natural resources in the region that's the severely criticised by environmentalist more protests in montreal came after hundreds of students took to the streets on friday protesting against seventy five percent to usually hikes and least six people were injured as officers using tear gas pushed hundreds of young people away from the parliament building students have been demonstration and boycotting classes in montreal for more than two months with the government refusing to back down. its now take a look at some other world news making headlines around the world this hour police say that more than one hundred people have been injured in a head on braille prussian amsterdam on saturday evening at high speed it's approaching the city collided with a local train heading in the opposite direction after twenty all the injured remain in serious condition rail traffic to the country's capital on its main international airport have been severely disrupted. the interim president nominated after a military coup earlier this month has resigned expressed concerns over the legality of his nomination in

france's foreign policy says michel chossudovsky from the research center on global isolation in montreal the succors is called saku or maybe he is the american that he is support of the say actually of american interests rather than the interests of ready to cooperate he very much the us foreign policy of its us foreign policy i suspect that if if some course the goal was let's say e.g. pulse was a low becomes president of the republic really don't mean monorail ship in. foreign policy but i should also mention the other. aspects of this question which is the role of wall street all the europe here because all the landscape cause he was to all of that instead of washington so perhaps your president a socialist president will give us a little bit more of its republican you know traditions of the pendant boys of the world scale as well as with european union. and the currency crisis tough cuts. tragically to gratian failures. who will be left standing with the people speech. the french election on party. the bahrain professor has been found shot dead outside other night clashes with securi

students have been demonstrating and boycotting clenches classes in montreal for more than two months with the government refusing to back down. and right now let's take a look at some other world news and grieve this hour at least sixty people have been injured in a head on in answer dying on saturday evening a high speed express approaching this city collided with a local train heading in the opposite direction up to twenty of the injured remain in a serious condition traffic to the country's capital and its main international airport have been severely disrupted. the flight recorder has been recovered by investigators of friday's plane crash in pakistan the to the lives of all one hundred twenty seven people aboard seven three seven from karate question about the international airport while attempting to land in the. stall the head of the water airlines that owes the aircraft has been banned from leaving the country because when he had only recently restarted after shutting down due to financial problems more than ten years ago. in guinea bissau the interim president nominated afte

los nacionales tienen marca de 9-3, su mejor comienzo de temporada desde que se trasladaron de montrealon en 2005. por los astros, el panameÑo carlos lee se fue de 4-0 y el venezolano josÉ altuve de 3-1, mientras que por los nacionales, el venezolano jesÚs flores se fue de 3-0. la novena del puerto tambien con buen inicio de temporada. anoche en chicago, nolan reimold jonroneÓ por cuarto partido consecutivo e hizo una impresionante atrapada en el jardÍn izquierdo, y los orioles de baltimore vencieron 3-2 a los medias blancas. wei-yin chen se llevÓ su primer triunfo en grandes ligas en el segundo juego de su carrera, tolerando solamente dos anotaciones y seis hits en 5 innings, ademas el dominicano wilson betemit se fue de 3-0 por los oriles. por la mls, vuelve la accion esta noche y en el estadio robert f. kennedy. dc united que viene de ganar de visita recibe 1-0 a new england revolution, juega esta noche contra impact de montreal en su primera visita a la capital. dc united ha tenido poco tiempo para preparse tras su viaje a boston, sin embargo el tecnico ben olsen sabe que en casa se

an protests turned violent get again in montreal students out to teach the canadian government a lesson all of this in opposition to tuition hike it's economics one hundred one and the only question is will the government listen. plus american and philippine forces are flexing their muscles in the pacific and joint military exercises as troops march in lockstep we'll tell you who they're arming themselves against and what it could mean for the region. it's thursday april twenty sixth five pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching our t.v. . well congress today set to debate a highly controversial cybersecurity bill known as this but critics say the cyber intelligence sharing and protection act allows companies to give private customer information so the government this includes the national security agency the f.b.i. and the department of homeland security a massachusetts congressman became worked up today on the floor over the proposed law. well let's talk about what this bill would do good company share personal information about consumers with other companies even i

