between acadia and what is the province of new brunswick. there's no clear boundary. in the early 1750s, the french established a couple of forts here. some acadians living in the area, most wanted nothing to do with the conflict. they wanted to keep their land. they would be willing, british subjects, that they were allowed to be neutral and respected in religion. the british authority, governor lawrence, governor shirp lee in massachusetts and the men of massachusetts said now is the time to strike at acadia. what can we do there? >> if we push out the front, it will be settles there. it's car time. the enny cannot be trusted. the key to the expulsion was the new england invasion assisted and of course, the new englanders were coming to nova scotia. they were to making war against the french forts in the border region. that was what was occurring. if those attacks were sufficiently thep they could go about a wimp pi dog and only physical the fax were sufficiently. it was wartime again. sure new the new england men, they had some british ships assisting them. they to

on this isthmus between acadia and what is today the province of new brunswick. it wasn't called that then. this was part of trench canada. this was under british rule. there's no clear boundary in the early 1750s, the french establish a couple of forts here. some acadians, the minority living in the area assist the french. most of the acadians wanted nothing to do with the conflict. they want to stay out. they wanted to keep their land. they would be willing british subjects if they were allowed to be neutral and respected in religion. the british authorities, governor lawrence, governor shirley in massachusetts, and the men of massachusetts said now is the time to strike at acadia and nova scotia. what can we do there? if we push out the french, we will settle there. the land will be ours. it's wartime. the enemy cannot be trusted. and so the key to the expulsion was the new england invasion assisted and, of course, the new englanders were coming to nova scotia which was british territory but they were to making war against the french forts in the border region

>> new brunswick, canada. >> is this a little bizarre? >> different., little different. >> a little different here, but it is great. >> where are you from? >> canada. >> you having a good time? >> i am. it is great. >> are you having a good time? >> great time. >> where are you from? >> florida. >> okay. good. florida. so what have you got? a big mountain of people and probably more than they have ever had before, all up and down duvall street, and down at the wharf, there is a three-masted schooner when the pirate winch drops and of course, what would you expect from key west and wonderful night, anderson, and terrific weather and sushi 30 minutes away. anderson, and kathy. >> all right. thank you, john, very much. my favorite year was the year that sushi was lowered and there was a technical malfunction, and they -- >> yes, it was in danger. >> and we took a live shot that she was crawling on the roof to the bar. >> that is the life of a drag queen, because in key west, there is moisture and your hair frizzes, and i can't wait to go to tulsa or wichi

. >>> in new brunswick, new jersey, the pretrial hearing for former rutgers student darren rabi gets underway today. you'll remember he's accused of that hate crime and the cyber bullying of his roommate, tyler clemente. he later died of suicide. rabi turned down a plea deal. >>> in nome alaska the fuel transfer is complete. took a tanker with the help of the u.s. coast guard 11 days to get through the sea ice. they finally reached the city to make the 1.3 million gallon fuel delivery. >>> well, if you missed last night's southern republican presidential debate, you missed some serious fireworks. don't worry, we've got you covered. . all the replays straight ahead. . >>> checking top stories now. six u.s. marines have lost their lives after their held copter crashed in southern afghanistan. taliban claiming responsibility but nato says the cause of the crash is likely mechanical, not enemy fire. >>> rescue workers have suspended their search off the "costa concordia" after the cruise ship moved. italian authorities are trying to decide when to call off the search for survivors and st

the beltway in montgomery county, hitting the breaks at new hampshire avenue, delays continue as you make your way towards georgia avenue. brunswick, a 12-minute delay. penn north, train 400, a 26 minute delay. and the 505, a 32-minute delay. >>> metro's new silver line may not make a stop at dulles after all. according to "the washington examiner" the airport authority is thinking about eliminating the stop altogether. instead riders would have to get along route 28 in fairfax county and then take a bus or light rail train another mile and a half to the airport. that move could save about $70 million. most airport authority members say they oppose eliminating the dulles station. >>> today a former mt. rainier police officer will learn his fate nearly two months after pleading guilty to attempted murder. gene gillette was said to have lured a man to his capital heights home last july. once there, they say gillette tried to sexually assault the man and shot him when he tried to get away. gillette is a former two-time officer of the year and an iraq war veteran. >>> a d.c. police sergeant is on administra administrative leave this m

