mr. harper recently told business leaders he thinks the united states won't be a forecast growing economy for years and canada should change the entire mindset about even doing business with us. when you've lost canada, you've got a problem. >> you sure do. they are out beating us on economic policy. >> miss to all women's college in california which this week pulled an invitation for conservative columnist george will to appear at the program at xrips which is designed to bring alternative viewpoints to scripps because this lieads to better educational experience. a column earlier this summer, the stance towards limited government and cultural common sense is making itself ludicrous. >> this is a -- people who kidnap all of the woman, they are stale on the rampage. they burned down 180 christian churches with the killing that goes with it. boko haram, the fight is not only in iraq, it is elsewhere in the world. >> thanks to all of you for watching, i'm paul gigot. hope to see you here next week. >>> u.s. forces hoping to stop a massacre with fresh air strikes overnight and today. the piv

mr. harper, i am here today for the same reason that i was almost a month ago. going back to 2009, the sfmt, director as well as the mayor's city and county of san francisco, started appointing cronies to the sfmta taxi commission or taxi services authority or agency. and they have been advising you on the taxing matters on this construction project. people with no capacity whatsoever, in the taxi business and the attorneys from the mayor attorney office payroll some of them are in and out of substance abuse tanks on a monthly basis and have been giving you advice on what to do with the taxi business in the city and county of san francisco and on a transbay, joint power authority and i am here to tell you that i have started an investigation with the civil service commission. and to how the sfmta hires for the taxi business, as well as their own personnel and i have asked for an investigation of the civil service hiring practices of san francisco and almost how every department in this city can bypass the merit system and the civil service system to pick the pol

mr. harper says the attack shows that canada is not immune to terrorist. and ottawa's mayor agrees. >> i think for too many year, we, you know, thought of ourselves as immune from some of the international global terrorism. and obviously, a situation like this, we had another soldier killed two days ago in the province of quebec. it is worrisome. you know, at the same time, we don't want to turn parliament hill into a fortress. we pride ourselves on having a very open, accessible, approachable government in a democratic setting. but at the same time, these kinds of incidents are going to happen, and we have to be prepared for them. >> ottawa's mayor talking to our anderson cooper there a little earlier. canada raised its terror alert level earlier this week. for a look at what's going on here. c fl n's security analyst and former cia operative robert behr join us from washington. dpung there was a possible link to the attack and how does any nation protect itself from lone wolf attacks of this nature. >> they'll look at isis groups in canada and the united

mr. harper, the prime minister. this was a real plot. we just saw on monday, as mentioned, that two troops were run down by someone. >> that's right. >> who claim, who was connect today isis. >> with the car. >> that's right, killed one. >> sites appear to be the tarring of this wave. isis has spoken openly. al quaida has spoken openly. >> the minute i saw this yesterday, okay, i know why they did this, because can did's joining the fight against isis. >> the air strike. >> should we jump top that conclusion? >> absolutely. the canadiens have. and again, they are seeing this very clearly, because they've been monitoring the problem, the man who did the murder yesterday had his passport pulled. because they considered him part of what is now being called jihad tourism. people who leave either canada or the us, great great britain , over to fight for isis. >> and then come back. >> exactly. >> come back, there is a whole new set of problems, because they're not any less pacified, they're much angrier, they've got new capability, new friend

mr. harper mention did the terrorism word. >> fellow canadians, in the days to come, we will learn more about the terrorist and any accomplices he may have had. but this week's events are a grim reminder that canada is not immune to the types of terrorist attacks we have seen elsewhere around the world. >> kane aidian prime minister stephen harper speaking earlier this evening. the first victim has been named t 24-year-old nathan cirillo, who according to his facebook page is an outdoorsman, an enthusiast for keeping fit and loved animals. a shooter has also been named. now, the police are still not necessarily linking the death of the shooter inside the parliament building to the death of nathan cirillo. the shooter was make he will zehav-bibeau, 32 years old. it is reported he was well known to the federal authorities, he had a criminal record in quebec and vancouver and he was on a watch list. people of ottawa and canada will be relieved that the momento momentousents of wednesday have come to an ends, and they will get some sleep tonight. it may not be very sound sleep because there are m