and protests turned violent yet again in montreal students out to teach canadian government a lesson all of this in opposition to wish an hikes it's economics one hundred one and the only question is will the government listen. to. you. and in the windswept deserts of arizona a storm is brewing the spanish community and civil rights activists are protesting the crackdown on illegal immigrants all the while thousands of miles away the fate of america's tough immigration law is being decided by the supreme court but why and force tougher restrictions now when legal immigration raids illegal immigration rates that is are actually dropping will explore. and that cyber advocates say puts our civil liberties at stake this evening the cyber security bill known as sister passed in a house vote of two forty eight to one sixty eight the cyber intelligence sharing and protection act allows companies to give private customer information to the government and this includes the national security agency be f.b.i. and the department of homeland security during the debate in massachusetts congressman

people away from this moment building students have been demonstrating and boycotting classes in montreal for more than two months but the government refusing to back down. and take a look at some other world news making headlines around the world this hour police say that more than one hundred people have been injured in a head on rail crash in amsterdam on saturday evening a high speed express approaching the city collided with a local train heading in the opposite direction up to twenty or the injured remain in a serious condition traffic to the country's capital and its main international airport have the severely disrupted. and guinea-bissau the interim president nominated after a military coup earlier this month has resigned expressed concerns over the legality of his nomination early april all the officers cultures of the prime minister along with the president and the stablish a national transitional council with its own leader the u.n. security council threatens to impose sanctions on the trying to its civilian rule was introduced or. proper catapult oh well can i just outside th

this is from alan in montreal, quebec. alan, says, hi, craig and geoff.he said montreal, quebec. so he's probably french canadian, isn't he? geoff: yes. craig: [french accident] hello -- french accen." hello craig and geoff, i bought my wife a very expensive necklace which she lost two days later. do i have to buy her another one? no, man, it's not your fault that your wife lost her necklace. yeah, you do. actually, you do. what do you say, geoff? geoff: i would say it's time for a divorce. craig: what, geoff, that is insane! we're only talking about a necklace, not the end of a relationship. geoff: ok. craig: this is from carolle in oklahoma city in oklahoma. she says dear craig and geoff, somebody left a note on my windshield asking me out on a date. have you heard of such a thing? yes, it's very popular with serial killer. would you like to go out on a date? [laughter] p.s., it puts the lotion in the basket. i'm sorry for making light of terrible tragedy. geoff: put the lotion on the basket or it gets the hose again. [laughter] craig: that's great! tha

the breaking news out of montreal students taking their words and rhetoric to the streets police bring right here stun grenades and pepper spray to curb the crowds we'll take you to the protest. and world finance ministers are in washington d.c. in the hopes of stitching together a global economic solution from the fragile euro zone to the growing influence of the brics nations we'll give you a live look at what's in store for the annual summit. and money isn't the only thing wells fargo is keeping locked up safe these days turns out this bank has a huge stake in the private prison industry make enormous profits for kicking people behind bars we'll follow the money. it's friday april twentieth seven pm in washington d.c. i'm abby martin you're watching our t.v. . we begin this hour with breaking news montreal has been rocked by student protests right police have been issuing multiple arrests using stun grenades pepper spray and tons to beat back student protesters during a rally against two mission hikes has happened after they try to disrupt a speech by quebec premier drawing sure a t

breaking news out of montreal students taking their words and rhetoric to the streets police burning right here stun grenades and pepper spray to curb the crowds we'll take you to the protest. and for those of you feel like the t.s.a. is getting a little frisky with your personal liberties these days and get used to it because these stringent regulations are going nowhere fast and in fact they're actually expanding those anyone stop to ask if all these rules actually make us any safer we'll explore. and money isn't the only thing wells fargo is keeping locked up safe these days turns out this bank has a huge stake in the private prison industry making enormous profits for keeping people behind bars we'll follow the money. it's friday april twentieth eight pm in washington d.c. i'm abbie martin and you're watching our t.v. . we begin this hour with breaking news montreal's has been rocked by student protests riot police and using stun grenades pepper spray natanz to beat back student protesters this all happened after they try to disrupt a speech by quebec premier john sure reading th

