groups that's how about it is exact will people say nova scotia is a beautiful place i'm not going to eat on the planet i've been if you stayed on canada seems like a very lovely location but yet it seems like there are other islands where if you're actually looking to develop and build to there they might be more well suited to if you're looking solely for the status of saying you own a greek island you can call yourself a shipping magnate or whatever you want you might want to still stick with greece there are a lot of those islands on the market they're selling for cheaper than they used to so anywhere else people should be looking for islands well i'm going to say canada i'm going to go bullish on can of them totally into canada but again it depends exact i mean if you're looking for glorious sands maybe kind of that's not the place for you you might want to look towards bermuda bermuda or me the two yeah i would never say no to someone buying me an island and i mean i'm not going to refuse it yet you know that we will not work for using an island we'll take it but i don't think i

we go to a place like nova scotia instead because greek bureaucracy is still so bad that even though they might need the money that would be generated by a venture like this it's just going to be too difficult it's going to give you too much of a headache and ultimately it's not worth you to do your vacation destination in nova scotia bridge that's how about it is great exact will people say nova scotia is a beautiful place i'm not going to get on the can and i would if you stayed on canada seems like a very lovely location but yet it seems like there are other islands where if you're actually looking to develop and build to there they might be more well suited to if you're looking solely for the status of saying you own a greek island you can call yourself a shipping magnate or whatever you want you might want to still stick with greece there are a lot of those islands on the market they're selling for cheaper than they used to so anywhere else people should be looking for islands well i'm going to say canada i'm going to go bullish on can of them totally into canada but again it de

if you ever take a vacation to latin america you see the bank of nova scotia.report on friday. wait until after the quarter in the hope you can buy the stock into weakness. the canadian banks have not been reacting well to earnings so far, so take that as a warning. and bank of montreal, bmo, reported yesterday and they got slammed. even they were beat on the earnings and they announced a substantial buy back. they saw an increase in loan losses in canada and the united states, and the trading business was weaker. i think they made some mistakes in lending. right now the stock might be terrific after the week's over. we'll look through the ones that make the playoffs. for a big brand name franchise, go with royal bank of canada. it's kind of the goldman sachs or jp morgan of the great white north, but it's a bit riskier because it's focused on capital markets. here's the thing, they report tomorrow morning. so this is a case where you just have to wait and see what happens. maybe we're not in this for the quarter. maybe it gets hit, now you can buy with a bette

widespread storm is threatening to cause problems for christmas travelers from texas all the way up to nova scotia. right now the midwest is seeing a dangerous combination of ice and snow. ice coated roads today in topeka, kansas, created dangerous driving conditions and the conditions deteriorating as conditions change to snow. in northern parts of the country, they could see up to a foot of snow. >>> people gathered in oakland today to celebrate the life ofi high winds last month. there was a ceremony of appreciation for the downed eucalyptus tree. it brought down the 150-year-old 120-foot tall tree. the plans are underway to refuse the tree to demonstrate oakland history and other projects. >> we are going to create a new garden, a workshop garden, and it's a mini amphitheater, and we are going to use these logs as benches. >> the city is getting business to remove the best of the tree. it's going to remain on site through the end of the year. >>> we talked about the rest of the country and the high winds in oakland some weeks ago, and our meteorologist here to talk about what is happening here

to 18 inches of snow locally across portions of maine on into new brunswick and new finland and nova scotia. traveling along i-95 there, be careful. behind the system, winds are picking up a bit. boston and portland, we are looking at some additional rainfall across of the southeast. ton warnings were issued across the carolinas. today looking at scattered showers from jacksonville down to miami. back to you, richelle. >> all right, jalila, thank you very much. thank you for watching al jazeera. ism richelle carey. "listening post" is next. we leave you with some of the sights and sounds of nelson mandela's funeral. [ music ] [ music ] [ music ] >> the young man seven decades ago grew into a mighty leader. [ music ] >> you brought a new world into being and taught us to live as citizens. [ music ] today, mingled with our grief is the enormous pride that one of our own has, during his lifetime, and now in your death, united the people of south africa and the entire world on a scale never before experienced in history. [ music ] maduro,. >> hello, i'm richard gisburg and you're at the listeni

