the other video in montreal shows the guys on the streets of montreal enjoying the snow in the city asere a nice summer day for skateboarders. >> i wonder if it translates when the snow melts give these guys a board with wheels can they do the same? >> the crashes are a little bit more extreme. >> well, yeah. >> the snow is a bit more forgiving. >> sure. >> i think they're used to higher jumps in the snow as opposed to skateboarding. >> some of the last videos of snowboarding we'll probably see this year. >>> 21st century technology is being used for something that happened last century. >> what you're looking at is a prerecorded moment of silence. actually a minute of silence. this is something being presented by anzac appeal. anzac, australian new zealand army corps and supports veterans and people currently serving in the military. what they want people to do is pay $2.11 for this moment of silence so they can listen to on their phone and it goes to help support veterans. >> this is just the schtick they're using to collect these donations. ♪ >> centenary of anzac day which is april

i was in montreal.expos over the year. pedro martinez, vladimir guerrero two that i would say you seem to have a special place in your heart for them. >> oh, absolutely. vladimir guerrero i interviewed a bunch of people about vlad. he's this legend. he is like the bill brasky character in "snl." can you believe what vladimir guerrero did? i interviewed manny haska who worked with me on "baseball tonight" on espn and he said vladimir guerrero before every game would drink 10,000 cans of beer and eat a bag of rice. [ laughter ] and pedro martinez, a hero from the start. his first or second start with the expos, he gets traded to the dodgers, sorry dodgers fans about that trade. we kind of ripped you off. >> seth: that's right. >> anyway, so they get pedro martinez and he's pitching and he's throwing a perfect game through seven innings. oh this guy, who's this guy? this 145-pound jheri curl mullet pitcher. we love this guy. and this guy reggie sanders comes up from the cincinnati reds and pedro martinez t

i'm from montreal. >> jimmy: i love montreal. they have great food in montreal. >> they do. a joke. the smoked meat, the bagels. >> jimmy: the poutine. >> yeah. >> jimmy: all the stuff that's great to eat in the middle of the night. what's that one? >> hot dogs. steme. >> jimmy: how do you spell that? >> s-t-e-m accent egu. >> jimmy: oh. you really are french canadian. >> how do you say that in english? >> jimmy: i don't know what you said. but we do know hot dogs. we're very familiar with them. >> who doesn't like a hot dog? >> jimmy: we think of those as very american things. in fact, i think it's a little weird that you guys are secretly eating them up there. >> i think we eat more than you guys eat down here. we eat more ketchup -- >> jimmy: how dare you insinuate that you're eating more hot dogs than we are? guillermo? >> guillermo: no way. >> jimmy: thank you. >> guillermo: no way. we eat more. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: guillermo alone eats more hot dogs than you. you can't eat hot dogs, right? >> well, now -- i mean, i grow up in quebec, where if you don't eat a piece of

we are talking montreal.e are restricting it here to montreal. >> no, quebec. >> wait [ overlapping voices ] >>> when canada was formed in 1867 it was formed we then had upper canada ontario, low erica nada which is -- lower, canada which is now -- the french had been a majority in low erica nada when canada was reformed they became a minority. you have a very strong both a language and a history, and frankly religion. >> i think [ overlapping voices ] >> still major tension point in canada to this day. >> we can safely say the french canadians are not sure they want to be part of canada much less part of the u.s. i think canada is a wonderful country it has an image it is colacent and quiet and i think the u.s. seems more dynamic and it would be nice -- >> go to monroe i can't like. >> i like the fact -- montreal. >> i like the fact canada is there. >> sceptics might point out the u.s. and canada cannot get their act together on a new bridge linking detroit and canada. does that discourage you the bridge whi

he wrote a great book about the montreal expos, and we had him on. it was really fun. lot of great stories. and before the show, i went back and said hello and he brought me this. he brought me a montreal expos yarmulke. and he did that because he thought i was jewish. i'm not jewish. a lot of people -- not everybody thinks i'm jewish, but every single jewish person thinks that i'm jewish. [ laughter ] and it's not their fault because they think that -- they come to that conclusion because of my face and my name and everything about me. [ laughter ] you can't blame them for that. my father's father was jewish, so i'm not jewish. and it's weird, because when jewish people think i'm jewish, they're very excited about it. and i don't want to say, like, "oh, no, i'm not jewish." because when you say that, you sound like somebody trying to get into a 1950s country club. [ laughter ] it's just not an attractive thing to say. and i love the idea of being jewish, and i'm very pro jewish. i can prove it, because i -- i married a jewish woman. my wife alexi is jewish, and we got

this is why it's governed by most passengers from the montreal convention. so the liability to the carrier is pretty well known. it's very certain there's some complications under the treaty jurisdictionally, and venue, what foreign law will apply to certain victims, what the recovery system may be. those issues remain outstanding. as far as any third party, well, we haven't gotten any real facts to determine whether or not there's possible claims against third parties. but, essentially, the families are going to have a remedy under the montreal convention. but what they really want are truthful and honest answers. and some finality to the search. >> jim tilmon, you know, they talked a bit about searching for debris here, not as much as searching for the pinger here. it's been 133 missions so far. do you think the investigation now really focuses on listening to this pinger rather than searching for a debris field? >> i think it has to be two-fold. i think we have to continue to look for a debris, because that's going to make a significant difference. and as

