. >> fue emotiva su despedida en ontario california. >> a lo largo de sus 46 aÑos de corr correr artÍsticailidad de algunos medios, porque el doctor m operÓ, fernandnd de la mora es n doctor muy responsable. >> primeroe operÓ de este ojo y quedÉ perfectamente. >> durÉ mÁs para sanar pero veo perfectamente bie hasta las pestaÑas te las puedo contar con el ojo malo. >>♪). >> É visaÁ to e unid su gira del adiÓs y regresaÁ a este estado en noviembre cuando espera abarrotar el centro de espectÁculos con capacidad para 20 mil personas. >> en ontario, californ, magaly ortizprimer impacto". >> muchas gracias magaly. >> bueno ya sabemos quiÉnes son las 4 finalistas de nuestra belleza lati y nuestro querido jomari qui se ha convertido en mi compaÑero dviaje, compartiÓ con los jues a solo una sema de conocer a la ganadora y me imagino te adelantaron, cuÁl es la favorita y quiÉn piera ser la ganara. >> me la adelantaron y lo tengo todo en video. >> no me digas. >> le he hecho un regalo hoy de dÍa de lasmadres. >> pero despuÉs lo vam a contar a. >> y tengo unas pequeÑas crÍticas. >> para chas o jueces?

>> i'm from ontario, canada. >> jimmy: hey, welcome.ttered applause ] ontario, canada. very, very good. now, last weekend was the kentucky derby. a big horse race. >> yeah. >> jimmy: now, if you had a horse, what would you name it? >> oh, um -- honeymoon, because i'm on my honeymoon. >> jimmy: awesome, no way. >> yeah. >> jimmy: there he is, that's your -- [ applause ] how you doing, buddy? nice to see you. honeymoon. very good. i like honeymoon, that's a good name for a horse. >> thanks. >> jimmy: roots, we have our pal jen here. one "n." she's from ontario, canada and she's hoping that one day her horse, honeymoon, will win the kentucky derby. for this first song, can you guys do in like a beach boys style song? because we had the beach boys on yesterday and they're great. >> yeah, that's awesome. >> jimmy: and the roots can do anything. ♪ [ whistling ] ♪ my best friend jen is from ontario and not new jersey ♪ ♪ ooh-bop-bop a horse, honeymoon just ran in the kentucky derby ♪ ♪ ooh-bop-bop and if you want to beat that horse you know yo

i didn't think it was right -- >> before ontario. >> before ontario.at i didn't want is distraction. i knew some shareholders were concerned about the short-term dilutive effect of the iphone. you said it correctly. over the long term it's a great decision for the company. i was hoping to eliminate some of the distraction. >> i want to be able to understand what's good for the goose isn't necessarily good for the gander. ralph de la vega from at&t mobility talks about how you want to get the margins right. and sometimes apple asks for too much. but in your case you're willing to pay that. why is one guy more worried about what they pay apple and the other guy okay with paying apple a lot? >> i think we all have basicallç the same deal with apple. from our perspective and you mentioned it, 44% of the customers we added, two times the percentage of our competitors being new customers to sprint, that's a very positive sign. early on, very few returns and exchanges, very few calls to customer care. we feel it's a good long-term decision, even though the up

hunter owns a junior team in the ontario hockey league. his brother took over as head coach when hunter replaced bruce boudreau last november. in hunter's six months here he established a more defensive style of play guiding the team over the defending champs and one goal shy of the conference finals. we will hear from hunter and gm george mcphee plus the players and their reaction on hunter leaving later in sports. >> sad to see him go. >>> coming up an american university graduate gets her diploma as her boy friend gets down on one knee. i think she said yes. >> reporter: closing arguments in a 30-year-old murder case, i'm bruce leshan. could the wrong men have been in prison all this time? >> up next we may soon know whether john edwards will take the stand in his own defense of that campaign finance corruption trial. >>> the defense went to bat today in the john edwards finance campaign corruption trial and the focus shifted dramatically from his affair with rielle hunter to federal campaign finance law. the chief financial officer for

. >> i attended a high school assembly in ontario. i like to say to the students that first of all the biggest shield we have on society, i like to say to students if you had to, if you were on a deserted island and you could only take person person with you? a worker. >> reporter: when will sh go back to work. >>> that's it for this week's second look. i'm julie haener, thank you for watching. umm... re, i'll show you. [ comic book expert ] luke cage's superhuman powers... thanks, anita. mom, how is paper recycled? anita! anita! [ male announcer ] answer life's most pressing questions. instantly. get high speed internet from at&t for only $14.95 a month for 12 months. at&t. ♪

