ontario? and pg&e has been there since day one.plause] [applause] and next joining us at the heritage partners level we have rebecca delgado representing the academy of universities. is rebecca here? [applause] and representing at&t we have jason chan. jason? jason is probably busy making phone calls. right here. [applause] and representing bank of america, rosana lunge. [applause]

ontario? and pg&e has been there since day one.plause] [applause] and next joining us at the heritage partners level we have rebecca delgado representing the academy of universities. is rebecca here? [applause] and

yeah. >> the comedy group in ontario, canada.his buddies decided what's it like to have hair on fire and feed him flaming doritos. not the flavor flaming hot doritos, these are actually doritos on fire. that's not enough. time to bust out the blow torch. >> is that real hair? is that the real hair that grows on his hair. >> it looks like real hair. obviously they doused it with hairspray, highly flammable hair spring. >> this is what people want. >> is this what they want? >> yeah, it is what i want. >> it's what people want. >> it is. right in the house around a well stocked bar. >> also, how bad does this room smell? first hair smells of -- >> did he have -- why? seriously, why. i don't want anyone at home to light their head on fire and eating a burning burrito. >> not every day you get to light a cigar off your friend's burning hair. >> that's going to do it for htm top ten countdown, everybody. thanks for joining us. we'll leave you with one more look at our number one video. enjoy it and have an awesome look at our number o

ontario? and pg&e has been there since day one. [applause] [applause] and next joining us at the heritage partners level we have rebecca delgado representing the academy of universities. is rebecca here? [applause] and representing at&t we have jason chan. jason? jason is probably busy making phone calls. right here. [applause] and representing bank of america, rosana lunge. [applause] and representing croft , ron lowe, ron? [applause] we have mcdonald's and their representative did not make it and the last one on the list, ross bargo who has been with us for many years, tracy tran, tracy? [applause] tracy has not made it yet. so really, thank you very much. and for joining us and hope to see you again next year. and it's so special that our new police chief is with us. and would you like to say a few words? [applause] >> i don't think that that was actually a question. [laughter] i'm just really pleased to be here. i wasn't prepared to say anything. but just the culture and what it does for the community, it really does leave me w

at ontario high school in ontario, oregon, teachers are making better and smarter use of technology to improve instruction in realtime. in las vegas, the principal of kit carson elementary cynthia marlow used sig funds to institute a learning program. the result of an additional hour, reading and math proficiency both improved by more than 20 percentage points. down the road in reno, smith ridge elementary hired a new s.t.e.m. coach and beta specialist to give teachers meaningful feedback and daily coaching. students themselves have a big role in tracking and analyzing their own progress. and empowering students to take ownership of their own learning is so important. weekly assessments monitor how students are learning state standards. all data is tracked for each student in a dated journal. at the heart of all these successes are teachers and school leaders who are excited about the prospect for change.

high school in ontario, oregon, teachers are making better and smarter use of technology to improve instruction in realtime. in las vegas the principal of kit carson elementary used s.i.g. funds to institute a tutoring program that added an hour of learning time at the understand of the school day and the result of the additional hour, reading and math proficiency both improved by more than 20 percentage points. down the road in reno smith ridge elementary hired a stew coach and data specialist to give teachers meaningful feedback and daily coaching. students themselves have a big role in tracking and analyzing their own progress and empowering students to take ownership of their own learning that's so important. weekly assessments monitor how students are learning state standards and all data is tracked for each student in a data journal. at the heart of all of these successes are teachers and school leaders who are excited about the prospect for change. it is what motivates them. it is what gets them up every morning and keeps them working late into the night. this is absolutely a

your ordinary clean up after a crash a truck with millions of coins crashed in the snowy highway in ontario. and now crews are trying to recover each coin that spilled out of the truck. and some are picking up by hands the quickest way is with a magnet. >> it looks like is doing good. we would be here for monds. >> managing it challenge is a candy truck was involved spilling candy all over the road. put them together and it is a sticky situation. >>> best buy is looking to trim costs. they will close 50 of the stores it will open 100 pest buy mobile stores throughout the us buzz light year is the longest serving toy in space. >>> buzz will go on display later this summer. and mercy high school is look at this. and some advice for kids. a panel of women talked about the career fields they may want to choose and they encourage them to work hard and do what you love. >> and it inspired me. >> i want to be an engineer. it inspired me and with what i want to do. and from the is there. >> it serves students ninth through tenth grade. how a biker went going after a car, well you see, almost cuts t

