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the united states to the paris accord, fails to provide the amendment i mentioned earlier to the montrÉalrotocol which could bring the global community to reduce the use of hsc's hydro fluorocarbons found in products like air-conditioners and freezers and prevent by the use of those products prevent up to a half degrees celsius increase in global warming by the end of this century just by doing this one thing. like so many of the trump administer jeanette's proposals the new nafta fails to even mention the word climate change. this trade agreement does add important tools and resources primarily negotiated by democrats to strengthen the deal, hold the administration accountable that would enforce nafta countries. >> that will be in order. >> would you say that again? >> the senate will be in order. >> thank you, madame president. with this agreement the trade agreement does an important tools and resources that were negotiated by democrats to strengthen the deal, hold the administration accountable, enforce nafta, environmental obligations and ensure those who break the rules are held acc

the express jet taking off from montreal.he pilot dumping fuel and circling, conducting an emergency landing in montreal, safely returning all 49 passengers and three crew members. a spokesperson for air canada telling abc news, quote, our pilots are well trained to deal with such situations. emergency vehicles were scrambling as a precaution. >> this is an extremely rare occurrence. if in fact there's any precedent at all. it simply twisted off the axle. that's why we have a second wheel. >> reporter: air canada says their maintenance personnel are conducting a thorough investigation of the plane. they're looking into the cause of the incident and will proceed with necessary repairs. >> they do say, right until the wheels fall off. i don't know if i would like that in this case. >>> up next to japan, where diners can start looking forward to the expensive sushi. >> the so-called tuna king just paid $1.8 million at auction for a tuna that weighed nearly 610 pounds. the tuna king runs a successful sushi restaurant chain. last

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>> reporter: the installation first debuted at a festival in montreal, brought to nyc by the garmentn up. >> honestly, feeling like i was 5 years old. >> i haven't done this since elementary school. >> reporter: proof we could all use a little nostalgia. and a lot of fun. >> it makes you forget about the hustle and bustle. it's just fun times. no trains, no traffic. just go up and down. you going up, you going down? >> reporter: right now i'm going up. the downside, these are only here in manhattan through this weekend. the good news, the upside if you will, this is a traveling installation. so since montreal they've been in el paso, they've been in boston, they've been in breckenridge, colorado. wherever they're headed next, safe to say, things are looking up. >> very cool. will, i was laughing as we went to your piece because i realized the graphic with your name on the bottom said "see-saw enthusiast." and it's clear that you love it. that is a very cool installation there. >> on the other end there, our producer gentrix, somehow that steady camera work -- >> reporter: she's not h

where do we find the next montreal protocol? where do we find the next big tangible win? >> i spent four years trying to do the climate thing on a nonpartisan or bipartisan basis, which i will tell you, did not work, in case you were planning on doing that, you can stop me now and ask and i'll tell i couldn't it doesn't work. i partnered a lot with george schultz, secretary of state, secretary of omb, secretary of labor. george, who i think now is 100 years old, was a great partner. he's a wonderful guy. he always talked about the montreal protocol which was basically doing the equivalent of a cap and trade system for these fluorocarbons that were creating a hole in the ozone layer. and it turned out that dupont had a technology on the shelf which they introduced which was cheaper than what people were using so they solved it really quickly and everybody was happy. and the question is, it's an argument that people employ for a price on carbon, basically using a carbon tax or a cap and trade. and let me say this. in california, the good thing about california is we try eve