dc united llega al coloso de anacostia con un empate durante la semana 1-1 con el impact de montreal,e red bulls tambien empato en casa 2-2 con san jose earthquakes, para este clasico, red bulls no contara con el defensa rafa marquez suspendido tres partidos por lesionar intensionalmente a shea salinas y dc united quiere la victoria para quedar en solitario en el segundo lugar de la tabla de posiciones.hasta aqui los deportes. las opciones culturales para este fin de semana vienen al ritmo de cumbia y muy a la moda... los tres sindicatos de american airlines y us airways anunciaron hoy su apoyo a una posible alianza entre ambas aerolineas... los sindicatos dicen que han alcanzado un acuerdo sobre un contrato colectivo de trabajo que regularia las condiciones de los empleados, de realizarse dicha alianza...cabe recordar que american airlines se declaro en bancarrota y anuncio hace un mes que realizaran mas despidos... tantos mas que suele hablar solo, esto tiene su beneficio, dicen expertos.. ya que una nueva investigacion dice que hablar solos nos ayuda a enforcarnos en una tarea, por

victoria del dc united 2-1 sobre los revs.este miercoles dc united recibe en el rfk al impact de montrealn de la copa libertadores, se encuentra cumpliento 100 aÑos y lo festejo a lo campeon. el santos de ho

coming up a real academic uprising running battles in montreal see eighty five all students arrested in the increasingly violent face off over rising tuition fees. and stealing the revolution from those who needed it most egypt's secular groups boycott the latest cairo protest saying that being hijacked by power hungry islamists. soon americans may find every private email they write could be opened copied and inspected by government snoopers the latest cybersecurity bill called cissp has passed the house of representatives president barack obama has threatened to veto the move if it gets passed the senate and he's going to teach a kind of washington explains what alarms internet freedom fighters the most. cisco would make it legal for service providers like google microsoft facebook to funnel private communications and other user related information to u.s. authorities it would provide the government with unhindered access to private correspondence of every american and mind you it's not just the americans using their services we're talking about your net users from all over the wor

coming up on the program a real are condemning the rise in running battles of montreal we'll see eighty five more students arrested in the increasingly violent faceoff right now over rising tuition fees because the latest also stealing the revolution from those who needed it most egypt secular groups boycott the latest cairo protests saying they're being hijacked by power hungry islamists. soon americans may find every private e-mail they write could be opened copied and inspected by governments snoopers the latest cybersecurity bill called cissp or has passed the house of representatives coming a step closer to becoming law president barack obama has threatened to veto the act though if it does get through the senate he cited civil liberty concerns as the reason for that raised a massive cry with internet users and freedom activists who say it's a hard hit on people's privacy the president of the free software foundation told me earlier that for the average user giving up personal data to the government's even worse than stealing it if you store any data in a u.s. company that company

and running battles in montreal see eighty five more students arrested in the increasingly violent faceoff over a rise in tuition fees. as promised now moscow out in today's edition we check out where in the russian capital you can discover vintage cars on display and in action . hello and welcome to the program on this week's show be taking a look at the subject of retro cars from stylish american catalogs to groovy child is to have a real estate such concept cars from the past so joey much about bruce as we take a look at an impressive collection of historic automobiles here in the russian capital starting off at all first location museum of retro cars. a retro revolution why do we love all things vintage many collectors believe that back in the day cars were cars not appliances. and there may be some truth in that he knew that human hands made them not robots and as you can see here from the striking designs so many houses suppression and flap about them technically new cars today are better they drive faster a safer more reliable use less fuel and it's common knowledge that they perfor

we leave you tonight with the final look back at the caps great win over montreal.g us, good night, everybody. thank you for watching sports extra. brought to you by your washington area nissan dealers.

running battles in montreal see eighty five more students arrested in the and creasing li violent face off over a rise in tuition. oh you're watching live from moscow words four pm it's three pm in kiev and we have breaking news this hour a series of blasts hit the city of new proposed in eastern ukraine on friday morning injuring twenty seven people the latest reports put the number of explosions out for the first blast occurred around noon noon at a tram stop five people were reportedly injured as a result there the device is said to have been planted in a trash can forty minutes later a second explosion struck near a movie theater hurting some seven people next to more blasts went off in quick succession also in the city center a criminal investigation how the launch what use are casting a terror attack one of the latest live from our correspondent in ukraine a look see yourselves coming up shortly here on our team. in other news soon americans may find that every private e-mail they write could be opened copied and inspected by government snoopers the latest attempt to push through

still lined up for you this hour here on r t a real academic uprising and running battles in montreal see eighty five more students arrested in the increasingly violent faceoff over a rise in tuition fees. for stealing the revolution from those who needed it most egypt secular groups boycott the latest cairo protest saying they're being hijacked by power hungry islamists. but first a sign of modul carrying two russian cosmonauts and a nasa astronaut has landed successfully in kazakhstan though her return back to earth after spending almost six months on board the international space station sean thomas has been following events from mission control the launch happened in november two thousand and eleven mid november they spent about five and a half months in space as part of so use twenty two but also as part of the thirtieth international space station expedition there were some problems with delaying that launch because they were supposed to launch as early as september but as you may remember there was the problem with the progress rocket which delayed this rocket as well but then

