the maple spring marches on in montreal canada thousands of students protesting tuition hikes are now getting support from people angry at their government's new and to rally long hundreds arrested countless others hurt including our guest political commentator michael phoria. and a new super virus has emerged that can do a lot more than steal your files it's called the flame virus and it can turn your computer against you coming up we'll tell you who's potentially behind the cyber threat and it's targeting. plus it's the list you certainly don't want to be on a secret kill list compiled and approved by president obama is now out in the open how did the liberal law professor and community organizer who campaigned against the u.s. iraq war become the man we know today. it's tuesday may twenty ninth seven pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching our t.v. . a massive protest in the canadian province of quebec and what started as a student protest thousands of people have taken to the streets demonstrating against what they see as the government's attempt to deny protes

the maple spring marches on and montreal canada thousands of students protesting tuitions hikes are now getting support from people angry at their government's new and to rally law hundreds of arrested countless others hurt putting our guest political commentator michael fauria. it's the truth about the senate democrats planning they're planning an all out revolt against president obama we'll tell you about the trans-pacific partnership and why some believe the president is going out of his way to keep congress in the dark about the details. and mitt romney is well on his way to clinching the republican presidential nomination chances are texas will tip the delegate count in his favor but after an ugly primary season was romney more bruised by his own party that embraced. it's tuesday may twenty ninth eight pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching our t.v. . well massive protests in the canadian province of quebec and what started as a student protest thousands of people have taken to the streets demonstrating against what they see as the government's attempt to deny

i am going to take you to montreal, canada for a protest video shot over the weekend. >> whoa! >> i was about to say, there is no real clash, but the officer went right for the mace. >> what i don't like is that the guy, he looked like he was in an argument here in the hoodie and he sprayed that guy and kind of sprayed everybody else in the area. >> it has been going on for more than three months. students protesting because of a tuition hike, 82%, which is a huge amount for students. this particular protest was in response to a law that went into effect on friday night saying that any gatherings that are larger than 50 people, they have to talk to the police beforehand, at least eight hours beforehand to talk about the route, the timing and what the protest is going to be like. in this particular protest, there were 5,000 people. so according to this new law that was in effect, all of these people were breaking the law. it can carry a fine anywhere from $7,000 to $35,000. >> they are basically trying to eliminate protests at all. >> sounds like you are not allowed the right to

check out this video from montreal, canada. three people have already gotten out of this cab. the cabby is upset that they slammed the door really hard when they got out. it is about to get physical. this guy steps up, kicks the door closed and starts pounding on the car. this guy jumps up on top of the cab and starts stomping on the cab. this is where it gets graphic. the cabby claims that he was acting in self-defense. >> oh, oh, oh. >> oh. >> he ran over his head. >> never seen anything like that. >> that man is in the hospital. he is in serious condition but he is expected to recover from his injuries. the cabby took off. police have apprehended that man, a 47-year-old cab driver arrested on an allegation of assault with a weapon. a different view of the same incident from a balcony. you can hear the man taking his video, yelling at these people -- >> get out of there. >> oh! >> i told you guys to get out of there. >> from this vantage point, it gives you a completely different perspective. he had more than one opportunity to just leave the scene. >> it sounds like he guns

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. >>> in montreal canada, in its 26th consecutive night of protest ends with 69 arrests. nine of those arrested face felony charges including assault and arson. the demonstrations are against a planned 82% tuition hike. last night's protest came a day after a new emergency law was enacted banning spontaneous protest of more than 50 people. >>> a man is behind bars in southern california tonight accused of shooting and killing a los angeles county bus driver. the shooting happened around 9:10 this morning on santa monica boulevard in west hollywood. the gunman was a passenger who jumped out of the window and ran down the street after the shooting. investigators say they do not know what prompted that attack. >>> a financial staple for thousands of people pursuing a degree is coming toen a end. which college students that will soon see their pell grant dry out. >> cracking down on truancy. how a lawmakers is going after parents. >>> a new state law that took effect this year allowed california's district attorneys to jail the parents of chronic truants. as tori campbell exp

