. ♪ >> well, hamilton, ontario, was apparently the place to be this evening.ven harper and michael both held events there. both going after voters who overwhelmingly supported the ndp in the last election. hampering harper's mental, though, was the question of who would be let in to hear it. senior correspondent was there to see how it all went down. terry? >> well, peter, it's not just that ontario has the most seats. it has tempting seats. the ones that switch back and forth in elections. steven harper needs to get a majority. michael needs to stop him. and tonight they're both in hamilton gunning for the ndp. hamilton's all three seats are held by new democrats so it's not friendly turf for harper and there must be some liberals there because there were two chicken seats who could harper. >> why are you here today, sir? >> okay. thank you very much. [applause] >> inside, harper did not vary his regular pitch with lower taxes. >> and to keep our country moving forward, a strong, stable national majority conservative government. >> still harper's campaign kee

reo, veamos por qué. 6789 qué tal, buenas tardes si el presunto abuso ocurrió en estai iglesia de ontarioes con él, fue en estl condado de san bernardino donde un niño cayó víctima del padre en 2008. >>> que investiguen y si es culpable que lo quiten de su cargo y que la gente no pierda la fe en la iglesia por él. >>> tras una investigación el fiscal del condado presentó el testimonio del niño ante un juez que decidió que su palabra y otras evidencias son suficiente para presentarlo ante un jurado la fiscal dijo que castillo enfrenta 8 cargos que incluyen actos de sexo oral con un niño menor de 14 años elel sacerdote cuenta con apoyo de muchos feligreses. >>> no sé por qué la verdad porque todo el tiempo ha sido muy buena persona, no digo sólo porque es padre, esta gente sólo lo hace para desacreditar al padre. >>> la iglesia emitió el siguiente comunicado: por el momento de sacerdote está libre bajo fanzado 300 mil dólares y autoridades controlan sus pasos con un grillete elek otro nick y también tuvo que entregar su pasaporte y su juicio empezará a final de este mes, en ontario cli foca

they arrive in britain or ontario and say we're here. then they go further and have different allocations for social welfare for the first and second wife and the third wife. if the man dies, then there are special provision for the wives. >> pick up chris' face here. so dead. that is so dead. >> that's profound i think. that is important. it's coming our way. a few years ago a major fire and 11 people were killed. the families involved were polygamist families. covered like it was nothing out of the ordinary. the mayor went to visit them. all normal. >> where you would say that you bring in people who claim to be mormons and they're polygamists and the house burns down. my gosh, that is a story for a month. we're almost suicidal. >> the press is full of pieces about men saying i was raised in a polygamist household and it was wonderful. i had all the aunties around and i want it, too. the children love it and the wives love it. >> glenn: hang on a second. is there a guy in here who says man, if i could have two wives, it would be sweet!

hamilton ontario was apparently the place to be this evening. stephen harper and michael ignacio held events there, both going after voters who overwhelmingly supported the ndp in the last election. pampering "harper's" message though was the question of who would be led into here it? senior correspondent terry molesky was there to see how it all went down. terry. >> peter does not just that ontario has the most seats, just tempting seats, the want to want to switch back and forth in elections. stephen harper needs to get a majority, michael ake io needs to stop and then tonight they are both in hamilton gunning for the mbp. hamilton's three seats are held by new democrats, so it is not friendly turf for harper and there must be some liberals here because two guys showed up in chicken suits, mocking "harper's" refusal to debate ignagni zero one-on-one. >> why are you here, sir? thank you very much. inside harper did not vary his basic pitch a pledge of lower taxes with plenty of coalition bashing. >> to keep our country moving forward, a strong,

. >> the appeals of some canada ontario. >> yes. so you feel that willy-nilly -- and it's going to seep into our institutions. i think what he's saying steven into our institutions notably the supreme court the massachusetts and even the supreme court itself on the reversal on sodomy. >> absolutely. i don't think it's willy-nilly. i think activists at the yale university law school who're very consciously doing this. they are tied to activists in europe, and they are developing this whole body of law that the social conservatives are very worried about it >> let's take euthanasia or doctor assisted suicide is okay. in the netherlands. do you know that i believe it's 65% of americans support allowing a doctor to fu fulfill terminally ill patient's right to end life >> that's one where americans are relatively close to other in need lund. 59% of americans oppose gay marriage even though of them are for civil unions. but i think this notion that there's a pipeline that's running somehow from europe and from the netherland to the united