mr. hill harper. [applause] >> hey, everybody. this is a very important panel, and i know that it is friday afternoon at around 3:00 o'clock at the time the that folks get a little sleepy. but this is a panel where we need everyone to be engaged. because this is a panel about life and death and about issues that i take extremely seriously. first of all, i want to dedicate this panel to the late chuck stone was renowned for using the law to fight against police brutality. and he and effort to not have them beaten by the police, if they showed up with scars after they were turned over to police custody, he wrote about it in the newspaper the next day. he has chosen to hold others accountable and that is in part today what we are going to talk about. oftentimes i find that politics can meander and i really want this panel to focus on what i'm i am going to do and what you were going to do and who are we going to choose to hold accountable and what steps we will take in terms of our energy to do that. most of the panelists are holding

mr. speaker. >> canadian prime minister stephen harper will talk more about his plan for combating isis on monday when he and his cabinet will take questions from members of the house of commons. we will have that live at 2:15 p.m. eastern on c-span. it is being reported that texas congressman ralph hall has been hospitalized following a car accident. the 91-year-old lawmaker is the oldest serving member of congress in one of two remaining world war ii veterans in the house. he is currently being treated at a medical center in texas. in about 35 minutes we will be live from montana for the first and only scheduled debate between the candidates running ,or montana's only house the john lewis and ryan xing key. the debate comes courtesy of the montana television network. until then, a look at some of the governors races this election cycle from "washington journal. host: next up we will talk with james hohmann a reporter for politico about the group -- gubernatorial races then highway safety and trucking regulations. host: our next guest is james hohmann a reporter for politico to talk about vulner

mr. speaker, that work which is already underway, will be expedited. >> on monday, harper introduced an anti-terrorismmeasure that was to have been unveiled the same day as the ottawa attack. the measure includes a bolstering of information-sharing with foreign intelligence agencies. in an appearance before lawmakers, the head of the royal canadian mounted police, bob paulson, also called for greater authority to detain and monitor suspects, saying the standards for evidence should be lowered. >> for more we are joined by two guests. in ottawa, ihsaan gardee is executive director of the national council of canadian muslims, which helped publish a guide book titled, "united against terrorism: a collaborative effort towards a secure, inclusive and just canada." and in victoria, british columbia we are joined by harsha walia, a social justice activist, founder of no one is illegal, and author of the book, "undoing border imperialism." let' ottawa to ihsaan gardee. can you talk about the attack and the response to it? >> thank you for having me on the show. the attack came as a shock to everyone, includin

harper has evacuated and is safe. if you can field this question first, mr. guinty, have you been getting information otherwise, that perhaps there may be a connection to monday's hit-and-run in which a soldier was hit and killed by a recently radicalized extremist? >> not at all. no information has been available to me to suggest that there's any kind of a connection and for me personally it's reminiscent of i think what took place on the morning of 9/11. it was a lot of confusion. information is hard to piece together and i was meeting with officials in the u.s. and it reminds me of the confusion at the time i was there to say what was happening next and there was a lot of fear as there is here now right across the city and in the country. >> i have a picture put up. that is, the first picture that's come out adjacent to the ambulance is the soldier who was wounded. i believe this is the soldier wounded at the war memorial. there were two uniformed guards at the war memorial. that's when this began at 10:00 eastern. one was shot. before he took off and made

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mr. might refer to that in his speech as well. -- the prime minister might refer to that in his speech as well. we are standing by for stephen harper and his address to the nation. we are told to expect a 15 minute to 20 minute statement in english and french, with identical content. following the prime minister's remarks, we will be hearing from the leader of the m.v.p.. yetre standing by, not just -- we are very close to hearing from the prime and mr. canada. minister of canada. we are told 40 seconds. we can see the prime minister is in place. this is about to happen. he is about to deliver statement to the canadian people on the events that have transpired in ottawa today, the death of a canadian soldier at the national and an attacker shot and killed in the hallways. the prime minister will be responding to canadians, talking to canadians about what transpired today. lets listen. >> my fellow canadians. weekhe second time this there has been a brutal, violent attack on our soil. today, our thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of the corporal. he was killed today, murdered in cold blood, as he provided a ceremon

