pretty sure that if china provides any kind of funds to italy and spain, and they will ask the same kind of condition. >> apart from lending to these debt-riddle economies, but china's want to invest. do you think that the americans and europeans will allow the chinese to invest their cash, which totals $3 trillion in foreign exchange currency reserves in their companies? >> i think there's no restriction for the chinese government to invest in any kind of assets. i think probably the chinese government will probably

greater montreal. we cannot expect to modernize montr infrastructure because this is the economic future of the city that we are talking about whether to seize this opportunity and promote sustainable development through power-sharing and public transit. [applause] >> mr. speaker, one of the things important to the government is the jurisdiction and my colleague knows full well that in quebec the decision to invest in this infrastructure is the responsibility of the government expect the three bridges between the provinces so when it comes time to invest in the infrastructure in quebec we have the municipalities and the prairies of course the provincial government as we do in all the provinces of the country and we will continue to do so mr. speaker. the honorable member's triet >> mr. speaker if the government's priority is the economy, it should prove that in greater montreal have been the direct economic consequences it's reached the end of the life span yes the government is looking for excuses not to replace it. mr. speaker, w

anick berard and her team at the university of montreal, shows that taken early in pregnancy occurringn the first 20 weeks, the drugs may more than double the risk of miscarriage. researchers say acetaminophen sold at tylenol does not seem to be a problem. >> the studies that we do in pregnant women are certainly not to alarm women. it's to give more information to help women and prescribers, the physician, to gain better knowledge of what's happening with medication used in pregnancies. >> reporter: experts not involved with the research agree. >> i think this is an important study. it's confirmatory. there have been other evidence that there are some concerns with these kinds of drugs. >> reporter: because the effect from the drugs can occur so early in pregnancy, experts, even the drug makers, advise women start talking with their doctors about any medications they are taking as soon as they plan to get pregnant. miscarriages are common but while their cause is often unknown, information like this latest study can help esther and other prospective mothers make the best decisions. ro

the break but were not to be denied the winner coming from the montreal ray in the fifty third minute a costly miscue from the turke defender the ivorian makes no mistake thus consolidate its spot in the table. rashad maintain their one hundred percent record of the european championships david blatt side seeing off donia in their last group stage game in the few mania typed in country on the night with russia winning by single boss gets captain money is three pointer making a difference right off the buzzer so it's not to the knockout stages where serbia await the russians in thursday's quarter final. let's turn our attention to the n.f.l. now where brave each turned in an all inspiring performance in monday's opening clash the two time super bowl m.v.p. throwing for four touched on to help his new england patriots see off miami in their first match of the season the teams tied at seven a piece in the second one really got caught finding tight and rob gronkowski the quarterback showing at least signal calling skills in the third as well really changing the play on the line a long way

truth from the center for research on globalization thanks for joining us on the line tonight from montreal oh very good to get your view on developing news events thank you. what has reiterated his deep concern over america's plans to base parts of its missile defense shield in poland some of which could be in place by twenty eighteen russia's calling for urgent talks with nato saying that the u.s. program is stuck in the past plans for putting missiles on polish soil follow separate deals sealed this last week with romania in turkey but also agreed to host c. sections of the system u.s. insists it's designed to counter possible attacks from states inches around in north korea but russia sees the plans as a direct threat to its security and had proposed building a joint shield instead that's a suggestion nato has declined asia times correspondent pepe escobar told the shield is an aid to keeping around in check because it poses no threat to the u.s. . some of the best strategists military strategists in the world are in russia and they know that the run first of all they don't have the cap

speaker, we have invested in montreal bridges, including champlain bridge. we have invested more than $315 million in order to ensure that we make these installations safer. the party opposite mostly voted against it, so it is interesting to hear what they have to say today. >> mr. speaker, we now know that the people taking the bridge were running real risks even before the bridge was closed this summer. it is an economic issue, but it is also one of public safety. the safety of drivers, truckers come and those who use public transit. will the government take the measures that must be taken now? the honorable minister of transport. >> mr. speaker, the subtle part of the bridge, because we have to really understand what the situation is. there were investments of $137 million, ongoing for several years. the government of quebec has continued to do its job and does work. we talk about the provincial share of the bridge, and the federal bridges in the montreal region are in good shape for the people. we make sure of that. >> thank you mr. speaker. i question r

