element of social science research in africa and is joining us from montreal's sir thanks so much for taking the time to be with us now when we look at this situation with the protests of course sparked by the assassination of choke. do you see this unrest continuing or could this perhaps subside how do you how do you see this issue ation on the ground playing out right now. well as i concede it seems to me that saturnus is enduring a profound crisis a crisis of the credibility of the existing of mint in the arrangements for holding power. and a massive discrediting of the way in which they cooperated i think there are. signs that this could easily. disintegrate into some kind of civil civil war in the hopefully it won't happen. but the importance of. shukri belied. cannot be underestimated his assassination is it is a profound. effect on the tunis in population he has been an outspoken standing spokesperson for justice in tunis here he has been vehemently critical of the government of the who he party. and in particular he has enormous credibility within the trade union movement as y

activist from the council for development of social science research in africa and is joining us from montreal sir thanks so much for taking the time to be with us now when we look at the situation with the protest of course sparked by the assassination of choke rebel aide do you see that this unrest continuing or could this perhaps subside how do you how do you see the situation on the ground playing out right now. well as i can see it seems to me that saturnus is entering a profound crisis a crisis of the credibility of the existing of mint in the arrangements for holding power. and a massive discrediting of the way in which they've operated i think there are. signs that this could easily. disintegrate into some kind of civil civil war in the hopefully that won't happen. but the importance of. shukri belied. cannot be underestimated his assassination is it is a profound. effect on the tunis in population he has been an outspoken stunning spokesperson for justice in tunis here he has been vehemently critical of the government of the who he party. and in particular he has enormous credibility

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they say it is the weather but montreal has snow like this and we don't understand what is going on. >> it is not normal. we are waiting. >> frustrated. >> very. >> they said perhaps tonight or tomorrow which is quite annoying but what can we do. >> some have no choice they say but to sit and wait it out. >> what are your options? wait-and-see? go home? >> wait for the later planes. we don't know. >> at this point no one knows what will happen next. i spoke with airport managers, they are advised if you fly to the northeast today or tomorrow, check with your airline before you come to the airport, it could save yourself a lot of time and a lot of headaches. many airlines are waving change fees because of of the blizzard. >> still ahead, the san francisco giants getting ready for big crowds and how they are hoping to avoid a repeat of problems from the last time the team won the world series. >> officials figure out what caused the long power outage at the super >> the secret service is investigating reports that a hacker broke into the e-mail accounts of the bush family including bot

first in montreal where it's been really cold. >> frozing pants. >> those are pants? >> those are blue jeans. i wouldn't have believed it if we didn't have a story a couple weeks ago where a guy took his shirt out, wet it, and froze. >> i brought you that video. a guy who froze his t-shirt in six minutes. >> i take your t-shirt and raise you a pair of blue jeans. >> it seems feasible, but why are they out there? it seems like the guy stumbled upon the frozen jeans. >> i'm trying to figure out if somebody did that on purpose or if there's a real crazy story about something going home drunk and they don't know where their pants are. >> mare he wet himself, since they were wet, then they froze. now they're standing there. >> a lot of pee. >> my thoughts exactly. >> really? >> i was thinking the same thing. >> this incident happened somewhere in eastern europe. notice we're in a store. you notice that chain there? watch. >> what a dummy. >> i think that takes another viewing. that guy clearly looked like he was trying to hop the chain. but he didn't make it. >> you can't

they say it is the weather but montreal has snow like this and we don't understand what is going on. >> it is not normal. we are waiting. >> frustrated. >> very. >> they said perhaps tonight or tomorrow which is quite annoying but what can we do. >> some have no choice they say but to sit and wait it out. >> what are your options? wait-and-see? go home? >> wait for the later planes. we don't know. >> at this point no one knows what will happen next. i spoke with airport managers, they are advised if you fly to the northeast today or tomorrow, check with your airline before you come to the airport, it could save yourself a lot of time and a lot of headaches. many airlines are waving change fees because of of the blizzard. >> still ahead, the san francisco giants getting ready for big crowds and how they are hoping to avoid a repeat of problems from the last time the team won the world series. >> officials fige out what [ female announcer ] this is a special message from at&t. [ male announcer ] it's no secret that the price of things just keeps going up. [ female announcer ] but we ha