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we went to montreal to meet. and despite the chilly weather we couldn't have wished for a warm up welcome. the russia has been living in canada for over 40 years now and much of clients novels draw on her own experiences and memories. you were 10 when your family fled saigon. then it will remember anything what happened in saigon was how was your life that when i left i was all that afterward marber and then all that not all the enough to understand everything so when you sit down to write you can you have the freedom to reinvent you know the stories between the little dots that you have of the memories but this saw visit images and children i think you have a very tunnel vision of things right and so i remember the smell of the kitchen the women they would dress have they moved around and you also have images of those tanks coming into town we only feel the fear of everybody and the worries and and on the day that we fled of course my parents couldn't tell us that we were fleeing right but the. it was so dense t

a music video shot on montreal more and more people are literally going to. dreams to attract attention a british man carried a rowing machine up the mountain to raise money for war veterans and then simply left it there. you know. there's no law preventing them from doing whatever they want there's not even a law to prevent a rowing machine they can do anything climb up with humpback whales elephants whatever you see everything imaginable more employees even a jacuzzi i mean they inflated a jacuzzi up there to take a group photo and say look at me it's crazy where's the respect for the environment the respect for the mountain. respect them. in france the basic attitude is everything is allowed unless it's expressly forbidden at mont blanc it was long assumed that mountain climbers would be sensible and careful so a system of fines or penalties was never created as a result the police conduct about 80 rescue missions each year often requiring helicopters. left france has 2 traditions it's the land of liberty and the one that rescues you for free you can do th

it gets much colder, actually, montreal.ome very heavy falls of rain here and wet and windy weather as well moving its way across japan. indeed, during wednesday, we could see gusts of about 100 km an hour orso, 60 miles an hour or so, but that system is easing away, followed by showers, and cooler air following. temperatures just 5 degrees in seoul through thursday afternoon. now, for australia, although a lot of the media attention, of course, has been — rightly so — on those wildfires which are continuing, not a great deal of rain in the forecast here. this area of cloud across the northwest and western australia is actually a cyclone — cyclone blake — that made landfall during the course of tuesday. torrential rain from this. could see 200 mm of rain in places, bringing with it some flooding. but across those areas that desperately need the rain to put out those fires, well, it's largely dry, although there will be a few isolated showers. for europe, meanwhile, we've seen some very unsettled weather across the southeast,

the pilot conducted an emergency landing in montreal.ll 49 people on board and the three crew members were sa maintenae crews arehe cause a w repairs. i don't want to sit by the window. i want to have a calm flight. just say we're having issues, we're going to land. i don't want to see the flames. >> i don't need to know. kudos to that they landedcr .safely. >> i'll let you know when it's time to panic. >> mm-hmm. >> an area of low pressure dropping down from alaska. not a lot of moisture from this storm but it kicks out the high that is bringing us a nice dayon see just not much on the way wednesday. storm track will continue to head to the north. the greatest amount of precipitation this week is in washington and oregon. just nothing for the rest of us until we get to tomorrow. we'll talk more about that coming up. here is jobina. >> thank you. good morning. good news for eve traveling back to work for the first time in a while is that so far so good roads. live look behind me of the richmond-san rafael bridge, smooth and breezy ride t

just as a plane was going wheels g from montreal, the situation suddenly became wheels off.the frightening view from an air canada express flight. flames shooting from one of the wheels before it fell off. the pilot turned the plane edound and landed safely on its five remaining tires. coming up next, a young girl's pold musical dream. how a teacher and other students made that dream come true. m come true. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you'renausea, or vomiting.it ca, otezla is associated with... ...an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. upper respinfectiont irattr an d yheadacache may occur. tell your doctor about your medicines and if you're pregnant or planning t

but we're talking to you about france and you're still a member of the president's party you know montreal still one of his most vocal cheerleaders so that's why i'm putting these points to you especially when both the u.n. and the council of europe weighed in against what they saw as disproportionate force against demonstrators on the streets of fronts there was this proportion of the violence in my country and there were casualties caused by. blockades by yellow vests can should we forget about it should we forget about the number of trades of a series which closed because of this unrest i will never because i was elected by my fellow citizens united knowledge was addressing the points the many people have raised the paris think tank for instance general has your leap so last year the clampdown on civil liberties was part of a consistent pattern since mr merkel took office and i do know it because there are freedoms they are respected they are protected for an. and freedom to go on strike that's fine that's even constitutional in my county but frank freedom not to go on strike should be