chossudovsky director of the center for research and globalization joining us on his webcam there in montreal thank you. the u.n. hague tribunal has surprised you missed an important piece of evidence in the case against war crimes suspect right coma let it show it's now lost all our teeth for a copy of an archive interview with the former bosnian serb general and just a few weeks ago when the channel was recorded shortly after the alleged massacre in srebrenica ninety ninety five in futures markets making serious allegations against u.n. peacekeepers in bosnia. artes and he said now he has the details. well it was an archive that never before seen video footage of that interview before r t published it summit two weeks ago very serious claims there and really that's what makes it so shocking that the tribunals missed this what could be very important evidence in the trial archie of course will fully cooperate and hand over that video footage to help with the ongoing proceedings in the hague i just want to give you an idea of what exactly was said in that interview one of the strongest statem

rounds but never so obviously it's a pretty four years since we last won the world cup it's a little montreal back when they get rid of. these ilands as a team and done very well the last three three years preparing for this world cup but a force in the last couple of games we've had a bit of a blip but in doing that hopefully it's it's you know the prize inside them realise that you know it's not going to be as easy as some people think i'm a sort of reality check for us to those fans and media that you know will cups you know very very difficult to win and for new zealand they've got to play very. so you could be a blessing in disguise almost just to get expectations down a little because i mean news even the few months ago it's not going to go i think in terms of the why the new zealand struggle with such ease at the start of a trial i should say a process that's that we've had from a guy and it's really kind of them and really sort of going through it to the all blacks. have creators of the right gallows and if you don't like the breakdown. more often than not the team adonai strike down

washington and this is particularly the case with regard to anything to believes to military policy the montreal supporting the troops takes precedent over asking the most fundamental questions such as what are we getting for our money what about the president's role the president of the united states has a lot of authority over foreign policy we saw obama pretty much single handedly greenlight a new war in libya and you describe his foreign policy as in some ways connected if they have with bush what do you mean by that. well what i mean is that if you take a broader view of u.s. policy the continuity is between it ministrations tend to be much greater than the discontinuity yes even when there is a change in the party in power i think that's true in spades with president obama but it's not simply obama it was true when clinton replaced the older bush it was it was has been consistently true. and i think that one needs to be very careful about overstating how much authority the president hears you know people fell into this notion that the president of the united states is the most powerful man

researchers in montreal looked at 54,000 women aged 35 and older using patches were a third less likely to develop dangerous blood clots in legs and lungs compared with those taking estrogen orally. researchers believe they are less risky because they bypass the liver. >> and nearly a quarter of americans battle insomnia. and it may not keep them from going to work it does come with a price tag. a study published in journal sleep surveyed 7400 americans. researchers found 23% suffered some form. it turns out it costs employ years more than seven and a half days in lost product activity per year, for every worker who has trouble sleeping. working out to $63 kbrinl annually across the us use and probably explains the frequent napping in weather office. may not from sandhya patel, of course. i don't want to name names. >> i have three young kids, but i sleep like a rock. it's never a problem. this afternoon, we have been seeing a warming trend about five to 10 degrees warmer. and notice the clearing along the san francisco, san mateo coastline. parts of the monterey bay. there is an off sh

celine dion's montreal home was robbed, and was running a bath when police arrived. he was arrested and charged with breaking and entering, auto theft and property damage. next bachelor has been announced. that is all from holly woo.d i'm chris bailish. >> two more bay area cities vowing to kick the bottled water habit. >> later, wanted. a six-foot tall robbery suspect. there this is green and flexible. >> then a father sues facebook for racy photos his own daughter posted. oqwcwcwcwcwcwcx >>> oakland and santa rosa are the latest cities to try to kick the bottled water habit. oakland mayor announced the state wide think outside of the bottle campaign. kwon says the move will safe money. she's urging governor brown to do the same. >> and i'm hoping he'll join the campaign. i know he's looking for money since looking at my redevelopment agency so this is a way to save $1 million. we hope that everybody and other cities will follow the lead of oakland. >> yeah n addition to oakland and santa rosa, the city of davis and 25 private businesses made that pledge today. 32 c

the students attend a business school affiliated with a university of montreal.ere dressed as world class jamaican athlete, hussein bolt is part of this event. but their dress, their behavior, did nothing to honor the gold medalist or jamaica. they also chanted, smoke more weed. take a listen. >> smoke more weed! >> the video here was shot by a man who's now joining me on the phone, anthony morgan, who we should point out is of jamaican decent. anthony, we saw the video, but i want you to take me there in that moment. you just so happen to be walk ing past this field and what precisely was it that prompted you to pull out your camera and start recording? >> simply the thought that nobody would believe me, i felt immediately, that this was happening on a university campus. i was absolutely shocked and horrified and didn't think i would be able to adequately convey how significant these actions were if i didn't have a record to show other people. >> was there a crowd of people walking with you? what didn't we see on camera? and also, did you talk to any of these st