anyway tears home province of nova scotia he's also taking steps to fight cyber bullied. it argues that as they show you a gold stripe are scanned in the justice department and it's made up of my investigators. each an expert in dealing with bullying. was former police officers and a probation officer. when it became toward different report a case. he investigates. since it was closed in september. the team had seen thinking about fifty points they can get a court order to track down nine mr rosters and websites the investigators would be otherwise contain your ip address from the network provider. one of the first step is to send a message warning attacker to stop bullying. failure to comply could it be too weak to confiscation of cell phones and computer it. or even a fine of five thousand dollars we had many challenges in the past were hoping to change that to make him to show that cyber bullying is socially unacceptable that very socially harmful. on its education is also necessary many canadians colts have study program that is scary to hyperbole. at first around the

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and eventually will move its way towards nova scotia. once it does that, it's going tap into that arctic air out of the central plains, drive it all the way through the mid-atlantic and it's going to be cold. so, as we look at new year's eve, we're absent any big storms, but the big story is going to be those temperatures. look how cold it's going to be. in addition to the cold, there's going to be a lot of wind associated with it, as well. david? >> mike wankum, thank you. >>> and now to the other major story developing at this hour, the one overseas. a major terror attack in russia. and it comes just weeks now before the winter games. a surveillance camera capturing the moment a suicide bomber targets a train station, that fiery blast there and the smoke that follows. inside, the portrait now emerging. a scene of total destruction. at least 16 lives lost. and this was the aftermath. the victims, the police tape. russian authorities have said the winter olympics will be the safest ever. but this comes as those games now approach. tonigh

. >> with nearly 600 washington homes levelled in the nova scotia tornado, 400 were damaged. city crews continue clearing away tonnes of the twisted metal and wood left by the storm. some neighbourhoods look like war zones, others are recovering as residents repair roofs and storm damage from money. >> come on in. >> all right. >> insurance agent roger hickman says 270 of his customers have gotten money for their claims. most of that money has been for minor damage, destroyed vehicles and living expenses. final settlements on properties that need it be rebuilt could take weeks or months. >> the contractor needs to know which house they'll build. the state will need to be okay and a meeting of the mind as to what type of hope and how much it will cost. >> there could be a bild card for washington, since the tornado hit to winter, months of cold, wet weather could make it hard to build this the same spot comspring. the weather could damage foundations exposed to the elements. >> washington's planning and development director is warning residents about the threat. >> there's rea

that goal is at least a step closer because of nova scotia's nuclear agreement, including lifting sanctions on the car industry. the plan is removing the sanctions, we go to the direction to remove all weakness point of industry. not just purchasing mass parts from the foreigners. >> iran's main partners pulled out of the auto industry in 2012. it followed a ban on trading with tehran's car-building sector. at its peak in 2011 iran produced 1.7 million cars annually. this year the government says production dropped by almost 40%. while iran wants to reclaim what it lost, so, too, do the foreign partners. but iran's mentality changed since sanctions hit. >> during this time the industry was not silence. of course, they went to the other sources, and - which was not originally as guys as before. >> this self-reliance was tough. last year they deported 95 million parts. less than two years ago. but the country is determined not to rely on import like it did in the past. >> according to figures, the industry laid off 100,000 workers because of sanctions and the bad economy. what sanctions relie

. >>> and a storm with a 2,000-mile footprint threatening holiday travel plans from texas to nova scotianseasonably warm temperatures, especially where it's snow, ice and threat of tornadoes. nasty weather affecting millions of people. hundreds of flights canceled in the last major travel weekend before the christmas holiday. >>> i'm harris faulkner. now right back to "justice" with judge jeanine. >>> why is the obama administration always apology apologizing to other countries who absolutely hate us? why do we endlessly apologize for our belief system? what we stand for, who we are and what we do. exhibit a. an indian national a deputy counsel general is a subject of united states department of justice civil rights investigation along with a state's department. the diplomat is charged with evading united states laws for employees after trying to pay the housekeeper thousands less than what's required. she is arrested, given several hours to make phone calls, offered food and then taken to jail. where she is fully searched in a private setting by a female u.s. marshal. the government of