we have put into place measures at the toronto and montreal and vancouver international airport to remindvellers to inform an officer if they are experiencing flu—like symptoms. while we are prepared, i can assure canadians that monitoring the situation is a priority. while the situation is a priority. while the risk of an outbreak of the coronavirus in canada remains low, i encourage canadians to tell your health care professional if you have travelled to an infected area of china and developed flu—like symptoms. thank you, minister. good morning. i would like to start by saying that this announcement from the province of ontario was not unexpected. the health system is on alert to detect potential cases, and to respond promptly when they are confirmed. this shows that our systems are working. i want to impress upon everyone that, although we now have a case in canada, the risk to canadians remains low. the government comes under pressure to help britons stranded in china by travel restrictions because of the spread of coronavirus. thousands have been taken ill. the uk government is look

the pilots circled while dumping fuel and then landed in montreal with the one wheel they had left. >> this is a very tough airplane, and it's designed to be able to support the weight of the airplane on one wheel on each side. >> there were 52 people on board. thankfully no injuries. investigators are talking to air canada's maintenance division as they try to figure out what went wrong. >>> many people are returning to woodst tim sinc shorten the workweek. the prime minister of finland is pushing for a four-day workweek. she also wants to reduce the workday from eight hours to six hours. she says it would improve productivity and increase family time. neighboring sweden recently approved six-hour workdays and not surprisingly saw an increase in worker happiness. again, this is in finland and sweden, not in the u.s. >>> a big shakeup in the auto industry. for the first time, the ram pickup truck from fiat chrysler has outsold the chevy silverado. after an 18% jump in sales last year which means chevy falls to the number three spot with ford remaining number one. >>> a new record in t

harry wants to be with her, it is great, so canada is divided in all these things, montreal is differentouver is cool. anything you want to add?|j from toronto but vancouver is cool. anything you want to add? i don't know anything as much about canada as you but i know it is becoming a popular destination for students and a lot of students go to canadian universities at the moment. let's turn to the financial times and post brexit warnings from sajid javid. is it going to work? businesses are not happy. this is based on an interview he gave to the financial times on friday where he said, they will not be alignment and we will not be able to ta ke be alignment and we will not be able to take and this is obviously hugely alarmed eu officials who are coming out and warning that if the uk does promise to diverge from eu rules in this way, it could mean an economic damaging at the end of this year and if we don't adhere to eu regulations after brexit, that will mean new trade and that will mean less trade and bad forjobs and the financial times is warning that the city in particular could be

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he always talked about the montreal put -- montreal protocol, which was basically doing the equivalentf a cap these fourystem for carbons creating a hole in the ozone layer. it turned out that dupont had a technology on the shelf, which they introduced, which was treat -- which was cheaper than what people were using. they solved it quickly and everybody was happy. the question is, it is an argument that people employed for a price on carbon. basically using a carbon tax or a cap and trade. let me say this. the good thing about california is we try everything. we've tried everything. some of it works, some of it does not. when it comes to what works, in terms of greenhouse gases and climate, we literally have had a price on carbon since 2006. and we have tried every single one of these other things. my answer is this, a price on carbon, whether it is a carbon tax or cap and trade system, has an impact but it's not that big. as somebody who has spent 30 years in the private sector and believes we need an innovative, dynamic, competitive private sector, what works in the real world, beli

it fails to ratify the came goalie amendment i mentioned earlier to the montreal protocol which could bring the global community together to reduce hydroflora core bans found in air conditioners and freezers and prevent by the use of those products to h.f.c.'s, prevent up to half a degree celsius increase in global warming by the end of this century just by doing this one thing, one thing. like so many of the trump administration's proposals, the new nafta fails to even mention the word climate change. but this trade agreement does add important tools and resources that were primarily negotiated by democrats to strengthen the deal, hold the administration accountable to enforce nafta, countries -- the presiding officer: the senate will be in order. mr. carper: madam president, would you say that again. the presiding officer: the senate will be in order. mr. carper: thank you, madam president. this agreement -- i'll say this again. but this trade agreement does add important tools and resources that were primarily negotiated by democrats to strengthen the deal. hold the administration