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in january, officials in ontario found a loaded 45 caliber handgun as he tried to board a flight to sacramento. a lawmaker calls it an honest mistake. >> bmw recalling a million cars world wide affecting five and six series cars and says a cable could have been installed improperly. there are no accidents or injuries reported. and says owners can take vehicles to a tealer for repair that's should take about 30 minute autos some developments involving the stuff put in meat called pink slime. >> there is operations in three of four plants that make the killer has been sus sended. there is critics say it's a fro duct critics aren't trying to buy. the company that makes the filler says it's 100% beef treated with an ammonia gas to ensure bacteria is killed. government crash tests show female dummies strerj a greater degree of injury during crash tests starting with to 11 model vehicles the federal government placed a male dummy with a smaller female for some tests. insurance instit use used the testing since 2003. when 2011 toyota seinna slammed into a barrier, female dummy showed a 20% to 40% ris

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go up to canada hamilton ontario. and we made a pact with ourselves that all four of us would get in. that we all would come back. we would all come back to virginia prior to pearl harbor and some time in des des or later part of november 1941. we got in the car and went up to canada. one of the guys had a heart monitor. so we decided that we would honor our pact and we came back together and as we were coming back it was des tdes the 7th, w knew then what we were going to do. we were going to have to join somewhere in our particular armed services. and we waited around and i waited around and this thing came out of fort monroe, virginia. a bunch of civilians came up with the idea that the public needed something to stir up the morale of the people pearl harbor had happened where they lost 3500 people, 2500 dead and thousands of them seriously wounded. wake island 1637 people surrendered to the japs there and then came about brigador with 60,000 of our troops captured. 60,000. 10,000 of ours. and the american public w

. ♪ >> this is near toronto, ontario, canada.e here's in, like, the lobby of a student center or something. just a back flip in a library. >> i would love to be in a public place, see this kid come up. i would be like, wow, free entertainment. >> here he is in a cafeteria. just a back flip. >> i like how he strolls out. puts his hands inpockets. >> kind of like show off. that is the impression i get. show off. >> i don't think. i don't think. i'm thinking the people in that situation might be like show off. >> oh. i think they'd be like, h, h that was weird. >> yeah. totally weird. >> that would be a great traffic light moment. if i were sitting tlat the red light -- >> on the phone. i think some guy did a back flip at the intersection. >>> magic, we all like magic, right? >> mm-hmm. >> now you see me. now you don't. check these two magicians out. they are eric and charlie. they are performing at a business conference in france p promoting stockholm as a business place. using ipads to help them. >> are they also counting crow fan

it is triggering some snow showers downwind of lake ontario. it looks like most of that is staying north of garrett county. 37 at bridge league, 32 in ocean city. -- ridgely, 32 in ocean city. downtown baltimore might be a little bit milder. there is a bit of a wind chill to factor in. decent lake enhanced snow showers. winter returning to upstate new york. it looks like that will stick to our north. for our region, it will be dry. high-pressure makes its way from the ohio valley to baltimore. sunday morning will be cold, but it will be rather mild. we will start another warm up as early as sunday afternoon. the weekend features clear skies, a chilly at night, sunny in the afternoon. temperatures should stay above normal. the weekend looks gorgeous. bright sunshine tomorrow. it will be a little bit cooler than that. the wins will be brisk. on sunday, it will turn much warmer. a small craft advisory up for the bay tomorrow. sunshine, very cold in the morning in the mountains, 39 in the afternoon. much warmer on sunday. on the eastern shore, temp

