i have learned so much from singapore, finland, ontario, canada. when you look at how they look of this system -- singapore, one year ago, they made the point that we tend to look at compensation as a way of paying individual people. they see it differently. they see it as an undergirding of the system. you have to have a system that supports people. you cannot have a profession that pays one fourth of similar careers. >> what one thing should folks watching for -- watching look out for, and what do you want them to go? >> people thought that often people are looking for the silver bullet. somebody said the silver bullet is education. it is a different way to look at it. it is not one activity or action. it is understanding that it is the system of education that insures our country's future because in this society that we now have in global competition, the only way we will all succeeded his to invest in that education. that is the best return of any dollar spent. we have to ensure that our success in the future is done by investing in education t

it's up over lake ontario producing a little snow. you can see through buffalo and west central pennsylvania. that should also wind down, but again that heavy wet snow did a number on some of those trees leafed out. here is the futurecast. you can watch how thing change over the next 36 to 48 hours. our storm system tonight still spinning up there during the day tomorrow. so up through central pennsylvania could still get a shower, could even be snow mixed in across northern pennsylvania and western new york state. we should have some sunshine, but notice a few clouds build up in the afternoon. i wanted you to see a little moisture tries to spill across the mountains according to futurecast tomorrow night around 10:00 mostly for west central virginia. that keeps moving and we clear out again. wednesday is mostly dry, but wednesday night we have a warm front that tries to swing through the area. while thursday may start out dry, i think there will be some showers that move back into the picture in the afternoon. so another potentially

in ontario high school in ontario, oregon, teachers are making better and smarter use of technology to instruction in realtime. in las vegas, the principal of kit carson elementary, cynthia marlow, used sig funds to institute a tutoring program, which added an hour of learning time at the end of the school day. and the result of that 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

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. >> the creation of dave rock, lives in london ontario, canada. think uh-oh, this car is not going to work. but it's more resilient than that. >> they took two front ends, melded them together with the top. >> two 1990 chevy lumina, thus the same zumina. dave who created it said normal cars are boring. >> maybe they can take it on the road. >> i don't think it's legal. there's many transformations of zumina. however, i want to show you the final test-drive. >> is that like a dolly in the back? >> looks like it. the latest portion they took the white part out and welded it with another one. >> it had a license plate on it. >> maybe it is street legal. >> that's why they put that dolly in the back, so when they come backwards they won't go all the way back. >> they are listening to celine dion while riding in this thing. >> she's canadian. >> dave rock says there are going to be more versions in the future because he's going to keep changing her. >> the evolution of the zumina. >>> hey beth, you know what everybody should do today? >> go to rightthi

and canada, producing a wintry mix across ontario and quebec. and heavy thundershowers from the great lakes all the way down through texas. on tuesday, the heavy rain, heavy thundershowers should remain in much of the deep south region. there will be a slight risk of severe thunderstorms, large hail, damaging winds, and even tornadoes in south carolina as well as georgia from tomorrow, i should say tuesday. out toward the west, the pacific northwest will once again hit by a chain of low-pressure systems, with heavy showers along the coast and heavy mountain snow. as for the highs, getting up to 13 degrees in seattle and 21 degrees in denver. and out toward the east, exception exceptional wam is still continuing. reaching 24 in washington, d.c., and 26 degrees in new york. now, moving onto europe. unstable weather is still continuing across much of italy and much of the balkan peninsula. this low is weakening but still producing a wintry mix in baltic states, finland and the scandinavian peninsula. out toward the west, a low-pressure system is mo

and as the system moves towards the east, we're going to see snow in southern parts of ontario, quebec and a threat of the veer weather in southern texas and heavier showers across eastern mexico on your friday. meanwhile, the florida peninsula will continue to see thundershowers into the weekend. highs are expected to be 28 degrees in miami on your friday. reaching 23 in washington, d.c., but cooling down to 11 degrees in chicago. 14 degrees in toronto, which is about 4 degrees lower than what we saw on thursday. out towards the west, looking more summaery here. finally, let's go over to europe. messy picture again. several systems are still creating heavy thundshowers across the central mediterranean countries and heavy rain gusty winds and mountain snow in the western continent. and we have an area of rain over the british isles. we are going to continue to see unsettled picture here over the weekend. and it could affect the london marathon coming up on saturday. so heavy rain is in the forecast. so conditions are a bit tough for the runners. in terms of temperatures, a couple of de

