we have 69 narrow sur since -- 69 neurosurgeons in the province of ontario.of operating time a week. it is not that they do not want to see you. they are packed. i came down to the united states. i got diagnosed. within a week, i had everything in my hand. even the doctors at mayo clinic said, we will call doctors back in canada and get you treatment. i did return to canada, frantically trying to see someone. within three weeks, i came back to the united states and had surgery. neil: how much did it cost you? >> $97,000. neil: her story is a bit extreme, i hear from a number of people and it is unusual because most people in this country do not have that equivalent of wealth. >> obviously, there are lots of people who are falling through the cracks. the province of ontario said, 8000 people died in our province alone last year from not having properly managed chronic care and chronic diseases. we really have to look beyond some of the studies and get into seeing who is really fall into the cracks. also, the simple things that you might be able to -- i just ha

here's ontario, here's michigan, you can see ohio and pa. rain is going to be there for the entire day, wind as well. gusty conditions when you get to areas like new york city, chicago, las vegas. thunderstorms near the houston metro area as well. 30-minute to one-hour delays. we'll have more on that in just a bit. >>> twitter is causing trouble for a lot of football players, and now coaches are banning it altogether. we're sharing your messages about whether that's fair. >>> i'm rafer weigel with sports. after spending $1.2 billion on a new stadium, the cowboys did something they've not done unth year. they won. they beat carolina 21-7, and they did it with their defense, which has been a little uncharacteristic for them recently. the team was actually booed going into the locker room at half time 7-0. >>> it's another edition of this day in twitter. texas tech coach mike leach banned his entire team from the social networking site after a player criticized him on it. that's not smart. don't twitter something you wouldn't say to your boss's

thanks, ontario. okay.s we see. >> absolutely. >> that is a staple. thank you. next up, 22-year-old dan. and he's a student right here in new york city. and his style icon he says is robert redford circa "the great gatsby" era. tell us about his look. >> simply american, it's got this sporty look with denim and swede but never predictable. it's not that old-school sporty even though it has a lot of elements that are very classic. >> and he looks great. thank you so much, dan. okay. next for the best dressed real man of america is matthew who is a 27-year-old lawyer. and matthew says he prides himself on a wardrobe that doesn't require him to think all that much before getting dressed in the morning. so some real classic dressing there. >> that's right. and a lot of guys aim that all their lives is to have a kind of uniform, every detail it properly thought out and immaculate. and that way everything goes together and it works fine. >> all right. you look great, matthew. thank you. kevin cason is next. and a

again, this is coming off of lake ontario. you're watching for a weak line of thundershowers right now right around gainesville. it's not severe, actually breaking up a little bit. but the beneficial part of this storm is still around the lower parts of texas. heavy rain. that's what we're getting. that's exactly what they need. we're still in that drought. good to see you on a tuesday morning. >> good to e see you. happy tuesday. >> indeed. >> see you soon. >> yep. >> the government is still trying to help the housing market right now. find out if it could help you. >>> and a spider took all the attention in the pope's speech. it's a wonder anyone heard a word he said. >>> looking at nine minutes past the hour. roman polanski's lawyer plans to file a motion for his release from a swiss prison. the oscar-winning director was arrested saturday for a 1977 sex crime. back then polanski pleaded guilty to having sex with a 13-year-old girl but fled to france before sentencing. french and poland officials are urging them to let him

lake erie, ontario. low clouds coming into d.c. and philadelphia. could get you a delay the first part of the day. low clouds coming in by the airport. that's something we are going to watch. back side of that, cold atmosphere in place. frost warnings. freeze warnings, too. you see what it looks like temperaturewise. when you get outside of the major cities, temperatures are below freezing. right now throw in green bay and 34. interior sections of wisconsin, well below freezing. it is a cold start no matter what. cold front draped across part of florida. showers and thunderstorm arriving. basically north of miami now, you can see right by cape coral, moving towards the inland area. watch for showers and thunderstorms today. north of this boundary will be dry and cool, too. live to atlanta. here is the way it looks. inner half of the big city. no problems weatherwise. cloudy skies from yesterday. and morning gave way to pure sunshine as can be the same case today. mid 70s the high temperatures. it is going to feel very nice. check out this i-roar pic

this is a big storm spinning across ontario and quebec with storms in buffalo, toronto.oday with that low up there it is driving that front off shore and bringing in cool west to northwesterly winds which will be dominating the next couple of days and our temperatures reflect that in the seven-day forecast. temperatures today 70. tomorrow mid-60s with a chance of a shower. by friday could be a late shower and 72. saturday for the terrapins game could be rain along with clemson. and sunday should be better weather for the skins, 71. time for traffic. good morning, angie. >>> hello, everybody. we are getting close to that 6:00 hour and i'm going to kick things off with 66 eastbound. volume around route 50. no major delays at this time but volume is buildingen and the delay son the way. 395 northbound. great past duke street to the 14th street bridge. on the outer loop we are tracking the trip from 95 to 270. no incidents or accidents along the way. we are moving at speed and a live look at 15th and pennsylvania in northwest and check it out. zero incidents. still a pretty

