this is a town in north ontario.t does not look anything like it did before but i can smell it. ♪ i lived in this tent during the summer so i could be close to my chicken. i think that is why i was out there. my dad was very famous in canada. he was a great writer. this is the school they named after my dad. the golf course is being converted to a subdivision. this is the house after it was burned down. it was right here. isn't this beautiful? that is why you do not have to worry when you lose friends. they're still in your head, still in your heart. tavis: i have a photo in my office of willie nelson, john mellencamp, dave matthews, neil young, and me at the anniversary of farm aid. i was asked to be there hosting the anniversary tv special. i went to milwaukee, i do not know why i was asked. but this photo of me next to neil young is unbelievable. why your fascination all these years? you have done three projects. >> we did a country and western version, "heart of gold." that was a valentine to the grand old opry t

north traps the pulled in place. anywhere from a quarter of an inch to 1.6 in. of rainfall. not quite as school tomorrow will not rained heavily " pocket warmer tonight ontariochicago area cool air will be ours until we get sunshine and the picture on sunday warming up to the low 80s. fifties and forties across the metropolitan area temperatures in the month of april final day of may meteorological spring june tomorrow forecast rain fall heavy at times open areas along lake michigan. tomorrow rainfall lighter showers sprinkles in the afternoon. high temperature 63 degrees tomorrow. tomorrow night cloudy sprinkles will end. showers and scattered thunderstorms could develop in the afternoon mostly sunny and 81-82 degrees on sunday. extended outlook looks warmer insight that later. >> thank you tom skilling. the town that gave birth to popeye the sailor i was tempted to say that line popular cartoon character or originated cruisin' illinois and white house what happened when president obama hosted former president george w. bush? [ male announcer ] can febreze set & refresh make even this place smell fresh? [ facilitator ] what do you smell? takes me outdoors.

north america. >> the hunt for the ontario-born man has gone international, his photo now posted on interpol and an arrest warrant has been issued. but tracking magnotta down will be a challenge. >> the montreal police are going to be encouraging the authorities over there to post his picture up, get it into the media, get it out to the community, much like you would do here. >> investigators say body parts of the victim were sent through the mail. a severed foot was delivered to conservative party headquarters, a hand intercepted by canada, the torso found stuffed in a suitcase behind an apartment in montreal, then posted online, the graphic and disturbing video of what's believed to be the murder. the blood-stained mattress and couch seen in that video today being removed. this forensic psychiatrist says every violent act and subsequent action taken by the killer has been carefully planned. >> we wanted to do it, and you wanted it after he sends pieces of the body by purpose. he put that video available for people by purpose. >> this man says if the police don't catch the killer soon, others will

the largest producer of automobiles and automobile parts is ontario, canada in north america.hat do you mumping of it? how difficult would it be to transition from our current hep healthcare system to something like he is talking about? >> it's hard to imagine it happening in this country. the main reason is the political one. i think in this country, we are very uncomfortable with government-run anything. and the political backlash against this law which is not creating a government run system is a pretty good example of the way the discussion would be if we were talking about universal healthcare. but the other problem is that it would just create huge disruptions to the way that care is currently delivered. we have a system where hospitals and doctors are kind of private contract orders and they, you know, operate with their own -- in their own business parameters. we have this really large for-profit insurance system and for-profit pharmaceutical drug system. the idea we would tell those insurers, sorry, you are out of business tomorrow and tell these doctors, sorry, you k

north. thundershowers will likely remain in parts northeastern china throughout the day. heading over to the americas, we can see a cluster of clouds extending from ontarioown toward the texas panhandle. under the clouds we are seeing lots of active weather, lots thundershowers are occurring. we have reports of hail, the size of a ping-pong ball in kansas and gusty winds in the western corner of the great lakes region. the heaviest rain is coming down in and around minnesota. because rain has been falling over the past few days, lots of floods have been reported here. it looks like rain will move out of this region in the next 24 hours. that's definitely good news. ahead of the system, hot conditions are continuing. we have some footage coming out of new york city. this is taken on wednesday. the high hit 33 degrees. that's about 6 degrees above average for this time of year. people are enjoying playing in the water and basking in the sun. the record high for june in manhattan's central park is about 38 degrees. it hit the mark back in 196 and 1934. the peak of the heavy heat will be on thursday. look at this, getting up to 37 degrees in new york city. w

ontario, canada. for us we're seeing the heavier showers in pennsylvania. we've seen some showers push through generally north of us although west of town we still have light showers. the heaviest stuff from baltimore to the eastern shore. light showers scattered about along and west of route 15 and up toward northern loudoun county, frederick and i-81. it's muggy start. what about the commute this morning? i'll toss it over to monika samtani and let you know what you can expect. >>> we have quite a few issues. the list is growing with the wet road conditions. first of all i just got word of an accident on the northbound side of 295 at the 11th street bridge. some good news on the southbound side of the gw parkway for over an hour. park police have been dealing with a fallen tree at the exit for the c.i.a. building and they've been telling us it's been cleared up. also an accident southbound on the bw parkway right after route 202. that's going to affect your drive if you're trying to get into the northeast corridor. if you're planning to head over here on the beltway at oxon hill, all the southern maryland c