. >>> and the montreal canadiens are the first team to advance to the next round.scores with less than a minute to play to give montreal a 4-3 win over tampa bay and a sweep of the series. >>> boston takes a 2-1 series lead with a 3-0 win ore detroit and the rangers score 4-1 ore philadelphia to take a 2-1 series lead. >>> when we return, a late night king and his heir. david letterman welcomes stephen colbert to the "late show" last night, and we get a sneak peek at the real colbert. k at the real colbert. ♪ ♪ (vo) oh. my. tongue. finally. (announcer) all-new friskies saucesations. a taste experience like no other. in cheesy, creamy, homestyle, or garden sauce. friskies. feed the senses. cliff at yosemite...then realized he couldn't walk. s morning he tells us about t risky rescue and his harrowg adventure. we're learning where a bay a stowaway ended up was not h intended destination. how 's connected to his quest to fd his mother. plus, what flaws the stowaw situation has revealed about airport security at bay area airports. join us for kpix 5 news this morning..

first of all, you have the montreal convention, which entitles them to up to $174,000.hich is discretionary. you have five different locations that you could possibly bring your claim under the montreal convention. you have insurance if the passengers and the crew had life insurance. you have worker's comp for the crew, because they're not covered under the montreal convention. you have the possibility of suing the malaysian government, because it's a government-owned airline. so lord knows how that lawsuit is going to go. and then, of course, you've got the possibility of suing boeing, rolls and other manufacturers. this is not the kind of situation where the typical family overseas is going to have the wherewithal, the resources or the understanding of something that's tremendously complicated. >> i think you brought up a really good point. there are some very credible attorneys that do very credible work. and alongside those, there are some with 30-second commercials that run in florida that should be disbarred. and some of those people who jumped on airplanes to go

speaking from montreal. >> thank you. >> a dutch priest has been shot dead.rancis van derloot refused to leave when others had to be left behind. mary ann hunt has more. >> the jesuit monastery in the old city of homs, violence death, a lack of food and medicine was his daily reality and nothing like the netherlands he had left behind almost 50 years ago. but when asked to evacuate in january he refused. syria he told journalists was his home now and if the syrian people were suffering he would share their pain. >> i hope these people whose lives are at risk don't die as a result of all this. >> reporter: since the start of syria's conflict rebels and government forces have fought hard for control of homs. tens of thousands of people have died or fled, an estimated 70,000 christians once lived here. now there are thought to be less than 100. those who knew him say he worried about the fate of those remaining criticism. >> a man of faith, a man of hope, he cared for the poor, he cared for the handicapped. he was not only a priest, he had studied psychology and

my first destination is montreal. in quebec.these canadian cities for a quick getaway with a european flair, very adventurous. i would start in the city, plan out your shopping, there is st. catherine street, eaten street mall, a lot of french inspired fashion here and old montreal, stroll the cobblestone streets with the old world architecture and bistros and galleries. if you want to do something outside the city, there is the mountains and 200 kilometer bike trail that is easy riding but goes through the town, a great option. it is beautiful. the hotel omni monte royal in the city, $143 a night in may on orbitz. a great brand. you're getting good amenities. >> i love this next one. nashville, tennessee. if you like music -- >> i love it for a mother/daughter trip. so many new things to experience together there. maybe mom will let her hair down to some country music. search before you go. it is a must do. get tickets for the grand ole opry. you'll see carrie underwood to keith urban there these days but get them in advance. i

>> montrÉal, canada. >> erik schatzker with us. where did you grow up?> and they are on speaking terms. but seriously, important news out of quÉbec overnight. quÉbec elections. tobias, let me start with you. where -- why the liberal victory over the french speaking party, why is it important? liberalin mind, the leader is french-speaking as well. this is a particularly french-speaking part of canada. it takes the idea of sovereignty referendums off the table. they -- he was trying to walk that comments he made earlier about this. but a create economic stability. >> how does the rest of canada peaceuÉbec, this troubled -- >> breathing a sigh of relief. of quÉbec --utive raised the specter of separatism when he announced his candidacy but, tom, you will love this. the liberals have a majority government in quÉbec, a let it with 41% of the vote and one of the liberal representatives, the former chief economist of the the formerada, and executive who worked for the bank of canada's montrÉal office. ok, fabulous bid to buy is, thank you so much. we will have