rain showers across from ontario and on in through new york state but otherwise area of low pressure sit and spin and drag down some of this chilly canadian air across the great lakes and filter it in. while clouds are locked up into the mountains, those clouds will work their way back across through the afternoon and that is why we expect our afternoon to turn partly to mostly cloudy. showers line up back towards pittsburgh and up state new york. we should stay dry, maybe a sprinkle but the showers line up across the mountains will stay there. we just stay with the added cloud cover and chilly temperatures next couple of days and dry things out and break things up as we head through thursday and friday. turning partly to mostly cloudy in the afternoon after some sun to start us off. only 69 degrees and winds gusting to 20 miles per hour. 49 tonight, as we head on in through to morlow, temperature 67 -- tomorrow, temperature 67 degrees. hang on the cool temperatures through wednesday and maybe thursday. kim. >>> volume beginning to build on the southbound lanes of 95 headed toward th

watching this still wrap around our upper level area of low pressure pushing through eastern canada from ontario through quebec wrapping in chilly air across the great lakes. while we're 56, 52 cleveland. it's 35 in green bay. that is a source of some chilly early winter air sliding from the prairies of central canada and some of the cool air will continue to filther in our direction. for today, mostly cloudy this morning, then partly sunny, breezy, around 67 degrees. winds gusting over 20 miles per hour. tonight 44 as we try to clear out. tomorrow we'll stay in the upper 60s but more sunshine. >>> let's check the roads with kim. >> thank you. traffic continues to be quiet around the area at this early hour. west side of the beltway, traffic moving along nicely, probably traveling at speed as you make your way down towards route 70 and baltimore national pike. overnight construction projects still linger, southbound harrisburg expressway left lane blocked due to construction approaching the timonium road exit. and we also have, on the westbound span of the bay bridge, right lane closed due to co

watch it spin around here across southeast ontario bringing rain across new york state.his area of low pressure will drag in chillier air and dominate as we head into the next couple days. what you see here is a clear morning. unstable air will build in more cloud. this afternoon, partly sunny downtown baltimore. 69 degrees. breeze gusting. stronger winds to the northwest. fill in clouds 9 to 10:00 temperatures will hold to 70 on the eastern shore. let's go back to the roads right now. >>> thank you justin. activity is building on the belt way. a lot of volume towards route 70 interchange. on the west side of the belt way. traffic slow. a couple different areas, southbound 95 approaching the belt way and tunnels this morning. we still have a crash southbound 95 on the southwest side of the belt way going to be in the arbutus area now has only theleft lane blocked traffic fills caton avenue. another crash southbound harrisburg expressway. middle river. eastern avenue closed both directions, martin avenue and kingston due to a struck pedestrian. traffic beginning to build

and also lake ontario. creates spotty rain showers over western portions of pennsylvania and ohio. that not quite reach us until the front arrives. but keeping us on the cool side of things across the mid-atlantic. and may get a drop of rain or two tomorrow afternoon. closer look here. breaks in the clouds around the central portion of the state. few clouds filter in and become mostly cloudy overnight. through tomorrow morning. few clouds mixed in the forecast. and then like i said the chance for a little drop of rain, 20 percent chance. in the afternoon. those winds out of the west pretty much through the day tomorrow. and as we continue to see the front. and then you can see the future scan shows the potential for some spotty showers off to the west. and it looks like that rain will continue to mainly be west of us. like i said a few drops may work over into the central portion of the state. and then we will also see breaks in the clouds later in the week. to give us more sunshine. good news is that the temperatures will increase a bit on the back edge of an area of high pressure

san diego sunday, they have a great two headed running machine with ladainian tomlinson and darryl ontario. they do invite teams to try to run on them. still, the ravens were stacked with big back play abilities. >> i've played against lt many a times and even when you think you have a chance you don't. you know what i mean. so he is a special back and i don't know that much about him but watching him on tape is like watching a madden game. it's interesting if nothing else. >> he is good. linebacker tavares couldn't practice after spraining his right knee sunday. l.j. smith hoping to play after recovering from a hamstring injury. >>> the orioles rookies keep getting better. mad wieters had another huge game. o's and rays, bottom 4, two out, off andy son then shine. just misses hitting it out. brian roberts off and running from first comes into score, o's up 2-0. tillman led with a 2-0 lead. there was a long rain delay. jim johnson in the clothes, bends over, shoots a laser to dead center, ties the game at 2, bottom of nine, after a lead- off walk, matt wieters threw out carl crawford, the

she spent much of her childhood in a cabin in the woods of northern ontario.in her new novel, she takes great delights in making up names of bioengineered biocreatures, a racoon, skunk mix and a combination lion and lamb. >> a bit of a stretch. but it's not totally out of the question. the lion and the lamb in my book is commissioned by a religious group who is basing themselves on isiah, the lion shall lie down with the lamb. they have made a blend of lion and lamb. unfortunately it did not turn out to be a vegetarian. >> brown: oops. >> well, there are a lot of oopss in the world of biological manipulation. there's quite a few oopses. >> brown: atwood shares her concerns with the environment with her partner of more than 40 years, graham gibson, a conservationist and fellow writer. >> there's an oriole. >> brown: the two also share a passion for bird-watching, as well as watching what's on the menu when they eat out. >> when you are thinking about what you're eating in restaurants and if you know what is on the endangered fish list, what else are they going