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then as obama starts a campaign to keep student loan interest rates from rising students riot in montreal over their tuition increases and the timeline for the volcker rule has been set for two years from now so let's get the full chart shall we. all right here to discuss with me is lauren lyster host of the capital account here on our t.v. lauren oh no these friday check ups always a pleasure so world bank i have meetings here in washington d.c. i kind of get the feeling that probably a lot of people don't even know that this is where their base of this is where these meetings occur but what can you tell us about lives should be paying attention what's on the agenda yeah you're probably right i would argue most average americans if you ask them what the i.m.f. was or one thing that they do i doubt they could really mention that but i'll tell you in the countries that have been impacted by i.m.f. policies and the conditions of their lending they all know what the i.m.f. is the average population now why people should care about this particular meeting i can't really tell it because hey i

out to protest tuition hikes and university privatization in london chile and just last week in montreal they've all turned violent earlier spoke of student debt activist larry hales i asked him why well why don't we see students coming out in droves to protest the outrageous student debt crisis in this country why did it take the debt to hit one trillion dollars we first seen actions like this organized on the ground here's this take. what i think part of it has to do with fact that the general political consciousness here around the right to an education all the way from kindergarten up to university. you know we've been used to paying for it for so long so i think that that partly has a little bit to do with. and so people are told that if you want something it's good that you have to pay for instead of it being a general right that you deserve is the people because you are a human being and you deserve to be able to elevate yourself beyond you know where you are your life at that particular point. yeah definitely seems like people still are trying to achieve that american dream. and

the caps win it over a shootout with montreal. d.c.s now in the drivers seat for the 8th and final seed spot. they are up. the caps have three games left on the regular season schedule. on the road tomorrow against tampa bay and at home thursday against the panthers and back on the road to finish off the season next saturday night against the rangers. , now, let's talk hoops. the wizards in toronto today. tip off at 6 p.m. the wizards come in fresh off a win in philadelphia friday night. keeping it on basketball, remember all the linsanity going on. jeremy lynn had an mri this past weekend that showed a small me miscuss -- meniscus tear. he will have surgery and it will be the end of his season. >>> to the diamond now. in baseball news the mets will take on the cardinals again today. steven was on the mound and pitched his final outing of the spring. he did okay going four innings allowing two earned runs with three strike outs. he's your opening day starter this thursday on the road against the chicago cubs. >>> redskins and football

how far is...winnipeg from...montreal? mike walker. [ audience laughing ] he became...merica's fattest man when he reached... the unreal weight... of one thousand... one hundred... eighty-seven...pounds. am i right, sir? quite right! hixson: in being a maker of this work, i look at it like life. when i get up in the morning and brush my teeth and listen to the radio, i'm filtering a lot of different information. my life isn't like a piece of literature with a beginning, middle, and end. in my actual life, i am processing a lot of different things at one time. woman: they're beating up the guards. are you going to do that dance? can i? i'd like to. we are working on the idea of mr. memory, or of amelia earhart. these are like fulcrums that we can bring all the other things that we're thinking about around them. woman: ...by being the first woman to fly solo across the atlantic. christopher: the voice was really important to me, and the speech pattern -- the way that she sounds rehearsed when she speaks in these things. yesterday, i hopped off from los angeles about noont

they take on montreal impact at 7:30 on wednesday.w york red bulls next sunday at 6:00 p.m. a long time debate is getting reignited. should d.c. keep its height restriction on buildings? not everyone is on board with this idea. >> washington is up there on the list of major cities like new york city, chicago and l.a. but it stands out because of what it doesn't have. tall buildings or sky scrapers. >> we love new york, don't get me wrong. but the buildings are so tall that it just feels nice to feel comfortable. >> buildings in d.c. are mostly limited to a height of 130 feet. but the mayor wants to change that. to add businesses and more living space in taller buildings. gray has the support of delegate norton and darrell issa all have said they envision adding an additional story on to projects and there's this. considering taller buildings in areas away from downtown. >> the advent of terrorism and you just never know with tall buildings and know what happened with 9/11 i don't think people here want to worry antithat situation. >>