>> they would be litigating under the montreal treaty and it would be against the airline. airline's going to be responsible for their passengers unless the airline can prove it took all reasonable measures to prevent what happened. of course it's impossible for them to show that because it could be mechanical. it could be a breech of security. the airline is responsible for the passengers. if they find anything else usually they do a complete settlement or litigation. a few may wait until and hold back on just a potential of finding something mechanical wrong but the airline will be responsible. >> what does this do to the industry? >> it goes to the very core. the international organization has established and set up an extraordinary meeting to be held in next month in may in montreal, where they will be looking at lessons to be learned. the airport forum, they will be discussing it at their annual general meeting in june. let nobody be in any doubt, this is going to change the way planes fly, the way data is handed and the way aircraft is tracked. >> just as every crash

>> i was in canada, montreal. >> studying medicine. >> yes. >> dr. put her medical studies on hold to help tend all manner of horrible war injuries. what kind of procedures were you doing on a regular basis? >> oh, everything, everything, without prior practice and knowledge. so, you just, like, kind of in the situation try to pick up things. >> how many patients did you treat a day? >> 60, 70. >> 60 or 70? >> it was a lot. like, the whole hospital was full. >> when you heard he had been killed, what did you feel, relief? >> i felt relieved. i was, like, realizing that, okay, it's over. i'm trying to heal my own wounds, because in the middle of it, you just go, go, go, and you never realize how much injuries and trauma you get inside yourself. >> right. >> because we probably never think, like, we're going to survive and have a free libya or anything, because it is just going with the state of mind that i'm going to do myself and i'm already in peace with myself if i die. then you find yourself here now, and it is like, now, it is the gray area. >> j

ultimately, the montreal convention gives you $150,000 of u.s.ollars under strict liability and the airline has to prove that they did nothing wrong or somebody else did something wrong. but without the plane, then the montreal convention is there. that's the only bit you've got. the lawyers have already been seeking clients, jake. the u.s. 45-day limit seems to have been ignored by one particular firm in the united states. others can now be expected to seek clients. but here's the point. you're not suing at the moment in the u.s. unless you can get boeing into the action. and you can't get boeing into the action until you can prove, which you can't at the moment, the 777 is at fault. >> richard quest in kuala lumpur, thank you very much. >>> and now to the buried lead. we'll take you to the ends of the earth. some unbelievable images for you. >>> and in national news, the consoler in chief. president obama meets with families after the washington landslide struck. what did he tell them? that's coming up. ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater f

montreal. >> time for sports now. >> after a rain delay of 40 minutes, the final between india and sri lanka is just getting under way, a rare hat trick of international tights, hold the champions trophy, sri lanka hoping for success having lost the prefers two finals. >> sri lanka won the toss, just in the first over in bangladesh. >> the australia's women's cricket team won their third consecutive world 2020 title, beating england by six wickets. >> one of the world's most extreme sporting event is underway in the sahara desert, the marathon, more than 1,000 competitors are running the equivalent of six over six days. it can vary from salt pans to rookie prattles and up to 20% of the distance through sand dunes. there are six stages and the fourth is the toughest. it's a non-stop stage of 80 kilometers that must be completed in 34 hours. runners are required to carry everything they need with them with the exception of water. aljazeera is live for us at the finish line of the opening stage near the border of morocco and algeria. while you have had your own desert adventure to get to

the montreal protocol was an international agreement that banned the use of carbon propellants in aerosol cans. our next researcher was instrumental in making that happen. devoted his life to climate change. and nobel prize-winning climate scientist. some liken sitter talking to over the years. we talk about $7 billion disasters last year. some extraordinary severe weather events are occurring against a backdrop in which the weather is changing. there's not much controversy about that. a big report has come out this week on the state of this planet's climate. you worked as the lead author. >> for one thing people say climate's always change. there is something different about what is going on right now. lots of things different about what we're seeing now. the climate-change naturally. the changes we're seeing now the observations clearly indicated is due to human activities. that is one of the things that separates it. in addition it is occurring at a rate 10 times faster. >> that is part of the reason. >> and we're seeing some negative impact because society and ecosystems are not adjus

this is why it's governed by most passengers from the montreal convention.liability to the carrier is pretty well known. it's very certain there's some complications under the treaty jurisdictionally, and venue, what foreign law will apply to certain victims, what the recovery system may be. those issues remain outstanding. as far as any third party, well, we haven't gotten any real facts to determine whether or not there's possible claims against third parties. but, essentially, the families are going to have a remedy under the montreal convention. but what they really want are truthful and honest answers. and some finality to the search. >> jim tilmon, you know, they talked a bit about searching for debris here, not as much as searching for the pinger here. it's been 133 missions so far. do you think the investigation now really focuses on listening to this pinger rather than searching for a debris field? >> i think it has to be two-fold. i think we have to continue to look for a debris, because that's going to make a significant difference. and as i keep

go to the courtroom to look for the montreal convention, which is the applicable law.recover about 150,000, then, if the airline cannot prove that they were not negligent, they can really get many, many thousands, thousands which would amount into billions of dollars, ultimately. >> jean casarez, thank you. make sure to follow me @theleadcnn. that's it for "the lead." i'm jake tapper. i turn you over to mr. wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >>> the hunt for malaysia flight 370 goes underwater. an urgent race against time to find the plane's black boxes and even as the air search is about to resume. why are officials keeping secret the audio recording of the conversations between the cockpit and ground controllers? even the families aren't allowed to listen. >>> and new details on the bloody rampage at ft. hood as investigators are scrambling to learn why the shooter attacked fellow soldiers. we have new information on the hunt for a motive. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room."