indiana and michigan see a strong area of low pressure spinning over michigan and parts of ontario canada. so continue to see that mainly stay to the north of us. that energy. but we will continue to see the cooler air following another weak cold front coming in another day. clear skies over baltimore, washington d.c. folks to carroll county and frederick county. line of showers pushes off to the east. clouds back to the west. breaking up over garrett county. and winds pick up a little bit. back to the west. right now winds at three to 6 miles per hour. down toward dc. as you get back to hagerstown. 14 miles an hour wind at oakland. 13. so we will continue to see the winds pick up overnight tonight. through tomorrow. probably have to hold on to your hats with winds gusting 15 to 25 miles per hour. up to 30 at times. especially on the open waters of the bay. here is what's happening with the front pushing off to of the east. tightly impact area of low pressure pushing up the gradient and creating the winds. cooler air moves in behind the next front. by late wednesday. and taking down the t

babb briber ten ontario families will now be paying 8% now on vitamins, transit tickets, power bill send even funerals. increasing the tax burden on hard-working families is simply the wrong approach. will the finance ministers of playing ontarians for fools and and this liberal conservative tax streb? >> the honorable minister of finance. >> as i said the same proposal is there for all the provinces that have not yet harmonized and that is their decision. i say to the member opposite that it is passing strange use arguing about tax reductions because our party is the party that voted against reducing the gst. this is the party there reduces taxes. that is the party that raises taxes. [applause] >> mr. speaker, while the leader of the liberal party continues to put his personal aspirations ahead of canadians with talk of an on wanted the election our conservative government is working to deliver results for canadians hit hardest by the global recession. many of these workers are in karabell. can the minister of human-resources tell us what our government is doing for those workers? [appl

kirkland lake, ontario -- kids warned to stop staring, don't listen. eyes stay like that.h, nothing new to report. business as usual. have you ever put on an old pair of pants, you stick your hand in the pocket and find embarrassing stuff you haven't seen in years like your lucky mood ring, a ticket to a christopher cross concert, your missing hamster, freddy? look what i found. the cool thing about mopeds is they're so easy to use, anybody can just hop right on and go. they practically drive themselves. woman: are you okay? [ xylophone playing ] isn't it too cold to play outside? [ music continues ] when he's done, he's gonna make a snow piano. [ music stops ] who says it has to be sad to spend new year's alone? [ woman laughing ] "sure, go back for seconds at the buffet! what could go wrong?" she says. yeah, sitting outside on a beautiful summer day -- it's a great way to clear your head. [ ennes revving ] man, last place -- if he's gonna make up time, he'd better take a shortcut. i am sitting here with sade and amber, both of whom have little brothers. do you enjoy havi

brampton, ontario -- baby girl born allergic to earth. parents purchase hover-crib. la sueur, minnesota -- rodent learns mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. woman survives but develops a craving for cheese. oh. calgary, alberta -- elusive spider moose caught on tape. canada finally interesting. bangkok, thailand -- tobacco industry denies targeting teens. teen thanks world. thank you. okay. once again it's time for the part of the show where the studio audience gets to ask me a few questions in a segment we call "ask tom stuff." once again, i'll be tom. all right. here's our first question. "tom, i work all day and don't have time "to walk my dog. "he still needs his exercise. is there anything you can suggest?" we started with an easy one. here's what you can do. sometimes they're so simple. our next question -- "tom, i prefer to use cloth diapers on my baby, "but i must admit i get a little queasy "washing them out. what should i do?" i have kids of my own. i've been there. here's one solution. just make sure they're the extra absorbent diapers when you do that. i've got

light rain breaking up in ontario.'re about to get rocked with big time thunderstorms. they go all the way down to the south as well. more details in just a little bit. you want to see d.c. real quick? nice traveling forecast? mid to upper 70s. that's about it. that's really the exception of the rule. d.c. to the north looks good, down south -- >> i wish i were there. >> vitamin d di efficiency. >>> a 4-year-old boy shared cocaine with friends at a day care. how he ended up with it, that will make you angry. >>> and why. >> dave niehaus: dpsh is forking over some money. [ moos ] [ man announcing ] if you think about it, this is what makes theladders different from other job search sites. we only want the big jobs. welcome to theladders. a premium job site for only $100k+ jobs and only $100k+ talent. it's not always easy living with copd, but i try not to let it hold me back... whether i'm at the batting cages... down by the lake or... fishing at the shore. i'm breathing better... with spiriva. announcer: spiriva is the

big area of low pressure, sitting on the ontario, quebec border. this thing spinning around. it's coming across the great lakes, creating showers up to our north. in a couple of weeks, it will be cold enough for this to be snow shower activity. and probably a lot of it, absolutely. in fact, there were some reports around james bay this afternoon. it's only a matter of time before we start seeing some of this activity across new york state. and northwest pa. ohio. typical lake-effect snow. for us, we've seen a few clouds roll through the area during the afternoon hours, with the sun coming out. gets an overturn in the atmosphere. and clouds building. >>> across stream western maryland. another spoke of energy. we'll cross the region. we may see a few rain sprinkles. all in all, it remains in the cool side most of the week. by the end of the week, this high moves off. winds will be dying down. and milder air will start coming our direction from the southwest. that means by saturday, with that warm air moving in over this too-cool surface. a chance of showers here looks like on