this is a look of your high temperatures throughout the bay area of 83 in livermore '70s for montrealh. this is look at your seven day forecasting will start warming up starting tomorrow when. >> as a nation remembers 911 attacks security remains tight a crowd the country when >> this is mike mccarron will watch it travelers at s f i'll expect this morning went >>, time when, right wings of a going always welcome quickly >> after 911 they put these. take security measures in place at airplay cops everywhere that is the net change in attitude over time will would with that the security managers will change once again >> we have to look at the bread and respond appropriately i can remember when he did not have any security at all weeks we have hijackings in the late '60s and an increase their air travel when it and that's what happened today >> in the days and months after 91110 years ago most passengers were willing to go through anything for security pet airports would impose at least need add change in attitude over the past 10 years in >> never changing with what he got the initial

we talked earlier about a provincial share of the budge, and the federal bridges in the montreal region are in good shape for the people, and we make sure of that. >> mr. speaker, my question relates to the ongoing issue of anti-semitism. the government has, for example, been the first government anywhere in the world to announce that it would not participate in the -- [applause] my question to the minister of citizenship immigration is the following: could he advise the house as to any other action the government is taking to fight anti-semitism? [applause] >> first, i'd like to thank that member and mr. silva, the former member from davenport, for their leadership on indiana semitism as well as hoping us to coordinate the global summit here in january, and i'm pleased to nawns that this evening the minister of foreign affairs and i will be the first to sign the ottawa protocol indicating that canada will continue to take a leadership role in combating all forms of anti-semitism which seeks to target and vilify the collective view of the state of israel. [applause] >> the honorable mem

brief you. >> as soon as david was briefed on the attacks come he and his staff immediately left montrealnd raced back to iowa by car. >> all the key decisions were made on the phone on a cell phone on the 417. >> he gave the order to close the canadian air space on the stages and to their destinations canada did an incredible job with the aviation authority and of the minister in an sec over cell phones and communicate to a number of people to pilots over the atlantic. >> 1700 kiloliters east the air traffic controllers at the canada's area control center where about to have the busiest day of their career. >> when i arrived at work the westbound flow coming from europe was just starting to hit the coverage in eastern canada, and the air space in the united states has been closed and these aircraft or a device they would have to live and as soon as possible, so a lot of them. >> canada's controllers are responsible for directing all air traffic in the western half of the atlantic airspace. the busiest air corridor in the world. on a 9/11 like any other day there were hundreds of planes a

we'll see 69 degrees in montreal.ou can see these temperatures just slightly below average, 68 in new york, 71 today in philadelphia. the farther south you go, you can see right along the coast is where we're seeing clouds and showers. the mid-atlantic not the best weekend right along the immediate coast, but inland pretty nice conditions. places like atlanta tying the record, 90 straight days of 90-plus degree temperatures. so incredible warmth, this kind of cool air coming in probably feels nice. you can see the flow around it bringing cool air. cold canadian high pressure bringing in the cooler air. sunny skies in the southwest and a few severe storms possibly. the beneficial rain from this could be good for the drought, but i don't think we'll see that much. in terms of temperatures, 70 in washington, 80 in atlanta, georgi georgia. temperatures yesterday morning really the coolest, today temperatures kind of working up a degree or two. look at minneapolis, today only 66. the fall leaves are changing there and the

want to brief you. >> as soon as david was briefed on the tax he and his staff immediately left montrealced back by car. >> all the key decisions were made on the phone, on a cell phone on of 417. .. we're about to have the busiest days of their careers. >> when i arrived at work, the westbound flow coming from your was just starting to hit greater coverage in eastern canada and the airspace in the united states had been closed for the aircraft were advised they would have to them as soon as possible. a lot of good craft were diverting towards candor. >> notes canada's controllers are responsible for directing all air traffic in the western half of the atlantic airspace. the busiest air corridor in the world. on 9/11, like any other day, there hundreds of planes approaching newfoundland annoys to canadian and u.s. direction annoys to canadian and u.s. direction eurocrats decided to go back to europe. those that were beyond the point of return decided they were going to land in canada. >> this radar image recorded on 9/11 because the tracks on north america, the traces were in yellow land

this is not some new idea that democrats just came up with in this session of the legislature in montrealyour. the tendency is going to be to drift to the center and further right you end up with a kind of mishmash that came out of the congress last year when we could have gotten more and better and something that would have put us on the road to hopefully the more inclusive and cost effective and less wasteful social insurance systems to keep an eye on vermont and the real lesson of it is that if we build upon the political alternatives, we can make these people more accountable. any final thoughts? i think pam is going to -- yes, right here putative >> we have one more question. if i can ask you, steve, to take one more question. before we break up tonight, folks, i would like to announce that the busboys and poets have started a new labor series. we would like to -- [applause] thank you so much. we would like to draw more people into this american labor movement. this has felt like a kind of internal discussion in many ways and we want to draw some new folks in sweden during the first