established environment protection agency, the migratory bird act and it was ronald reagan who went to montrÉaled in antarctica. the word is conserved. republican or democrat, doesn't want their family to drink clean water, breve clean air. it is important as we try to develop cities where everyone can flourish. and leave the earth a better place than we found it. rob: what did you think of the announcement from davos the president will engage in the 1 trillion trees act, his way of fighting carbon emissions. >> it is a good thing, trees are great, they do absorb carbon. it is a start. that is a good initiative. rob: let's talk infrastructure. pete buttigieg and michael bloomberg attending this mayoral conference and they are putting out big plans, almost $1 trillion to spend on infrastructure. the president hasn't got infrastructure yet. as your town spent a lot of money on infrastructure. you guys have a lot of money for conservative town into streets and roundabouts. what does the president need to do on that topic? >> he needs to help local leaders and state leaders invest in infrastructure

flight took off in montreal, no one was injured, the plane did land safely, crews are inspecting the aircraft. well thank you so much for joining us this hour of "fox & friends first", have a great day, everybody, "fox & friends first" continues right now. bye bye. ♪ ♪ rob: monday january 6th, fox news alert, dark day is coming, quote there the daughter of qassem soleimani vowing revenge. >> president trump has no remorse promising the rogue regime would be sorry if it retaliates, we are live in the middle east and in washington, plus take a look scene now a nightmare for so many in australia. rob: live from the center of the devastation where terrified people and animals as well are desperate for relief. >> if you do win an award tonight don't use it as platform to make a political speech, right, you're in no position to lecture the public about anything. rob: the best thing you see all day, hollywood a-listers ripped to shredds by the host ricky. jillian: "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ >> good morning to you, you are watching "fox & friends first" on this monday mor

strategy and it wasn't done in one fell swoop but with the vienna convention seven years later the montrÉalprotocol seven years after that under the vienna convention to say we will phase out and then two years ago the amendment that said oh by the way the number one substitute is now a greenhouse gas we have to get rid of that. so incremental progress done right and consistently reevaluated, exposed a constant check on a better strategy or additional element can deliver results and inpatients is often an enemy of success and if you want to make change happen you have to be willing to help those who suffer consequences get on board. that is especially true of climate change because there's a real risk if you try and do it in two years instead of ten those that would feel wiped out because on past expectations to derail the train rather than get on board. >> you mention a couple things that indicate progress to progress overseas with this development that the main substitute was a major contributor and with that example to see the mining of materials is necessary we require energy. and we wa

. >>> an airline passenger recorded a frightening scene while taking off from montreal on friday.el before making an emergency landing. the airline says its experienced pilots maintained complete control of the aircraft. >> i don't like flames and then a wheel comes off, it is really not good >>> let's get a boost. >> i got that for you, honey after years of physical therapy, a little girl with cerebral palsy has started taking steps on her own to keep her motivated, her parents surprised her with a gift that filled her with joy. [ laughter ] >> are you so excited? aren't you so excited you got your doggy >> yeah. >> she's been asking for that puppy since she started walking with a toy dog in therapy. her parents said they can't wait for the day when she can take her new pet for walks, which will make her little legs stronger still. >> he seems the perfect temperament, just totally cool love it. >>> coming up, you have an exclusive interview with tom hanks on his lifetime achievement award at the golden globes >> what do you think is the gutsiest career decision you've ever heamad

first up metropolitan and atlantic, montreal forward playing, three goals and an assist.hat period in boston bruins.br. david pastrnak leads in goals. three there. moves on to final 9-5. as for hurdle and tomas. not done yet. check out the toe drag, backhand hat trick goal. still not done, a little breakaway. not a lot of great goaltending in the all-star action. fourth of the game, pacific division moves onto the finals 10-5 the score there. all right. we've got pacific and atlantic in the finals. 2:40 left, we're tied. a breakaway, in the circle, the puck is in the net. his fifth of the night. that was the game in wither. pacific wins it 5-4. even better the players get to splat cool million dollars. nba action lakers taking on 76ers. lebron james scored points passing kobe bryant for third all-time in scoring history. simmons up and under for philly. lakers trying to make a comeback. sweet, with authority to lebron. simmons right down broadway throwing it down 28 points, 10 boards, 8 assists. sixers beat lakers 108-91. that's a wrap on morning sports. we're off to miam