steven harper praised the vote saying we do not take the step lightly.threat posed by isil is real. if left unchecked, the situation mrgrow and grow quickly. of course this says nothing for the people of kobani under siege. we'll have more with arwa damon in about ten minutes. >>> this morning, london on edge. scotland yard arresting four men on tuesday on suspicion of planning an act of terrorism. officials are offering no details or specifics on what the four all in their 20s allegedly were planning. mike, do officials believe there's a link here to islamic terror groups like isis? >> certainly, that seemed the case. this is related to islamic terrorism. they say these four men are suspected of either preparing or instigating acts of terrorism. that's why they were arrested. they've been held for now over 24 hours. the question still continues. the police won't give us further information about what these men may have done. however, what the police chief here has said is that their arrest has links going back to iraq and syria. and the implication there that could be isis. because it is iraq and syria. uk right now

harper who says the company will not be intimidated by terrorists. >> our law and powers need to be strengthened. they need to be much strengthened. i assure you mrre already underway will be expedited. >> reporter: work getting done after surillo was killed. michael hadibo is being called the lone suspect in the attack. >> we do show some association with individuals who may have shared his radical views. >> reporter: wednesday's shoes shoes -- shooting comes after a man ran over another in quebec killing him. the obama administration says the neighboring countries must work together on combating terrorism. >> canada is one of our closest allies, partners and friends in the world and we stand shoulder to shoulder with them in solidarity. >> reporter: the men spopl -- the men responsible for the two attacks were born in canada and recently converted to islam. >> reporter: police officers in oakland tonight went under cover as waiters but it was all in the name of charity. kinkade's restaurant in john london square set the scene for this year's tip a cop benefiting special olympics of northern california. officers served up great time along with t

harper laid a wreath at the location. >>> our laws and police powers need to be strengthened in the area of surveillance detention and arrest. they need to be much strengthened. i assure you, mreaker, that work which is already under way will be expedited. >> cnn is all over this story with reporters in ottawa as well as washington, d.c. our chris cuomo, "new day" anchor is at the war memorial where corporal nathan cirillo was killed yesterday. chris, what an ordeal for ottawa yesterday. it went on for hours and hours. they feared for a while there might be more suspects. this was happening in a city that is not used to this kind of chaos in any way. what is the mood there today? >> it's certainly sad, mixed with shock, john. you say it perfectly. this place has had four homicides in the last calendar year four. think about that in terms of -- it bespeaks virtue crime is not present. they have a good handle of it. something like this is upsetting in every way imaginable. you can see behind us they still have the place set up for sol solemnity here. they're no longer working the forensics of the area though it's still taped off. this entire story, this entire situation is abou

canadian prime minister steven harper spoke in the house of commons today about his country's role in combating isis. 20 minutes. over ministers, they honorable prime minister. >> mr. speaker, in recent months, the international community has been virtually unanimous in its indignation and concerns with the rise of this state.ed islamic >> the self-proclaimed caliphate. launch a terrorist jihad not merely against the a global basis. indeed, it has specifically canadians,nada and urging supporters to attack, canadians inieving any matter. vowing that we should not feel in our homes. >> it would be easy to minimize statements like that, saying they're just being made by weren't fors, if it the fact that isil isle acting on these words. >> shockingly, isil's words are matched by its actions. territory isil has occupied, it has conducted a campaign of unspeakable against the most innocent of people. beheadedrtured and children. it has raped and sold women into slavery. minorities,htered captured prisoners and innocent civilians, whose only crime is being or thinking differently from isil. by late last summer, isil stood on the brink of genocideg large-scale in norther

harper will turn six. in one week on october 13, my isabella, middle grand daughter, will turn 10. y grand daughter savannah 25.ned 12 on july now, mr. president, i think it as 11 days ago that you became a grandfather. right? [cheers and applause] 7:03, charlotte came into this world. now, i talk about my grandson. another 84 years -- -- then he might very well see the next century. be it is possible he would 92 years old. years old ould be 85 plus three months in the next on ury would very well be us. i'm up here for that generation, for your generation, and i'm up here for our generation because we have to in washington. we surely got this started. you know what the republicans did one year ago -- and i like in honor of my three grandchildren, first of all the birthdays, they shut down 16 days. asn't that nice of them in honoring the three grandchildren. hat was a travesty and wrong and that was not something this government to do. government is supposed to work that is what we did for 24 years at little rock city hall. shut down because we disagreed. we found a way to make things happen. things i'm of the proudest of in the 24 y