. >> i am a big fan of montreal.not mind it 55 yds for the three downs, but move the goal post to the back of the ends on already! >> in the nfl, at the end of the end zone, you cannot run into them there. >> you can run into them, but a lot of times you are in front of the ends on. this post is right in the front of the end zone. >> the nfl used to be that way. >> for safety, they moved it back. >> why do you like the canadian football? >> i like the 3 oz. this kind of fun. it makes it more >> the field and the with are different? >> they have a 55 yd and only three downs. >> when the raiders drafted jankowski 10 years ago, everyone laughed at how they've is picking a kicker as the no. 1 pick. he is a threat from 60 yds. >> i went to florida state. i saw him play college ball. i am a big fan of jankowski. >> and when he goes home at night, he is fine. >> as long as he has a chaperone. [laughing] >> the giants, a lot of injuries this season, you will not believe this, an article in the wall street journal on lucille

police say a man slipped into her montreal home and of all things raided the fridge. the alarm. police showed up and he was drawing a bath. neither deion or her husband were home. >> fox will still air quarterly specials of "america's most wanted." the host john hall sh say they have captured more than a thousand fugitives. >>> items that belonged to john wayne will soon be auctioned off. maybe you want some of these items. 400 john wayne items go up for sale next month. >>> potentially land mark legal case in mexico. two people could face up to 30 years in prison for creating public panic using twitter. zain verjee is live with us from london with more on this controversial case. zain? >> reporter: hi, kyra. four posts were put up online and it triggered complete chaos. parents were stressed out and major traffic jams, car crashes. it really unleashed havoc. basically, what happened was two guys were putting up false information suggesting that children had been kidnapped. they said there were bomb threats, helicopters, fired gunshots and kidnapping situation was hap

that includes the establishment of the dhs, the transformation of the fbi and the creation of the montrealo the commercial center to replace pressure on the leadership, denied the group safe haven, resources and as a result, kallur al qaeda is weekend but a decade after the september 11 attacks we remain at war with al qaeda to read it's a resilience and active adversary and we continue to face any fault for this director mueller mengin from its affiliate and endurance. in the balance of my remarks i will briefly describe that terrorist threat and then discuss a bit about the role of the nctc and the challenges we face. first al qaeda's core capability to conduct attacks has been significantly diminished. again, chairman lieberman in your words weakened but not a question the group remains the ideological leader of the global extremist movement. it continues to influence others through propaganda. al qaeda as senior leadership has advanced several unsuccessful small-scale western faults in the past two years and these highlight and its ability to continue attack preparations while understa

you have guys of montreal that can go and do it all. like you said vampire weekend.ore time, explain sort of the genesis of it. because you play guitar like nobody else. and you do look like a mad hatter up there. >> you look crazy. it's riveting. >> where did it come from? were you born in the appalachian hills? >> it's in there somewhere. i started very young. i started when my brother brought home elvis pressley. and i taught myself. so i think a lot of it has to do with just the fact that there were no confines around it. i found my own way of doing it. because of that it's also hard to analyze. there are elements of classical, elements of folk, elements of rock. >> there's no imitating your way. album seeds we sow. lindsey bucking ham, thanks for being here. up next, business before the bell. straight ahead. yesterday doesn't win. big doesn't win. titles corner offices don't win. what wins? original wins. fresh wins. smart wins. the world's most dynamic companies know what wins in business today. maybe that's why so many choose to work with us. we're grant thorn

that includes the establishment of the dhs, the transformation of the fbi and the creation of the montreal to the commercial center to replace pressure on the leadership, denied the group safe haven, resources and as a result, kallur al qaeda is weekend but a decade after the september 11 attacks we remain at war with al qaeda to read it's a resilience and active adversary and we continue to face any fault for this director mueller mengin from its affiliate and endurance. in the balance of my remarks i will briefly describe that terrorist threat and then discuss a bit about the role of the nctc and the challenges we face. first al qaeda's core capability to conduct attacks has been significantly diminished. again, chairman lieberman in your words weakened but not a question the group remains the ideological leader of the global extremist movement. it continues to influence others through propaganda. al qaeda as senior leadership has advanced several unsuccessful small-scale western faults in the past two years and these highlight and its ability to continue attack preparations while unders