maybe if we ask our moms she'll drive us to ontario this summer and we can get some.olks, canada's coming after our young people. what do you think they're going to prefer, a glow-in-the-dark dino quarter or a creepy quarter with a guy on it? we must fight this before we lose a generation of young americans to the scourge of canadian politeness. u.s. mint, get to work on a scratch-n-sniff dollar or maybe a 3-d dime where f.d.r.'s head turns towards you and yells, "die, nazis." as for you, canada... [cheering and applause] canada, you keep your dine sours where they belong, liquefied in your tar sands and pumped directly into our gas tanks. we'll be right back. [cheering and applause] my name is roosevelt. i always thought that cigarette smoking just messed up your lungs. i never thought that, at only 45, it would give me a heart attack. i never thought that it would stop me from playing basketball with my kids. never thought that it would give me a scar like this. and i never thought that it would change my life forever. my tip is: do your heart a favor and quit now.

mari brabb from ontario, oregon worked at the oregon natural market and was brought into her boss' office. >> they had a folder and pages and pages of my personal facebook page. >> and said that she was losing her job. she said they told her it was partly due to her facebook posts. >> what was she posting about? about the market? >> according to mari, deleted many of the posts in question was venting. >> just some way to get it off my chest. someone might be having a bad day, but that's not who they are. >> she says she told her they felt she was slandering the company. >> they didn't use bad language. i didn't say their names. i didn't say the name of the store. i didn't say any specifics about what was happening or going on. i was just saying you know, i'm frustrated with work. >> if you're going to say something about your employer and you still don't name names they're going to think, people know where she works, and this is not good for our brand. >> how did they find these out? she says she has her privacy settings to the most strict settings you could possibly have. >> the first th

ing over eastern canada and producing heavy, wintry bracing across ontario and quebec and heavy thundershowers into the. parts of the deep south will continue to see flooding rain as well as receive thunderstorms overnight. tuesday, things will get better across much of the northeastern state in eastern canada. however, unstable conditions will remain in the southeastern u.s. there will be a slight risk of severe thunderstorms, large hail, damage iining winds and tornadoes in south carolina and georgia on tuesday. towards the west, this low pressure system producing widespread snow showers in the northern rockies will move towards the east and get intense before reaching the eastern great lakes region tuesday evening. towards the west, another low pressure system towards the 234e69 producing heavy thundershowers across the coast and mountain snow. temperature-wise, 13 degrees in seattle and 9 degrees in winnipeg. towards the east, much cooler than what we saw on monday in december. 24 degrees expected and 55 in boston. the combination of dry weather is leading to a possibility of fires. and he

as the system pushes through the east, snow is in the cards in southern ontario and quebec. severe weather in southern texas on your friday. the florida peninsula will see leftover showers into friday. the high is expected to be 28 degrees in miami on friday and reaching the upper 20s in washington, d.c. and new york city. cooling down to 14 degrees in toronto. 11 in chicago. out towards the west, summer-like, 30 degrees in l.a. moving over to europe, messy picture again. multiple systems are still producing thunderstorms. gusty winds and heavy rain across the western continent and the central mediterranean countries. we have another low pressure system producing moderate rain in eastern europe. that's going to move towards the north. rain should change over to a mixture of rain and snow. out towards the west, still messy picture across much of the briti british isles. london will see lighter showers to date. heavy rain will return over the weekend that. could affect the london marathon coming up on your sunday. it's going to be tough conditions for the runners. as for tempe