harper will turn 6. in one week on october 13, my granddaughter isabela, middle granddaughter will turn 10. my granddaughter save ana turned -- savannah turned 12 in july. mr. president, i think it was 11 days ago that you became a grandfather, right? [cheers and applause] september 26 at 7:03, charlotte came into this world. now, i talk about my grandson. if he lives another 86 years, then he might very well see the next century, and it's possible, eed be 91 years. -- he'd be 91 years old. now charlotte would be 85 years old and three months in the next century. i'm up here for that generation. i'm up here for your generation and i'm up here for our generation because we've got to make changes in washington. we surely got it start it. you know what the government did, what the republicans did one year ago, and i'd like to say in honor of my three grandchildren, they shut down for 16 days. now wasn't that nice of them in honoring those three grandchildren, the two of whom had birthdays? we can't let that happen. that was a travesty. government is supposed to work for you and that's what we did for 24 years in north little rock city hall. we didn't shut dow

harper will turn 6. in one week on october 13, my granddaughter isabela, middle granddaughter will turn 10. my granddaughter save ana turned -- savannah turned 12 in july. mr. president, i think it was

his facebook page, harper said we're not going to be intimidated by this so the implication is there is an attempt at intimidation but of course we don't know. we don't know what mr. zehaf-bibeau's ultimate problem was. >> canada was on a heightened state of alert after that monday attack, correct? >> guest: yes. well, not precisely. tuesday after the monday attack, police announced they had raised the level of alertness to medium nationally. that apparently happened last week before the attack. on parliament hill, the level was already at medium and, which to me was not very high. i mean, you can walk right up to the front door. parliament building with explosives and no one would stop you until you got to the front door and there's no big security at the front door. just a few guards checking your accreditation and from there, 100 feet to where the prime minister was. not like capitol hill and congress where first of all you have no chance of getting vehicles in. now they put the posts up here in parliament so the vehicles can't get in as easily as before and on capitol hill, the capitol building, the congress is so much -- the how was representatives and the c

harper, will turn six. in one week, on october 13th, my granddaughter, isabella, middle grand daughter, will turn 10. my granddaughter savannah, turned, she turned 12 on july 25th. now, mr. president, i think it was 11 days ago that you became a grandfather, right? [cheers and applause] september 26th, at 7:30, charlotte, came into this world. now, i talk about my grand son, if he lives another 84, 84 years, no, 86 years, then he might very well see the next century many. and it's possible, he would be 91 years old, now, charlotte, she would be, what, 85 years old, plus three months. in the next century, would very well be on us. so i'm up here, for that generation, i'm up here for your generation and i'm up here for our generation because we've got to make changes in washington. we surely get this started. [cheers and applause] what republicans did one year ago, i like to say in honor of twomy two grandchildren in honor of them with birthdays, they shut down 16 days. wasn't that in honor for the two of them that had birthdays. we can't let that happen. that was a travesty. that was wrong. that was not this government is to do. government is supposed to work for you. th

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his facebook page, harper said we're not going to be intimidated by this so the implication is there is an attempt at intimidation but of course we don't know. we don't know what mr. zehaf-bibeau's ultimate problem was. >> canada was on a heightened state of alert after that monday attack, correct? >> guest: yes. well, not precisely. tuesday after the monday attack, police announced they had raised the level of alertness to medium nationally. that apparently happened last week before the attack. on parliament hill, the level was already at medium and, which to me was not very high. i mean, you can walk right up to the front door. parliament building with explosives and no one would stop you until you got to the front door and there's no big security at the front door. just a few guards checking your accreditation and from there, 100 feet to where the prime minister was. not like capitol hill and congress where first of all you have no chance of getting vehicles in. now they put the posts up here in parliament so the vehicles can't get in as easily as before and on capitol hill, the capitol building, the congress is so much -- the how was representatives and the c