game 2 will be inbot on sunday score twice as the montreal canadian beat the lightning 4-1, to at that a 2-nothing lead. mon montreal back home. >> the top season, the anna hymn ducks lost to the dallas stars, a goal and an assist to lead the stars to a 3-2 win. dallas leads 2-nothing. >> that's sport for now. i will have more later. >> we will see you later on. do stay with us right here onaj. there is more news come your way in just a moment. >>> i had had this dream to build a cabin in the mountains since i was a kid.

it's cooler across albany and montreal. look at the water vapour, it's a measure of what has happened in the atmosphere. later on rain towards the amor illo area and towards dallas. the showers will continue to push east into portions of louisiana, tonight into tomorrow, and that's when we see the chance of weather, towards the afternoon and the evening hours, when the instability in the atmosphere is the greatest. we are talking severe storms. damaging winds are possible in addition to hail, and we cannot rule out the chance for storms, and isolated tornados, areas we are watching for back towards jackson. we'll keep you updated. >> mongolians are bending over backwards to save the art of contorsion. for tech aids there has been a source of pride. we have that story. this young girl has dreamed of being a contorsionist like her mother. >> i want to be part of a performance. many other young girls like this 6-year-old want the same thing. for several hours a day they came to learn from one of the greats. for this lady teach

according to the owner, in montreal, the most patient dog in the planet. look at the dog. believe that's a great pyrenees, beautiful breed. she's like, okay, kid, climb on me. >> energy levels between these two energies because little goat kids are normally high strung. have all kinds of energy. this dog is the most chill dog. >> maybe it feels good, like they're getting a little massage, little goat feet. >> somewhere, somebody is paying a whole lot of money for a goat feet massage. these little kids, they want to do it. this goat likes to dance. wants to dance on the stage by itself. there are other goats, but this goat is like everybody clear the floor. when you see the move, you'll wonder what? you think you can dance. >> it is like a weird head banging kind of interpretive dance. >> or maybe just really wanted to stretch out its neck. >> this goat was doing the '80s hair bands girl, you know, with the long hair. and she gets, like, on the table and does this. >> a pizza delivery guy gets served a scary prank. >> oh, heck no. >> he thinks he's just going to give her th

to mark the milestone the montreal mayor threw out the first pitch.quite the opener at shea beating the mets on their home turf. a month later, they played the first major league game north of the u.s. border. they won that to beat the cardinals out of st. louis. of course, the expos original relocated to washington as the washington nationals. but baseball hit america's past time 45 years ago today. >>> when news breaks out, we'll break in. i got bad news yesterday coming from the file of the hugs the one you love and don't wait until tomorrow. jim reef died yesterday. he was riding his bike, hit a pothole, crashed, head injuries, gone. jim reef worked in that ft. myers market for 35 years for three big stations and spent 20 years at wink. he was known for a pioneer awareness program at the national hurricane center. and i tell you, he probably saved lives. he was a chief meteorologist around town. his family asked to remember him and keep them in his prayers. his fiance is left behind. to our friends, we extend our thoughts and our prayers. jim reif

>> it means they would be litigating under the month montreal treaty. their litigation would be against the airline. the airline will be responsible for their passengers unless the airline can prove it took all reasonable measures to prevent what happened. of course it is impossible show that because it could be mechanical, it could be a breach of security, it could be pilot action. so the airline will be responsible for its passengers. if and when they ever find anything else, usually what happens is they do a full and complete settlement or litigation. a few my opt out and say, no, we're going to wait and hold back on just potential finding something mechanical wrong, but the airline will be responsible. >> what does this do to the industry as a whole? does something like this have an impact? >> yes, it goes to the core. the iko, international organization, has already established and set up an extraordinary meeting to be held in -- next month in may in montreal where they will be looking at lessons to be learned. the airline forum will be discussing

