we have these activists on the payroll who come and say we did not like to see market operates in ontario and -- operating. i am the director of district 6, and i have been involved in removing liquor licenses for a good 15 years. i have never seen these people at these hearings. i applaud you all for coming out, and i think it is and could start to learn your of activism, but you have -- it is a great start to learn your active as soon, but you have to know why i. it will be the first-20 in the neighborhood. the very first thing you're a good -- the very third -- the very first. he says, i am compromising. if you do not give him his license today, will he be back in may i hear some of the answer is probably not. -- and will he be back in maine? the answer is probably not. people want to see his stores stay open. he is the largest. it is the drugs that are the largest criminal element out there. it is not alcohol. somebody does not get shot because of a can of the year. they get shot because of drugs in the tenderloin. they only hear it -- they do not hear that a person died because he ha

here looking rest of ontario to the former republican governor cut the sentence of this yet unmanned 21 year- old as the bond to seven years up from 16. the victim's family might remember it very and grow, said they did not give notice. that this amendment would require governor to give everybody 30 days' notice before granting any kind of party over proof. >> new at 5:15 p.m. another arizona victim laid to rest. more good news for congresswoman gap real difference recovery. at 5:40 p.m. and a target for criminals. why cyprus these are now loftier smart phone. at 5:50 p.m. shifting signs. why years zodiac sign might not be what she thought. details coming up. california should be proud. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants. all while saving over $86 billion in health care costs... and over a million lives. we've done a good job. but even if you were born today, you'd still grow up in a world where tobacco kills more people... than aids, drugs, alcohol, murder and car crashes... combined. we have a lot more work to do. in vie

it is going to be weakening gradually, but dumping heavy snow for a southeastern corner of ontario during overnight hours. it's actually helping to push that very cold air we were looking at yesterday out of the northeastern corner here. in fact, we've got some pictures coming in from the northeastern u.s. let's take a look now. the area experienced well below freezing temperatures yesterday. new york city recorded minus 14.4 on monday. that's about ten degrees below the seasonal average. two people have died as a result. meanwhile, in washington, d.c. water pipes burst due to the freezing temperatures and thor ju the water just started to cover a major highway. schools closed and also a train stopped running as well. the good news is temperatures are going to be recovering nicely. we've got 3 degrees in new york city today, 7 in washington, d.c. but still wind chill warnings remain in place for southern quebec, new brunswick, as well as maine in the u.s. as for europe, well, lots of scattered snow once again for central and eastern areas all the way up into finland. still looking at some

and even into parts of ontario. and then this front line here, that's going to be, of course, a little warmer, and a lot more stormy, though. so we're looking at hail, strong winds, damaging gusts, as well as potential for tornados to develop in this corridor as well. eastern seaboard, pretty calm and dry, should enjoy a nice new year's eve. to the west, calm as well. looks like more rain coming into california as we head to the next 24 hours. temperatures like this, very chilly, you see here behind the front, minus 11 for the high in denver. just 2 degrees in both vancouver and seattle. 12 in chicago. but that will dip below zero in the days to come and 6 in new york city. on we go to europe, a bit stormy here across the western mediterranean. but pretty calm and dry for much of continental europe until we hit this system here in the baltic sea. that's going to push some really chilly air as well as the risk of snow flurries to parts of not only germany, but poland as well as the baltic region here. western russia,

man ruud hall it's will be arriving in chains on saturday as the new manager of premier league's ontario but club wants a top five finish in the dutchman's first season in charge and also hopes to win the champions league in the future what's all the chances russian football right to mock bennett says well it's will be up against it i think you have a lot of problems in chechnya because. basically he doesn't speak russian and i felt a massive culture shock when it comes to that although terek a promising they're going to attract world class players in the side i think that any amount of money will be very difficult a little place even to russia chechnya which has been the site of the brutal fighting in the recent recent years and then terry my win more just on the publicist side the p.r. side of things or an actual footballing side because russian foreign trainers don't really do very well with the exception of hitting an advocate and i think he said he wants them next year to get in the top and get in europa league place which means top five which would be a major achievement if we can