. >> the appeals of some canada ontario. >> yes. so you feel that willy-nilly -- and it's going to seep into our institutions. i think what he's saying steven into our institutions notably the supreme court the massachusetts and even the supreme court itself on the reversal on sodomy. >> absolutely. i don't think it's willy-nilly. i think activists at the yale university law school who're very consciously doing this. they are tied to activists in europe, and they are developing this whole body of law that the social conservatives are very worried about it >> let's take euthanasia or doctor assisted suicide is okay. in the netherlands. do you know that i believe it's 65% of americans support allowing a doctor to fu fulfill terminally ill patient's right to end life >> that's one where americans are relatively close to other in need lund. 59% of americans oppose gay marriage even though of them are for civil unions. but i think this notion that there's a pipeline that's running somehow from europe and from the netherland to the united

we look to chicago and also ontario and canada.my questions will relate to our abilities to modernize our passenger, as well as freight rail system, which congested are part of the country. and the ability to offer good passenger services constricted by the confluence of the freight and passenger on the same system. so one of my questions really has to do in this pittsburgh cleveland toledo, chicago corridor, what, to your knowledge are planned to talk with the freight lines as with separating us and move towards a modern transportation for america. my focus is on the midwest. he mentioned new york in your testimony, but are part of the country come as far as i can tell isn't physically mentioned, so i could be a bit of an advocate here. as much as we support you for the country necessity for having modern transportation in passenger and freight, the issue has been efficient in passenger is constricted by what is happening with the freight using the lines at the same time. makes for bad hours. you're supposed to catch the amtrak tr

. >> that's an ontario physicist talking. >> i can slip into it if you need it. >> go to cbssf.com.ck on connect to send me your good questions. >>> the injuries are piling up for the giants, find out why barry zito showed up to dodger stadium in a neck brace? the news wasn't much better on the field for the defending champs. sports is next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, car accident last night in west hollywood... zito arrive >>> barry zito is questionable to make his start after being involved in a car accident at west hollywood. he arrived for opening take at dodger stadium wearing a neck brace. >>> it's been 30 years since fernandomania took san francisco by storm. he threw out the first pitch. brandon bell making his first at-bat. he hits a two-hopper and beats it out for his first career hit. he finished 1 for 3. tim lincecum made his third opening day start. he didn't get a lot of help. miguel throws it into right field, they have runnersers on the corners, buster posey does a good job of blocking it but throws it down the left field line, the only republican allowed by lincecum in 7

. >> reporter: that has the los angeles police ontario techtive league up in arms. >> gang members are heavily involved in that type of activity. theyre develop in the violence. >> reporter: even philadelphia eagles quarterback michael vick is denouncing the app saying it is inappropriate. he served a 20-month sentence for a federal dog fighting conviction but the maker of app cage games says "people are entirely missing the point. we are in fact animal lovers ourselves. we cannot reveal much about ourselves for fear of our safety. we have received real and extremely violent threats. we tried the app out and you never see the dogs fight so it's wasn't as violent as we expected. also we noticed that the game keeps shutting down. cage games says it is still developing that game and they say the app is supposed to be satirical and they hope to educate people about the real- life horrors of dog fight going. that came out in a statement today. >> there are an awful lot of these games, what was the one we were talking about. >> grand theft auto. >> where human beings get killed. i'm not cond

ontario airport passed inspection.we tagged along when inspectors from san mateo county's department of weights and measures tested the luggage scales at sfo. they checked 300 scales in operation. 7 flunked and were taken out of service. that's a failure rate of about 2% which is actually pretty good according to commissioner fred crowder. >> for the most part we are finding them to be accurate. >> reporter: on to oakland. the alameda county department of weights and measures says its last inspection found no problems with any of the 50 scales. same story at san jose international airport. santa clara weights and measures tells us all 145 scales in use at the airport also passed. so why are so many passengers complaining? the commissioner says many folks test their bags on the bathroom scales that aren't exactly famous for accuracy. >> don't pack them right to 50 pounds based on your scale at home. pack them to 45 pounds and put the rest in your carry-on. >> reporter: airport luggage scales are checked once a year by t