we're heading up to ontario actually. north of the border. >> so get to see it now. congratulations on another great show here. nice to meet you. >> thank you. >>> we'll be right back. back. >>> welcome back. our chef here will are playing one of the starring roles in the cherry blossom festival. tell us about the dish you're serving which is very pretty if we can see overhead what is already prepared here. >> pork belly that we're doing is being braised for about five hours with aromatics. i've got cherries that have been put into like a jelly with vanilla bean. and a little bit of toasted pa len take -- pal len take -- palenta plate. a lot of my food we do is kind of like on the senses. a little bit of crispy, a little savory, a little bit of sweet. especially at this time of year now, it's like 70 -- i don't even know what it is. we've got a patio that wraps around the entire restaurant. we've got tons of people that are enjoying the weather right now as we speak enjoying lunch. even at dinner time last night. >> it looks like a very simple recipe. we were talking

ottawa, ontario, canada. 70% returned there. and d.c., about 50%.s about the national average, 50%. but the canadians apparently are more honest. >> apparently. we could learn a few from them. interesting study. >> thank you, tom. >> okay, guys. >>> a father accused of using a laser pointer to cheat during his daughter's hockey game. and now he is facing criminal charge. his name is joseph cordis. the incident happened last week at a high school girls hockey play-off game in massachusetts. police say cord shined a lacer in the eyes of the opposing team's goalie. his daughter's team went on to win the game. the losing goalie says she is disappointed athletic officials didn't do more to stand up for her team. >> they didn't really take an action. escorting him out, yes. but people get escorted out for yelling too. but this person tried to hurt us. >> the losing team challenged the outcome of the game, but that didn't change anything. joseph cordis is charged with disdisturbing the peace. police say it's the most serious charge they could find to fit t

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thomas, ontario, canada uncle keith here has suffered some kind of bum mishap. don't know what that means. but it caused him to wear adult diapers. so they think they can fix uncle keith's bum problem with an m-80 firecracker me firecracker. >> they teach that in medical school. one of these guys is a doctor, right. >> we have an m-80, a huge fire dr cracker. >> they are holding up the firecracker before they drop it down uncle keith's pants. >> don't be scared! don't be scared! >> you even saw a little flame shoot out of his pants. >> oh, my god. >> it starts getting really bad here, though. >> it starts getting really bad? he put a firecracker down his diaper! >> keep watching. >> that's awesome, man. oh, the stink. you can smell it. whose idea was this? >> all right. we got the old firecracker in the diaper trick, all said and done. >> oh, my god. >> could you imagine if he had tooted at the same time that thing went off? >> this is the stupidest, awesomest thing ever. >> you know what everybody should do today? go to rightthisminute.com. >> boom! let's do it

a state of emergency in northern ontario. >> just 1200 people. in winter, it is -30 and the only way to get here is to fly in or to drive on a hazardous ice road. the beauty of this isolated community conceals the fallout from endemic drug abuse. it is estimated that 80% of the working age population are abusing toxic content. it is said to be as addictive as heroin, but this is a prescription drug. this woman was hooked for four years. 180 milligram pill cells on the black market. she spent thousands, all for welfare benefits on getting high. sometimes her children went without food. >> it is difficult for me to face them every day. i heard them so much. -- hurt them so much. >> everybody knows somebody abusing oxy. the visit by the police services is a rare event. the dog has been strained to sniff out the drug. he does not find anything this time. >> they hide this stuff in their bodies. it is hard to enforce. it is not just a policing problem. it is a community problem. >> of the chief is worried about the effects of the epidemic on the next

heading over to the americas, this very potent system is going to be moving across southern ontario and then in towards the great lakes region. and that's going to drop some freezing rain, chilling rain, and icy overpasses, icy roads are going to be difficult for your winter traveling. associated cold front will be moving across much of the great lakes region, ohio valley, and towards new england. and this could actually associate with chances of severe thunderstorms that could also bring some hail and damaging gusts. talking about gusts, gusts are very strong here behind the system, reaching as much as 60 kilometers per hour. the dakotas, nebraska, as well as eastern wyoming, these are the places where critical fire danger is posted. pacific northwest still targeted with coastal heavy rain and mountain snow could pile up as much as 30 centimeters in the sierra nevadas and the cascades, winds are strong too. los angeles, 18 degrees. winds very strong here in denver, 21 degrees. oklahoma city reaching up to 27. and chicago, still, well above average, but returning back to normal territor