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and now they're facing anger over fees and freedom i'm going to check on from the streets of montreal canada t. facebook fury has forced the head of the international monetary fund to express sympathy with greece's financial struggle christine legarde caused outrage in a newspaper interview by saying she had more sympathy for poor african children than greeks suffering economic problems she suggested that the greek culture of tax evasion was the main cause of their hardship prompting tens of thousands of furious messages on a page for more in the story i'm joined by holland green editor of popular economics dot com he joins me live now from california so is regard really echoing what many in europe and economists in particular really think about the greeks. i think she's echoing what northern europeans are thinking but that is what southern europeans are thinking of the mediterranean countries mainly and actually it's just because the pendulum has swung the other way right now germans and northern europeans profited immensely when the euro was introduced at that time in fact early two thousa

canada. most divided was montreal itself.r is the percentage of english speakers. so it was no real surprise that these west side districts voted "no" on the sovereignty question. here, the darkest colors represent the highest percentages of french speakers. as predicted, these northeast districts voted "yes" for sovereignty. but how would the remaining areas vote? here are the areas of the city where people live whose mother tongues are neither french nor english. the darkest colors show the highest percentages. even though many french speakers live here, too, the allophones held the deciding votes. they did not want to leave canada. they tipped the referendum against a sovereign quebec, and these areas voted "non." it appears for now it's the immigrants who hold the key to quebec's future. the leader of the sovereignty movement, jacques parizeau, blamed the defeat on the ethnic vote and on anglo money. even though this was partially true, his statement caused an uproar in canada because it confirmed the "us"-and-"them" atti

. >>> police have a suspect in the discovery of a man's dismibd torso in montreal, canada.re looking for luke rocco -- also known as eric clinton newman. he's a 29-year-old montreal resident who appeared in gay porn. they're asking for the public's help in tracking him down. investigators believe the torso may be linked to a human hand and foot that were mailed from montreal to ottawa. >>> still not clear what caused the death of arena football league player johnny curtain. a teammate found the 26-year-old san jose saber cats dead in his hotel room monday night. police don't suspect foul play. >>> the faa investigating a collision on the ground at chicago's o'hare. the rutter of an american eagle commuter plane that had just landed in wednesday got clipped by the right wing of a cargo jet. a boeing 747 that was taxiing for departure. thankfully, no one was hurt. but that must have been quite a bump. >> the people on the big one, do you think they felt it? >> i doubt it actually. >> when you see them next to each other, hmm, i think i spilled my soda. >> thank you, christine

recently flew a v 22 from jacksonville, north carolina to montreal, canada and landed on an legal low>> how long would it normally take. >> helicopter take up to two days. we used to fly across country from coast to coast four days in a helicopter and now we do it in one day. >> what's it like being in the marines when you are on a navy ship. >> the blue green team, we start out training together. started out training in the navy command. we do a lot of the same stuff. all the aviation flight schools for navy marine corps, coast guard all start out in the navy commands and so we have worked together. we speak the same language. very nice. welcome to new york city. >> okay. thank you. >> guys back to you. >> great stuff, anna. >> the number went up you said 4,000. >> 4,000 u.s. 2,000 coalition. >> i see what you are saying. you were just trying to seat ratio of men to women. >> i have counted every single one of them. trust me. meanwhile, let's get to your headlines. we have to tell you what's happening at this hour there are shocking new details in the case of that missing 6-year-old

a massive mann hunt is under way in canada after human body parts were sent in the post to two political parties. 29-year-old luca has been named by police in montreal as their main suspect. one of the blood-soaked packages containing a human foot was sent to the offices of canada's governing conservative parties. we report. >> luca has a long and controversial profile on the internet under several on a demonstrational flight after the flight crashed. >> rescue workers had been looking for the flight data recorder ever since the russian-made passenger jet crashed into the side of the mountain. earlier they just found cockpit flight recorder not the flight data recorder. it's hopeful now investigators will be able to peace together what happened. >> the device that we have been looking for, the flight data recorder has been found last night by our recovery and search team. >> the super jet 100 crashed into the side of this mountain on may 9. the pieces of the plane strewn all over the side of this cliff. experts say without the black box, there's no way of telling whether it was the pilot that caused the crash or whether there was something wrong wit

montreal. a foot was mailed to canada's conservative party and a hand was found in a postal facility in ottawa. >>> it was found at the scene of a deadly shooting led to be arrest of two men. they have both been charged with murder and so far they have not been charged with murder. they have been charged with shooting two people earlier this month and the woman survived the shooting. >>> the police officer has been cleared. the they determined -- they determined the officer was forced to use deadly force on the cal campus in november. he shot and killed christopher travis inside a computer will be a. he ignored demands to drop a gun he was pointing at two other officers. >>> the cost of healthcare will continue to rise next year. according to a report, healthcare costs are expected to increase 7-point 5% next year. that is more than three times the projected rate of inflation and more than half the companies are considering increasing their employees share of the costs. time now 6:17, the mayor wants to band large soft drinks in an effort to fight obesity. sugary drinks will not be allowed and

