i had no wanderlust, but going from montreal, this is north of lake superior. you get on the 401 andthis is incredibly romantic. and people are astonishingly kind. in canada. every journey begins with the first step. you take that first step in north america andyou are rewarded by everything that you meet. it was here that the wanderlust was born. >> i remember you in that chair 15 years ago. the professor and the madman. i read thatthis is what led to you being a success. >> i think the show was helpful. thank you. up to that point,the books had done commercially, very badly. i got politely nice reviews butthe progress from the typewriter was seamless. the appearance in a bookstore was like a gaudy irrelevance. it was a relevance but the professor, for some reason, this was a very difficult story to tell. but it wasn't that difficult to write. it took six weeks. to bore you at great length buti was in the arctic, doing research for the next book, because this had been published in england. there were polite reviews, not particularly selling well. i was up in t

what is the montreal thank you and everyone we are going private i never saw a canadian in montpelier looking for health care but every single we go was did you see anybody in the series that is every week the buses would line up to fill with americans to go up to montreal to buy pharmacy those same buses would bring cancer patients back to the united states and i would bet you as i was here in the recent what you might mean the america let me be undermined this is a good mine is a really great and a great state to check a pilot program for that's a rather homogeneous population it's a smaller population so you can get a smaller many was fairer system came to the united states for his cancer treatment the guy who decides to pick a life as we have in the united states you can keep going down that road and we can get anecdotes if you came across the border but i'm sure you can look up he had that for months and i'm usually good state to try as a pilot program. i don't care for cities to to go. what you need allows it because what it does it allow you to take you know a system that's lar

this is going to liverpool and montreal. i hitchhiked to vancouver. have been obsessed with america for years because in the eve of going to new york, my mother and i, i said i would visit america. i had hitchhiked to vancouver. the first sign that i saw after getting to the united states was -- it is illegal to pitch -- pick up hitchhikers. i had a union jack on the back of my bag. he took me to seattle. that entire trip, 36,000 -- i had spent 9 months hitchhiking. i entered with 200 u.s. dollar bills. i had 182 left. people were so kind. so i left america thinking that this is a beautiful country, meeting john carson and john f. kennedy, opening a loch on the st. lawrence seaway. people are hospitable and generous, unlike europe. >> dinner with kirk douglas, coffee with john carson. how did you do this? >> i went to topeka, to an institute for the mentally unwell. and they said, the other famous person who lives here. he is in nice and you should go see him. he must have been in his 80s. he said, come horseback riding with me. it was like jumping on

what is the montreal thank you and and everyone we are going private i never saw a canadian in montpelier looking for health care but every single we go was did you see everybody in the series is every week the buses would line up to fill with americans to go up to montreal to buy pharmacy those same buses would bring cancer patients back to you no it wasn't i would bet your ass i want to hear any reason at all what you might mean when eric told me to undermine this is the government's going for mind is a really great and a great state to kind of program as it's a rather homogeneous population it's a smaller population so you can get on a smaller scale of love's ferret system came to the united states for his cancer treatment the guy who decides who gets life as we came to the united states you can't keep going down that road and we can do anecdotes if you came across the border from what i'm going to go. many usually good state to try and a pilot program. i don't care facilities go to. well you need a lot of it because what it does it allow the only thing you know a system that's large e

i had a girlfriend in montreal and i would have been 18 coming on 19. had took a ayeayera off between school and university and came over here on the "empress of britain." then hitchhiked to vancouver. and i had been utterly obsess with america for years. my father's had a job here. at the last instant he got cold feet. i thought i would one day visit america. i hitchhiked to vancouver and entered america under the peace arch. the first sign i saw is it is illegal to pick up hitchhikers. people were so kind. so i left america thinking that this is a beautiful country, meeting john carson and john f. kennedy, opening a loch on the st. lawrence seaway. people are hospitable and generous, unlike europe. >> dinner with kirk douglas, coffee with john carson. how did you do this? >> i went to topeka, to an institute for the mentally unwell. and they said, the other famous person who lives here. he is in nice and you should go see him. he must have been in his 80s. he said, come horseback riding with me. it was like jumping on the express train. we talked abou