the montreal goalie, not a good spot. 4, most three-year-olds can't do this, but how about a younger girl? next stop, wnba. no. 3, bismarck, north dakota, hockey. alex scoops up the puck with the back of his stick. bismarck century high wins it. juan carlos garcia bicycle kicks the pass. honduras shocked the u.s., 2-1. no. 1, 20,000 bucks to the st. jude's hospital on that. >> only julie watts has it hotter than hewey lewis right now. getting some action. >> at the seven mile house. >> yeah. very impressive. >> good move. >>> we'll be right back. save up to $500 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get a sealy queen set for just $399. even get 3 years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. keep more presidents in your wallet. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now. tomorrow >>> letterman is next. >> all right. and our next newscast, tomorrow morning at 4:30. seven mile house is celebrating. i think we'll go down and rescue julie. >> julie can handle herself. >>> good night! ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from th

the montreal goalie, not a good spot.most three-year-olds can't do this, but how about a younger girl? next stop, wnba. no. 3, bismarck, north dakota, hockey. alex scoops up the puck with the back of his stick. bismarck century high wins it. juan carlos garcia bicycle kicks the pass. honduras shocked the u.s., 2-1. no. 1, 20,000 bucks to the st. jude's hospital on that. >> only julie watts has it hotter than hewey lewis right now. getting some action. >> at the seven mile house.

anger in montreal canada as clashes between police and rioting students brought the city to a halt the protests coincide with a two day education summit to tackle the fewer over two wish of three hikes which have been causing tension to run high for months or at least ten a ruckus over throwing molotov cocktails and carrying weapons given the city leaders declared that long running student of sorter had stopped. immigrants often have to meet acceptance criteria but in israel. it's been revealed some women have been forced to take a dangerous contraceptive so they don't become pregnant what's more many of the ethiopian migrants who are of jewish descent were being medicated without their knowledge with a drug known for its hazardous side effects are just policy or has the story. but your mother. when i first arrived at the ground transit camp i got pregnant and i gave birth if you told me if you don't take the shot we won't give you a ticket so i took the shot but i didn't know that it would prevent pregnancies i didn't know. but more and more israeli women were becoming suspicious like

operational go on for as long as necessary while calling for elections in mali this july and who was in montreal from the independent party african research organization says the local government's primary goal is to enrich themselves and bad guys. what this intervention does is strengthen the arm of a group of junior officers who took control of the state and who just simply. doesn't mean the reports we get from ali from bamako is wholly troops just simply control everything and not interested in any kind of development they're only interested in acquiring wealth for themselves they go in they rob banks complete impunity they control the economy now and with complete impunity they are now the sort of. i guess you know suburbs. of the french in the u.s. but their real agenda has been to sell of mali to to the french or to the corporations mollies a place with the north. of all worlds uranium book site gold and so on and there's no doubt that french canadian operating interests clearly interested in occupying that territory on wednesday news of a zero as strike on syria broke they are breaks land

often in fact i am caught up with the conversations with visitors from montreal, pares, florence, hong kong, cafe floor brings people together from all over the world and i am still in touch with many of them. as i sat sipping cappuccino with friends, they chatted as they came through the gate [speaker not understood]. i turned 76 on my last birthday and was nearly 40 when i came out. it is still thrilling to me. it is still thrilling to me to live in a community where people feel free and safe to be who they are. i get an actual rush when i see two men holding each other's hands across the table or women burst into laughter as they embrace, or families straight or gay sharing the space comfortably with one another. george carlin once said, life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away, and that's what cafe floor does for me, provides me with moments that take my breath away and thrills my soul with warmth. thank you. >> sister honey bee. i actually wanted to say that name twice. [laughter] >> gary virginia, alan nelson, [speaker no

from a severe inflammation of the joints, it has gotten much worse, especially after the show in montrealonday night left her unable to walk. concerts have thousand been postponed in chicago, detroit, and hamilton, ontario. we wish her well. >>> and some places are still digging out from the history making blizzard. thousand we understand there is more snow on the way. so let's check in with andrea pe indra peterson. >> exactly what we don't want to see. bringing all the cold air with it, straight to the south. we'll be watching a low producing the heavy showers in texas yesterday as it makes a bee line for the east coast. you can see where that low is. there is the cold front. keep in mind the southeast has seen so much rain. some places even southwest georgia 5 to 7 inches of rain over the last several days. today more rain on the way. and the flood threat will be the concern. there are the flood watches today. but, yes, you mentioned out towards the mid-atlantic, what's going to happen? this low will eventually make its way up to the mid-atlantic, it will combine with the cold air and

