missionaries were killed thursday in a taliban ambush on their way back from treating afghans in the ontario -- northeast part of the country. we have this report. >> they gathered at the first presbyterian church in new york to mourn and honor the man who spent the last 36 years in afghanistan helping the sick and injured. >> we're traumatized by these events. we're going through a whole gamut of emotions. >> reporter: dr. tom little what an optometrist working with the international assistance mission in kabul. he and his team members were returning from an eye clinic when they came under attack. his widow is preparing to good to afghanistan for his funeral. >> he gave his life. the best years of his life. to bring medical care to afghan people. and he will be buried in the christian cemetery right there in kabul. >> reporter: the bullet riddled bodied of dr. little and nine other members of the medical team were flown to kabul sunday. the taliban claimed responsibility for the massacre, accusing the medical workers of spying and trying to convert muslims to christianity. just government o

tonight also for quebec, parts of ontario too looking at the threat of severe storms to break out. we're just going to continue to see light showers move eastward across the region in the coming days. down toward the south, pretty active showers showing up across the florida peninsula and down toward central america as well. we did have a tropical storm system briefly just off the leeward islands. and it has since dissipated. it's a remnant low now. but definitely keep an eye out that energy could start bringing more heavy rain to the islands. and definitely seeing a lot more tropical showers and downpours across the caribbean islands and central america too. as for highs today, looking really hot once again for the deep south, parts of texas. widespread heat-related watches, warnings, are in effect for you. do take precautions if you are going to be out and about. that's a look at your weather for now. and here is your three-day outlook. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." glad you could join us. i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. we'll be back with more of your

and tonight there could be some severe storms developing in parts of ontario as well as quebec.eanwhile, the deep south still hanging on to the very high heat and the high humidity. 36 degrees for houston. 36 in atlanta. and the heat starting to head northward here. new york coming in at 34. and d.c. expecting 35 degrees. quite a warm picture for you. over toward europe, and there's a little bit of wetter picture here for western europe. that's going to head into central areas now. alpine region we'll need to stay on the watch for heavier downpours to form. a couple lighter showers will still hang on toward the east, but it is still quite hot for those of you here. 36 in kiev and 38 degrees in moscow. very, very warm conditions. but on the other hand, looking quite mild for central, western areas. paris at 22. london coming in at 22 as well. and you should be seeing some sunny periods. all right. so that's a look at your weather for now. and here is your three-day outlook. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> and that's all for me. i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. we'll be back with more of your update

brian gaston and tar a message wick for best in a drama, kim parsons won best actor and phoebe pal ontariothe best in a comedy award. >> the dodgers say buy bye eye to manny. i'm dennis o'donnell and the giants try to avoid a costly sweep. we're up next. . >>> "eyewitness news" is product to you by foster farms. the sweep to .. . >>> well the giants could not preserve a win for matt cain but they did play come back ball and avoid the sweep to arizona. after employing a 5-1 lead they come back to take the lead on this josi guillin hit. they are 9-7, a game and a half back in the west. the a's take two out of three from the first-place rangers, kevin kouzmanoff with his 12th of the year, gio gonzalez with a win happen. oakland pulls to within 7 1/2 of the rangers. this was manny's last play, after being tossed from the game he'll be heading back to the american league as a member of the chicago white sox. >>> at the barkley's matt kuchar hits this beautiful approach shot in the playoff. he out lasted martin laird who missed a short putt in regulation that would have won the tournament. >>> m

it's all a 180-degree life turnaround for this only child born and raised in ontario by his single momgrew up with not a lot of money. i was -- i was -- lived with my mom, my mom and dad split up when i was young. >> reporter: what kind of effect do you think that had on you? >> my parents splitting up, it's not one of the highlights of my life. it's sad, a kid experiences, you know, feeling like they left. it makes you feel not so good. but now that being in this position now, looking back, i'm so blessed. >> reporter: in recent years, the tug between the whims of a teenager and the demands of a professional f aal performer ha pulled apart many families. what's going to stop that from happening to you? >> i never want to let my mom down. >> reporter: what is your relationship like with her now? >> it's great. she's the best mom in the world. i'm with her so often, and she travels with me every day and i'm with her, like, 24/7 and it's not -- when you're, like, at school, you get away from your mom. we bump heads sometimes, but you know, we're -- we still have a know, we're -- we still