terminando tercero en el este de la liga nacional, el cierre mÁs alto ya que el equipo se mudÓ de montrealemporada de 2004. davey johnson quien es parte de la casa de los nacionales es considerado como figura paterna de la mayoria de los jugadores jovenes. vamos con la liga de campeones de europa porque esta tarde se inico otra semana con varios partidos y tenemos imagenes de los actuales campeones. el barcelona visito republica checa y se enfrento al viktoria. con este resultado, barcelona clasifico a cuartos de final. tambien ganaron hoy, apoel, valencia, borrusia dormun y el zenit. el resto de partidos terminaron empatados. vamos al futbol mexicano. la historia que quedÓ inconclusa el 20 de agosto llegarÁ a su fin esta noche en el estadio corona. aunque con circunstancias muy diferentes a las de aquel lamentable dÍa en que una balacera a las afueras del estadio, interrumpiÓ las acciones del juego entre santos y monarcas morelia. vale recordar que fue al minuto 40 con 0-0 en el marcador cuando sonaron las detonaciones que causaron pa nico entre los asistentes, quienes corrieron en busca

bueno empezamos con la mls y como les adelantaramos ya hay un nuevo equipo en la mls..se trata del montrealla..en el inicio del "draft" escogio brian ching, del dynamo de houston que recientemente disputo el cetro del profesionalismo estadounidense con el galaxy de los angeles...ching antes habia dicho que no abandonaria texas, pero parece que ya cambio de opinion..les recuerdo la mls tendra 19 equipo el proximo ano..se habla tambien del proximo retorno del cosmos de pele a la mls.. y hablando de la mls y el galaxy, se estaria concretando en los proximos dias o mas el traspaso de didier drogba del chelsea al equipo de los angeles..ya hay conversaciones y el precio del traspaso seria algo mas que los 8 millones de dolares..dicen que el habilidoso delantero originario de costa de marfil llenaria el espacio que dejara el ingles david beckham que ya termina su contrato con la mls..recuerde que ayer les dijimos que podria ser francia el nuevo hogar de beckham.. en el futbol mexicano continua la preparcion para los partidos de vuelta de los cuartos de final de la liguilla 2011..uno de los partido

. >>> to montreal where the price was right. canadiens price not only shut out the hurricanes, assisted on the game-winning goal, slapped the puck around the boards, bounced out to plaque nick at center, and price did it all, assist and 25-save shutout. canadiens won it 4-0. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> not so fast. the fight is not over when it comes to fatherhood and justin bieber. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> known as man's best friend, we know dogs are very talented animals but not many show off their talents under water. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this thursday morning to "early today." forecast update. thunderstorms will be rolling through areas of florida today. not too severe but you will have gusty winds and lightning around orlando and tampa later today. showery weather along the east coast from maybe the chesapeake up through areas around delaware and maryland. that will clear out during the afternoon. the other st

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. >>> to montreal where the price was right. canadiens price not only shut out the hurricanes, assisted on the game-winning goal, slapped the puck around the boards, bounced it out to the center and price did it all. an assist and a 25-save shutout. not a bad day at the office. canadiens won it 4-0. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> not so fast. the fight is not over when it comes to fatherhood and justin bieber. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. . plus, noun as man's best friend, we know dogs are very talented animals but not many show off their talents under water. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today" on this thursday. i don't know how anyone does it in interior alaska. minus 38 is the current temperature in fairbanks. record low temperatures throughout interior alaska. if everyone is wondering where the cold air is around the globe, that's where it is located and winter is in full force. temperatures are cool in the northwest, but n

and now presenting at the international car association in montreal as we speak. car share is being promoted worldwide. just so you know, not just here in san francisco. i want to thank again mr. mayor, president chiu for the early vision and leadership in this program and sfmta and city administrator's office, who's been a pleasure to work with operationally. we're very excited about the launch of this pilot program for a number of reasons, not the recent of which raises profile of car sharing. one of the aspects is making it more visible in the community with the very prime locations and congested neighborhoods and also makes it more accessible for people because many of our what we call pods, which are where cars are located or private garages or public garages and they're not as visible to the community. in these dense neighborhoods, car sharing does a couple things. number one, it puts people into a shared diesel experience and they rely more on other public forms of transportation, walking, biking, which is all to the good, more liveable and environmentally