. >> reporter: that would be cardinal marc ouellet, of montreal, who would be the first north american pope. >> just ahead of cardinal turkson, from ghana. >> reporter: they don't really like betters belittling this process. >> what is the problem, sir? >> reporter: we watched as they dragged the bookies off. isn't betting a sin? >> is it a sin? i don't know if it's a sin -- >> reporter: it's a vice. >> maybe it is. some would argue it's entertainment. >> reporter: speculating as to who the next pope will be is a form of entertainment, just about everyone here in rome seems to be engaged in right now. but unless you are one of the men in red on the inside, diane, it's just a parlor game. >> all right, david wright reporting in from the vatican tonight. >>> and now the latest on the 4,200 people stranded on that carnival cruise ship that lost power. they are finally moving towards shore. pulled by tug boats in the gulf of mexico at 6 miles per hour. at that rate, it will be another 48 hours before they're back at port. and this today. passengers reporting horrendous conditions after a f

. >> in montreal we have a snowstorm with 15 27 m, that is nothing.hat's going on. >> they said it would probably be tomorrow. >> when you came in this morning is you have any idea at your flights would be cancelled? >> no. we had no idea. >> the weather in the bay area may lead to more delays possibly. officials say by about 7:00 they should have an idea if they need to put their ground delay program into a fact. what that means is because of weather and low-lying clouds that will have to decrease the frequency of arriving flights. this will create even more delays. we'll update you with it informations through out the morning. >> let's take a look as we can see as f o. at the roadway is like there, what are we and for today? >> the showers are actually tapering off. we're still experiencing light rain and the livermore valley sun old grade and portions of the peninsula. this is really the last of it. we are seeing some eyebrows but we could see some lingering showers for the north bay and to about mid morning. partly cloudy conditions and temperatur

he won two stanley cups playing for the montreal canadiens and ended his career as a top goal scorer the detroit red wings. >> the red wings put a lot of pressure on redmond. he is the voice for hockey fox 2k50e9. >> when were you finally diagnosed with celiac? >> i remember going to many, many different doctors. at the time we are talking early 70s. they would say you have got this, this or this or this over here. i said well what is this over here? that was we don't know. as it turns out 20-years later around 1994 i got diagnosed with celiac. >> going back to when you were younger in your 20s you had the symptoms what was going on? >> the lifestyle we led as professional athletes in those days wasn't exactly a lifestyle that would be copyed by a lot of people or should be. there was cigarettes involved and few beers and you are not supposed so feel real good when you do stuff like that. as a result you get used to feeling poorly. >> what clued you in, though? this is a little bit beyond oh sure i am a hockey player we are drinking beer and smoking cigarettes. >> the disease began t

he won two stanley cups playing for the montreal canadiens and ended his career as a top goal scorer the detroit red wings. >> the red wings put a lot of pressure on redmond. he is the voice for hockey fox 2k50e9. >> when were you finally diagnosed with celiac? >> i remember going to many, many different doctors. at the time we are talking early 70s. they would say you have got this, this or this or this over here. i said well what is this over here? that was we don't know. as it turns out 20-years later around 1994 i got diagnosed with celiac. >> going back to when you were younger in your 20s you had the symptoms what was going on? >> the lifestyle we led as professional athletes in those days wasn't exactly a lifestyle that would be copyed by a lot of people or should be. there was cigarettes involved and few beers and you are not supposed so feel real good when you do stuff like that. as a result you get used to feeling poorly. >> what clued you in, though? this is a little bit beyond oh sure i am a hockey player we are drinking beer and smoking cigarettes. >> the disease began t

minus 8 in montreal and minus 27 in sudbury. >> punxsutawney phil comes out tomorrow morning 8 degreesinus 5. i don't know if this guy is going to come out of his hole. if i were him i would stay in. there he is. little punxsutawney. >> have a great weekend. >> thank you. you, too. >> in just two-days millions of people including you probably will be watching the super bowl. whether you are hosting your own party or showing up at someone else's house or someone else's party we have gadgets and games for you. creator of young married marrie chic.com. >> if you are going to a party what should you bring? >> gourmet gift baskets.com. this is one example. you would show up with a party. >> what a great idea. >> they have everything from snacks. they even have some that have beer in them. you would be the favorite guest at the super bowl party. >> how much does this run you? >> this one is about 169 but they have all different price ranges. this is one of their bigger baskets. >> or create your own basket if you don't want to buy one on-line. if you are throwing your own party what do you s