state, you are still going to be seeing heavy snow that will continue through southeastern parts of ontario as well. 30 centimeters possible. further towards the east will be warmer. you will see a mix of rain and snow and heavy rain for the canadian maritimes. not too much of an improvement. 7 degrees for the high at 16. out in denver, 30 degrees for the high. we will see a lot of heat in mexico through arizona and southern california. into europe, this is where the most of the action will be here today. low pressure over france. it's going to be influencing southern portions of the british aisles into northern iberia and the alps. heavy rain could result in avalanches and flooding as well. the system will dissipate as it pushes east and you can see the next storm coming in. not much of a change in the continue conditions here and gust we heavy rain in places over the next couple of days. that energy will hit the mid-mediterranean as thunderstorms are unstable and nothing too severe. a few snow showers popping up for the peninsula, but heavy rain over the states today. temperatures are ver

snowing near quebec city to ottawa, and ontario to near toronto.n down across lake erie, western new york state. much of western pennsylvania getting snow now. so is western maryland. and so is parts of west virginia getting some wet snow now. the highlands of west virginia, bluefield. farther north, just near petersburg and the valley toward frostburg, heavy, wet snow. they could pick up as much as a foot of that heavy wet snow today. temperatures there are only in the low 30s or so. closer to washington, in the upper 30s to near 40. quite a chill in the air. and it's going to be with us. this whole zone in pink could get six to 12 inches of snow from the system. now here's the hometown forecast for frederick, maryland, frederick county. a wet and chilly day. by noontime, just still in the mid 40s for your lunch hour. then by late afternoon, when you're coming home from work and school, yes, you'll need the umbrella. still light rain from time to time, in the 40s. then by midnight, we'll see the cloud cover breaking up and temperatures as we dry o

that snow will continue up through southeastern parts of ontario as well. maybe another 30 centimeters of snow possible. further toward the east of that system, though, it's going to be a little bit warmer. you'll be seeing a mix of rain and snow in new england and some heavy rain for the canadian maritimes. here are your temperatures. not too much of an improvement in toronto. just 7 degrees for the high today. a little bit better in d.c. coming in at 16. out in denver, though, as i mentioned, 30 trees f degrees f high here and a lot of heat in northern parts of new mexico, arizona, and southern california. all right. into europe. this is where most of the arctin is going to be today. a low-pressure system sitting over france is going to influence southern portions of the british isles, northern iberia and the alps. heavy rain falling over the alps could result in avalanches and flooding as well. the system is going to dissipate as it pushes east. already see the next some cotor coming in. not much of a change of the conditions here. gusty with heavy rain

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you that this storm system will be moving off the central plains but remains here and moves toward ontario, canada. this storm system has a very strong cold front that reaches all the way down to eastern texas and we're talking about very, very heavy rain. the rain rate could be as much as 30 millimeters in an hour period. we're talking about 80 to 100 millimeters in the next 24 hour span, so that could cause some -- excuse me, flash flooding in eastern parts of texas and southern louisiana. and the severity still exists lies here in eastern great lakes region and we still cannot rule out the chances of tornadic activity here. towards the north, we will see some snow making appearance there. now, temperaturewise, as you can see, new york 24, reaching up to 29 in washington, d.c. toronto seeing 25. really warm air surges here. but in winnipeg, 3 degrees. so the cold air mass and the very warm air mass just clashes in this region and heads -- jrtding ajrtd i generating and fuelling that system. so tornadic activity not ruled out there. heading over to europe now, we have three storm systems

and canada, producing a wintry mix across ontario and quebec. and heavy thundershowers from the great lakes all the way down through texas. on tuesday, the heavy rain, heavy thundershowers should remain in much of the deep south region. there will be a slight risk of severe thunderstorms, large hail, damaging winds, and even tornadoes in south carolina as well as georgia from tomorrow, i should say tuesday. out toward the wes northwest will once again hit by a chain of low-pressure systems, with heavy showers along the coast and heavy mountain snow. as for the highs, getting up to 13 degrees in seattle and 21 degrees in denver. and out toward the east, exceptional warmth is still continuing. reaching 24 in washington, d.c., and 26 degrees in new york. now, moving onto europe. unstable weather is still continuing across much of italy and much of the balkan peninsula. this low is weakening but still producing a wintry mix in baltic states, finland and parts of the scandinavian peninsula. out toward the west, a low-pressure system is moving into mu