researchers at the university of western ontario studied 16,000 cases. they found that 12% of those patients had a warning strike before suffering a stroke before landing in the hospital. they also found people who did not have a warning stroke or more likely to die a hospital or have a heart attack. researchers are working to put an end at to skin cancer with a vaccine. at a medical center in dallas, researchers are researching a protein that interacts with the body's immune system. the goal is to develop a vaccine. what we would hope that it would cure a significant amount of patience. >> the u t southwestern study is looking for patients whose melanoma has spread to their length notes. you may have heard the tv advertisements with brooke shields. it is a prescription product developed from a glaucoma drug and people that use that drug grew longer and darker lashes. how it works and side effects is unites women's dr.. >> she has always wanted better eyelashes. hers were thin and she used a lot of product. >> /enhancer and then the mascara. that would m

police have been in pursuit of this dodge through the towns of fontana, ontario, a real menace.  courtesy picturesabc7 -- courtesy of abc 7. "terratically, and other cars he been driving erratically to get out of his way. so far, no police officers have been put in grave danger, but speeds of over 100 miles an hour or causing lots of problems. in the air, the california highway patrol. sheriffs' offices are involved. we do not have audio from the chopper at the moment, but the pictures tell the story for us. this has been going on for a number of minutes, so i am not sure how many as we prepare for our program today and here that this is going on, but we are beginning to get trickles of information. the last known area was san bernadine now -- bernadino. 110 miles an hour in any car is not a good idea. but this one here, well, i do not know how that dodd will hold up. -- how that dodge will hold up. as you go to the city and take aright, head north, head east, there you will find the inland empire. it is a bedroom community with a lot of industry, as well. peopleúmoved there for years and

that they will have the in mountains but overall, in response to the pressure system in southeastern ontario, moderate to heavy rain through upstate new york, a pattern we would expect in the late fall and into the winter season that would provide lake-effect snow. i only mention that because there will be lake-effect band rain showers developing that will not reach us but will provide added moisture to give us periods of partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies this afternoon. the chilly air continues to rotate around the back side of this low pressure and it will stay with us for much of the upcoming week. this is the weather pattern we get to stay with. we'll watch the clouds basically dominate north and west. occasionally downtown we'll get to 69 degrees with partly to mostly cloudy skies at times but further north and west, back towards westminster you get into the higher terrain of carroll and northern baltimore county, about 65, 66 degrees. there may be a sprinkle up there but no major deal. just about the gusty winds holding you down. yet you cross the other side to the chesapeake/easter

more rain into northern michigan, ontario. ohio valley getting showers, too.t now, moving in towards iowa, and missouri as well. get more showers and thunderstorms there, too. take a look at these photos near miami beach south of the main beach area. water spouts forming off the coast. david foot works for one of our sister networks and took the photos over the weekend. people are just walking by, not noticing an actual water spout hanging down. typical for miami, i guess. >> because there's so much skin showing, people are a little distracted. >> why look up when there's gals on the beach to look down at? i understand. >>> virginia police have a suspect in the killings of a cops think he may have taken hir love of a violent kind of music too far. the interior "positively oozes class," raves "car magazine." "slick and sensuous," boasts "the washington times." "the most striking vw in recent memory," declares-- okay, i get it already. i think we were in a car commercial. ♪ yeah ♪ yeah. we created our college of business and management... after collaborating wit

and a grower from he is sex county, ontario south of detroit said his soft red wheat is especially goodetting $180 an acre. also expected to start his soy harvest this week. when we come back we return to the farm science review for our market roundtable. the discussion begins in just two minutes. please stay with us. as harvest . >>> "u.s. farm report" from the ohio farm science review is brought to you by the propane education and research council. do more on the farm and in the home with propane. learn how at propane.com. >>> here we are at the ohio farm science review, very near london, ohio. our guests are rugler marketing. and carl from ohio state university. and borrow from borrow trading. we have an audience asking some very prominent questions. one of the questions they came up with that they asked is lapsed price. what is it going to do? i am going to go with you first, carl. and also can you tell me what land prices? so how do we stand in ohio? >> the primary driver of cash and land drivers with the agricultural return. when happened in the last couple of years it decreased.

stay with us the next several days because this front is attached to a low that will spin across ontario quebec the next couple of days and wind itself up and send busy winds in our direction. you can keep your eye up here on the title and another eye over us and you will see the time line of how things unfold. by 4:00 they are blasting through the beltway, isolated. otherwise mostly cloudy and wind speeds gusting basically. after that just in and out of clouds and no more rain for the next couple of days. let me show you the seven day. tomorrow we transition to 70 for the high. after that on wednesday and thursday, highs will only be in the 60s. we'll break free of gusty winds by wednesday afternoon and hopefully head to the weekend on a good note. 71 on friday and 72 on saturday. angie goff, good morning. >> good morning. hello, everybody. ten minutes from the 6:00 hour. it is monday. we are ready to get you pumped up for the week. begin with a nice 395 northbound. things are moving well past duke street to the 14th street bridge. as we flicker along. show you 95 to 66. here's our real