>> the last one was in montreal. the next one is in asia. it's in korea. and we look at korea as a place where really you can bridge the various parts of asia. >> never been to a world energy congress run by the world energy council. what's it like? what's it about? >> i think of it as the energy olympics. it's kind of the best performance in energy across the spectrum. the renewable side, the oil and gas side, on the policy side, the risk management side. they also offer what they can do. it's a good starting point for dialogue on what needs to be done. it's important we bring structure into that discussion by continuity into that process and scenarios and make sure that the dialogue leads -- >> energy is changing, isn't it? now the challenges are different region to region. >> that's correct. and i think the critical thing first before we say everything is changing is to remember that we come from a place where the energy said we are an industry that needs -- we have investments that last for 20, 40, 60 more years than that. how can we respond to a chang

to montreal, the price was right.diens' kerry price not only shut out the hurricanes, he insisted on the game-winning goal, bounced out to thomas plekanec at center, he fed michael cammalleri for the first goal of the game. price did it all, an assist ant a 25-save shut-out. that's your "first look" at sports, i'm fred roggin. >>> let's get another look at the weather. let's check in with nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> you say that like you already know what the weather forecast is, and you're not interested. >> i checked weather.com. >> it's a good source, but if you want another opinion, you can get it here. good morning, everyone, temperatures are falling in we're returning to a normal fall-like weather pattern. buffalo to pittsburgh, on the eastern seaboard, be ready today for some light shower activity. yesterday we had the heavy rain, there's just a little bit of drizzle out there. you notice a little light green popping up. special i had here in virginia, that's going to continue through d.c. the chesapeake

the occasion of the first sessions old denies by the radical nationalist party known as or from montreal. however many people don't identify themselves with the festivities they are russian speaking residents they make up nearly forty percent of the country's population half of them have not yet received citizenship rights. let me lindemann is a columnist for several months in newspapers you'll soon base to gates cases of public interest and publishes reports from them but even though vladimir holds a lot in passports is technically not a fully fledged citizen of his own country. the passport cover bears a unique inscription but it was written in latvia and it says your passport of a non-citizen was a reserve was more on the main pier in the english translation it reads. sometimes we are called just that it's like we are from another planet even for as you pointed international law we are treated as such the present there are something like four hundred thousand such people in latvia. mansfield became an independent state in one thousand nine hundred one after seceding from the soviet un

downs and while a final doubles montreal decide who wins this is fred camp russia czech republic a law suit to. bragging rights it needs and says carr will fight it out of the pay to see who will end the regular season talk of the russian premier league. on the hitching rides there's a new star ruffling the feathers since the leads and he's russian find out shortly one person has a coach as a name to remember. tennis from a fed cup final has gone right down to the wire but at the siding doubles nine champ. and i see a problem there reversing the last nine chance. got the chance up to the perfect stance of reasons for brawn a christmas old world number two you may have dropped the first saying it should never look right from there into the second easily and although being a free love down in the third of wimbledon champion won six straight games put our side to one in front of love but i want to see a positive change over all sorts of pressure and she had to win some people rushed in with a chance of winning the fed cup under russian she julie obliged should be to sort out your vote in

after start enforce cuts of credit ratings on twenty lenders from bank of america to goldman sachs montreal faires chief says the block is now entering a critical ten days for say the euro and russia everything is looking much brighter brothers of the high oil prices despite the small correction a we just see are supporting the market as are speculations on further potential measures for you to resolve the debt crisis my six is up almost one percent and what's moving at our energy shares like lukoil point seven percent financials are not that goods burbank is down by just a notch after posting a two fold increase in net profit for the first nine months of this year and service dollars correcting six point four percent so after a rocky jumping ten percent since november twenty fourth reports say it may hold a spin off for its third gold production assets that's now listen to other somebody who loved the gloves off from. these least when there is heightened uncertainty nor currency can be considered completely safe it is still wired to or. be invested in some proven stories in. talk market li