discuss users as networks i'm joined by and in rome she is the information and privacy commissioner of ontario in washington we have christina garner she's an intellectual property attorney and in san francisco we cross to ben parr the coeditor of mashable dot com an internet news blog and another member of our crosstalk team on the hunger all right folks cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in interject any time you want first of all i'd like to go to and is the age of privacy coming to to an end we hear that phrase a lot it didn't come from the c.e.o. of facebook but he's it's attributed to him. it's wrong the age of privacy will never come to an end in my view because privacy equals freedom we forget that without privacy the kind of freedom that we enjoy in most of the western world it wouldn't be taking place so you have to have privacy for freedom freedom of choice is essential which implies control over your information your information flows control is absolutely critical and that's why these issues are coming up but even if you look at kids these days they've done a surve

. >> if that doesn't make you hm, competition up in ontario, the clovermede bees and honeybee beard competitionliterally they dress themselves -- these are real bees over their face, over their chest. there's a woman who's doing it. unbelievable here. this date backs to the 1700s when an english beekeeper discovered he could create a beard of bees by tying the queen to a thread around his neck and would parade through the streets wearing the unusual costume. these are real and literally a head full of swarming bees to win. i've never seen anything like it. look at that. >> i've heard they're calm unless agitated but i could never imagine over the eyes. >> no. oh, man. >> yikes. okay, get ready to want to have some butter because you're about to see a picture of a giant lobster. at least i wanted some butter. >> p.e.t.a. may call you on that one. >> this ad was picked also out of florida. this guy said he went out, you know, lobster fishing, i don't know, lobster searching? >> i just eat it. >> lobster hunting is actually what it's called. they caught a total of 25 lobsters. this one weighed in

sudberry, ontario. hello. >> caller: hello? >> larry: go ahead. >> caller: i just wanted to ask chelsea who out there makes you laugh? >> who makes me laugh? not people that are trying to, usually. my friends make my laugh, but there's always people that aren't trying to be funny, like david hasselhoff or paula abdul. >> larry: why do you i get a lot of humor out of things that aren't meant to be keep mentioning him? >> it's the first thing that pops up in my mind. humorous. >> larry: you see things funny? >> i think a lot of people would take them more serious. >> larry: is humor a turn-on? if a man is funny? >> yeah, absolutely. i like a man that can keep up with and be quick and go back and forth. tlas there's something very -- >> larry: do you think you're intimidating to date? you're on television, you're pretty, you do stand-up, you think it's hard for a guy to come forward and ask you out? >> yeah, probably. i wouldn't ask me out. i would imagine. nobody's asking me out, so i'm assuming it must be hard. >> larry: do you

the hottest seller market is ontario, canada. -- the hottest solar market is ontario, canada. we have to earn at the right to have a high manufacturing base in the united states, and we do that by being the dominating and market. -- end market. the vast majority of the world market for computers is here. the other way to do it is through brute force. the chinese government has said that we may not be the end market, but will put tens of billions of dollars into subsidizing manufacturing. i would love to see the united states to pick one or the other out for them, but we are stuck behind and falling quickly -- to pick one or the other algorithm, but we are stuck behind and falling quickly. to be honest, i don't think we have the kind of cash it is going to take to go head-to-head with china. until the united states gets out of neutral and being stuck between those worlds -- unfortunately, the technology leadership is coming from germany and the manufacturing leadership is from china. the best thing that companies like mine to do is find the best technologies, the most innovativ