in ontario? >> yeah. >> you're here on vacation?'m here on my honeymoon. >> you're here on your honeymoon. >> yes, i am. >> where's your husband? >> he's back home right now. >> you're working out on your honeymoon? >> that's correct. yes. >> wow, that's a real commitment. >> it's dedication. >> and can you make a big splash when you hit water? >> of course i can. >> all right. well come on through then. you'll be in the competition too. [ cheers and applause ] hey, this was -- this is big news. mexico -- the country that's right now in the middle major drug war, has decriminalized marijuana, cocaine, heroin and methamphetamines for personal use which will make a hell of a pinata. the new policy allows people living in and visiting to use small quantities ofrugs, but not sell them. you have to say, officer, i swear these drugs are mine, i was not just holding them r a friend. [ laughter ] something tells me there are go -- going to be a lot more chupacabra sightings in the future. here we go, john, how are you? very good. go out to

we also know that more cars were built in ontario last year than in michigan, and they weren't goingx structure or the regulatory structure. >> but are you hearing anything out of washington right now that would solve that problem per se? >> yeah, i absolutely am. i think if there can be a partnership on the resolution of the cost of health care, if business doesn't have to bear the entire burden, then you've got now a more economically competitive structure to allow the united states to compete. >> so if business doesn't bear the burden, who does? >> i think it's a shared responsibility. i think the individual may pay a piece. i think the government pays a piece. >> unions should have to pay more for their health care? >> no, i think that there's going to be a shared responsibility in it. i think that there's going to have to be as the president announced last night these health care exchanges that allow the private sector to administer it, but there may be a skinny down benefit for those who already don't have health care. the unions and others who have insurance are currently payi

the guy from ontario, canada, said growing up he dn't want to play football, he wanted to be a hockeytar. he met me for lunch the at an ice rink to talk field goal and food. looks good, doesn't it? we brought you here to the ashburn ice palace because i know you are a big hockey guy. the other thing i wanted to ask you about is food. i read a food you love that is canadian is putime? >> a lot of times you'll see it from a van that sells food. back home a lot of times you'll see french fries, you put the cheese on top and gravy on top of that. >> tell me about your love for hockey. you spent times with boudreau even at his house? >> yeah. growing up hockey is a big deal. >> did you play growing up? tell me about that. when did you play? >> i started at the age of 3. >> really? >> it's probably stupid to admit this. the first year i skated, i learned to figure skate. i didn't have women figure skates. i didn't have a toe pick. i didn't. from there i started playing hockey. right up until i went to school in bowling green. >> the life of a kicker is very uncertain, isn't it? >> sureis. t

spots hasn't kicked in but give it a few minutes because the storm system that is spinning across ontario and quebec drove through the front through in the afternoon. now it is bringing in cooler, drier weather and the winds will gust at times 20 to 30 miles an hour. right now we have temperatures in the 40s and 50s. most 50s, low to mid-50s out there. oakland is down 0 to 45. 49 baltimore and 52 easton. today we are looking at a cooler day with gusts to 30 miles an hour. highs around 70. 68 for the 5:00 deprive home. talk about the drive in here at 6:00 a.m. here's angie. >> knock on wood or knock on my green wall. we want to keep the trend going. no major incidents or accidents all morning. keep it that way. 270 southbound no problems past germantown road. just volume building to the split. to the outer loop, we moving at speed from route 1 to new hampshire avenue. and inbound new york avenue we are live from florida. things are fine here but the main delay is stretching from the times building to bladensburg. in virginia, 395 slowing can do you know duke to seminary. that will continue

. >> reporter: earlier this year, obama started a gaferd ontario white house lawn. this farmer's market is an outgrowth of that. >> when i travelaround the world, no matter where you've gone so far, the first thing world leaders, prime ministers, kings, queens ask me about is the white house garden. and then they ask about bo. >> reporter: it is talked about around the world but the impact is very local. how far are we from your office? >> one block. it cuts out the middle person. so it is coming from the garden straight to my table which i prefer anyway. squash, i hope to find some okra, some onions and little tomatoes. >> we have to support local farmers and do what we can to make this a better place. i think today is a prime example especially with the rain and the place is packed. >> reporter: secretary of agriculture tom vilsack says the administering is starting a new education program called know your farmer, know your food >> the trutit is that every single american family needs a farmer. >> that includes the first family. if you like what you see here, come

. >> my daughter was living in ontario, and she was getting married, and they were having a shower fori was a nervous wreck knowing that, "how am i going to get on that plane?" and i was sitting there waiting for us to get ready for take-off. and it hit. it hit like the biggest storm ever. the sweat. the heart rate. the full-blown panic attack. and i just said to the stewardess, i said, "you have to get me off this plane. i am not going to be able to settle down." and then, like, i just started to scream, and i said, "you have to get me off the flight now, or we're gonnate pilot's gonna have to turn around and land somewhere, because i am not gonna be able to stay on this plane for 3/12 hours." and, i mean, i was embarrassed. i was crying, but i couldn't control the panic attack. the pilot said, "okay, fine. we have to get her off the flight." >> my mom would sit me down or tell me before i would leave that she might not be there when i got back. she would allude to the fact that she was going to kill herself. i thought it was my responsibility to make sure that those bad things that i