united hosting montreal. 72nd minute. united trails 1-0. kitchen to santos who dribbles inside left footed from 25 yards out. santos, d.c. united played to 1- 1 tie. tennessee announced that women's basketball coach will step down after 38 years. won eight national titles. summit revealed last august he was suffering from early on set dementia. and tomorrow, it's game five from the caps and game four. from the caps and the bruins will be there live and see on the fox 5 news at 5:00 and 6:00. i'm dave feldman. we'll be back after this. i can get a smartphone with verizon 4g lte ? it'd be so easy to check facebook, send emails. and the screen is easier to read in sunlight ! the universe is practically telling me to get a smartphone. it's like, "lisa, it'd be super cool if you got a smartphone. also, i like your outfit." thanks universe, let's get me a lucid. come in and say hello to your new, easy to use smartphone. the lucid by lg for only $79.99. verizon. >>> taking the edge off with a bizarre new dating trend. here's how it works. singles

hosting expantion, montreal impact. ben olsen. scoreless. until he crosses to -- bernardo. for the goal. didn't take long for united to draw even. four minutes later. santos rips the shot past the goalie. in there for the goal. d.c. united. extends the unbeaten streak to five games. it ends in a draw. 1-1 is the final. five game unbeaten streak. nationals with ten wins on the year. >> good stuff. >> love it! >> fans turned out tonight are empty seats. >> i think it will take a >>> ever seen a penny that could be worth at least $1 million. this one in illinois is very rare. part of a 20 million piece collection of rare coins. they'll go up for auction near chicago. this dates back to 1792. it is one of the original po prototypes. bidding is under way. so far it has reached more than a million dollars. >> wow. >> pay that much for a penny. hard to imagine isn't it? >> lucky cent there. that is going to do the for us. thank you for having us in for news. stay there, "the tonight show" is heading your way.

lawrence river, namely montreal and quebec. we would have won this war. that criticism is sound and i don't think any strategy would have won this war and i don't think any strategy would have conquered canada. number one, the army was in just a sat state in 1812. untrained and ill-disciplined enlisted men and leaders with very little experience and competence. it was a decade of republican neglect of the military establishment came back to haunt us. not only that, but we face the formidable fall. the british army is a fine army and the british could count on allies who played a critical role. the mere presence of an indian force on the battlefield could tip the battle. such was the reputation of indians for fe rosity that typically if they were known to be on the enemy side, that would just cause the air to go out of the sails of the other side and you would have panic and a flight. finally the logistical problems that i think we faced, waging a war on a distant frontier, seizing a major british stronghold and holding them, i don't see that happening. i'

you are looking at a violent clash between student protesters and police in riot gear in downtown montrealmore than 5,000 students filled the streets last night. they are upset that the education minister excluded a student association group from talks. several journalists were reportedly hit by pepper spray and rocks and bottles were thrown. >>> next week marks one year since the u.s. raid that killed osama bin laden. federal authorities are warning of renewed efforts to target western civilization. there's no specific or credible threat but an intelligence bulletin warns of lone terrorists possibly using the date to avenge the death. former al qaeda leader. the u.s. embassy in islamabad warned americans to avoid restaurants and markets during the -- markets during the next two weeks. >>> our sister station in seattle, interviewed a subcontractor who worked extensively with the secret service advance team in san salvador. last year he joined secret service agents at a strip club. they ended up by the van loads drilling heavily. witnesses say that they payed toker -- paid for sexual favors