that's one that you can only learn on the ice in on the river in ontario canad.aturday against anaheim. randy bennett says no to the university of utah. he'll stay at st. mary's as head basketball coach. do you know what top shelf means? >> we'll tell her after the newscast. >> where grandma keep happens the skrood he>> t oldle. >> the old kozimor house. >> we'll be right back. >>> okay check it out betty white on the ashton kutcher's heels pulling pranks of her own. >> that hit show "punked dwouts remember that. betty white will host her own show with a twist. she will follow senior citizens that pull off jokes on younger people. >> that's revenge. >> off their rockers, the hidden camera's show will air right here on nbc. she's hoping for some more nbc magic. biggest success was nbc's "golden girls" in the late-night 1980s. >> i actually do. >> i still love "the golden girls." emmy winner from "saturday night live" last year. >> you go get them, betty.

remain unbeaten did go that's all it was called on going to point out behind them on goal difference ontariothree places to take the rest of stuff those programs began have kicked up against just nothing for their third win of the season. l x one just one of their four games so far to my last day. and over in england united play national city in the semifinal of the f.a. cup at wembley with both sides missing a star striker as united manager sir alex ferguson has been forced to bring in david clarke for the suspended wayne rooney and if jonny evans also misses out because of a ban on darren fletcher has a virus. it says in all of that time is not a captain carlos tevez he pulled a hamstring united asked him with a chance of winning the domestic and european travel across the other semifinal on sunday and in the premier league this saturday chelsea are looking to put their champions league exit behind them once out by manchester united on cheers they they're currently eleven points to climb the table top was in trouble brewing for my strong thought against all have a bearing on the relegation

against you be it by a mugger or a tax collector is a violation of your freedom and joining us now from ontario canada is philosopher sofar knowledge host of freedom in radio dot com the most popular philosophical conversation in the world sit on thank you so much for joining us so thank you ed and congratulations on the show thank you thank you we're very honored to have you on for our first episode tonight let's cut to the chase tell us what is the gun in the room what do you mean when you say that government is backed up by violence well adam there's an old chinese proverb which says that the beginning of wisdom is to call things by their proper names and we so often forget this when it comes to government when it comes to the state. governments are different from every other social agency that we have in that governments have a legal right in fact an obligation in many situations to initiate the use of force not respond to the use of force self-defense is a universal right in most legal systems between initiate the use of force and that is very different from what you and i have as legal ri

the airports here sacramento, ontario, san diego reports all the next if person. >> mark: more americansr unemployment. here raised by 27,000. the broader trend points to slow healing as application crops 6% over the past two months. a surprise rise last week stocks are pointed lower. dow futures down 46 points. congress can and ready to close the books on the budget year and move on to fight about next year's spending plan. they will fund the day today bunches of federal agencies. this prevented the government shut down yesterday. they will debate on the budget blueprint for 2012. >> james: breaking down through what we see today, and as we approach the weekend. cool morning it will be warming up this afternoon, tomorrow north bay showers but by the afternoon it will warm up nicely, this we can simply awesome. locations enjoying 70 degree weather tarif [ male announcer ] for 5 bucks, you can get a sub. or...you can get all this. kfc's $5 everyday meals. 5 meals, 5 bucks. choose from one of the colonel's favorites, like two pieces of original recipe. your choice of sides, biscuit and a m

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. >> my name is robert from ontario. how can the conservative party justify the $6 billion tax-cut to corporations when families are struggling to make ends meet? is this policy not putting more money into the pockets of wealthy corporations to fail to share their wealth in the past? >> mr. harper we don't you for the first response. >> there is no corporate tax reductions we cut taxes several years ago across the board not just for businesses big and small but consumers, individuals and families. but the question is whether taxes should be raised back up. our position is clear the canadian economy is performing well, coming not of the rat recession stronger and faster than others and if you raise taxes you will just put the economy costing jobs we do not be in favor of raising taxes. >> first i'd like to congratulate mr. harper from his question but having said that we have to know all the facts and figures and there is something we still don't know what happened to this g8 and g20 summits. but the $50 billion what is i