>> what that means is they will litigate under what is called the montreal treaty.he airline is going to be responsible for their passengers unless the airline can prove it took all reasonable pressures to prevent what happened. of course, it is impossible for them to show that because it could be mechanical. it could be a breach of security, you know, pilot action. so the airline will be responsible for its passengers. and if and when they ever find anything it usually what happens is they do a full and complete settlement or litigation. a few may opt out and say no, we're going to wait and hold back on just potential finding something mechanical wrong. but the airline will be responsible. >> what does this do, richard, to the industry as a whole? does something like that have an impact? >> yes, it goes to the core, the icao organization has set up something that would be an extraordinary meeting to be held next month in may, in montreal, where they will look at lessons to be learned. the airline forum, they will discuss it at their annual meeting in june. let nobo

with the boeing plane, it's going to be very hard to get a lot more than the $175,000, under the montreal confession, which is the international law you were referring to. >> thorny issues but bringing sort of this valuing a life, very difficult, and's sadly we have to even talk about it. >> yes it is. >> thank you. >>> and give me 60 seconds on the clock. it's "money time." >>> chrysler is recalling 870,000 suvs worldwide. the problem, brake pedals that are too hard to press. the recall effects jeep grand cherokees and pd dodge durangos from 2011 to 2014. amazon is on fire. the company unveiled its fire tv at $99 box that connects your tv to internet programming like netflix, and amazon prime joining competitors like apple tv. want to invest like warren buffett and carl icahn? an app for that. the ibillionaire app tracking stock holdings of famous investors and pending s.e.c. approval, the company is launching a fund investors can buy based on the billionaires' stock picks. baseball is here -- and so are higher prices at the ballpark. average ticket prices rose by 2% to about $28 each. r

i said, who's the head of the montreal canadiens hockey team? a great guy. he sent down his engineer. he said, mr. trump, they will never be able to make ice. they did finish in a couple of times but they were not able to make ice. they cannot even make ice when it was 20 degrees out. [laughter] i call him up and he comes down. realizes --es, he today we use brian. -- brine. it is water with salt in it, and you put it in rubber tubes under the concrete. the ice never freezes because it has salt in it. it's a rubber tube, salt, and water. they make the water very cold. we had ice so fast, nobody could believe it. they poured the concrete, they ported at an angle. one side of the rink had two and a half feet of water and the other had nothing. this is true. even i could not cool to in a half feet. -- two and a half feet. we had to rip it all apart. today, in the wharton school of finance, they study that. it's free enterprise versus government. we need more. [applause] i fixed things. that's what i do. i got rich by fixing things. usually i will buy it out of

. >>> in the other conference series, wednesday tampa bay and montreal head into overtime.od dale weise scores the first postseason goal of his career to give the canadiens a 5-4 win in game one. >>> in baseball, the a's and the angels played deep into the night. los angeles ties up the game at 4-4 in the bottom of the ninth when howie kendrick hits into a fielder's choice. and with the game still tied in the 12th inning, chris iannetta crushes a walk-off homer in center field. the angels come from behind to win, 5-4. >>> disgraced cyclist lance armstrong made one of his first public appearances in more than a year since admitting to using performance-enhancing drugs. >>> hi. i'm lance armstrong, seven-time winner of the tour de france. hey, i didn't write the script. >> armstrong mocks himself in this "outside" magazine instructional video on how to change a bike's tire. he had all seven of his tour de france titles stripped and was banned from cycling after he admitted to doping. >>> when we return, the s.a.t. gets a reboot. students can forget about memorizing obscure vo

they shake hand. 4-2 victory today and they'll play rival montreal in the next round. >>> baseball. a's trailed the astros 6-3 in the 7th. story on the late show as the giants, well they tapped all the emotion today. replica 1954 world series ring giveaways. tim lincecum down 2-0 in the 5th. stares down nick swisher and nick did not blink. former athletic roped one to hunter pence couldn't handle it. the tribe up 3-0. how did tim feel about it? how did tim feel about it? yeah. here's your answer. didn't make it out of the 5th. nine hits and three runs but the offense picked him up. gregor blanco on the board with a single. hunter pence into right field. uh-oh. here come the giants coming -- from behind to lead 4-3. and then 6th inning, mr. big time. buster posey back away. he gone. his fifth of the year and the giants extended their lead to 355-3. bring on -- 5-3. bring on the closer, search owe moe row. -- sergio romo and he gets the groundout to crawford to end it. the giants win it and go for the sweep tomorrow. >>> and on this day 1989, kevin mitchell -- incredible one handed ca

montreal's quest for their 25th stanley cup continues. they beat tampa 4-3 for a four-game sweep. >>> so the seattle seahawks traded for oakland's starting quarterback terrelle pryor. he'll play second fiddle, though, to the super bowl winning russell wilson. but when it comes to paychecks, wilson will play third fiddle. the other two qbs make more than wilson's shall i say paltry $600,000 salary. that will change in time. >>> watch the double-juking kid receiver here. he pull down the pass from none other than the future hall of famer peyton manning. that denver kid's now got a story, doesn't he? >> get off me. you ain't going to do nothing but fight a bum. >> that was boxer shannon briggs. he disrupted a press conference for wladimir klitschko. briggs's brother lost to him. reminds you of what when you see that? rocky 3's kluber doing the same thing to rocky balboa. >> politics, man. wants to keep me down. don't want a man like know have a puppy because of the fool up there. >> you know, you got a big mouth, you know? >> come on! >> you