as the system pushes on through the east, snow is in the cards in southern ontario and quebec and severe weather in southern texas on your friday. the florida peninsula will see leftover showers into friday. the high is expected to be 28 degrees in miami on friday. and reaching the upper 20s in washington, d.c., and new york city. but cooling down to 14 degrees in toronto, 11 in chicago. out toward the west, summer-like, 30 degrees in l.a. now, moving over to europe. messy picture again. multiple systems are still producing thunderstorms. gusty winds and heavy rain across the western continent. and the central mediterranean count countries. then we have another low-pressure system producing moderate rain in eastern europe. that's going to move toward the north and as it does so, rain should change over to a mixture of rain and snow. and out toward the west, still messy picture across much of the british isles, but heavy rain in the london area is starting to move toward scotland. so london will see some lighter showers today, however, heavy rain will return over the weekend. so that coul

surfers on lake ontario couldn't wait to hang ten. they thought the conditions were ideal. even though the temperatures in the lake hover around the 32-degree mark. >> those guys are braver than i. >>> expect some lingering snow today around erie, pennsylvania, buffalo, new york, and northern new england. blustery with off-and-on showers in boston, new york, and d.c. storms out west in northern california, seattle and montana. snow in the cascades and heating up in parts of the southwest. >>> 95 in phoenix. 80s from salt lake city to billings. 62 in chicago. 80 in kansas city. 84 in slas. miami gets up to 77. mostly 60s from atlanta to boston. >>> coming up next after the break, the troubling news about social security. it's being drained faster than thought. >>> and a mining operation in space. >>> and motown night on the dance floor last night, with some pretty surprising final scores. we'll be right back. >>> social security feeling the economic heat. the fund will run out of money in 2033, three years sooner than expected. a huge wave of retiring baby-boomers straining

tsa's on alert at lax, uh, long beach, burbank, ontario.rcover agents at union station and the bus terminal. this guy's not taking any obvious routes, people. we're checking banks and credit card companies for any activity under o'hanahan's aliases. fraley: i've got the faa monitoring all private plane flight plans. hi, i'd like to reserve a car, please. last name, kerrigan. hey, i just got a guy in burbank who used a credit card to rent a rental car under the name "jackson kerrigan," one of o'hanahan's aliases. everyone's out and we're clear, don. okay, we're going in. we're moving. shane o'hanahan. fbi. freeze! my name's jack kerrigan, boys. put the bag down. just relax, okay. it's going down. charlie: just a classic logic error. you make the evidence fit your theory, not the other way around. colby: the pif was pakistani muslims, so we assumed a terror cell. so, uh... why is phil sanjrani still in custody? what do you mean? he-he e-mailed restricted documents overseas. but we-we now know that there was no terrorist action, so... he still

up toward the north, snow in ontario, and showers in the lower great lakes region will move out. however, another system will be moving into that area, producing thundershowers on your thursday. and more active weather will develop from oklahoma into iowa. and out toward the west, another low-pressure system will be moving into british columbia and the pacific northwest. so things will turn wet and gusty once again. and to the south, very dry and actually temperatures are starting to rise. los angeles getting up to 26 degrees on your thursday. and temperatures will become even warmer as we head into the weekend. and now toward the east, jumping up to 23 in toronto and reaching the 20s if new york city and washington, d.c. finally, let's go over to europe. lots of clouds are blanketing much of europe. we can see this rotating clouds, this is a slow-moving, well-developed low-pressure system still sitting over the british isles and western wontinent. this one is -- continent. this one is producing thunderstorms, gusty hail, as well as mountain snow. and similarly stormy in the cent