[laughter] we have looked to be tightening before the debate, particularly in ontario, and we do not know what impact it will have. we are flying blind shear. there is a remorseless logic to the prime minister's campaign about crime in this against the coalition. it puts the liberals into a box that they have been trying to break out of, and doing a good job of so far. but the problem of the center- right boaters' looking at them and thinking, if they get pulled left by the ndp, in ndp butter saying, why do they have to respond to the traditional campaign? i can vote for jack. >> if a string of polls shows that there is a conservative majority, it could be good news for the liberals. that will help focus minds, especially in ontario. >> only if they had a good solid eight-point margin over the new democrats. >> until that happens, and as long we do not have that mushy environment we have had, they will go for number two. the liberals are not able to change the reality that jack layton as votes and others have votes. no longer do you have to look to the other leader. in the old days,

he was pulled and replaced by backup ontario, macky who shut out the kings the rest of the way. i'm not that big a hockey fan. 3-1. >> we wanted him to win. >>> elsewhere, san francisco giants lost three games in a row. they fell to the atlanta braves 5-2. things are looking much better for the oakland as, they stored a nine runs, 9-1 victory. >>> major league, san jose earthquakes at an early season, fell 2-1 against chivasusa. >> the easter bunny came to visit us. >> you have to watch out what you're eating, right. >> our producer decided to give us a little buzz kill this morning. talk about calories. it is about a quarter of the size of many of the big chocolate bunnies, boy, i used to get a big one. this is 290 calories. >> is that hollow? >> yeah, and it is 290 calories. >> that the is a killer. these are one of the post popular things around. >> the peeps, i hate them. we had a story yesterday where you can make your own. these peeps have how many calories? >> still to come. >> stay tuned. >> the mini eggs. >> how many calories? >> sm i supposed to guess. >> you are suppo

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>> well, peter, michael said today in ontario and quebec and did ethnic interviews, but this can end up in some embarrassing ways. he left a radio interview today with a well-known voice in the media with an editor and radio host part of the separatist movement. >> if you are prime minister, what will you do on the fronts? >> it was an odd choice because he denowfnsed the liberals three weeks ago. ofwho was nearly killed 25 years ago by an extremist, but he has praise the attack and also applauded the 1984 assassination of indian prime minister calling the killers martyrs. >> if i'm talking about the martyrs, the whole community talks with them. >> why was this man who endorsed violence giving a one on one? >> there's no place for the endorsement of political violence of any form. i've been clear about that and always will. i have no truck or trade with that kind of politics. >> even so, he went ahead with the interview pointing out correctly that everyone does it. he met with steven harper, although the staff says it was just the picture and not an interview. others include jack lay

. >> i am jessica, and i am from burlington, ontario. >> jimmy: very good. >> keesha from traverse citylberta. >> rich from youngstown, ohio. >> jason from north bergen, new jersey. >> jimmy: ah, from new jersey. very, very good. and you guys have never met before, correct? >> never. >> jimmy: okay, very good. and i can see you backstage, that you had to pick a name for your crew. >> yes. >> jimmy: what do you come up with? >> team mustard, like mustard since we're in yellow, but french. mustard. roll that r. >> jimmy: that's a long name. that's a long, long name. thank you for the explanation of the name. a whole wikipedia page based on your name right there. team mustard. and roll the rs. now, clearly you've all been accessorized backstage. let's take a look at your group photo here. there they are, team mustard. [ cheers and applause ] i get it now. very good. looking hot, looking real hot. all right. very good. welcome, you guys. what are your names and where are you all from? >> i'm kelly and i'm from new york. >> jimmy: hey, all right. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm julie, i'm fro

