but for the montreal spca, the results have been a disaster. will you sign with them again? not. >> reporter: that is hardly the end of this story. my name is drew griffin. i'm with cnn. meet pierre barnadi, emerges as -- fired by the montreal spca board, only to emerge as the founder of a nigh u.s.-based charity. spca international. from his home in montreal in a rarely staffed office in new york, barnadi and quadriga art have designed a new charity, to tug on the heart strings with its signature program called baghdad pups. the stated goal -- reuniting vets and their war pets. but you're going to be stunned to find out just how this operation works. >> this is so -- and once we start scratching the surface of this thing, drew, it just gets deeper and deeper and more shocking. so many of these charities where hardly any of the money goes to charity. all seem to have this one private fundraiser taking in all the money and that's quadriga art right here in new york. i had never heard about them. >> me neither but they are huge. a private company that simply will not speak to

john and that meant montreal and quebec had the other 300. what allen did not know is that the mohawk nation, under orders from the irkut of the iroquois nation and we didn't know well enough to know they were british citizens from 1715 on. there was never any question which side they were going to be on. so allen's idea was to move quickly, and it was also the idea of george washington who sent benedict arnold with 1,000 men to attack quebec at the same time ethan allen decided without george washington's approval to attack montreal. allen was only able to raise 134 men, paying some french abitant one pence a day which was more cash than they usually had, but the french canadians were unhappy with the british so allen miscalculated and thought he would have much more support from the french canadians and he also thought he'd have more support from the americans, his own cousin, the commander did not show up as he expected with the green mountain boys nor did any of the other americans. basically ethan allenes kroed the st. laurence at night

but tracking magnotta down will be a challenge. >> the montreal police are going to be encouraging the authorities over there to post his picture up, get it into the media, get it out to the community, much like you would do here. >> investigators say body parts of the victim were sent through the mail. a severed foot was delivered to conservative party headquarters, a hand intercepted by canada, the torso found stuffed in a suitcase behind an apartment in montreal, then posted online, the graphic and disturbing video of what's believed to be the murder. the blood-stained mattress and couch seen in that video today being removed. this forensic psychiatrist says every violent act and subsequent action taken by the killer has been carefully planned. >> we wanted to do it, and you wanted it after he sends pieces of the body by purpose. he put that video available for people by purpose. >> this man says if the police don't catch the killer soon, others will die. >> he's right now thinking of the next one. will he do it? the longer the period of time will go, the more he's prone to do it. >

hi how are you doing great great to have you back with us you were in montreal and you've been in new york city for a lot of the action with the occupy movement are there similarities between what's going on up in canada and what happened in the occupy movement new york or or differences or both. i mean there's definitely similarities but the difference is that this is a movement as you said that started out with the student strikes it started out over a very very specific issue students went on strike and when we say they went on strike not only were they not going to class but they were picketing the buildings trying not letting anybody go to class they're essentially shut down the universities the night time marches came later so this was very much a movement about one specific issue that has broadened everything whereas occupy sort of started out as this this issue this umbrella for all of the issues that can be linked back to wall street and economic inequality more broadly is it so it's more tightly focused in canada do you do you think it will broaden or about it has brought ok

they arrived in montreal last night with the help of the chinese consulate in montreal.to a student representative who was at the airport to greet them. he said the mother was beside herself, could barely walk, they had to carry her and she was rambling and basically they could make out she had come to find her son and bring him home. they are very devastated. as anybody could imagine. this is such an incredibly awful story to find out about your own child. the community in montreal, the chinese community, especially at the university where lin was studying have set up two donation drives that we know of at this point to help them in their trip here and to get back home. >> thanks very much. >>> still ahead, what's it like to have two brothers, one outspoken, that's an understatement, voice for the left and one an evangelical republican, equally as outspoken. billy baldwin, the same one, comes outfront. and we show you the most anticipated shoe in the history of footwear. people have been lined up at stores for eight days waiting for this shoe. this is no joke, seriously

such is montreal you know obviously it wasn't perfect but i thought overall it was you know and would you say the quality of education there where it's not as expensive as it is just as good as the quality of education you would get here in the u.s. i'm hardly an expert and you know i didn't go to a university in the u.s. so i don't really have anything to compare it to but. you know a lot of my american friends who went there in doing you know just perfectly fine for themselves some of them are down in haiti doing development work they've got on the law school i have a friend who's sort of been jet setting around asia. on business and you know friends as well american friends went to me go here in washington and you know working in journalism and working on the hill and doing other things so that was sounds like this is a decision that you're happy that you're that you made and it's a decision which has now allowed you to be debt free unlike a lot of college students well yeah i mean you know i don't want to pretend like i took the burden myself i mean my parents where you know very