thousands have taken to the streets protesting tuitions hikes this was the speed of the streets in montreal where police have a portable arrested thirteen people those arrested were accused of assaulting police officers the protest was organized by a radical student group called a as. it was deemed illegal because the group failed to give police their planned protest. for more on that demonstration i'm joined now by ashanti hathaway a correspondent for press t.v. welcome there shauntay so tell us what led up to these arrests well a lot of has to do with after about an hour and a half into the protests things started getting somewhat violent events were a little more angry after a while and first there was more of an energized environment students sort of getting angrier later on and it started with students throwing snowballs and rocks and things like that at police officers so that's when police officers decided to retaliate and then after that that that's an arrestable all right and take us back to the origin of what sparked this protest in the first place well what happened was there was

he won two stanley cups playing for the montreal canadiens and ended his career as a top goal scoreror the detroit red wings. >> the red wings put a lot of pressure on redmond. he is the voice for hockey fox 2k50e9. >> when were you finally diagnosed with celiac? >> i remember going to many, many different doctors. at the time we are talking early 70s. they would say you have got this, this or this or this over here. i said well what is this over here? that was we don't know. as it turns out 20-years later around 1994 i got diagnosed with celiac. >> going back to when you were younger in your 20s you had the symptoms what was going on? >> the lifestyle we led as professional athletes in those days wasn't exactly a lifestyle that would be copyed by a lot of people or should be. there was cigarettes involved and few beers and you are not supposed so feel real good when you do stuff like that. as a result you get used to feeling poorly. >> what clued you in, though? this is a little bit beyond oh sure i am a hockey player we are drinking beer and smoking cigarettes. >> the disease began

she performed four dates after having trouble walking following a concert in montreal. tests have shown she has a tear in her right hip and she will need surgery. >>> what can be nicer on valentine's day than this? this bucket of slaw is making the rounds on the internet. yeah. the ahs in here. costa rica put out these images. they may be slow movers but even sloths when they're that little can be cute. >> they have their arms up. >> they are cute. you're up to date right now. 10 minutes past the hour. >> i tried to get a bucket of mot microso moths but they wouldn't stay in there. >>> wet weather going right into tomorrow. heavy rain, we're talking about some areas from west palm beach into central florida. we'll be taking up 3 to 5 inches of rain and to the north a clipper coming across brings snow across the great lakes. generally 1-4 inches of snow. but stretching from michigan to wisconsin, we're talking >> good morning.to 9 there could be a few icy spots to start today. we expect a mixture of sun and clouds. temperatures in the mid 40's >>> that's your latest weat

they are saying it is the weather but montreal is used to snow so we do not understand what is going on. this is not normal. we waiting. >> the flight through chicago was canceled and i am told that 55 arrivals and departures threw sfo have now been canceled today and at least 2,000 flights nationally including self flights from oakland international if you are flying to the northeast, then, call your carrier, your airline carrier ahead of time before you come to the airport. you could save yourself a lot of frustration. i talked with an airline employee who expects the next couple of days to be very frustrating and hopes everyone brings their patience to the airport. >> two men threatened to kill a school custodian unless he told the robbers where the school ipads were kept. police say the robbers forced custodian to lead them to the ipads used duct tape to bind the man to a deck. they stole 40 ipads and ran away. the custodian was not injured. >> the theft of electronic devices is soaring in the bay area. san francisco police say half the robberies in the city are now cell phone ro

if the truth be known in a lot of these circumstance is if you tell some of these montreal expos cans go back to where you came from they go to texas, california, arizona. >> bill: the watch dog group judicial watch obtained that video and many others showing rants by him to the act. documents show that sensitivity seminars were held at least 16 times costing the taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars. my question is why is this happening? it is a total waste of taxpayer money and insulting to the country. talking points believes the reason stuff like this goes on is the culture of liberalism that has now gripped, washington, with a liberal president and senate the message has gone out progressive thought is in. you know what? that is fine if it is is simply expression. but once the taxpayer gets charged for the propaganda, that is malfeasance. that is a misappropriation of taxpayer toll larentas. the direct villain here is the usda secretary tom vilsack. committed to imposing liberal thought on the people who work for him. note the word imposing. contents put out there isn't cal