couple did get to keep the toy gun but they had to break it off have it mailed back to their home in ontario because they couldn't go on the plane with them because as i said this was classified as a threat to security just let that sink in for a second i don't think anybody can still be in doubt that airport security has gone overboard so it's just another example of the paranoia and outright stupidity that we have to endure to fly safely in the skies. now these days with the military operations the us is waging all over the world intelligence is key but time and time again we've seen what happens with bad intel lives can be lost wars can be waged over the wrong information how about the negotiation with the senior taliban commander who turned out to be a fraud and of course who could forget that whole weapons of mass destruction myth that got us into iraq so now it turns out the department of defense is trying to deal with inherent bias in intelligence analysts that can lead them astray so they're depending on video games to fix this problem the intelligence advanced research projects agen

and temperatures could plummet to 20 below near lake ontario. >>> so far 6-inches has fallen in coastalareas north of willmington. >>> time now 7:30 and it's counting on a new talk, maybe the craze is going to hit. it's called couch skiing. this is where know enthusiasts put their skis and boards away and hit the slopes with their couch. >> we've had a few lazy boys and those are really fun. because those are really fast and comfortable. they bounce really well. >> you're going to have to find a snowy hill and you're going to have to be willing to push that couch up the hill. >>> an unwelcomed visitor is making himself comfortable. what officials are doing to get him out. >>> and traffic is moving smoothly through here on your sunday morning. stay with us. >>> nine months after that massive oil spill in the gulf of mexico there is an alarming report about the health of residents along the coast. a louisiana environment group tested 12 people and found unusually high levels of benzine in about 1/3 of those residents. benzine has been linked to many health problems. including leukemia and

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goes up as far as lake champlain to the north then comes back to schenectady and along the mohawk to ontario then he writes a letter when he comes back to say i had a revelation about this trip after looking at maps and reading reports, for the first time i realized the inland waterways will be a political asset. they will be the ties that bind the nation together. here is a man who starts going after every parcel of land trying to build a water re and admitting all the while it will decrease the value of the land and a man who was a serious speculator but was evolving into a great statesman and seeing the maps as addition seeing it as a rising empire in the new world to improve them and makes them the commercial arteries with the bond of mutual interest between the immigrants come in our newest citizens flowing to the mississippi and to the easterners in the great cities in the seaboard. if we look at this map in more detail, we can see a boy captured his imagination , the cumberland, the tennessee, a great commercial arteries and of course, the mohawk where they would be the virginians by

the pileup took place in ontario which is about 70 miles north of toronto.e don't get those whiteout conditions here, but we get the whiteout conditions from the fog, really. >> we have had to watch out for that, but we have had an offshore breeze. looking back to san francisco right now, it's a little breezy around the hill tops, those offshore winds actually mixing in, relative ll lly drier down a level. the wind is light, but higher up in the atmosphere, we have got enough of those winds that are mixing down to the surface again, keeping things relatively fog free. you're going to need a jacket this morning, 39 degrees around livermore, 37 in gilroy and we do have some upper 30s around the north bay. so your weather headlines, a chilly start, 30s and 40s for the morning and some fog and haze. temperatures on the coast may be as warm as the mid 60s and no sign of rain here. the culprit here is a ridge of high pressure, which is just holding its position, it set up last weekend and it's going to continue to set up for a while. today the ninth dry day in a r

president obama and the first lady joined mourners in tucson ontario witness speaking at a memorial before residents, lawmakers, relatives of victims, the president offered words of comfort. >> what we cannot do is use this tragdy as one more occasion to turn on each other. >> reporter: before the memorial the president met with the survivors of saturday's mass killing including gabrielle giffords who remains in critical country. the president delivered this news. >> a few minutes after we left gabby's room and some of her colleagues from congress were in the room gabby opened her eyes for the first time. >> reporter: the young man credited with helping save her life intern daniel hernandez said thursday he doesn't deserve any special credit. >> the real heros like i mentioned are the people who have dedicated their life to public service. >> they remind us that heroism does not require special training. heroism is here in the hearts of so many of our fellow citizens. all around us, just waiting to be summoned. as it was on saturday morning. >> reporter: back here live now. president obama