at least 11 people were arrested after a five hour riot broke out overnight in london ontario and that happened near a college where authorities say the students and st. patrick's day revellers set fire many police officers were struck in the head. a news vehicle was overturned and set on fire and 70 police vehicles were damaged more arrests are expected as the investigation continues. >> this is unacceptable behavior and i think the police chief has indicated that of course of the law will be brought upon them. enough is enough. >> damage to streets vehicles in and whites is estimated at at least $100,000. those arrested and the riots face charges of unlawful behavior, assaulting police and resisting arrest. >> casual japanese dining is next. a new eatery in chicago where slurping is in courage. in courage.encouraged. ors [ male announcer ] we asked real people if they'd help us with an experiment for febreze fabric refresher they agreed. [ experimenter 1 ] relax, take some nice deep breaths. [ experimenter 2 ] at do you smell? lilac. clean. there's something that's really fresh. a li

ontario towards labrador that's going to be blowing snow considering the snow showers and strong winds. ahead of that system freezing rain. snow will make an appearance in four corners and that's going to persist through the weekend. cold temperatures there as well. then very intense cold front will be scraping across the area all the way up from new england down towards the southern plains. the primary threat is very heavy intense showers. 80 mull meters or more could be seen in and around the arklatex region in and around louisiana. and that could possibly trigger some flash flooding. also tornados not even ruled out of the question here. so severe thunderstorm activity there. the very unseasonal temperatures in the east. new york 20 degrees for thursday's forecast. that's what we see mid may. toronto 13 that's well above arch as well. these temperatures are going to be dipping down to normal territories. 11 on friday in new york. and 5 in toronto. memphis 20 to 14. here in houston 26 down to 18 on friday. so that's going to be difficult for the bodies to cope with. here in europe, t

but parts of ontario and quebec are starting to see temperatures drop. 18 degrees for a daytime high on friday. and it will become even cooler as we head into saturday. >>> heading over to europe, mostly calm across much of europe, but a very strong low pressure system is dashing down over western russia bringing a wintry mix. because this the system is containing a lot of cool air, temperatures will dip to 1 agree in moscow. but other than that, the exceptional warmth is continuing. 20 degrees in paris and 17 degrees in berlin. actually the warmth will likely continue until the end of march. >>> up next is your three-day outlook. imimimimimime mister yos expected to outline a new vision for defending nuclear power plants. sources close to the japanese government say he will lay out his plan at the upcoming nuclear security summit in seoul. noda's expected to stress the importance of preparing for any contingency based on lessons from the fukushima accident. sources close to the prime minister say he'll underscore the necessity for an immediate response, whether the cause is a natura

you will recognize some of the large investors, including calpers, ontario municipal retirement fund, pennsylvania state employees retirement fund and many others. she sits on an number of cities service boards and the foundation that it works on improving the lives of orphans and china. she is on the advisory board for room to read and she, our message, her accomplishments are an inspiration to all of the women who want to be numbers women and to want to take a chance and accept risks and for all of the women who know it's ok to pay the past that has not been paid yet. she is real proof the glass ceiling can really be broken. that she cannot be here today, i would like to thank her for all of her accomplishments and thank you for being here to accept her award. thank you. [applause] >> on behalf of melissa, out we send our deepest condolences she could not be here in person but she is honored and remains deeply committed to san francisco personally and professionally. thank you. [applause] president chiu: our next presentation will be made by supervisor cohen. supervisor cohen: thank

increase annual output of sports utility vehicles to 200,000 units next year at its plant in woodstock, ontario. this is up from the current 150,000. toyota says the expansion will create 400 new jobs. >>> turning now to domestic auto production, we saw quite a jump in february. the eight major carmakers say their total domestic output last month rose more than 19% from a year ago. the figure comes to over 900,000 units. this is the fifth straight month of increase compared to levels shown in the previous year. automakers are counting on the subsidies to boost sales of ecofriendly cars. applications will be accepted from next monday. output at honda shot up by almost 65%. daihatsu by just under 31% and toyota by a little more than 22%. >>> japanese cosmetics makers is to begin consultations in april. the president announced a launch of the new service on thursday. it had been available only in person, usually at outlets. the beauticians will advise customers about how to choose and use cosmetics suited to their skin. streaming videos will allow demonstrations by specialists and the chat feature