. >> host: ontario, oregon is the next caller. good afternoon. >> caller: thank you. i'm really interested in two things and i would like, susan, not to wiggle the book. we often don't get the title. so, the question now is i watch the earlier programs about the kabul beauty school and i wonder if you had any connections of that at all while you were there? >> guest: >> host: and do you have a second question? >> caller: yes. most of the time in the kabul beauty school program, she talked about the importance of the very fancy dresses for the weddings. is that what most of these ladies are learning to do is to make a very fancy things for weddings? >> host: thanks for the question. >> guest: thank you very much. two things, no, i did not know those. this story, the difference i think is this took place during that 11 years when there were not foreigners in afghanistan for the most part. this really is about the young girls managed to do for themselves when no one was paying attention and almost every bit the have forgotten. there's a couple interesting scenes about we

i will build a wind farm in ontario, canada and minnesota. it will not be in the panhandle of texas where i wanted. i did not get the transmission there. they promised transmission and they never delivered. i would like to leave you with this point -- one mcf of natural gas is $4 and is equal to. the only thing that will move an 18-wheeler will be either diesel or natural gas. a battery will not move an 18- wheeler. what are the options? that's it. the only one we have that will replace foreign oil to move the 18-wheeler is natural gas. one mcf of natural gas for $4 = $7 apiece -- of diesel. 7 gallons of diesel is $30. the cleaner, cheaper, cheaper, cheaper compared to the forum, dirty diesel, you are talking about the cost would be 25% very you have to do some compression and there are other factors. if you had in 18 deaths wheeler today and you bought a natural gas one instead of going diesel, your fuel would be $1.50 cheaper. that is overpowering. if it is so cheap, why doesn't it work without h passingr 1380? because i want direction. i w

that is why the chief of the ontario prevention of -- ontario police, a conservative meant -- memberof parliament. that is the last word in this segment. >> this is the final question. this is on health care. roll tape, please. >> i am patti ryan in new glasgow, nova scotia. the federal government made the promise that they would be accountable for the reductions in wheat times. that expires in 2014. what i want to know is what do you plan to do with the new accord to hold accountable for improvements in our population? >> that is a terrific question from patty. of frightfully important question in this election. who do you trust to negotiate the next help the court? i submit to you that that is the best reason to be voting new democrats, because when public health care was created in this country years ago, and it went to a national debate, working in a minority parliament to bring our public health care system to light, one that obama tried to implement in the u.s., it is envied around the world. it needs improvement now. we have to ensure funding, and that means we have to be clea

we look to chicago and also ontario and canada. questions will relate to our abilities to modernize our passenger, as well as freight rail system, which congested are part of the country. and the ability to offer good passenger services constricted by the confluence of the freight and passenger on the same system. so one of my questions really has to do in this pittsburgh cleveland toledo, chicago corridor, what, to your knowledge are planned to talk with the freight lines as with separating us and move towards a modern transportation for america. my focus is on the midwest. he mentioned new york in your testimony, but are part of the country come as far as i can tell isn't physically mentioned, so i could be a bit of an advocate here. as much as we support you for the country necessity for having modern transportation in passenger and freight, the issue has been efficient in passenger is constricted by what is happening with the freight using the lines at the same time. makes for bad hours. you're supposed to catch the amtrak trai

tires seemed to match tracks at the scene of an apparent kidnapping near the tiny town of tweed, ontarioincident in a crime spree that began in 2007 with dozens of bizarre thefts. >> someone was stealing women's lingerie. >> thousands of items, bras, panties, camisoles, pajamas. >> reporter: by september 2009, two local women had been sexually assaulted. one was laurie masicott, talking on tv for the first time. >> something was choking me around my neck. >> reporter: she says she was fast asleep when an intruder threw a blanket over her head and put her in a homemade harness. >> it was just like a bad dream. and he said to me, i need to take some pictures of you. next thing i feel, he takes my clothes off. he was going to kill me. >> reporter: two months later, a 38-year-old air force corporal was killed. and two months after that, another local woman, 27-year-old jessica lloyd, went missing. >> we had no idea he had done any of this. >> reporter: reporter tim apple by says police never dreamed it could be someone as revered as kunl williams. >> did you know jessica lloyd, even in passi