first up metropolitan and atlantic, montreal forward anthony did you -- duclare.s. david pastrnak leads in goals. three there. moves on to final 9-5. as for hertl and his teammates, tomas. not done yet. check out the toe drag, backhand hat trick goal. still not done, a little breakaway. not a lot of great goaltending in the all-star action. fourth of the game, pacific division moves onto the finals 10-5 the score there. all right. we've got pacific and atlantic in the finals. 2:40 left, tied at 4-4. tomas hertl, a breakaway, in the circle, the puck is in the net. his fifth of the night. that was the game in wither. pacific wins it 5-4. even better the players get to split cool million dollars. nba action lakers taking on 76ers. lebron james scored 29 points passing kobe bryant for third all-time in nba scoring history. over 33,600 points. ben simmons up and under for philly. lakers down big trying to make a comeback in the fourth quarter here. caruso, sweet, with authority to lebron. simmons right down broadway throwing it down 28 points, 10 boards, 8 assists. six

the pilot conducted an emergency landing in montreal. all 49 people on board and the three crew members were safe. maintenance crews are looking into the cause and will make repairs. >>> we know t 49ersl pl iisna rxt weekend. the vikings come to the bay area this week after upsetting drew brees and the saints in overtime. the n vingshi saturday at levi stadium and kickoff is at 1:35. kickoff for "the bachelor" is tonight on abc. >> peter weber, also known as pilot pete, is taking his shot at love. the delta air lines pilot finished third on the last season of the bachelorette. this morning he is on "gma" and he wouldn't give spoilers including what happened when hannah paid him a visit in this upcoming season or if he found love. he says everything turned out well. >> i will say that i'm happy. i'm very happy with where i'm at. i did not expect it to go the way i did. i never could have expected it to go that way. but i can say i'm happy. >> okay. it's good to be happy. >> he could be happy and single. that's very true. love yourself fir

he used to go back to montreal in the off-season to fulfill his rotations.ot that medical degree in may of 2018. and it's got to be comforting for the chiefs players. if they tweak something or have an ache, go back in the huddle and be like, laurent, what's wrong with me. >> now i just feel like a slacker. thanks, andy. appreciate it. >>> soon the question and answer phase of the impeachment trial will begin. just a few hours from now, some members of the prosecution and the defense could face some tough questions about their own role in all of it. we'll tell you how, next. apps are used everywhere... except work. why is that? is it because people love filling out forms? maybe they like checking with their supervisor to see how much vacation time they have. or sending corporate their expense reports. i'll let you in on a little secret. they don't. by empowering employees to manage their own tasks, paycom frees you to focus on the business of business. to learn more, visit paycom.com >>> both sides have now made their arguments. now it's time for questions f

. >> reporter: in montreal, the canadians joined the edmonton oilers in a moment of silence.ring games across the country. canada's prime minister justin trudeau joined an ottawa vigil with others looking for comfort. >> family friends. i used to call her aunt. >> reporter: losing binaz and her son, but he's also angry about the politics now intruding on his grief. >> but even if it's iran, the blame is on usa. if president trump wouldn't have ordered the drone strike on qassem soleimani, all this wouldn't happen. we wouldn't be here grieving. >> these precious lives are now collateral damage in an american/iranian conflict still being waged. john, i know that's a controversial opinion. that anger does exist here. you guys were just debating it on the show. this is a country that's shattered right now from coast to coast. they are looking for answers and make no mistake. they are also looking for answers from iran. at the end of the day, most of these passengers were also iranian citizens. >> it is such a tragedy for so many families. 176 people killed who really want those a