>> my name is martha and i'm from toronto, ontario, canada. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very cooln toronto. i love toronto. it's got a -- street. welcome to wheel of game shows. now, you know the rules, a series of game shows will flash by on the sharp 108 and you will press down on your game pud right here and freeze the screen. whatever it lands on, that's the game show you'll be playing. game shows like "word of the day," "wet nap face slap," [ laughter ] "'icarly' trivia vs. the roots," [ laughter ] "hands in your pants" and so, so much more! sounds simple, right? >> yes. >> jimmy: ha ha ha. wrong. [ laughter ] because you might land on one of our dreaded guttenbergs! [ sad tuba ] that's right. if you land on that picture of steve guttenberg, you lose your turn, all your cash, and you actually owe us $75. [ laughter ] contestant number one, are you ready to play? >> yes. >> jimmy: all right, start the board. no guttenburgs! no guttenburgs! c'mon! >> no guttenburgs! no guttenburgs! no guttenburgs! no guttenburgs! [ cheers ] >> jimmy: whoa, all right. it looks like you'll be pla

to the north and then comes back towards connect to be and then out along the mohawk towards lake ontariond when he gets back on he writes a letter to french colleague and he says, i had a kind of revelation during this trip. after looking at maps and written reports and these of course were his lifelong habit, he said, for the first time, i realized that the family and waterways, the great rivers that this country is blessed with are going to be a political asset for us. these are going to be the tires that bind the nation together. and here's a man that starts out his life going after every parcel of land he can find, trying to build a waterway between the west and his native virginia from admitting all the while it's going to increase the value of his land. it is really a serious speculator. but here we see him above image the great state and that he became and seem to not. as he put it arising and tired in the new world. now is the time to cut this the arts he is coming to clear the rivers and improve them, to make them the commercial arteries that will create a bond of mutual interes

she's a singer and music instructor in ontario, canada.t took more than a hard day's work to study. >> it is a logical look at our culture. so it was way more intense and a much higher of learning that i could have imagined. >> amazing. now, after the ceremony the media starting singing penny lane. 11 master's students are also studying the beatles. >>> the labrador retriever is remaining the leader of the pack as far as dogs go. the 20th year in a row to be the most popular dog ever according to the american kennel club. the lab is the most popular. german shepherd is second. yorkshire terrier is third. beagle, fourth. golden retriever is fifth. they have three new breeds. you want to try these, laura? >> oh, nice. he took my part of the script. and i see what he did. he did it on purpose. this is a mountain dog that made its mark as a cattle herd er. and this is an ancient breed from mexico. and this is the norwegian mud hound. i'm a little -- >> i have been completely hushed up. i thought i was going to throw you a curveball there. forg

plain to the north and then comes back towards schenectady and then out along the mohawk toward lake ontarioand when he gets back, he writes a letter and says, i had a kind of revelation during this trip. after looking at maps and reading reports -- and these, of course, were lifelong habits -- he said for the first time i realized that the inland waterways, the great rivers that this country is blessed with are going to be a political asset for us. these are going to be the ties that bind the nation together. and here is a man who starts out his life going after every parcel of land he can find, trying to build a waterway between the west and his native virginia and admitting all the while that it's going to increase the value of his land. and, you know, a man who's really a serious speculator. but here we see him evolving into the great statesman that he became and seeing the maps as a vision of the country and it future. as he put it, as a rising empire in the new world. and so he said, now is the time to practice the arts of peace, to clear the rivers, to improve them, to make them the c

roads have made driving dangerous and an icy highway caused this trokor trailer crash saturday in ontario, canada. amazingly, no one was hurt. in ohio where the mercury dropped to 11 degrees below zero sunday, a beach volleyball event where players lost their shirts and arguably their minds. in minneapolis, this boy scout troop braved the cold overnight in snow caves, all for a coveted patch. >> stay dry, stay warm, stay hydrated. >> reporter: all this cold on top of all that snow. five storms in the northeast in the last month alone with yet another one forecast this week. >> i can't take no more. i can't. no more snow. no more snow. >> reporter: and if you think you're having a bad morning consider what it would be like to be the owner of this car. we found this shot early this morning in new york city. apparently there was a water main break. you can see exactly what happened. water flooded all over this car, pouring on top of it, now locked in, could be days if not weeks before they get this thing out. we're trying our best to stay warm, we have the extra layers, the hand and toe warm