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. >> everything was cancelled yesterday for ottawa, montreal and that part of the country. >> reporter: francine and mark were supposed to pass through d.c. on their way from a vacation in thailand, home to ottawa, canada. when they arrived in dulles, they found out they would spend the night. >> we had to get ourselves a hotel and find our way around washington, change airports. we came from the other airport. we learned the tricks of taking the buses, people and the train or not the train but the -- >> a day of sight seeing not in the cards. >> we have to go somewhere. we're not dressed and we went to the library for the day. >> we were disappointed, but we spent a nice day here in washington. >> reporter: with several airports still closed to air traffic, including those in boston and hartford, a good number of flights are simply cancelled regarding than delayed. the passengers who check ahead know it's not worse showing up. >> every traveler should be savvy going to the airport. having that in mine was helpful to me. >> reporter: erica had to extend her business trip in d.c. for a

the respect and frankly the payment i've seen a lot of good benefits come on the trip gary and montreal's candidate gary thanks for calling what's up tom i've read most of your books except for the ones on deficit disorder my question is a really simple one i just want to know why you did not run for politics i think you would be brilliant because you wouldn't want to bernie sanders immensely who i also but why not gary thank you for your kind words what i admire about bernie is that he has not just the courage but the skills to get out there. just the idea of every day being out in public and having to. engage in in the really hard work i mean really hard work that every politician has to do is something that is not part of my skill set it's not wired into me i appreciate your kind words but but i do want to make this point you know i say get out there get active and for many of us getting active means blogging or writing or talking to other people or being in the media whatever and i'm basically an introverted knows how to pretend he's an extrovert i can do this with a camera microphone

. >> we are connecting to montreal through chicago and we were told that we needed to be here.and now they're sending us here. and not of this was a cut off the air was minutes away. >> it is a very frustrating morning for travelers. and and our area the duty manager saying that they could be a ground delay possible. in don could also be delayed. there could be a better idea in the next couple of hours. >> we will check back with mike. the alliance for audited ------------------------ a vigil will be held tonight for 13-year-old genelle conway- allan. the teen who was found dead in a fairfield park last week. police in fairfield are working with authorities. to of the suisun city teen murdered there. could be linked to another murder case from last year. the body of jessica funk haslam was discovered in a park in rosemont nearly a year ago. fifty miles away week. now. investigators with the sacramento county sheriff department have asked fairfield police to share information, in case there two crimes. the vigil is tonight at 6:30 three men are wanted in connection with an armed

montreal protocol fund. and precisely because you've been at this a long time, eileen, and you had this perspective working with companies that really helped launch it 15 years ago, hard to believe when we were there, in 1998. not only working with progressive companies but working on the international front as a negotiator yourself i really wanted to get your insights and share your insights on those fronts with a lot of our audience who tend to be more state and local folks who might know what is happening in their world. before we do that i like to transition a bit from the last panel which of course was so good on domestic policy. specifically the fact that president obama is putting climate change back on the agenda for washington policymakers urging action in both the inaugural address and the state of the union and saying if congress does not meet to act the targets set forth in cope pen hague again, he will. we listened to some of the conversation between senior hill staff and administration and folk

the montreal protocol to get rid of those that add to the destruction of the ozone, which some of yourallers may deny, but there's been agreement in reducing these carbons, but there's an h.f.c. that ought to be eliminated that deal with both the global warming problem, as well as the upper ozone. so there are a lot of things we can do that we're not doing, and a lot will have to come from the administration itself. host: mike, indianapolis, independent. caller: good morning. host: hi, mike. caller: congressman waxman, my question is, you called the republican scientists unreliable, your scientists reliable. so let's back off from character assassinations. 1888 was the hottest, the warmest record temperatures before the current events, so i guess it was all those cars in 1888 that were causing the problem. my question is, you have solyndra, the battery maker, you had interdel, all auto companies that were going to -- as you mentioned earlier, we have to make cars more efficient. well, let's go to a 1-23. the government put in $289 billion because they were going to have the highest ele

here's the first storm, it's coming across making snow even for toronto into ottawa, montreal, but theond storm comes up into this cold air and makes a big snow event. if they combine perfectly like this model says, boston will have approaching three feet of snow. you may never even see three feet of snow, because you will have a seven foot drift, then you will be able to see the grass next to it. because the winds are going to blow at 50 miles per hour. have i heard a lot of people say wait, a couple days ago you said one to 20 inches? what are you talking about? pick a number. let me show you why we are talking about this. we were talking about this 48 hours before the storm started. here's new york city proper, there's manhattan. here's northern new jersey. down here two to three inches of snow. you get north of new york city by 30 miles, that's 20. so that's two. that's 20. in about a 45 mile range. if this storm turns left or right by 45 miles, you are talking two to 20. we still don't know yet. even by tomorrow, when it starts, we still may be somewhere between six and ten, maybe