michel chossudovsky the director of the center for research on globalization joining us live there in montreal thank you very much. and europe in america's financial woes investors are making short turn to the east where china keeps on rising in the ranks on the global economic stage beijing's night however is not being met with enthusiasm in the u.s. parties. such as the attitudes. we shall not be what you always were tell me about. maybe we can see the six. cans on t.v. so i think. this was a. chance sacramento to get. to the future you have to yikes ok let's just get right down to it shall we should we be afraid of china. well what other place in washington d.c. is chinatown to find out i don't think we have to be afraid of china but i do think that we should be concerned well concerned might be the right word for it and angelina isn't the only one a march twentieth eleven b.b.c. poll shows that many in the west aren't exactly thrilled about china gaining more economic steam in the span of just five years negative attitudes towards china have skyrocketed with france germany italy the u.k. a

won't leave despite orders from authorities to do so demonstrations of support have also happened in montreal as part of the occupy wall street campaign which started almost eight weeks ago. education costs also brought hundreds of students out to protest at the university of california berkeley where nearly forty people have been arrested police officers tore down tents and pushed their way through a human chain using but tongs r.t. spoke with one of the witnesses who describes what happened. police approached with full force with right ear and baton we normally goes through they use their batons to jab was in the stomach and they were hitting us with their tongs they're going people to the floor and then hitting them with it with their night sleeps with their retirements as they were on the floor. they were they were going to cross the line and then the rest in the people that weren't doing anything they hit they had me repeatedly on the arms on the torso in the stomach and they arrested more students and they beat the students we repeatedly yell that we were nonviolent peaceful protesters

the location of a small park near bullshit turned into a nationwide movement that spread through montreal of possible worlds from one to two told to go cities all across the globe to race and the message that these protesters are putting out which is the frustration for the control of the political system they can't buy that you put it by those with the means the wealth and the inability for the average american to essentially put food on the table to live the middle class lifestyle these are some of the demands some of the frustrations that the protesters here have expressed and it is what we are seeing spreading across the country now the events in new york city have been tense filled with extreme tension many clashes with police officers and protesters following the raid that took place not only in new york city but across the country in many of the occupations from oakland to denver to portland to all kinds of other cities to many arrests in fact two hundred or so protesters have been arrested although we expect the numbers will be much higher once all of the information comes to bear

standard and poor's cut credit ratings on lenders from a bank of america to goldman sachs group whose montreal chief has also said that the block is entering a critical ten day period for saving. here in russia a bit of a change of heart for the my sex it's now up half a percent to the r.t.s. is down this point six we'll see what's moving the my six most blue chips however are still in the red as you can see their financials. bulls point six percent of two opposed to the two fold increase in net profit for the first nine months of the year was still seeing a week of crude as you remember this weighing on the energy majors guess pool is down but of course of a percent sevastopol is finally correct it's not selfish our look at jumping ten percent since that number twenty fifth of all say may hold a spin off of its gold production assets here's an example yourself from wells that . has. said they keep making money in stocks seem not to be scared their way out of them and these days when there is heightened uncertainty in all currency can be considered completely safe it is still via tola to my op

he rebuilt the montreal expos and the boston red sox into winners. he realizes his job is challenging and that the orioles fans are tired of losing. >> the timetable is right now. the fans are coming out to the ballpark and seeing them lose. if we're going to be competitive, we have to work hard and be smarter in how we invest in the players. >> he has a big history with harry dalton. back to work for the ravens today. remember week one, the ravens were the talk of the town after they beat the steelers. then the one to nashville -- then they went to nashville and got beat by the titans. john harbaugh said they cannot let the opponent or the trip affect their performance. >> and mostly i think you put it in the rearview mirror. it was such an emotional win. as far as the growth part of it, we have to build from it. there are still plenty of mistakes. you get smart and you learn from your mistakes and you become it smart team. >> i like the coach. the ravens art seven-point favorites -- the ravens are 7- point favorites. two words -- tennessee and jack