the hottest seller market is ontario, canada. -- the hottest solar market is ontario, canada. we have to earn at the right to have a high manufacturing base in the united states, and we do that by being the dominating and market. -- end market. the vast majority of the world market for computers is here. the other way to do it is through brute force. the chinese government has said that we may not be the end market, but will put tens of billions of dollars into subsidizing manufacturing. i would love to see the united states to pick one or the other out for them, but we are stuck behind and falling quickly -- to pick one or the other algorithm, but we are stuck behind and falling quickly. to be honest, i don't think we have the kind of cash it is going to take to go head-to-head with china. until the united states gets out of neutral and being stuck between those worlds -- unfortunately, the technology leadership is coming from germany and the manufacturing leadership is from china. the best thing that companies like mine to do is find the best technologies, the most innovativ

the hottest seller market is ontario, canada. -- the hottest solar market is ontario, canada. we have to earn at the right to have a high manufacturing base in the united states, and we do that by being the dominating and market. -- end market. the vast majority of the world market for computers is here. the other way to do it is through brute force. the chinese government has said that we may not be the end market, but will put tens of billions of dollars into subsidizing manufacturing. i would love to see the united states to pick one or the other out for them, but we are stuck behind and falling quickly -- to pick one or the other algorithm, but we are stuck behind and falling quickly. to be honest, i don't think we have the kind of cash it is going to take to go head-to-head with china. until the united states ts out of neutral and being stuck between those worlds -- unfortunately, the technology leadership is coming from germany and the manufacturing leadership is from china. the best thing that companies like mine to do is find the best technologies, theost innovative te

yota --n update ontario on to here is "the washington post" -- here is "the new york times" this morningthat is front page of "the new york times" this morning. houston, texas, on the line for republicans. caller: i want to mckee, on the last lady who just called. essentially, she is singing, who are you going to believe, me or your lying eyes? basically, the people of missouri are so stupid that they did not realize they were voting against obamacare? give me a break. these people are leeches. they feel the government is the absolute solution to all their problems. they do not understand that every public sector job held in the government is created by the private sector employee taxes. these people have no understanding about the basic economic working. host: your connection was not that great. we will have to move on to heath on the line for republicans. caller: good morning. it is 17 minutes after the hour and no mention has been made of the passing, fatally, of senator ted stevens. it is a shame. when mr. kennedy died, it was front-page news. everybody had to eulogize senator kenned

yota --n update ontario on to here is "the washington post" -- here is "the new york times" this morningat is front page of "the new york times" this morning. houston, texas, on the line for republicans. caller: i want to mckee, on the last lady who just called. essentially, she is singing, who are you going to believe, me or your lying eyes? basically, the people of missouri are so stupid that they did not realize they were voting against obamacare? give me a break. these people are leeches. they feel the government is the absolute solution to all their problems. they do not understand that every public sector job held in the government is created by the private sector employee taxes. these people have no understanding about the basic economic working. host: your connection was not that great. we will have to move on to heath on the line for republicans. caller: good morning. it is 17 minutes after the hour and no mention has been made of the passing, fatally, of senator ted stevens. it is a shame. when mr. kennedy died, it was front-page news. everybody had to eulogize senator kennedy,

a college in ontario. westwood in dallas. seven other westwood campuses are accredited by you. 38 other everest college campuses accredited by you. three others accredited by you. 27 accredited by the accsc. so, what are you going to do about these? >> certainly, as i have expressed, we are interested in finding and gathering additional information from the gao report. looking at ways to begin an investigation. now that the disclosure of the institutions has been brought forward, we will forward the information to our board to begin the process we have for these complaint reviews. i think it's important to know. i'll go back. we have, in the past, taken action that began at a single campus or a number of campuses. when we have seen there seems to be a problem, we have a place in the entire system on probation. i think largely, if we were to find something similar in these instances, our board would look to take a similar kind of action. >> how old is accsc? accsc? how old is your institution? how long has it been in existence