. >> layton actually spent his day in ontario, talking about getting more canadians connected. he plans to bring high-speed internet to every region of the country. michael ignatief held a round table with members of the arts community. he said a liberal government would be a supporter of arts and culture and he plans to double the canada council for the arts. -- the budget for the canada council for the arts. and much of the day in newfoundland before heading to nova scotia. >> with part of our election coverage we are doing interviews with each of the national party leaders. each was offered a choice. they could either have us follow them on the campaign trail for a while, do a traditional interview in the studio, or on the campaign trail. stephen harper chose the latter, and that is why we are here in newfoundland. the interview touched on similar themes as those in our interviews with michael ignatief and jack layton -- trust and what is being called the coalition issue. harper has given very though information on either until now. >> i guess we can agree that trust is a ke

london, ontario host: i presumed as much. my fault. you should definitely have to be. that was all so operatives couldn't get our highest position. as far as our current president goes, you can put it into photo shop and it is set in layers. >> so you don't think this is going away? caller: no mark. . >> good morning caller: i feel sympathy for you. i know a lot of people are giving you a lot of pressure. i think someone should be a natural born citizen. i have never heard a president show his birth certificate before. this is the first time i ever heard of that. so far representing the country, you should be born in the united states. i appreciate you taking my call. >> thank you for calling in. the speaker has become less popular with americans >> so a couple of things previewing our coverage. political talk radio continues. c-span is airing the last of special siem casts >> first of all, we have the white house correspondence dinner. we will be live again this year we'll do the full red carpet. all the speeches and the president talking -- also this weekend is the l

the university of western ontario. >> interesting. >> i know, right? is number four. penn state.orado of boulder. >> bulldogs you know what i'm talking about. >> stories for us? >> the number one party school when i was there as well. i'm not saying i had anything to do with that. >> polka time. >> we polka'ed a lot. >> i bet that you did. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ c >>> this morning on "world news now," deep divide. just how far apart are the house, the senate, and the white house on the budget? >>> the political muscle being flexed in the federal program cuts that could hit home. it's friday, april 15th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning, everyone. i'm peggy bunker. >> and i'm mike marusarz in for rob nelson. >>> well, the budget battle is putting republican paul ryan against president obama and his democratic supporters in an intense fight over the federal money and the deficit. >> yeah, a lot of fighting words there between those two. >>> also ahead, you've seen these wildly advertised diet pills in stores, well now some serious safety questions about t

it happened in ontario california.lay in the machine when the family members shut the door and turned it on. a a group of workers broken the door with a baseball bat because it lot. police are saying the good samaritans probably save the 20 months old boy's life. he is in serious but stable condition. it will turn this over to the district attorney's office to see if charges will be filed. >> mark: not just iphone is recording your every move, and right maybe transmitting user locations and sending information back to headquarters. they're trying to build a massive database to pinpoint locations via cell phones. these databases could help them tap into our market for location base services, the market is expected to climb to $8 billion by 2014. amazon stock, still trying to restore computers as a stroke out which stretches beyond 24 hours. it began outside of washington d.c. most of the sites that were brought down by the outage were back on this morning, a new sharing site was still in emergency read only site. >> dar

i will build a wind farm in ontario, canada and minnesota.t will not be in the panhandle of texas where i wanted. i did not get the transmission there. they promised transmission and they never delivered. i would like to leave you with this point -- one mcf of natural gas is $4 and is equal to. the only thing that will move an 18-wheeler will be either diesel or natural gas. a battery will not move an 18- wheeler. what are the options? that's it. the only one we have that will replace foreign oil to move the 18-wheeler inatural gas. one mcf of natural gas for $4 = $7 apiece -- of diesel. 7 gallons of diesel is $30. the cleaner, cheaper, cheaper, cheaper compared to the forum, dirty diesel, you are talking about the cost would be 25% very you have to do some compression and there are other factors. if you had in 18 deaths wheeler today and you bought a natural gas one instead of going diesel, your fuel would be $1.50 cheaper. that is overpowering. if it is so cheap, why doesn't it work without h passingr 1380? because i want direction. i want