caller: [unintelligible] host: we will move on to the ontario, diane, independent line.aller: good morning. it amazes me how ignorant of americans have been over these last couple of decades. trading with china, but the idea is that we have to purchase chinese products. that money will never come back. but what to make 1 billion people in china rich enough to buy products. they really do not care about americans anymore. it is disgusting because the chinese are communist. they do not have the freedoms that we have. they used to kill their baby daughters. possibly they still do. getting all of these people run around with little red books, deciding to be chinese and killing others to make them communist. host: the issue for you is that there are communist? caller: and that we are forced to purchase their products. that money will not come back here. host: do you purchase chinese products? caller: i have purchased nothing. i purchase as little as possible because i do not want my dollar in their pocket and i would rather go without. host: would you compare u.s. products ag

is going south from ontario to alberta. >> you have a question for a panel? >> so my question is.ou can say is spent a lot of time thinking about this. my question is things are moving rapidly. the president of china's income. $74 billion in contracts announced. minutes two or three years, this panel, what i would like to hear, where's the competitive advantage that canada and the united states will enjoy and who will enjoy it? >> i think you can say manufacturing is a competitive and one of the challenges we have is how we perceive it. u.s. manufacturing output is up but manufacturing employment is down, so we tend to think of it is a declining sector. everyone wants a high-tech job or a green job and it in a fracturing still employs a lot of people. it has just become more automated than it has been and what that is created is not a tension with the service sector but a whole new service sector managing supply chains. the logistics, the quality and assurance up and down the supply chain that dozens of companies in the production of a product that you know from the name brand tha

barney lynn ball from ontario, canada.ide mire klg a lchlt gklg she raised her family. they'd love to take you out no new york and of course they would treat. their favorite part of the show is kathie lee and hoda's favorite things because she looks for gifts for her friends and she can't forget wines-day. she watches klg and hoda because she loves how they relate to each other and it reminds her of her relationship with her good friend cindy. >> we hear that from so many people. that's really lovely. >> we have other fans of the week. our replacements. the future kathie lee and hoda. >> yeah! >> we'll give them a shot maybe. >>> go to our website, right? >> klgandhoda.com for your chance to be the fan of the week. >>> still to come, actor billy baldwin is here and he is ready to talk. >> and the latest beauty break-through. all about your luscious lashes. >>> and the latest member of the "joy fit club." so i go see this weight-loss counselor. and she looks like... a matchstick. and she's obviously never dieted, or ever ea

is going south from ontario to alberta. >> you have a question for a panel? >> so my question is.you can say is spent a lot of time thinking about this. my question is things are moving rapidly. the president of china's income. $74 billion in contracts announced. minutes two or three years, this panel, what i would like to hear, where's the competitive advantage that canada and the united states will enjoy and who will enjoy it? >> i think you can say manufacturing is a competitive and one of the challenges we have is how we perceive it. u.s. manufacturing output isp but manufacturing employment is down, so we tend to think of it is a declining sector. everyone wants a high-tech job or a green job and it in a fracturing still employs a lot of people. it has just become more automated than it has been and what that is created is not a tension with the service sector but a whole new service sector managing supply chains. the logistics, the quality and assurance up and down the supply chain that dozens of companies in the production of a product that you know from the name brand that

president obama and the first lady joined mourners in tucson ontario witness speaking at a memorial before residents, lawmakers, relatives of victims, the president offered words of comfort. >> what we cannot do is use this tragdy as one more occasion to turn on each other. >> reporter: before the memorial the president met with the survivors of saturday's mass killing including gabrielle giffords who remains in critical country. the president delivered this news. >> a few minutes after we left gabby's room and some of her colleagues from congress were in the room gabby opened her eyes for the first time. >> reporter: the young man credited with helping save her life intern daniel hernandez said thursday he doesn't deserve any special credit. >> the real heros like i mentioned are the people who have dedicated their life to public service. >> they remind us that heroism does not require special training. heroism is here in the hearts of so many of our fellow citizens. all around us, just waiting to be summoned. as it was on saturday morning. >> reporter: back here live now. president obama