david zelt is chief of staff at the ontario hospital. gop senate leader mitch mcconnell used him as exhibit a in canadian health care. >> at kingston general the average wait is about 340 days. >> reporter: zelts reresponse, mcconnell is exaggerating. but he does admit in canada's system where the government covers everyone there are limits and short annals. some patients do have to wait. >> i'm not going to say we don't have issues, but if you take the other side of the coin, these patients have access. >> reporter: despite shona holmes' horror story, most people with life-threatening illnesses are treated quickly. doug wright can attribute to that. he has cancer, a tumor on his leg. he has the money to get care in the u.s. but says there's no reason. >> i have not had to wait. i have seen some of the best specialists in the country. >> reporter: and though taxes are high here, he and others remind us canadian health care available to all is free. >> that was cnn's dana bash reporting. she points out there's no u.s. proposal that mirror

the big area of low pressure we're watching is still around ontario. look at the clouds wrapping around this thing. winds right around cleveland gusting to near 40 miles per hour at times this morning. now the rain is pushing on through central new york state headed in toward basically albany but should fall shy of new york city. take you live to nyc. if you are traveling out here, you're not going to get the rain but you're going to get the wind. it's going to be a little cooler today as well. 72 degrees the high temperature. look at the beautiful blue skies. lots of sunshine in nyc. but again, breezy conditions might see a delay at airport. more on that in just a bit. also had some rough weather on the other side of new york state. look at this. this is buffalo from yesterday. you see many large trees down. i saw one of the reports, the coast guard station in buffalo, 59-mile-per-hour wind gust when that cold front raced on through, just barreling down trees along with it. that's what we had yesterday. more showers for buffalo today. talk about that

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ontario of knee-jerk opposition to the idea of having real competition between a public plan and privateplans for these people who haven't don't have coverage today and for workers in the smallest firms. >> brown: thank you very much. >> thanks so much for having me. >> lehrer: we'll have the opposite view against a public plan option from another health policy thinker and consultant, robert lashefky, tomorrow night. on our web site, newshour.pbs.org, find answers to your questions about the facts and the fiction in the health care debate. again, the major developments of the day. huge wildfires burned across more of southern california, but firefighters voiced cautious hope they're making progress. wall street took a beating on new fears that more banks will post losses and fail. the dow jones industrial average lost more than 185 points. and ford reported august sales were up more than 17% from a year ago, boosted by the cash for clunkers program. general motors and chrysler sales were down. we'll see you online, and again here tomorrow evening. i'm jim lehrer. thank you, and good nigh

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ctv news, ontario. >> it always seems like these stories always involve men. >> it does because we knowve fun. >> yes, cut something in half or blow it up. >> or bull doze over it. >> some of those cars are very cool, though. >> we'll be right back with mo >> hollywood in mourning. actor patrick swayze dies after a two-year battle with pancreatic cancer. a look back at his distinguished career. >> then hold the phone. talking on a cell phone could be hazardous to your health. why children are especially at risk. >> the studies are showing 50 to 90% increased risk for those rare tumors. >> and animal airlift. the incredible mission to rescue neglected dogs from death row. it's tuesday, september 15th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> it's quite a mission. like 900 pilots flying 5,000 dogs across the country this week to get them rescued. >> oh, wow. >> exciting stuff. thanks for joining us on this tuesday. i'm jeremy hubbard. >> i'm vinita nair. there is sad news from hollywood this morning. patrick swayze has lost his battle with pancreatic cancer. the 57-year-o

vicki, ontario, your question or thought? >> caller: i'm getting such a laugh out of this story.s in full cousin eddie mode. the only thing missing from the arrest had to be the dogs from the vacation movies. >> oh, yeah, you know, actually it's -- let's analyze these mug shots for a second. she looks like in a couple of these pictures, by the way, we invite you, mr. and mrs. quaid to come and any time and tell your story. they seem to be making a mockery out of that. look at the face. that face is defiant like i'm a mary prankster and this is a performance arts piece. dr. dale archer? analyze these two? >> one more example of celebrities who think they are doing a hotel a favor by going there to stay, so why should they have to pay when their presence should be enough? >> i think this whole thing is a pr stunt. >> we're a nation of laws. if they went into this hotel and stole $17,000 from one hotel and $10,000 from eanother, it didn' have to do with the priority in life. i think they blatantly stole the money and obviously were arrested for it. they have defenses. >> let me see

showers coming back towards ontario with a line of thunderstorms developing central new york, down the appalachains. showers and thunderstorms going down south. heavy storms near pittsburgh are moving north. another batch of rain around lake eerie. more thunderstorms, we had them this morning, might see a couple pop up. all the areas shaded in yellow, then toward it is lake shore, you could see 60 mile per hour winds. that's going to be this afternoon. temperatures are cooling down. 46 in winnipeg. tomorrow morning, temperatures will be below freezing. the rain for ththis weekend, pu away, but it's going to be hot in las vegas. we had about three inches of rain in atlanta over the weekend. that's on top of about 15 to 20 the weekend before. sinkholes begin to open up when this happens. more details in just a little bit. >> wow. they're okay though, right? >> minor injuries. >> okay. thanks a lot, bob. >>> you may not think twice about giving your child doctor prescribed antibiotics, but a new study shows bad reactions are more common than you might think. pothole:h no...your tire's all