brunswick to china, that is how we grow our partnership. i want to thank you for growing our exports and creating new jobs. working together, we've eliminated $6 billion in budget shortfalls, not by raising taxes, but reforming government and reducing spending. we turned two massive budget deficits into nearly $1 billion in surpluses during the last two years. [ applause ] >> and i would say these are all collective, bipartisan accomplishments. virginia is charting a fiscally responsible course to a brighter future. but, ladies and gentlemen, it is no time for victory laps. our global economy is still uncertain. the actions of the government are still unpredictable. the unemployment rate is still unacceptable. this is not a status quo period in the life of americans and virginians. i suggest this should not be the status quo session for the virginia general assembly. i can't ask you to fix every problem in the short time we have together this session. i can ask you to fix some big ones. we must do more to spur private sector job creation. we must reform our pension system now

new york and d.c. much improved in the midwest where temperatures are soaring near 40s. tomorrow, kansas city hits 60 degrees. so much for winter. if you're watching us on wch 6 on portland, maine, in brunswick take a rare glimpse into bowdoin college museum of art for your "early today" event of the day. >> cool. thanks, bill. >>> now here's an early look at this morning headlines in entertainment. reports say kaits katy perry is leaning on rihanna after her split from russ willing brand. they are planning a girl getaway trip to mexico. brand never took rihanna new democrat any moore will be in a porn film about linda lovelace. >>> and kristin brought her boyfriend two vintage guitars. >>> in a movie raising eyebrows, selma hayek has been named a knight by france's president. hayek's is the ceo of a french company. >>> finally, whether or not you believe lady gaga followed a master plan for success called madonna there's at least one material girl direction she will not go in is acting. she insists she's just a musician. i don't know if i believe that. >> everyone wants to act, be in the movies. >> not only, that i'm sure she gets offers all the time. exactly. >>> this now comes to us from

brunswick east train, 872. back to you. >> thanks. >>> 6:23. 41 degrees ahead. the new talk this morning of a tax hike. >>> plus, grunting gripes. what's being done to make ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine a pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a pnc performance select checking account and get up to 1.75% cash back for just about every purchase. learn more and apply today at pnc.com/cashbuilder. pnc bank. for the achiever in you. "and what do you do?" "oh, i sell insurance like no one else." "oh, that's nice." "thank you." now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> golden globes are like the oscars but without all that esteem. >> actors who attended the golden globes can breathe a little easier. ricky gervais says he is finished hosting that awards show. gervais has ruled out hosting again next year, saying he wants to go out on a high note. he hosted the show the past three years. >>> a grunting crackdown in tennis. >> unh! >> unh! >> quite distracting. fans and some players have complained to the world tennis association that the shrieks and grunts are just gett

brunswick lines. metro subway on time. the 46 bus is operating with a delight. i am at kurt kronke. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. we have some good newse seven-day forecast. first we say good morning to ava marie. has found an interesting story. >> what we're talking about is not appropriate for children. a horror film. this is the place to be on a friday night. a live on eastern avenue near patterson park and talking to the people who made this film. it is an interesting concept. i will talk to the director first. >> the film follows two micro brewers. anyone who drinks the brew suffers a demise." >> you guys use a lot of creative make up and no special effects. >> there are tons of special a feffects. they knocked it out of the park. t a very ambitious, low-budget film. >> how long did it take to pull this together? >> we started shooting in july of 2010 and finished the edit in august of 2011. we shot about 22 days. >> you help to make this werewolf head. this is incredible. >> we did about 50 onscreen deaths. lots of fun and creative ways to die by killer beer. >> the movie is showing this friday night and it is rated r. this has