. >>> police in ontario are waiting for a suspected jewelry thief to reveal himself.cers believe richard matthews -- relieve himself i guess. at one point 7 carat diamond worth 20,000 dollars. authorities have been waiting for weeks now for nature to take its course. but so far, nothing. once the diamond is rediscovered they plan to charge him with felony theft. >>> in montreal, thousands of students are not happy after classes were suspended until august. listen. hundreds of students were arrested during the protests that turned violent. now the class suspension is an effort to restore peace after protests related to tuition hikes happened but things were stagnant. demonstrators smashed windows and threw things at the police officers. >>> look at this. a really big fish weighing in over 1300 pounds. caught in a river in a city in china. this fish is a large predatory fish and can only be found in that region of china. the female was carrying more than 1 million eggs that will be collected and artificially insim naitd which will be released back into the -- inseminate

. >> my jessica from ontario in canada. >> i'm linda from ontario, canada. >> have you ever had a gayjimmy: for both, wow, every single one of you. >> no. >> yes. >> did you know that? >> no. >> surprise! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right. a few more. >> my name is paul and i'm from l.a. >> okay, paul, have you ever had a gay experience? >> jimmy: let's, it's a majority decision here. >> oh, yes. i am gay. have been for quite some time. >> have you ever fantasized about president obama? >> no. although he is my type. >> jimmy: he likes them presidential. >> i'm alison from new jersey. >> aide rena from new jersey. >> okay, and have you ever had a gay experience? >> no! >> jimmy: pretty mixed here. there are two women. let's find out. >> no. >> yes. >> what happened? >> i made out with a girl. >> with her? >> no. i wish. look at her tush. >> jimmy: and we have one more. >> i'm david from victor vil, california. >> david, have you ever had a gay experience? >> no! >> yes! >> jimmy: well, the audience has voted both ways. >> does watching a gay porn on accident count? i guess i

he owns the minor league in ontario.itals will search for the coach in the last seven months. is playing the right way. they are playing stanley cup hockey. took a little while for them to get to know him. in the end, like the rest of us, they ended up loving the guy. >> i am still going to try to convince him to stay. >> the caps without a coach. the rangers beat the devils in game 1. breaking the ice with new york plaza first goal. scored two more times. 3-0.inal was the nationals lost another catcher and won another game. it is getting crazy. his .a.cl.s tore -- a.c.l. nats beat the padres. bryce harper, he gets all of it. to deep center field. .is first major-league home run down 5-4. deep to right field. look how close this is. the right of wall. nats win, 8-5. >> a lot of good things happen today. -- happened today. the kid got his first home run. i do not think it is going to down any. that is impossible. it was good to see. >> the net in first place. the braves lost to the reds. top of the seventh. one on. takes

up towards the midwest, you can see this rain dashing across ontario. we've actually got some severe storms down into northern missouri. you can't see the rain with them because they're mostly going to be quite dry storms. getting a lot of heat moving up through the midwest. 27 degrees in chicago. 27 you might think that's hot but if we head to the desert southwest, 41 in phoenix. and actually that extreme heat combined with some low humidity and some gusty winds is creating fire weather. and there are warnings and watches posted in parts of utah as well as nevada and arizona. all right. we'll head on into europe today. across the north once again, the british isles and scandinavia getting impacted by this large low pressure system. we're now seeing fronts pushing in to central europe. so gusty winds and heavy rain coming in to you in the alpine region. out towards the southeast, we've got a low bringing thunderstorms across the balkans. that's heading up to the northeast. in its place we'll see this rain coming over the next 24 to 48 hours. so a bit of

continue in the upper mid-western states into thursday, the bulk of heavy rain will be moving into ontario over the next 24 hours. to the south, dry and critical fire danger will likely remain in and around the four corners region into the weekend. 21 degrees expected in denver, 24 in los angeles, very hot, 33 in houston, the warmth is extending to the north affecting chicago your high on thursday is expected to be 32 degrees. all right let's go to europe, untable weather is remaining across the eastern half of the mediterranean countries as well as the black sea region. but to the north dry and warm due to this high pressure system. expected highs are looking like this, 27 degrees in london, 20 degrees in stockholm. down towards the south 22 and 25 degrees in athens. all right. i will leave you now with your extended forecast. >>> our lead story this hour. >>> european union leaders are discussing the economic turmoil. the leaders of the 27 eu nations want greece to stay in the eurozone. they are urging politicians there to follow through with sterity measures in exchange for an eu bailou

it came from ontario, from some sinister canadian corporation. none of the vermont boutique businesses are vermonty at all. i love the way that any -- meet a young person in vermont. my daughter, bless her, is actually just started high school over on the -- my town doesn't have a high school so she goes over the river to high school in vermont, and -- well, i'm not happy to say it's a public school. and what i find interesting, you talk to any young person in vermont, their whole amibition is to work for a nonprofit. what are you going to do? i'd real where like to work for a nonprofit. any particular kind of nonprofit? they're into community organizing in southern vermont or saving people from the antelope virus in the congo. they don't care. the entire state of vermont is a nonprofit, and the tragedy of the united states of america is it's becoming the worldest largest nonprofit and at a certain level that kind of civilizational event where -- rather than creating primary wealth is very destructive to society. >> host: next call from californi