heading over to the americas now, the system that was troubling south ontario and the great lakes, that will be moving towards quebec and in the new england region, dropping heavy amounts of freezing rain, as much as 5 millimeters. that's going to be causing troublesome dangerous winter weather driving conditions there. the associated front that is stretching all the way down toward the central plains, this is the area where you may see severe thunderstorms to be igniting. hail and damaging gusts are not ruled out. pacific northwest we'll still be looking at very heavy coastal rain along the coast of oregon and northern california. wet snow will be piling up in the mountainous regions. it could be very heavy. now, around the colorado regions, fire weather is still going to be posted up there as an alert. let's take a look at some video coming -- excuse me, some photos coming up from colorado. these are the wildfires that was supposed to be contained. it has reignited because of the very strong winds. winds are still going to be strong in and around the denver region. 25, well above aver

patrick's day celebrating turned violent in london, ontario, canada. and videos have been popping up all over the internet. >> whew! >> about 1,000 people near this college got tipsy on st. patrick's day and things turned into a riot. police came out, as you can see, in full riot gear to try to get these people under control. but as the rioters saw the police coming in, they just got more violent. they started throwing everything they could at the police. in all, 17 police vehicles were damaged. police couldn't get this riot under control, and eventually, back down for a while, because people got so incredibly crazy. in fact, take a look at this. the vehicle that you're seeing is actually a news vehicle from c-tv. the rioters got crazy, it looks like, and started beating the news vehicles. they eventually set this news vehicle on fire. >> was there something that triggered this rioting? >> yeah, something called alcohol. >> you see how big these flames get, because there was an explosion. >> holy cow. so nobody got hurt from that? >> no one got hurt. o

but cold air over ontario and quebec provinces will stay in canada and we will get a glancing blow, colder temperatures overnight and tomorrow it will start to warm up. even as early as tomorrow afternoon, as the center of high pressure moves off to the east, the wins will become a southerly. it will be calm but then the southerly winds will develop and there will be southwesterly winds on thursday with a front and that means this is a very impressive warm-up. 43 today 50 tomorrow close to 70 degrees by thursday. with this front, it does not look like when it gets here it will have much moisture with it at all. sunni and cold tomorrow morning. 22 to 30 the range of temperatures. sunshine. check out the next seven days. there are the numbers as they go up. 62 on wednesday close to 70. thursday. i would think this chances would be a little bit lower and then as we go into the weekend cooler temperatures but still comfortable. i have got all of you on speed dial. >> by the way, you kept mentioning that beautiful picture of that beautiful winery there. >> yes in bed and breakfast and everythin

. >>> in london, ontario, it got very rowdy.eople overthrew cars and threw bottles at police officers. several people were arrested. the police chief said he's never seen so much violence and vandalism. >>> the republican race for president is centered in puerto rico. on tuesday, republican voters in illinois get their turn. let's bring in cnn's chief political correspondent candy crowley. she's in washington. good to see you. so you interviewed rick santorum today on "state of the union" and before we begin a discussion about was and wasn't said, let's listen to a small portion. >> if govern r governor romney thinks that he is the ceo, he doesn't understand what conservatives believe in. we don't want somebody to manage the economy. we want somebody to get him out of the office avenue santorum saying that he is the face of conservativism. >> you know, i think going into puerto rico you would have to give the advantage to mitt romney. he had the endorsement of the governor there. more than that, it was a mitt romney kind of plac

prescription drug abuse has reached epidemic proportions, leading to several reserves in northern ontario declaring a state of emergency. from one of them, this report. >> just 1200 people live in fort hope. in winter, it is -30, and the only way to get here is to fly in or drive up a hazardous ice road. the beauty of the us with the community conceals the fallout from an demint drug abuse. it is estimated that 80% of the working age population are of using oxycontin. it is said to be as addictive as heroin, but this is a prescription drug. doris was hooked for four years. 180 milligram on --e 80 milligram pill would sell on the black market for $60. sometimes the children went without food. >> it was difficult. i heard them so much. i do not even know where to begin. >> in fort hope, everybody knows somebody who is using oxycontin. stemming the flow of this highly addictive drug into the community is one of the biggest challenges. a visit by the native police service is a rare event. packs of dogs have been trained to sniff out oxycontin. he does not find any this time. >> the had the st