. >>> in sunday's other playoff games, montreal takes a three-games-to-none series lead over tampa bay 35-32 win. boston evens its series with detroit with a 4-1 win, and philadelphia ties its series with the rangers with a 4-2 victory. >>> an emotional night at fenway park on the eve of the boston marathon. first responders and survivors of the bombing were honored before the red sox/orioles game. the red sox fight back to tie the game up, and in the bottom of the ninth the game-winning run comes home on a throwing error at the plate. boston tops baltimore, 6-5. >>> and tempers flare between the brewers and pirates. milwaukee's carlos gomez hits a triple and when he arrives at third base he starts shouting at pittsburgh pitcher gerrit cole. the benches clear and punches are thrown. when it's all over the coach and another player are ejected. they win it 3-2 on a 14th-inning homer by chris davis. >>> when we return, a boxer's fight for freedom. we remember rubin "hurricane" carter who spent decades clearing his name for a crime he didn't commit. spent decades clearing his name for a cr

they'll play rival montreal in the next round. >>> baseball the a's currently losing to houston 3-2.ry out of the late show with the giants what a comeback effort. replica 1954 world series ring giveaways. and a ref won for pitcher tim lincecum. down 2460 in the 5th -- 2-0 in the 5th. gave one up to swisher and hunter pence can't get it. the tribe go up 3-0 but hang on ann. hang on. lincecum is upset. gave up nine hits and three runs but the offense picked him up. blanco with a bases drunk -- a single. and after a sac fly made it a one run game. vince pokes it into right field. here come the giants to score and they take a 4-3 lead now. ann's happy now. 6th inning a little insurance. buster posey back the way it gone. his fifth of the year and the giants extend their lead to 5- 3. then it was sergio romo time and the closer -- closed it. the grundout to crawford to end it and the giants win it 5-3. they go for the sweep of cleveland tomorrow and on this day. 1989 i'll never forget no. take a look. kevin mitchell the bare handed catch. incredible remember this one? here it is again. >

>> montreal canadiens. >> it's all about inflexions. >> real madrid barcelona fighting for the matchd in the 884th minute. look at this. >> he was taken out of the -- for the referees, good advantage. using that pace. can he finish it? oh, what a goal. solo spectacular from gareth bale to probably win the copa del rey for realma drid. >> they won the copa del rey. awesome, man. >>> to baseball for the mariners and the rangers. it's all tied in the bottom of the 9th. texas up at bat. but 2-2. >> swing, floater. drops in and the rangers walk off with their fourth walk-off win of the season. >> a drop and a hop. the shallow fly ball scores the game winner. rangers take it 3-2. >>> let's get a check on weather. nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> the yankees sweep a doubleheader with two shutouts and we don't get highlights? where is willie geist? would have been the lead? >> really? where is al roker? what's the weather? [ laughter ] >> then it would have been entertaining. >> yeah. >> the red sox -- >> what? you know, the -- >> please get through this so i can get to mrs. doubtfire and t

between the fever hit a pocket mini cupcake was invited to log into the boat montreal to the republican people's party and the baby crying. they say that they're making the local couldn't take it too. having fewer of them that they contended that the theory of how they think that i could feel it coming to them and they could they be taken by complaints from the pulpit even the kaikoura electorate of the people for help on getting him to take it. well they did great. and the legend of the cake it was so close to the definite the right to make it legal petition with the building to abdicate. it's going to insist that was going on since been broken up how likely is that the people will take to the streets again what tool. so what happened to the vienna talks like a missile over japan in the bnp election the opposition. they are repeating lecturer felt that will mold of what the condition that they can to make an initial potential but that they come in the intake drink and then that they can take to make the bible to teach them how they're made up of joy. at the end of the people to cook br

these people but hospital senators also adopted a lot today on the ratification of the memo on the montreal port of call on subsidies to deplete the ozone layer. this will all the small business sector to reduce financial losses ball and it is to limit consumption of ozone depleting substances and to harmonize the master legislation the customs union and also facilitate the implementation of the concept of a transitional extend to a green economy yesterday opposition rallies have been held in the comfort of kyrgyzstan and several other cities of the country because of its demanded the president to share is prowess to the parliament to renegotiate the agreement on the goal of the pasta corn dog and also to create the government of national trust at least a thousand people gathered in the square named after maxine corky which is in the center of bishkek. i let it rock in the morning here the protesters said unanimously that the problem of terrorism was not properly developed. little has been in since late last month because people tend to stand divided his bow in the two parts cover was given