. >>> riot police are out in force in montreal after a student protest spills into the streets. percussion bombs and pepper spray on the crowd. 85 people were arrested for smashing store fronts and vandalizing cars. three police officers suffered minor injuries. the students are upset because the government broke off negotiations over a tuition increase. >>> police in florida say they have arrested the person on camera robbing two elderly sisters. the suspect grabs their purse, one of the sisters fell out of her wheelchair and broke two ribs. the 19-year-old was later turned in by his father who saw the video on television. >>> two men behind bars accused of stealing over a million dollars worth of copper wire. the theft disrupted phone and internet service for thousands of people. they say the men were looking to sell the copper wire in west virginia. one of the suspects was recently released from prison for the same crime. >>> the u.s. government issues a terror warning because the fast-approaching anniversary of osama bin laden's death. counter terrorism officials say there's

from montreal. just one nonlosing season since 2005 but that all changed last year with this youth movement and that youth movement has begun to materialize. let's take a look at the video i tell you what this year they've gotten a great start. 4-2. tied for first place with the mets and what has people buzzing around the town is the core of this team and i'm talking about ryan zimmerman and stephen strasburg. that has everybody excited walking around and talking to folks around the clubhouse today. there's an eagerness about this particular opening day. >> you get all jittery and excited and you know it's like you got -- it's like when you're a kid you got a brand new glove and i can't wait to use it. >> i think everyone is excited. i think everyone in this locker room from the players' side of things is really excited about what we have as far as our talent and what we're going to be capable of doing and hopefully we can you know do that early on so the fans can get excited about it. >> reporter:

final minute of the period, montreal on the attack. remember the guy who injured nicholas baxter?e gives up his body to make the save. that's impressive. the game stays tied at 2 after regulation, and overtime, we go to a shootout. matt hendricks, sweet moves. perfect 4 for 4 in shootouts this month. then alexander with a chance to win it and he does. the caps win 3-2 and take sole possession of the eighth and final playoff spot in the eastern conference. here's a happy head coach. >> both teams, you know, in the building here it was rocking pretty good, and we came out really well because of that, you know, with mickey back and everything, jumped out to an early lead. it's one of those things where then we just sat. oh, we did it. we have to learn from this and move on. >> we have to play for ourselves. we're not worried about what the other guys are doing or who we're playing. we have to play for ourselves and we can't focus on if somebody is playing care free or someone is playing for a playoff spot. it's entirely about what we do. >> as we mentioned, panthers visiting coach ba

a fine study of what happened between detroit and montreal. particularly on the niagara frontier. they brought the new concerns and considerations that historians have about how to write history. race, genter, borders and approached his matter from this new perspective. i think it's a good book. taylor parachuted in. he is not someone who studied the war. of all the scholars who wrote a book on the war, his and my view is undoubtedly the lest. they are more critical than i am. if i had to name one of the best published, i would include his as one of the best. worth reading. bruce? we have threats of dissolution. was this after the war that new england might disassociate and join the maritimes? >> during the war of 1812, there was talk of is you session, but no serious is you sessionist movement. those who were chosen to attend the hardford convention were virtually all moderates and they adopted a report and in the end what the new england federalists reported was a serious of amendments to protect the union in the future and a series of steps that would enable them to better fina

is reminding visitors the exhibition contains adult themes, presented in a collaboration with a montrealheater company who helped design the 30 animated man kins bringing a flare for the dramatic. >> i think you are going to be completely entertained by the exhibition and presentation. truthfully, as a textile costume curator, it is really what we are celebrating is the artistry, mastery of the craft. >> with the look at some of what area this weekend, i'm lawrence scott. [ man ] did we get anything good? sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. fiber makes me sad. oh common. i dare you to taste one hint of fiber in fiber one. oh, i'd be able to tell. why don't i just eat this bag? and how can you talk to me about fiber when you are eating a candybar. you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. >> cover up the bikinis. summer olympics in london could have a g-rated look. beach volleyball players will have the option of covering up instead of wearing bikinis. new rules introduced by the international volleyball federation says players c

since think came from montreal last year was the closest they got finishing third in the nl east. it seems now they're building off that success from last year. let's look at the game, the crowd enjoying all the pomp and circumstance that comes with a home opener, the excitement, just the buzz in the atmosphere and then it was a good showing from the youngster gio gonzalez, seven his lucky number today, seven scoreless innings, seven strikeouts, but it was the ending of the game that stole the show today. game tied, basings loaded, bottom of the 10th -- bases loaded, bottom of 10th, alfredo simone throws a wild pitch. ryan zimmerman comes in for the win. the nats win this one 3-2 and go to 5-2 on the season, one of the best starts in franchise history. dave owens was among the fans today enjoying the game. he joins us now out on the concourse. what was it like? >> reporter: actually dave's connection has gone dead, but it's okay because we can talk about the fan energy, the fact that the president's race and teddy lost again. i had some thoughts that maybe because of the new seaso