as they were taking off from montreal. flight turned around immediately and sohow landed safely, but there you see the wheels fallg away. no injuries reported thankful. an airline is still working to figureut exactly what went wrong. why did that wheel. just fall off e axle. for your money this morning. there's another potential issuwith boeing 7.37 super max jets, the company acknoedged sunday that there are concerns now fromfederal regulatorsabout the plane's wiring. a bing spokesperson says their hiest priority is making sure the jets are safe for paengers and that they're working to x the issue. but they say it's too soon to kn if thes potential issues will require major changes to the plains which he been grounded by the way since early 2019 after 2 deadly crashes caused by issues with different systems in the jets. here's quick check of the big board for you thismorning as we're keeping an eye on the markets, the dow offby 116 points here on this first tradg day of the week will keep an eye and see where they go. com

still goes back to montreal in the off season, guys to fulfill his rotations, and got to be pretty comfortable for the chiefs in that huddle to know they have a doctor there in case, you know, they got an ache or pain, just ask him, what's up with this. >> i'd be comforted if john were a doctor, but he's not. i'm sure there's a joke in there somewhere. >> reporter: you should be a doctor, john. >> i'm glad he has something to fall back on if the whole super bowl thing doesn't work out. >> that is phenomenal andy, that is awesome. look forward to the game and look forward to talk to you in the run up to the game. >>> president trump praising mike pompeo for a profane tirade against an npr reporter. why won't secretary pompeo answer simple questions about, well, his ambassadors. we'll talk about that next. as parents of six, this network is one less thing i have to worry about. (vo) why the aceves family chose verizon. we all use our phones very differently. these two are always gaming and this one is always on facetime. and my oldest is learning to be a pilot. we need a reliable network because

i suspect it to the extent that it has involvement will be under the montrÉal credit convention.that is a relationship between the government of ukraine in the government of iran. he was going to be able to look at the black boxes. this is with the usual cover-up. for so many of the victims and the number that lived there in kiev. does the investigation matter anymore. i think in many respects it doesn't matter. it doesn't mean that they will continue with the investigation. the iranians control the investigation. if they had continued to deny that they shot it down i think we all know where the outcome would be. yes they will still be an investigation. but does it really matter. we appreciate it as always. well have you back to talk about boeing sometime soon. kristin: president trump is speaking out about the airstrike that killed qassem soleimani. an iranian attack was imminent with possible targets including u.s. embassies or military bases he have a lot to say in this interview. their they are life to break it down for us. the maximum pressure to change the behavior. the adm

it was forced to return to montreal trudeau international airport. it landed safely.rates flights for air canada says maintenance personnel are conducting a thorough inspection. air canada has not responded to our requests for comment. >> i'm not confident about five other wheels or a flat tire on my car. >> there are five other wheels. >> why would somebody be filming the wheel? i thought that was interesting, too. >>> a fan in texas is giving a pro golfer a run for the money. look at this, all eyes on scott paulsen, the challenge, sink a 94-putt on the basketball course. the ball -- >> oh my. right in the hole. >> how much did he get? >> $5,000. >> i'm with you. >> not enough? >> that's $100,000 putt right there. >> no one ever hits that. >> thanks, stay with us. coming up the winners and losers of the golden globe, entertainment tonight kevin frazier has them. for radiant coats, sparkling eyes. purina one. one visibly healthy pet. try digestive health with probiotics for dogs. this one's for you. the heroes who won't let your disease hold you back. you inspired us

montreal-based r ce on monday and says waiwei has been a great partner thus far. he said they will play a leading in the new broadband network. he u.s. is pressing allies to reject the company. heidi: boeing shares say it may more debt and the grounded 737 faess further issues. had $33 billion available at the end of the hird quarter, but max related costs are rising. it also found bundles of wiring are too closely packed and in could cause a short circuit that would threaten plane.l of the kathleen: general airways says it will be the first u.s. for all domestic flights and to become fully middle of ral by the the year. the carrier declined disclose the off set of the program, but ays it won't increase ticket prices as a result. jetblue will also begin using fuel on flights from san francisco. heidi: the record rush for bond issuance may be set to slow, but a boom environmentally friendly debt. that have more details on from our credit editor andrew. what are you seeing in this space? really interesting. japan is finally getting on the bandwagon for global green