here this year nationally if you are watching us in the uk is time for special report on racism in montreal. am i i i the rule. a little while back of my team in any michigan university that resembles a wrecking ball was removed due to wait just to try to imitate the sexy miley cyrus music video where she swings around naked eye wrecking ball. what do you think of money with a magnet for active stupidity is not important what is important is that the skills he's just how much the media affects us all. monkey see monkey do is a reality after every car came out every person halloween painting sells bright blue when i was a kid literally every child won the jump off their bit and be a pro wrestler called cleaned and packed every little bit mayberry dallas to become a rap star. people say that religious traditions and government propaganda to indoctrinate us to forget that makes the corporate image or does exactly the same thing as us in much better at it. maybe people don't want to accept the fact that thousands of marketing campaigns that their bombard with everyday effect on some deep level

destination even the country with a passenger bought the tickets have signed that agreement the montreal convention largely replaced a seventeen year old set of rules that have been designed to protect the interests of the nation's ailing industry rather than passengers. in eighteen eighty nine government on the need to reply he's not modernize it. um and it was a huge effort of the two of the baby pumpkin to take that on one of the things that happens to be the last couple years. these are the encouraging states ought to come on board without because of the more uniform were able to deal with the situations the better it is for everyone involved malaysia and china both bound by that convention although thailand with some passengers boarding tickets is not. malaysia airlines or more accurately it insurance may be required to pay off considerably more with the airline is bound to be negligent. in many cases the insurance on how the airline certain cases out of court alone. families would do if it isn't hardcore drawn one percent in some cases it does require that a condition that can take

the plane has been lost, the compensation packages, the next stage of the proceedings under the montreal convention can't go ahead. i ask you again, are you prepared to say that the plane and its passengers are lost? >> at some point in time i would be but right now i think i need to take into account the feelings of the next of kin. some of them have said pubically until they find hard evidence. >> now let's be clear about this, brooke. this is not a man who is ignoring the obvious. he is basically saying like the families, let's wait for there to be hard evidence. he wants to see some credible evidence. he is a nuanced response out of respect for the families. >> but it is an obvious point of confusi confusion. this is the same man who weeks ago said all lives lost, correct? >> no. no. that is not correct. the -- it was malaysia airline in the text and it is malaysia airlines in the statement who said there were no survivors and all parties are lost. the government has never said in words of one syllable and certainly not the prescribe all lives have been lost. but they're not fools. t

break the look of the problems of racial profiling by canadian police in montreal.tay with us during our dinner. i know the room. ill people always say democracy should mean how or why the people of the people we sometimes for the people. when this people power system gets disgusted with the boils down to voting and being able to scan the book aside. but that is very narrow view. one new washer law broadens the idea of democracy by giving citizens the ability to defend order by working with the police or forming their own peoples malicious the law also forces local and regional governments to create the conditions necessary for these militias called her she knows to arrive. i think this is a good thing because despite our suppose a blow for people power. we're pretty much helpless a modern democratic system to do with anything about crimes and bad behavior that we see the covered want is to keep our heads down mouth shut and call the police for any and all problems and who knows when or if the dollar spot having the ability direct effect what happens around you seem

>> i was in canada, montreal. >> studying medicine. >> yes. >> dr.f horrible war injuries. what kind of procedures were you doing on a regular basis? >> oh, everything, everything, without prior practice and knowledge. so, you just, like, kind of in the situation try to pick up things. >> how many patients did you treat a day? >> 60, 70. >> 60 or 70? >> it was a lot. like, the whole hospital was full. >> when you heard he had been killed, what did you feel, relief? >> i felt relieved. i was, like, realizing that, okay, it's over. i'm trying to heal my own wounds, because in the middle of it, you just go, go, go, and you never realize how much injuries and trauma you get inside yourself. >> right. >> because we probably never think, like, we're going to survive and have a free libya or anything, because it is just going with the state of mind that i'm going to do myself and i'm already in peace with myself if i die. then you find yourself here now, and it is like, now, it is the gray area. >> jihan risked her life along with the men, but traditional a

the montreal canadiens are into the second round of the stanley cup playoffs. they beat the tampa bay lightening to complete a 4-0 series sweep. the winning goal with just 43 seconds left in regulation time. the canadiens go through to the semifinal. >>> in australia one of the most prestigious events on the world surfing tour. and on wednesday gave home fans plenty to cheer about. it is now the third time highways been able to ring the traditional bell trophy. >>> and of course before we go we'll give a quick update on the second championship league final between bayern munich and real madrid, and at the moment it is still 0-0. >> the tribeca film festival is not just about films but game something part of the entertainment. >> reporter: games are as old as human history, but at this year's tribeca film festival organizers are trying something new. >> it is very difficult. this game is very challenging, and there is a reason for that. you know, both sides of the issue neither of them have it easy. >> reporter: this is the migrant trail. part of a new generatio