it was in this blood-stain the apartment and montreal where he was living that police say a 33- year-old student was murdered and dismembered. the crime was allegedly videotaped, and the victim's body parts sent to canadian political parties. montreal police commander says the case is still far from closed. >> this is not the end of the investigation. we're doing this because we are missing a per -- missing an important part, which is the head. to help the family, we will do everything to find it out. >> international manhunt ended in this cafe on the fourth of june when he was recognized and arrested. the former porn actor had traveled back from paris where he readily travel to from canada. he will appear in court on tuesday. the gruesome case made headlines around the world, combined with the amount of information about him on the internet, some are wondering whether he can receive a fair trial before a jury. at least one pakistani graffiti has been shot and injured during a clash with banon.on -- levita the headlines. pakistan's supreme court says the country's prime minister is disqu

he could be back here in montreal within the week we're told.at point, he would be doing aer. walk in front of the media. and then he'll have his first day in court. >> obviously, he was found in europe, but this all happened in canada. what are people on the street, if you had an opportunity to speak with people about this just absolutely bizarre and troubling case. >> there's a lot of relief. when people found out he was captured in bergen, there were exchange students and their parents were very nervous that they were staying here in canada and montreal. the chinese government put a warning out about traveling here. and so with his apprehension, it was quite a relief. now, for people who live in that neighborhood, also, it's a very -- there's a lot of apartment buildings, low rise apartment buildings, families who live in that area. they, too, were relieved this arrest was finally done. and everyone is very quick to point out that this was a one-off. that said, montreal police came out and said that they are looking at other open files and co

where exactly in which location from montreal, we know it was shipped from montreal. so right now, we have all reasons to believe this. we have no confirmation whatsoever. there will be a dna sample to confirm 100% this is the right one. >> paula has been following this case from the very beginning. it just gets worse and worse the mar we hear about this. is there any chance that any children were at anytime near these horrible deliveries? >> the schools in vancouver have goen to great pains to say look, the children at the schools were not affected. the schools did reopen this morning. and also they're really underscoring the fact that this was a random thing. why anyone would have targeted these schools with these body part, no one knows. nay say there were two notes in the packages and they're examining everything. speaking to the police commander in canada, they're bewildered. they say this gets more and more mysterious and gruesome by the minute. they say these body parts, they is told me were severely decomposed. >> and more details of this case are emerging. wh

protesting in montreal about bahrain.n the streets every day, day in, day out. this is a nice place to live, a great place to spend the summer. >> you love it. >> i'd be on the tourist board, but this is the picture tourists are bringing home today. no one really getting hurt. nothing seriously disrupted except a couple of cops hurt. students arrested. most of montreal regards is as an exciting way to spend the summer or the most annoys teenage invasion. i heard last night a lot of the party out on the street, a great city for nightclub, ran into the protests and the cops literally kept the protesters away from the partygoers. it was a glimpse of the ugly side of think, but not really that ugly. just a lot of students. thousands and thousands of students angry about their tuition. how much in bargain? $2,000 a year in quebec and thinking of raising it to $3,000. eventually it gets up to $4,000. if you can put your kid through college for $4,000? many saying that's too much. >> i'm for it. college should be free. right? >>

now canadian students are back on the streets thousands have marched to montreal two days after talks with the government on tuition fees collapsed student groups are demanding a freeze on planned increases in education costs but authorities have ruled out the possibility protesters are now vowing to renew delhi rallies which last month led to fierce clashes with police and more than two and a half thousand arrest can now reports that what started in february as a student strike is now grown into a popular protest against mirroring the welfare system kind of a southern neighbor. the canadian province of quebec a region that prides itself on free healthcare and affordable education for its residents students here pay a fixed amount for tuition fees around twenty five hundred dollars a year for all of the colleges and universities that's the lowest rate in north america and the taxpayers pick up the rest but that model might change as their government looks sounds they are looking across the borders and seeing what the united states are doing and trying to become closer and closer to wh

reporting from montreal canada our team. but don't forget all the stories we're covering are also available any time online here's what's uploaded and ready to go for you at our dot com life sentence for a russian man as libya convicts over twenty people for allegedly helping leader moammar gadhafi they insist they were working as an engineer. present billionaire. planning a big party a political one that is after securing six million votes in russia's presidential election discover the details are. i. round the clock protests are continuing in cairo's tahrir square as demonstrators demand the death penalty for ousted president hosni mubarak he and his interior minister were sentenced to life in prison for their role in deaths of protesters in last year's uprising although other mubarak associates were cleared of charges tom barton reports from the egyptian capital. protesters are occupying risk where in central cairo they're calling for a second revolution to change the situation in egypt initial happiness that former presi