warm air to the sulked, the jet stream that energized this storm stretches all the way up across nova scotia, across the atlanta and eventually, it's moving across the atlantic where you can see ireland and the united kingdom, two places that are going to be dealing with a powerful storm and, of course, the next 24 to 36 hours. this storm as the energy the jet stream is tracking underneath it will get extra spin. this low pressure will move to the north of the island, getting winds anywhere from 30 to 50 miles an hour potential gusts currently looking at these anywhere from 50 to 80 miles an hour. so the amount of rainfall -- they have been quite a bit across ire land and the u.k. we are expecting more flooding for you and we are already seeing that ran move just onto the coastline. the strongest winds on the coast, but that rain hitting parts and will track across other parts of europe in the next few days. our big concern looking at europe while they are getting the bulk of the energy that we just dealt with in the southeast. jonathan? >> thanks, rebecca. time for sports mark morgan is her

operating ratio and the free cash flow, and we very much like their tri-coastal footprint, from nova scotia to british columbia, and north/south down into the gulf of mexico. and we also like -- it's not just oil -- the supplies, in and out of the shale reasons, focused on sand. and in fracking, sand is the new gold. canadian international spending 6 million, 8 million to up grade the network to ship more sand out, so that's another kicker. also, their exposure to the ports in western canada. china is now the biggest importer of crude, and that also plays into canadian national in terms of their ability to ship crude to the western ports in canada. >> just a real quick question on canadian national. the stock's had this huge runoff september, from 48 to where it is now, in the mid-50s. trading at 15 times next year. you think they can actually expand that number, you think the top line will grow a lot for 2014? >> you know, we're very long-term oriented trying to look out three to five years, and you're right, on a current basis, it's not particularly cheap. but the stock recently split two

had he tell us that your nova scotia nations differ -- that your negotiations differ from other peace talks? conditions are completely different. the country is completely different. the military correlation is completely different. the conditions that we put to start negotiations are completely different. administration, they toared an area for the farc be there. not be onee would centimeter of our territory clear for them. experience with that example. -- we had a bad expense with that example. we would not -- we will negotiate under the principle of nothing is agreed until everything is agreed. this has been a well-planned process compared to others that were not asked well-planned and the results are there. >> you referred to your predecessor who has been critical of your administration, especially in dealing with farc. can you please explain your response to his criticism? >> no. i prefer to dedicate my time to better things. [laughter] y where the talks being held in havana? cuba, they gave our counterparts more confidence. worriede extremely about their own security. when i sai

troops and they have the ships and that is how i understand they were fed by the ships coming from nova scotiahy did they stay in boston? they could've gone up the north shore and they could've gone down this floor -- south shore. they could've gone around charles town. why did they stay? >> that's a very good question and one that the british asked immediately after bunker hill. they said hey what are we doing here? boston is not a strategically placed city when it comes to caring on what is obviously award. very quickly after bunker -- bunker hill age made this suggestion we should reform and free lunch and invasion of america to the south, perhaps new york and that is exactly where they would go that summer. the parliament, the british ministry of. with them so by the end of that summer at the decision had been made that they were going to evacuate boston anyway. that is one of the great ironies the british had decided to leave there was no need to attack but of course the americans did not know this. prior to all of this the british had made an attempt to sort of show there might. they had

cnn affiliate k-cal-tv identified it as a business partner who ran a high performance shop nova scotiaboth men were drivers on the race team. the pair left a charity event for walker's organization reach out world wide. an eerie end for an actor whose contrary was launched by the high octane movie franchise about illicit street racing. walker's love of speed both on and off the set was well known. he spoke to cnn in 2001 about making "the fast and the furious" and life imitating art. >> i bought a nissan spec imported from japan t. steering swheel on the right-hand side. >> are you a led foot? >> yeah, i raise it fully. >> reporter: walker's new film hours about a father struggling through hurricane katrina is do you out this month. he leaves behind his 15-year-old daughter meadow and will be remembered for the passion he brought to everything he did. >> it's just amazing the things that i have seen the things i have done the people i met in that short period of time, it's just i don't ever want it to end. >> we are still waiting on an official identification from the coroner's office