the diplomatic front in the past week, i have met with our partners in brussels, washington and montreald the us president had momentarily checked any further military aggression but the wider issues relating to iran's destabilising foreign policy ambitions remain. it still wants to advance its sectarian regional influence by funding, training, arming paramilitaries and militias right across the middle east. it has restarted its nuclear programme and it shamelessly attempted to cover up the missile strike against flight 752. this weekend as the secretary of state confirmed it breached the vienna convention by arresting our own ambassador in tehran. i believe these irresponsible actions are out of sync with the views of the people of sync with the views of the people of iran. who once again have bravely taken to the streets to vent their fury against this regime, against the failing economy and against the regime's international adventurism. cani regime's international adventurism. can i ask the secretary of state for an update to the house on if calls for full transparency into the crash

. >>> take a look at this frightening moment in montreal. way after that wheel caught fire, fell off a plane as it took off. the pilots had to circle to burn off fuel and they landed with one tire. the canadian transportation safety board is investigating. >> i can't imagine looking out the window and seeing that. thankfully everybody's okay. >>> now to the surprises at the golden globes. "1917" taking home a globe overnight. "once upon a time in hollywood" also scoring big, shaking up the race for the oscars. t.j. holmes was there for it all, and joins us this morning bright and early there in hollywood. good morning, t.j. >> reporter: oh, yes. it's dark early here. good morning to you, robin. look, host ricky gervais had specific instructions for the stars last night. when you win, come up here, get your little award, thank your god, agent and move on. most of them didn't follow the advice as we heard many of them talking about the issues having to do with the wildfires and climate change as well as women's rights. well, the big surprise t

it's a separate country they're from montreal. so i'm interested in how that plays out for this. you know, when i was working with the warriors, what was so stunning was the reference that the site to places like the opera house, they also are fantastic signature buildings. the community was concerned about traffic and congestion and impacts on quality of life. by marrying their values and a smart g.d.m. strategy to whatever development proposal we get and putting it up very up front and transparent, we would eliminate a lot of the uncomfortable guesswork and get to serious players coming up and talking to us. >> also, would it be something that say, it wouldn't intimidate the giants. it wouldn't intimidate the warriors or fisherman's warf, something the public could go, i can get behind something like this. or i'm just throwing it out a scenario, right, if she was something that say similar to fisherman's warf would they feel there's a competition there or where it's funny, sometimes we're competitors too. >> warriors example is great. what works so well with the project at miss

vivÍa en montreal con su esposa y sus dos hijas.idad de su gobierno apoyar a los connacionales que pierden la vida en otro paÍs. lÓpez obrador: todos los gastos funerarios de inmigrantes cobren a cargo del gobierno de la repÚblica. alberto: emiliano osuna activista que apoya el miras de mexicanos en canadÁ, viajÓ a mÉxico para pedir a la cancillerÍa que la palabra del presidente se cumpla. >> en el consulado lo que nos dijeron que mientras no hubiera nada escrito, no nos podÍan resolver. alberto: la situaciÓn se encuentra del lado del gobierno federal mexicano, quienes tienen que dar una respuesta casi inmediata porque la funeraria no puede mantener mucho tiempo el cuerpo de sebastian. carolina: o supuesto estaremos pendiente al desenlace del caso. cambiando de tema. lluvia, nieve y mucha acciÓn en el tiempo. vamos con albert martÍnez. albert: vamos por partes y empezamos con temperaturas, valores para todos los gustos y colores en el mapa. miami 75 pero en el norte mucho mÁs bajo. hablamos de mÁs de 50 de diferencia de temperatura