major demonstrations to mark a hundredth day of student rallies have shaken canada tens of thousands filled the montreal streets protesting against a huge planned rise in tuition fees and in an attempt to quell the movement local authorities adopted new emergency laws restricting protests he's included fines of up to one hundred twenty five thousand dollars to which any to any group that tried to stop students from attending classes but the controversial members have only a few more public anger more than three hundred were detained and twenty injured after demonstrations spiral into violent clashes with police sunday night martine desjardin from the quebec unit separation of university students thinks the government's actions have only made matters worse. try to understand ways the government's going far despite all that. restraint a lot of larry if you're pretty you know the expression manifestation in the grave so you see ition so it's very difficult this in our opponents now because the you know what's where is this study on this you know that the government passes and i actually didn't step back fr

you on a story we've been following from the very beginning mass protests in canada have reached a boiling point and montreal's last night police and some three thousand protesters squared off again this is the thirteenth. of night of demonstrations and students began protesting after an increase in tuition. over five hundred people were arrested is the highest number of arrests in a single night since the protests sparked and montreal wasn't the only city dealing with ralliers there were also arrests in quebec city and sure brock the arrest came just hours after the quebec government said it would be cracking down on striking students setting strict conditions for any resumption of negotiations with student leaders authorities say as long as the protests continue there will be no talk of a tuition free in this case the police used a technique called catalin where they encircled the protesters cut off all the exits and then proceeded to arrest everyone in the circle also new quebec's provincial government voted last friday on in emergency law that would shut down some universities and impose harsh fines on pro

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. >> in news of the world tonight in canada students took to the streets of montreal and clashed policeis after the government pass a law to restrict protests. the new law requires organizers to tell police eight hours before protests, it bans them from wearing masks and lets fines of up to $3,000. students calling an act of war. >>> in vienna the head of the nuclear watch dog agency said he has reachedn 't agreement with iran to renew inspections. sanctions have been imposed. they have said their ambitions peaceful. >>> in the philippines young christians chanted stop the lady gaga concerts saying it's insulting to their religion. religious protests like today's have followed her throughout her asian tour. >> starting tonight bar hoppers in san francisco can use a new app to help them decide where to go. it's installed sensors that determine the age and gender of people going in and out of participating bars. user dear sir check them to see how crowded the bar is and check the male to female ratio. in say they don't want to be tracked and about ten bars have dropped out of the program.

. >> in news of the world tonight in canada students took to the streets of montreal and clashed policethis after the government pass a law to restrict protests. the new law requires organizers to tell police eight hours before protests, it bans them from wearing masks and lets fines of up to $3,000. students calling an act of war. >>> in vienna the head of the nuclear watch dog agency said he has reachedn 't agreement with iran to renew inspections. sanctions have been imposed. they have said their ambitions peaceful. >>> in the philippines young christians chanted stop the lady gaga concerts saying it's insulting to their religion. religious protests like today's have followed her throughout her asian tour. >> starting tonight bar hoppers in san francisco can use a new app to help them decide where to go. it's installed sensors that determine the age and gender of people going in and out of participating bars. user dear sir check them to see how crowded the bar is and check the male to female ratio. in say they don't want to be tracked and about ten bars have dropped out of the progra

canada. he told us how the sport caught his eye. ♪ >> we are here in montreal. am an extremely unicycle is. -- unicyclist. ♪ i started 10 years ago. we were doing circus activities in the elementary school. a couple of years later, i started to get into it any more extreme way. i discovered that i was not the only one doing it. i started to look on the internet and found videos and that is how i got into it. ♪ it started and the circus about 100 years ago. people were dry -- were jumping over obstacles. i do it more street riding. being creative with what is around us and the city. -- in the city. mostly on the internet, there is a big forum. we exchanged tips. most of the people are on that website. it has taken me to new zealand, then to san francisco, los angeles, now i am flying to italy. in madison, wisconsin, i match the current world record. since i matched the world record, it has been beaten again by the same guy. in the future, i would like to compete. we can still invent tracks, we can be creative. the feeling you get is really different from a bicycl