on wednesday, up to 20 centimeters of snow is expected in ontario.nd back behind it another low pressure system is moving into the rthwestern u.s. and western canada producing wet and windy day. temperaturewise, getting up to 13 degrees in seattle and 12 in vancouver. and out towards the east a low pressure system as a cold front moves through. temperatures will drop significantly cooling down to 9 degrees in toronto which is about 16 degrees lower than tuesday. now moving over to europe a cold vortex is still sitting over the british isles producing severe weather. we have heavy rain warngs posted in the southern uk and that will continue to be in effect until wednesday night. again, it's a very slow moving system so unstable weather should remain into the weekend. and the associated front is producing similar conditions in the western continent. somewhere else has been dealing with stormy weather is the balkan peninsula. things will be clearing up but instead, much of turkey will get stormy on your wednesday. temperaturewise, 9 degrees in stockholm

now we're talking about west virginia up through new york state and into southeastern parts of ontariohere. you could see another 30 centimeters of snow in some places into the next 24 hours. towards the east of the system, there's some warmer air coming in. that will turn to a mixture of rain and snow through much of new england. and then heavy rain for the canadian maritimes. accompanied as you can gather from this graphic by some very strong winds. now things are looking very settled across the rest of the continent. there are some showers moving along the u.s./canada border. the system coming in. also pop-up thunderstorms today. partly because of the surge of warmth reaching right up into central canada. the jet streams moving quite far north staying cooler out towards the east. this will change, though, as we head into wednesday. sagging down as the jet stream sags down to allow cooler air to come into the west and we'll even see some significant, late season snowfall for the sierra nevada. all right. temperatures today, though, 30 degrees for the high in denver. 28 in oklahoma ci

up to 20 centimeters of snow is expected in ontario.nd back behind it, a couple of low pressure systems are producing a wet and windy day in the northwestern u.s. and western canada. to the south of the system, very warm for this time of year. 24 in los angeles. and 22 in denver. but out towards the east, temperatures are starting to cool down. toronto getting up to only 9 degrees, which is about 16 degrees lower than what we saw on tuesday. finally, let's go over to europe. a strong low pressure system is still sitting over the british aisles. and western continent producing stormy weather. we are talking about severe thunderstorms, hail and gusty winds. we have heavy rain warnings in effect across the southern uk. the stormy weather here will likely continue for the rest of the week. somewhere else that's been dealing with stormy weather is the balkan peninsula and some of it will also be spread into turkey over the next 24 hours. and then a wintry mix and snow is producing -- is falling across finland and sweden. that will be dissipa

can you talk about the ontario culture here and what is being done that with the great ideas -- a entrepreneurial culture here and what is being done with the great ideas? >> we started here in 1962. this building is about 25 years old. we were down the hill at the san jose raiders center. -- research center. one of the things that ibm does -- a couple of things. one is having an eye on where things are going. one of the reasons that we focused here on data, relational database disk drive, was, looking at the time, the inability to access data quickly on a computer was actually an inhibitor to getting business done. one of the ways that you get innovation out there is you understand how it is going to be used, really, before you start. the major reason for working on the disk drive, aside from the obvious technology base that this place has and continues to have, was just an understanding that high-speed access to data would create an opportunity. remember, this was 1955. we reinvented ourselves. ibm made the first product with cheese slices. we cannot do that anymore. [laughter] this place also

cops in ontario, canada, say guo wei wu is wanted on charges of murder -- manslaughter and kidnapping. david carroll is wanted by police in quebec for 13 murders. he is a member of the quebec nomads chapter of the hell's angels. this is our final two-hour special for the season here on fox. before i go, i want to thank everybody who picked up the phone and make that call or log onto our website and left your tips there. that is how we catch these guys. and the manhunt is never really ever. from main street to downing street, it is about one thing -- getting justice. so stay safe, stay strong, and remember, you can and do make a difference. [captioning made possible by walsh productions] the navallacademy is attacking america's computers. how these future cybbr warriors are getting ready for a digital pearl hhrbor. -------------------------------- home for chimpanzzes who havee been abused orrexperimented on for years. why thii sanctuary is goong to get a whole lot bigger if onnress -------------------------------- --------emily says -------------------------------- -------- the secret