new hampshire. host: our first call comes from brunswick, maine, on our line for republicans.aller: i'm a republican and in support of sarah palin. i am looking at ron paul. i'm the father and grandfather. i recently saw this youtube thing of ron paul predictions. we have a caucus here in maine. i am going the way of ron paul because there are some things you don't get out of the mainstream media. that is just my comment. thanks. host: your thoughts on his comments? guest: one of the reasons that the rlc national endorsed ron paul is they believe him to be the most consistent conservative, the most consistent supporter of liberty. he is the one that understands our economic situation has been talking about it for years. he has predicted a lot of our economic woes because he understands the federal reserve and are mont -- monetary policy. he really has been a consistent defender of traditional american values in that way. they have recognized that and i love going back and looking at old ron paul videos because he says the same thing now that he said 20 years ago. you cannot sa

brunswick lines. the 27 and 50's is diverting at roland park way. the 36 bus not stopping at washington and monroe. now back to ava marie. >> good morning. a new storm system on the way. we will see some changes after this moves through. the storm system is down to the south. you can see showers in arkansas and missouri and up into west virginia. lots of shades of green, yellow, and orange. that is rain. this is a mild storm and mostly a rain event. we could be mentioning the s- word as we get into the seven- day forecast. 23 in frederick. 34 in gaithersburg. a few areas could start below the freezing mark. you may have to allow some extra time to defrost your car. it is a mild morning for january. we will have a hard time warming up this afternoon as clouds increase. rain arriving after 1:00 p.m., and it could be heavy at times to the evening hours. temperatures will get into the 40's today. temperatures will be kept mild as we reach a low of 40 degrees around baltimore. the clouds increasing throughout the morning hour. by 2:00 p.m., you start to get the first age of the rain. it could start coming down as snow showers mixing in the with the

brunswick east. train number 870. metro and vre, both looking good at this time. back to you. >> thanks. >>> 6:02. new from overnight, a murder in palmer park, maryland, blocks from the prince george's county police headquarters. it happened in the 7700 block of bender road. police responded to a call for a shooting around 10:30 last night. when they arrived, they found a male victim. they took him to the hospital, and he died. police have not said if they have identified the shooter. >>> time may be running out for occupy d.c. protesters camped out at mcpherson square. d.c. mayor vincent gray sent a letter to the national parks service asking officials to evict those at the square and move them to a camp at freedom plaza. gray says the health department found deplorable conditions at mcpherson square because of a rat infestation. the mayor also asked for reimbursement to keep the camps on federal lands safe. >>> this morning a baby found alone in a tent at that occupy camp is waking up with her mother. police arrested samuel mack wednesday after he left the 13-month-old girl alone in a tent in the co

brunswick east, train number 870, 14 minutes. and train 841 with a five-minute delay. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> new from overnight, mitt romney's big secret revealed. he released his 2010 tax returns after midnight. they show he made more than $21 million in income last year and paid just over $3 million in taxes. that's a tax cut rate of 14%. that's less than half of what challenger newt gingrich paid. romney says his taxes became a distraction in south carolina, and it was a mistake not to have released them earlier. >>> just two days after his 12-point loss to gingrich in the south's first primary, mitt romney took a much more combative tone at the first debate in florida. romney attacked gingrich for what he called a lack of leadership. the speaker of the house. called him "influence pedlar." that was in reference to gingrich's time as a consultant for mortgage giant freddie mac. >> you said you were paid $300,000mac. as an historian. they don't pay people $25,000 a month for six years as historians. >> there's a point in this process where it gets unnecessarily personal and nasty. and that sai

the good news is, on 66, not seeing any accidents for you as you make your way east or head west. you're in the clear. and on the rails, a minor delay, about ten minutes on the brunswick east train, number 870. however, metro/vre aren't reporting delays at this time. back to you. >> thank you. >>> if you have a parking ticket in the district, now is the time to pay. there are just two weeks left in the city's ticket amnesty program. it allows people to pay only the face value of any ticket written before january 2010 without paying any late fees. payments can be made at the dmv, by phone, or on line through friday, january 27. >>> you won't save money on airline tickets these days. delta started a wave of fare hikes earlier this week. ticket prices jumped by as much as $20. usairways, southwest, airtran, american, and united quickly followed suit by matching fares. experts say the more expensive ticket are in response to rising fuel costs. consumers will also see a jump in advertised ticket prices by the end of the month. that's when new rules will force airlines to include taxes and fees in the prices they quote. lots of taxes and fees. >>> mercedes benz is apologizi