then when you turn around, the very same prosecutor being elevated to the ontario -- >> host: he was convicted. >> guest: he was convicted the second time. >> host: that's what i'm saying. >> guest: bases on perjury. >> oo but he was convected but you wanted to stop the prosecutor from becoming a judge. theboard disagreed with you and that led you to resign. >> guest: i felt as though as anybody knowingly convict an innocent person of a crime they did not commit should be convicted of a crime themselves. i mean, what is it to convict an innocent person if not kidnapping? forcible confinement, torture, and in the case of capital punishment, conspiracy to commit murder. but the moran family almost went bankrupt. >> host: but of course he was convicted. >> guest: based on erroneous testimony. >> host: in your opinion. >> guest: no. no in thecourt's opinion. not in my opinion in the court's opinion, because we had inquiries -- >> host: he is still? jail. >> guest: no. >> host: he has been released. >> guest: a long time ago. >> host: there you go. >> guest: because dna evidence completel

i will build a wind farm in ontario, canada and minnesota. it will not be in the panhandle of texas where i wanted. i did not get the transmission the. they promised transmison and they never delivered. i would like to leave you with this point -- one mcf of natural gas is $4 and is equal to. the only thing that will move an 18-wheeler will be either diesel or natural gas. a battery will not move an 18- wheeler. what are the options? that's it. the only one we have that will replace foreign oil to move the 18-wheeler is natural gas. one mcf of natural gas for $4 = $7 apiece -- of diesel. 7 gallons of diesel is $30. the cleaner, cheaper, cheaper, cheaper compared to the forum, dirty diesel,you are talking about the cost would be 25% very you have to do some compression and there are other factors. if you had in 18 deaths wheeler today and you bought a natural gas one instead of going diesel, your fuel would be $1.50 cheaper. that is overpoweng. if it is so cheap, why doesn't it work without h passingr 1380? because i want direction. i want thi

i will build a wind farm in ontario, canada and minnesota. it will not be in the panhandle of texas where i wanted. i did not get the transmission there. they promised transmission and they never delivered. i would like to leave you with this point -- one mcf of natural gas is $4 and is equal to. the only thing that will move an 18-wheeler will be either diesel or natural gas. a battery will not move an 18- wheeler. what are the options? that's it. the only one we have that will replace foreign oil to move the 18-wheeler is natural gas. one mcf of natural gas for $4 = $7 apiece -- of diesel. 7 gallons of diesel is $30. the cleaner, cheaper, cheaper, cheaper compared to the forum, dirty diesel, you are talking about the cost would be 25% very you have to do some compression and there are other factors. if you had in 18 deaths wheeler today and you bought a natural gas one instead of going diesel, your fuel would be $1.50 cheaper. that is overpowering. if it is so cheap, why doesn't it work without h passingr 1380? because i want direction. i w

pain and suffering, and then when you turn around and there's the same prosecutor elevated to the on ontario- >> host: he was convicted? >> guest: he was convicted the second time. >> host: that's what i'm saying. >> guest: based on perjury. >> host: he was convicted, but you wanted to stop this prosecutor from becoming a judge, but the board disagreed with you. >> guest: that forced me to resign. anyone who knowingly convict an innocent person of a crime that they did not commit should be convicted of a crime themselves i mean, because what is it to convict an innocent person? it's torture, forcible con findment, and in the case of capital punishment, conspiracy to commit murder. the family almost went bankrupt. >> host: he was convicted. >> guest: based upon erroneous testimony. >> host: in your opinion? >> guest: no, no, in the court's opinion. not my opinion, the court's opinion because we had inquiries. >> host: he's still in jail; right? >> guest: no, he's been released a long time ago because dna evidence completely exonerated him. >> host: you tried to stop her from becoming a judge

we looked up to ontario. my questions will relate to our abilities to modernize our passenger as well as our freight rail system. and the ability to offer good passenger service is constricted by the confluence of the freight and passenger on the same system. one of my questions has to do what -- and the sandusky, to leave the corridor, do you talked to the freight lines? is there a way of separating those as we move toward more modern transportation? my focus is on the midwest. you mentioned n.y. in california, but our part of the country is not specifically mentioned. i have to be a bit of an advocate. as much as we support you for the country and the necessity for having modern transportation, this issue of being efficient in passenger is constricted by what is happening with the freight using the lights at the same time. it makes for bad hours. you have to catch the amtrak train at 3:30 a.m. it is not much fun. it is not very user friendly. that this question one, dealing with midwestern plants headed to