some of the spinach also went to british columbia, ontario, and manitoba.nal sugar tax seems to be gaining steam. some health experts think it will be a great weapon in the fight against obesity. anti-tax advocates are having none of it. listen to this spot airing from all americans against food taxes. >> families around here are counting pennies to get through this economy, so when we hear about another tax, it gets our attention. washington is talking about a new tax on soda. they say it is only pennies. those pennies add up when you're trying to feed a family. washington, if you are listening, it does not seem like much to you, but it can be a lot to us. >> tell congress no taxes on juice drinks and sugar taxodas. trace: they are trying to link these things to cigarettes. >> it is a fallacy. cigarettes are to electridirectd to lung cancer. soda is a small part of obesity. let's worry about people's lifestyles. they stop drinking soda and they keep eating the big mac, nothing is going to be happening. it is different from cigarettes. trace: people say it

wilson, they hope will save all the antennas this morning. 101, 102, from riverside to ontario. humidity's up, winds are down. into the southeast, there's big rain. 81 degrees in jacksonville. 87 in orlando. we're looking at one to two inchesf orain, where they had one to twonc is over the past couple of days. >> outside this morning, 58 degrees downtown and it is gorgeous with ties this afternoon in the upper 70's. gorgeous with ties this afternoon in the upper 70's. and we are covering the california fires from tujunga, california, this morning, robin. >> sam, how's the air conditioner -- the air conditioner. the condition of the air right now. is it better? >> i knew what you were going to get, as soon as i heard it. we're walking through a lot of dust here in these areas. where the smoke fills in, it is tough. and everyone's warned to filter their hair and stay inside as much as possible. >> thanks for being there for us, sam. we'll get yo you later. >>> coming up next, some kids are back to school. others are headed there. how worried should you be about the h1n1 virus. les

his tumor was removed by a doctor in buffalo, and now, he is suing the ontario government for the cost of his health care that he had in the united states. jane: what does the canadian government say about it system when you hear stories like that? >> they say it is really not the senior pair system causing these delays. it is really the arcane system of referrals, that they can handle this within the system and tweak the system. they would rather have the single payer system because they see it as free health care, even though they have very high taxes, and we know that does not work for the people who need surgery's, also. jane: the canadians who come across the border paid full price? >> that is another shocking thing. they are going through a broker of sorts, who is getting a much lower price. 50% or 70% less than what insurance companies pay for the same thing. he paid $20,000 for that brain tumor to be removed, whereas it would be $100,000 if you or i went through our insurance company. brokers say they can negotiate prices with doctors. one broker we talk to last night says he h

they get in toward ontario, leaving out northern parts of michigan. thunderstorms, though, heavy at times, racing through the plain states. you can see some decent parts right now, central parts of iowa stretching in toward kansas. we have all that plus snow in colorado and heat in the bay area, richard. more on that in just a bit. your home town there, san francisco, 90 today. >> uh-oh, earthquake weather. >> don't say that. >> you were talking about all this rain in the south in the second week. you were telling me earlier el nino? >> yeah, el nino is kind of responsible for this. lower jet stream's active, energy off the gulf of mexico, just blankets texas to the gulf coast. that's the way it's going to be the next few months, on and off heavy downpours. >> well, if you like london, come on down to the south. if you like that kind of weather. >>> forcing you to have health insurance is not like raising your taxes it's like having car insurance. that's what president obama said about a health care proposal going boff the senate this week. people wit

the only fire burn right now, the major one is the station fire. 92 in ontario. 93 in riverside. but cooler, 70s and 80s, along the coast. howard county, eastbound route 100 approaching 95, that does block the left lane. also debris in the roadway on the westbound span of the bay bridge. this blocks the right lane there at that area. as we check at the jfx at northern parkway, traffic moderate to heavy southbound headed towards downtown baltimore but traffic does seem to be moving along at a steady pace. >>> we'll be right back with a morning news update. (announcer) it's time to raise the bar and replace your old mayo with the full flavor of kraft mayo with olive oil. with half the fat and calories of hellmann's real mayo, kraft mayo with olive oil is the new standard in mayo. >>> most of your kids are heading off to school. we want to make sure they get there safely. that's what a decision by baltimore county council members intends to do with regards to speed cameras. sherrie johnson is live in rogers forge with more. >> reporter: good morning. we're in front of rogers forge e

this low pressure system will be over southern ontario during the day tomorrow, maybe some showers up to our north then. but here, just going to have winds from that system tomorrow and into tuesday evening we'll have quite a bit of cloudiness around as well, maybe a few sprinkles out in the mountains on tuesday, into tuesday night. but by wednesday morning we'll begin to see the winds diminishing but we'll still be under the influence of that very strong low pressure system as it moves over new england during the day on wednesday. here is the bus stop forecast. we'll have our temperatures this morning in the 50s. we'll be quite chilly with a clear sky so dress accordingly. bundlep and get your woolly sweater out. our sunrise not until just after 7:00 this morning. sunrises are rapidly getting later and later and sunsets earlier. sunset today is at 6:55. before that, we ought to be in the mid-70s before the front arrives. then as it does come through, a passing shower is possible. only a small chance. we'll have a blustery wind with clouds on the increase after a sunny morning. in fac