a pretty rough day an sunday's game in montreal. he was hit in the end. the canadiens went on to win 3 3-2. >>> for more go to www.aljazeera.com/sport, also details of how to get in touch with us using twitter and facebook. barcelona's win puts them within sight of the top of the spanish league. also blogs and video clips from around the world: that's your sports. >> thank you very much for that. thanks for watching. bye for now. consider this. the news of the day plus so much more. answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> it seems like they can't agree to anything in washington no matter what. >> all this week, trades near the speed of light... >> if you're not trading at those speeds, you're toast! >> billions of dollars at stake, is our economy insecurity now at the mercy of these machines? >> humans aren't able to receive information in that timeframe. >> we're looking at the risks, rewards, and dangers of high frequency trading >> there are no rules or regulations >> all this week on the new expanded real money with ali velshi helping you ba

. >> the montreal canadiens are in to the ex-second round of the playoffs.leted a 4-0 series sweep. the canadiens are now through to the semifinals. over in detroit, the boston bruins beat the red wings 2-0. bruins keeper made 23 saves in the shutout. detroit hosts game 4 on thursday. >>> floyd mayweather, jr. says it up coming flight will be a classic. the american is undefeated in 45 fights. >> he is a guy that never backs down, you know? he is a guy that comes straight ahead, or actually -- he is an action packed fighter. he is champion for a reason, and of course, i have been here for a long long time. he is a hungry lion, and i'm a veteran in the sport, so when the two come together you get a classic fight. >> that's it for the news hour from doha, but do stay with us, more news and programming coming up.

the plane has been lost, the compensation packages, the next stage of the proceedings under the montreal convention can't go ahead. so i ask you again, prime minister, are you prepared to say that the plane and its passengers are lost? >> at some point in time i would be. but right now i think i need to take into account the feelings of the next of kin. and some of them have said publicly that they're not willing to accept it until they find hard evidence. >> again, the prime minister says a preliminary report will come out next week. >>> now we turn to the agonizing search in the south korean ferry disaster. >> it's been nine days. the boy who made the first call for help may be among the bodies recovered. 181 are now confirmed dead with 121 remaining missing. >> for the latest on the search and new arrests made in the investigation, kyung lah reports from jindo island. >> reporter: here on the yellow sea at the site of the disaster, the frantic search for the passengers is still continuing. we're seeing rougher conditions. water is choppier. but it's not affecting the search that you'r

. >> the montreal canadians are into the second round of the stanley cup play-offs, beating the tampaay lightening, completing a 4-0 series sweep. a winning goal scored with 43 seconds left in regulation time. the canadians through to the semifinals. >> over in detroit the boston brew jips bad the red wings 3-0 taking a 3-1 lead. bruins keeper made 23 saves. game 4 on thursday. >> floyd mayweather junior said his world title fight agibbs marcos maydaner will be a classic. he'll look to unify his w b.c. welterweight. the american is undefeated in 45 fights. >> he's a guy that never backs down. he's a guy that comes straight ahead. the fighter - i mean, he's champion for a reason, and, of course, i've been here for a long time. he's a rungry lions, and you know i'm a veteran in the sport. when the two come together you get a classic and exciting point. >> there's more sport on the website for all the latest check out aljazeera.com/sport. that's it for me. >> now, there's more on the menu in restaurants across the cuban capital havana. privately-run restaurants have been opening up as th

. >> but the significance is, until malaysia says that the plane has been lost, the montreal convention can't go ahead. so i ask you again, prime minister, are you prepared to say that the plane and its passengers are lost? >> at some point in time i would be. >> but not now? >> right now i think i need to take into account the feelings of the next of kin and some of them have said publicly that they are not willing to accept it until they find hard evidence. >> now, it is these difficulties of fact, these seemingly inconsistent arrivals and departures that took place, all of which led to the impression that malaysia somehow was either hiding something, was incompetent, or had bungled the investigation in the early days. i asked the prime minister how he felt about the fact that his country had been effectively kicked around the world. >> the country has had a real kicking over the perspective and perception over the way it handled those early days. i think the phrase used in those days was malaysia bungled it. >> i have to be quite frank with you. first of all, i have to start from the

the worst example was back in 1976 when the stadium wasn't even open in montreal. the real specter that everybody doesn't want to revisit. and there is so much riding on these games in terms of merchandising and television broadcasts around the world. so it is one of those things that you cannot afford to fail. >> and of course the world is already looking at brazil because it's hosting the world cup in just a few week's time, but that could be a negative as well, couldn't it, because of course, the attention is all focused on that. >> well, it is, only twice in recent history have we had a city and a country hosting the olympic games and the world cup in quick succession, mexico did it, and then germany, but it sounds trivial but there could be problems. football is like a religion in brazil. they are the ultimate football mad nation. and if they go all the way to the final, you can see lots of people not wanting to spend their time on a construction site. absenteeism could be a problem during the world cup which will only make the situation with the olympic insta