turn this is drawn criticism from dynamic captain igor some show of hands and he could feel the montreal cost you say russian pitches are already poor and the new show to make playing conditions worse drop the next season's pictures though that will be made on may the twenty six. follow everything and watch the city will aim to narrow the gap to leaders manchester united two points with a victory on saturday despite manager roberto mancini all that writing off their premier league title hopes while elsewhere there are also crunch relegation battles as rock bottom walls go to sunderland second bottom blackburn travel to swanzy and q.p.r. two points about the drop zone visit restaurant. it's very difficult because it. would be truer to march on the same. ip therefore as a. racing board. would be financially. going to be a stripper issue. of. the new. stuff from tomorrow it is difficult because. we are years norwich is going to be forgotten we are in for a busy moment. well meanwhile in china former france and chelsea striker anelka has taken on a bigger role at his current club shanghai si

ma gill university, montreal, m.d.. maachusetts mental health center, resident in psychiatrist, three years. u.s. army, pentagon major, two years. faculty appointments, harvard medical sister, assistant professor, four years. george washington medical school, associate medical professor, georgetown medical school psychiatry, 20 years and currently medical answers,medicy television program, host 8 years and currently. author, 36 articles, four monographs and 204 pfessional prestations on alt attenon deficit disorder, depression, post traumatic stress disorder, psychopharmacology. hobbies, acting, singing, power walking. brian bowls doyle. >> on the words psychopharmacology, you say, ariel, the psycho pharmacologist is the new drug dealer, like a park avenue drug dealer. is that how people look upon psychopharmacology? >> that's what one of my sources said to me. that'sow she views it. i think that's how some people -- they've taken their attitude that they would have had once towards street drugs and transferred it on to

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and he treated me to a working lunch, tasting and refining dishes that will soon be on menus in montreal'sch cuisine, at the end it's always about the soul. >> you said you grew up on a farm in lyon. what did you learn about your career back then? >> i mean, i knew one thing, i didn't want to work on the farm. maybe because i was allergic to hay, allergic to a few things. we were always cooking for big tables at home. and my grandmother was always a chef, stirring the pot all day. and i always enjoyed spending more time with her in the kitchen than on the field. >> we did add some garlic. a little bit more flavor. >> yeah, good flavor. >> what kind of a boss are you? are you a tough boss? >> i'm getting nicer and nicer. >> why? >> i mean, at the beginning i was just -- not by myself but everyone was struggling hard to try to make it. and i think today i feel more secure but never secure enough to believe that i should not worry about anything or not, you know, keep motivating my staff. >> there are great chefs and there are great businesspeople. you are both. >> being a great businessman,

montreal white showed the sign that she ordered his -- he ordered his daughter to wear and it reads quote -- end quote. he says his 8-year-old daughter has taken things from a teacher and also from their home. >> we tried different ways to discipline. we taken away tv. you know, all different type of things. you know this is kind of like the final straw. >> now the superintendent's not questioning white's right to discipline his daughter but says it's caused too much of a scene in busy school parking lot. he called police. >>> all right, in this next story it's a person what they weren't wearing why the guy is on the news. a man created a real scene at an airport in portland, oregonment think stripped down to nothing. witnesses say he had been pulled aside for extra security. >> he was saying thinks like you know, am i doing anything illegal or do i have anything illegal? am i good to go through now trying to make a point. >> police say he told them he was protesting against tsa's screenings because he thought he was being harassed. but in the meantime he has been arrested on charges of d

it's a very fine study of what happened between detroit and montreal and particularly, on the niagra frontier. what taylor did was bring some of the new concerns historians have about how to write history. sort of approached his subject matter from this new perspective and i think it's a pretty good book. now, i will say this. taylor parachuted in. he's not someone who studied the year for 20, 30 and 40 years, so there are some mistakes in the book, but of all those scholars who have parachuted in and written a book on the war of 1812, his view is undoubtedly the best. now, my friends in canada are not that fond of it. they think i'm more critical of it than i am. but it's a very fine book. if i had to name one of the best books published in the past 10 or 15 years on the war, i would include his as the best. worth reading. bruce. >> a comment on the hartford convention and threats of disillusion that came from inside the country. just part of the demonizing of the federalists after the war or was there a real risk that new england might disassociate and join the maritimes? >> during