he built the montreal expos into a winner and helped make the red sox what they are today.s well aware of the talent and that the players are tired of losing. >> the timetable is right now. the fans are tired to, to the ballpark and seeing them lose. if we're going to be competitive, we have to work harder and be smarter in how we invest in our players. >> dan has a history with harry dalton. john harbaugh will assemble his team for its first practice since sunday's game. i doubt he us to remind his team what it means to head to seattle on sunday and take your business. dear ravens lost to tennessee after the big win over houston and the loss to jackson appeared the two ravens will leave for seattle on friday. how about the play? joe flacco to torrey smith. the biggest regular-season win and i can't remember. >> huge. -- the biggest regular-season win i can remember. >> a major tax hike is looming over maryland. triple the water and sewage tax. >> instant karma in wisconsin. woman saved the life of a man who came to her aid. >> it will be another nice day today. we will see

but what she does not know is that the location for the last letter, the home city of montreal, her boyfriend has a new message. first, they snap the w but he suggests a second ta s s s s a time watch the two women. the message is clear, but she has no idea until she looks at the photo in the camera's viewfinder. then out comes the ring followed by tears and laughter. he even goes down on one knee. and the crowd is delighted. no need for a banner for her answer. the y-e-s clear from the kiss. annabel roberts, itv news. >> no letters necessary. >>> fans around the world now know the name afro-blue from howard universy. >> last night they tried to make it to the season live finale. ♪ howard university's afro-blue didn't make it to the live finale, but last night eliminated in the singoff competition. they did finish fourth. the group really impressed the judges and us but they all have bright features ahead. remember the name. they did us proud. ♪ >> fabulous. >>> well, if your thanksgiving travel involves bwi you might notice some camera crews secureying around the terminal and that's because

. >>> a marriage proposal years in the making for the last six years a montreal couple traveled the worldlding up one letter at a time to eventually spell out the words "we always knew." when the final love letter went up she didn't see the banner being unfurled behind them and later the final photo with the words "will you marry me?" of course she had three letters for him, y-e-s. got to love that, so original. >>> five minutes past the hour, back to al roker for a check of your weather. >> that is lovely. natalie, let's check it out for today a big storm coming into the pacific northwest, coastal gail warnings along the coast, high wind warnings and flood watches, mountains snow, one to two inches into northern california and one two two inches of rain in parts of texas on into the midwest. we've got heavy rain and flood watches in effect, stretching from dallas all the way up into st. louis and as far east as f ♪ ♪ when black friday comes >>> this morning "today's consumer" black friday deals. thanksgiving a couple of days away. you don't have to battle the crowds. lisa lee freeman fro

occupy protesters in montreal dealing with the first major snow of the season there. day of intense violence on the streets of egypt. it comes amid new governmental pressure for that country's government to step down. plus, a man attacking a woman comes face to face with her 11-year-old son armed with a b b gun. and it does not end well for the attacker. and that's next. vietnam, 1967. i got mine in iraq, 2003. u.s.a.a. autonsurance is often handed down from generation to generation, because it offers a superior level of protection and because u.s.a.a.'s commitment to serve the military, veterans, and their families is without equal. ben your lega. get an auto insurance quote. u.s.a.a. we know what it means to serve. diabetes testing? it's all the same. nothing changes. then try this. freestyle lite® blood glucose test strip. sure, but it's not gonna-- [beep] wow. yep, that's the patented freestyle zipwik™ design. did it just-- [both] target the blood? yeah, drew it right in. the test starts fast. you need just a third the blood of one touch.® that is different. so fr

dan was with the montreal expos and g.m.the red sox for over eight years but the orioles have had 14 straight losing seasons. he says he is the man to help rebuild the franchise. >> nationals are going after philly's right-handed pitcher. that will do it for your morning sports. i'm kristin berset. have a great wednesday! >> just a few years after getting a $100 million contract from the redskins, defensive lineman albert haynesworth is out of a job. the new england patriots cut haynesworth yesterday saying he wasn't working out with the team. we've heard that before. he had just three tackles this season. >> bye-bye. >> herman cain is trying to get past the sexual harassment allegations because there is a debate coming up tonight. >> in michigan. plus, remember this, carmageddon. today, local governments will take a closer look at how to prevent another snowy rush hour disaster. speaking of rush hour, here's monika. >> thank you so much. if you're planning to head on the bw parkway southbound, good luck, a deer struck in th