the low around ontario is still there but moved up to the north, basically unwinding a bit. look at the clouds rotating arp the great laifks, lake-effect rain cleveland, asht baiul you la, showers near pittsburgh as well. the clouds are making it toward manhattan if you're traveling up to knock. here's what it looks like right now, nyc showing mostly cloudy skies, for the morning, most of the afternoon. not a lot of sunshine to start off your day around new york city. daytime highs getting up you into the mid to low 60s. it will be cool once again with a breeze out of the northwest roughly about 20 miles per hour. little bit of a breeze there, too. back to the west, frost advisories, freeze warnings in the areas shaded in dark purple and tropical air mass in place for southern florida. cape coral getting decent rain to the south, miami is dry for now, couple of showers all the way down to the keys, that's all going to be off and on for the day. stormy headed towards miami or farther down to the south. another big storm we're watching, big area of low pressure across the nort

it's over southern ontario now. traveling today, there may be some showers and wind from that storm from new england into the great lakes. there may be some flight delays there. we'll have some gusty winds here as well. could be some flight delays from south florida along the gulf coast, into texas from some scattered thunderstorms. maybe a few showers in the pacific northwest. but elsewhere should not have any travel problems around the nation on this tuesday. well, as we look at what has been happening for our region over the last 12 hours, that front yesterday gave us the showers, now way out to sea. now exiting the new england coast but there's a secondary front now just coming into lower great lakes region that will continue to push our way. as it does, it will increase our winds by later on this afternoon. we'll be under the influence of this large low pressure system that's really quite far away. 500 miles away from us. but yet it's so powerful it is creating weather all the way down to the carolinas from sou

ontario as well. you can dry out temporarily tomorrow. beneficial rain. we have it once again. parts of texas. weak wave of low pressure to the north. energy rotating around that. check it out. looking at decent rain now out of san antonio, austin, all the way up towards basically the waco area of the afternoon. then the rockies. winter type storm developed overnight. you see the rain coming in and going upslope turning into snow. warnings for you looking for seven to 12 inches of snow. mainly above 7,000 feet. that's the elevation just west of denver. that's what we are watching now. it is good news for you if you want to see material snow. all right. let me show you. time lapse coming in from earlier this morning trying to get in or out of atlanta. low clouds are here once again. when have you that much rain in place, you know you will get the fog developing with lipt winds overnight. that's what we have. you see the building. as the sun comes up, clouds will gradually disappear and sun heats up the ground and makes things mix out. more sunshine for most of the day in north g

vicki, ontario, your question or thought, ma'am?e mode. the only thing missing from the arrest had to be the dogs from the vacation movies. >> yeah, you know, actually -- let's analyze these mug shots for a second. she looks like in a couple of these pictures -- by the way, we invite you, the quaids, mr. and mrs. quaid to come on any time to tell your side of the story. they seem to be making a mockery out of all of this. look at that face. that face is very defiant like i'm a mary prankster and this is a performance arts piece. dr. dale archer, you want to try to analyze these two? >> it is one more example of celebrities that think they are doing the hotel a favor by going there to stay. so why should they have to pay when their presence should be enough? >> i think the whole thing is a p.r. stunt. >> jane, no, no, you know, we're a nation of laws. if they went into this hotel and stole $17,000 from one hotel and $10,000 from another, i don't think it had anything to do with them having this priority in life. i think they blatantl

vicki, ontario, your question or thought, ma'am. >> caller: i'm getting such a laugh out of this storyrrest had to be the dog from the "vacation" movie. >> oh, yeah, you know, actually -- well, let's analyze these mug shots for a second. she looks like, in a couple of these pictures -- and by the way, we invite you, the quaids, mr. and mrs. quaid, to come on anytime and tell your side of the story.mockery out of all th. look at that face. that face is kind of very defiant and i'm a merry prankster. this is a performance art piece. dr. dale archer, you want to try to analyze these two? >> well, it's just one more example of celebrities who think they are doing a hotel a favor by going there to stay and so why should they have to pay when their presence should be enough? >> i think this whole thing's -- >> all right, hold on. >> we're a nation of laws. if they went into this hotel and stole $17,000 from one hotel and $10,000 from another, i don't think it had anything to do with this priority in life. i think they blatantly stole the money and they were arrested for it. on the other hand

dropping down out of basically maine toward northern new york city state, the adirondacks, toward ontarioc. big changes in the weather coming for you. today going to be nice, partly cloudy skies around central park in toward laguardia. 82 the high. as that cold front sags down to the south, winds will shift out of the east for you tomorrow, mid to low 70s the high tomorrow and into the low 60s by friday. the changes are definitely back in store for you. as for the rest of the nation, traveling toward the west, here's how it looks around the rocky mountains, big low pressure region swirling around salt lake city. you can see it with the satellite picture. radar picking up the rain as well. showers around colorado, in towards utah, stretches into wyoming. picks up in intensity later today. salt lake city, you will see the thundershowers redevelop this afternoon. then we move over toward the lower part of the mississippi valley. heavy downpours again around arkansas. that stretches down toward northern louisiana. moving out of the dallas metro area, but you still have your flash flood warnin