i mean he knows is a student at a montreal university she works part time at a local ice cream shop she says if the people of keg don't stand their ground now in the future higher education just won't be an option for many if it's too expensive porch adenoma not even think about going to school because it's another world it's part of something that's accessible he wouldn't even think about being a doctor or if you know it would be you know it's a symbol and what i was saying is that in us it's so expensive so that people the poor people they want to study they have no choice but going to army for that the prospect of having to join the military to provide for their education is not the only thing about the us example that scares the kick want to fund skyrocketing tuition fees americans carry massive student loan debts on their shoulders we need to preserve this and become what we've seen growing in the united states right now having a lot of today as they are still paying for their university program and when they are seventy years old so we need to make sure that every students will be

. >>> montreal police are looking into suspicious deaths at the hospital. what they are waiting on and why they are focus on a particular patient. as we head to break this morning, it is a live look at new york city. right now they are dealing with a lightning strike. we have seen amazing flashes of lightning. right now things are looking pretty calm. there you go. there's the lightning. we will be right back. >>> at least 80 people have been killed in violence that broke out in syria and thursday. it was one day after a bombing at a pro government tv station and yesterday a massive explosion hit near the justice ministry two blasts occurred three roars injured. >>> in montreal -- three others were injured. >>> in montreal they are waiting on autopsy results to see if two patients were murdered. police think a man may be responsible for two deaths. police say autopsies on the two other victims say that they have died of asphyxiation. >>> check this out in china. rain triggered mud slides on thursday morning. and that left quite a mess behind. 30 workers at

reporting from montreal canada. just ahead of the program the egyptians who will mold the life for killing cairo braces for the presence of demonstrators called a lenient sentence falls in the form of. the. biggest. billion dollars since two thousand and three but. no reason for the peace. business is about to move. we will now the u.s. defense secretary is in vietnam was part of a charm offensive in asia right now that slowly encircling china in its own backyard washington's beefing up its military presence in the asia pacific area is seen as an attempt to contain beijing's growing regional influence panetta was greater american access to vietnam's ports pac-man one from hong kong city university believes china's neighbors may be using washington to get leverage against china. i would not say that this office asian countries this more powers would like to give up china but they would like to invite the united states to join in the arena so that they could have more power going chips against china if we will serve a

montreal canada r t.coming up later in the program of the egyptians who want more than life for killing bracing for a third day of protest against what demonstrators call of lenient sentence for hosni mubarak and his former right hand man plots. the peace movement of the world's biggest profits from. forty billion dollars since two thousand and three but that looks to be over the room as its most important save a joint venture isn't ambitious enough chinese will join us no bidding for b.p. stake we'll have all the latest in business in about ten minutes. the u.s. defense secretary is in vietnam as part of a charm offensive and they say that slowly encircling china in its own backyard washington is beefing up its military presence in the asia pacific area seen as an attempt to contain beijing's growing regional influence leon panetta wants greater american access to vietnam sports dr parkman wang from hong kong city university believes china has neighbors may be using washington to get leverage against chi

a canadian students a back on the streets thousands of marched through montreal two days ago to talk to the quebec government told we should fix collapse student groups are demanding freedom on planned increases in higher education costs with ortiz ruled out the possibility of protests as an outgoing three new daily rallies which last month led to fierce clashes with policemen who were not in the rest i was going to she can report what started in february as a student strike has now grown into a popular protest against marrying the welfare system kind of the southern. the canadian province of quebec a region that prides itself on free healthcare and affordable education for its residents students here pay a fixed amount for tuition fees around twenty five hundred dollars a year for all of the colleges and universities that's the lowest rate in north america and the taxpayers pick up the rest but that model might change as their government looks south they are looking at present borders and see what the united states are doing and trying to become closer and closer to what the united

reporting from montreal canada r t more than most stories about colm. where we're talking about the end of an era the famed soviet saying edward he'll also known as mr troll or die is innocent petersburg the age of seventy seven with a legacy though of twelve million you tube visitors alone the major his huge popularity his books and smiles in the past. and iran's new space center the years completion and cause controversy is critics fear it's just a cover for making nuclear weapons. flashback that's what the american military wants as it seeks a return to the country for exam forces during the latest leg of his asia pacific to us defense secretary leon panetta has asked for permission for the u.s. navy to use port facilities he also announced that the majority of american warships will be deployed in the area by twenty twenty dr parkman one from who is a professor at the city university in hong kong believes it's all part of a battle for influence in the region between the u.s. and china. i think the washington d.c. has been consistent. the scenes the