we started in montreal -- >> jimmy: right. >> -- the beginning of october. >> jimmy: so you're just goinground? >> we're going all around. a long time. >> jimmy: oh, hey. fun. that's what i'm talking about, you guys. >> and we're coming here, too. >> jimmy: well, in the month of december, go check it out in vegas. >> yeah, absolutely. good man. awesome. >> jimmy: thanks for being here, buddy. [ cheers and applause ] we have a great show tonight. he's a tv and a movie star, and he's bringing the muppets back. jason segel is here! [ cheers and applause ] he's always fun. >> steve: he's a delight. >> jimmy: always a joy. i'm excited about this. gop candidate and minnesota congresswoman michele bachmann joins us on the show tonight! [ cheers and applause ] [ with minnesota accent ] a minnesota accent. >> steve: oh, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. oh, yeah. i can't do the minnesota accent. >> steve: you can do it. >> jimmy: i can try to do it. i'm not good at all. [ laughter ] i come out -- i come up kind of talking irish or something. [ laughter ] >> steve: well -- >> jimmy: i don't know what it is. >>

the anti-vietnam poster from lennon and yoko ohno in montreal in 1969 is expected to fetch $160,000 at an auction of rock 'n' roll memorabilia. that's the news. now back to lester, jenna, and janice. that poster is starting way higher than john lennon's tooth chshgs went for $31,000. it was a rotten molar, so there you go. >> the value of a tooth isn't what it used to be. >> the economy. >> janice is here with a check of the weather. we have a nice day here in new york. >> yes, we do. in the rockies, a mess this rnin the big snowstorm is swirling across portions of colorado and the intermountain west. they're expecting more than a foot of snow over the higher elevations, and blizzard warnings are now in effect for the central rockies near vail and into steamboat sprenkz. they have winter weather advisories and winter storm warnings all the way back to the wasatch of utah. it's going to be a mess. it's also creating thunderstorms over southern airy today. a few isolated storms expected out ahead of the cold front. meanwhile, most of the east co >>> we're waking up to some midand high le

and there were eight of them -- and i know that because he sent me an emailed picture of them in montreal with his parents. can you imagine we got our kids out. we're going to enjoy empty nest syndrome and then they get eight more. [laughter] >> that's the kind of story -- of course, that's a story of great adversity for that family but it's a great story of how the haitian people can be. yes, we'll take our cousins in. we'll make sure they grow up safely. and this young man -- i was going to say this kid is indeed now doing his surgical residency. i meet people like that a lot and we don't have enough of their stories out there. and so that's -- just as an example of not only the haitian people in haiti, you know, making the prognosis good but also there's a diaspora that i think we still have yet to draw on. >> haitians helping haitians. >> yeah, that's the big theme in the book. >> we're probably out of time for the q & a. >> that was a conversation. this is a q & a. >> i guess we should have questions. and please, i'm not sure. ask maul -- ask paul. >> dr. farmer, i'm here with some h

>> montreal! rick: colder in montreal. welcome to the warm land.picture from the tip of long island and this is from a few mornings ago, the sunrise on long island, absolutely beautiful, and nice morning this morning, at 43 and today getting up for 52 across long island, so a good day but if you are traveling we have a couple of rough spots and a lot of people today will start the day with airports today with the biggest chance tore delay is minneapolis. maybe 2" to 4" of snow. and windy conditions. and the delay is piling up toward the afternoon. and chicago, dallas, both a little bit of wind, and later in the day, chicago could see a few rain showers moving in and portland, rain this morning, causing a few light delays. those are the delays today. a lot of people traveling crass the east and a nice day, no delays, the northeast, sunny skies and in the mid-50's, and cool in the coast but inland, laredo at 90 degrees. so, very warm toward the north where we have the snow continuing across the northern lanes and we will see maybe 6" to 8" in places

the body of alleged mafia boss was removed from a river in montreal, canada puvment s. believe he was once the leader leader of a crime family. worries about europe's debt crisis. u.s. stocks eyeing a 7th straight session of losses. on a percentage basis the dow and s & p posting their worst thanksgiving week since the great depression. julie: the nation's housing market has been on life support after collapsing over the last several years. but in phoenix, arizona, where it was really bad. a condo and highrise project have been revised. so what is behind the housing jump start in the valley of the sun? >> reporter: we know most of the nation is waiting for the housing market to hit the bottom. but in phoenix, arizona, things are looking up, especially if you are enjoying the view from a series of highrise luxury condos and lot ofs. these high-end digs were built just as the housing market was stalling out. they were very pricey and hardly anyone was buying or rejts. new developers came in to rescue the project and gave them a new lease on life selling them for nearly ha

also, on booktv.org, the corridor between albany and montreal. it begins at 6:00 p.m. eastern. vice-president joe biden delivers remarks this evening in concord, new hampshire. we will have live coverage at 7:10 p.m. eastern >> extremism in the defense of liberty is no bias. and let me remind you also that moderation in the pursuit of justice is no virtue. >> he lost the 1964 presidential election to lyndon johnson, but barry goldwater's ideas galvanized the conservative movement. the five-term senator from arizona is featured this week on "the contenders." live and friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. this weekend on booktv, on afterwards, a discussion of the history of conservatism from henry burke to sarah palin. condoleezza rice recalls heard years as secretary of state. and former president clinton talks about his plan for recovery. sign of four bookstv alerts, weekend schedules in your in box. >> james murdock, some of rupert murdoch, testified for a second time before a british committee over the phone hacking allegations. new evidence has come out contradicting his former state

. >>> a marriage proposal years in the making for the last six years a montreal couple traveled the worldo al roker for a check of your hree letters for him, y-e-s. >>> let's go back to al roker for a check of the weather. >> that is lovely. let's check it out. we're looking at a big storm in the pacific northwest. storm warnings along the coast. high wind warnings. flood watches. we're talking in the mountains, snow along the coast from one to two inches of rain down into northern california. we're also looking at one to two inches of rain in parts of texas on into the midwest. we've got heavy rain and flood watches in effect stretching from dallas up into st. louis and as far east as little rock. that's what's going on around the country. here is what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> we still have quite a bit of thick fog around the region. but over the next hour or so, a lot of that should dissipate. still in the 50s. we'll hold in the 50s throughout the rest of the day. maybe a little sunshine breaking up. still also a small chance of a sprinkle. that would be later this aft

. >>> a marriage proposal years in the making for the last six years a montreal couple traveled the worldback to al roker for a check of your weather. >> that is lovely. thanks so much. natalie, let's check it out for today a big storm coming into the pacific northwest, coastal gale warnings along the coast, high wind warnings and flood watches, mountains snow, one to chtwino es into northern california and one two two inches of rain in parts of texan on into the midwest. we've got heavy rain and flood watches in effect, stretching from dallas all the way up into st. louis and as far east as little rock. that's what's going on in the country. >>> good monday morning to you. taking a live look at downtown oakland. still have some clouds overhead. they are clearing out nicely. full sunshine before the day is done. i'm thinking by about 10:30 in oakland. tomorrow, warmer, more sunshine as well. thursday, looks like the first part of the thanksgiving could be a little bit on the wet side with that front. most of the rain is expected to come down overnight wednesday into thursday. you might be

montreal reconsider the principle of the tax has made so much progress that we need to discuss how we will spend the money we might raise and such a way. france considers an important chair to be defined after the total of this should be earmarked for development. finally, we had a debate on world governments, an excellent report prepared by david cameron. ladies and gentlemen, i am sure i went over the length. i am open to all of your questions. >> currently, how many countries of the g-20 have committed to come and help the countries in the year rose on financially to help them exit from the crisis? another question -- is it true you are thinking about -- have you moved on in terms of the issue of a secretariat for the g-20? do you think that texaco, -- mexico will achieve that? this is a general agreement we have reached. all countries developing and the emerging countries of the agreement. there is a second agreement which is to reflect on how we can work together -- how the imf can work together with the european fund to extend the capacity of the european fund. what the minister