like the size of lake ontario. a lot more water that lake ontario. the most pristine spot on earth.here were some others somewhat like it in antarctica, but nothing of this size and scope. so they started drilling more and more. and it was quite controversial because of the way the drills. using antifreeze and kerosene. the fear was that they would hit the water and then think that things would happen, but they did make it through just a couple of months ago. it was -- in the end, an international phenomenon was recorded around the world. they did it on the last that they could before they had to land. the antarctic winter was so large airplanes cannot come in and out. they have a window of two and a half months. and so they were on their last day when they broke through. a guy, -- ap note just a couple of months ago, one of the people that was helping, worked a lot with the russians. some of the water started spreading out. a lot like a marsh. the implication that there was living material down vests which would be very never ever imagined. ice, and we know it has water. more than

. >> gord was camping and fishing at a cabin in ontario, canada. he was in the outhouse and had the door open because he said he wanted to just enjoy the morning view and probably also get rid of some of the smell? >> it was a beautiful morning, and i was sitting there, enjoying, looking out there. >> he went in the outhouse, grabbed gord by his shoulder, neck and arm and pulled him into a nearby bush. and was on top of him. the whole time gord is screaming "danny, danny, danny" to his friend of 55 years, dandy alexander. danny had a sense something was wrong, so he ran outside with the gun. >> the bear dropped gord and turned towards me. >> danny shot the bear in the head, kid the bear. >> glad that i was there. if i hadn't been there, i don't know what would have happened. >> of course, gord didn't walk away without some injuries. listen to him describing the moment to cbc news. >> he dropped my shoulder and then went for the back by my neck. and then the teeth on my skull, crunching bones is what it sounded like. >> he was taken to the hospital

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. >> the giants placed right ontario on the injured list with an elbow injury. a relief pitcher was called up. the giants have now lost nine straight in arizona. all told schmidt hit his first home run since opening day. brandon hits his fourth home run in five games, a three run shot. he has already driven in 19 rounds was signing with oakland. the a's win 11-4. tiger switch to a new pair of shoes and a few holes later he caught fire. he makes the cut and is six strokes behind leader. the nba playoffs, the grizzly is avoided elimination beating the clippers to force game 7. only eight teams have ever come back to win the series after trailing 3-1. the nuggets are forced into game 7 against the lakers. one of those home runs tonight was a grand slam >> read it was not really valued in boston and now he is really coming into his own. >> on mother's day dallas braden will be on the mound and last time he was on the mound on mother's day, we will be back ,,,,

however, in its place another area of severe storms from ontario down throughhe ctr plain is in the cards for wednesday. out toward the west, it's going to be much cooler here, 14 degrees in seattle and 12 in ncve stl seeing some snow in the mountains. and that's pushing the cold air -- the cold air is going to be pushing along the s.ana boerriing winnipeg's high down to just 14 degrees. you were looking at about 23 yesterday and tomorrow down to seven. so a big drop in temperatures r yo keeping the heat in the midwest, 27 degrees in chicago. that's one of the reasons that we're seeing this severe weather brki o s far north. as we head now into north america, into europe i should say, not much change apart from our storm stseang further down to the south. more heavy rain for portugal, a bit of a break for the british isles, ptty hot across most of the continent. i'll leave you now with the extended forecast. ♪ >>> our lead story this ho, president barack obama is promising 23,000 maricopa will pull out of afghanistan by the end of the summer. he's on a surprise visit to the country. obama

you can see it dashing through ontario there. it's going to be producing some severe thunderstorms today. partly because of the heat that is reaching all the way up to the upper midwest. 27 degrees in chicago. we're looking at 28 in oklahoma city. as for you in seattle, above average. another warm day at 23. and keeping the heat down in the desert southwest. phoenix, 41 degrees for you. you can see these oranges here in parts of western mexico. southern california. southern arizona and down the baja peninsula. keep care in the extreme heat. in europe, we're also seeing some really hot temperatures. down in parts of southern portugal as well as spain. temperatures are just soaring here. we'll show you all of those figures in just a second. up toward the north, norway as well as the british isles still under the influence of this large storm system. going to be quite unsettled through much of the british isles. particularly england and wales. maybe potential for gusts and hail. mountain snow for norway. winds getting up to 79 kilom

. >>> august 2001, ontario, canada.ts witness a fiery blaze aboard a freighter ship in the welland canal. moments earlier, the great lakes freighter named "the wind dock" carrying 26,000 pounds of wheat approaches the allenberg bridge. >> no, a boat that size. >> oh, my gosh. oh! >> there's people in that top part, eh? >> just before 9:00 p.m. as the ship nears, the operator begins to lower the bridge, too soon. the captain struggles to stop the ship frantically trying to get the bridge operator's attention. he drops anchor, but the ship's momentum makes a collision inevitable. >> there's guys up in that bridge. >> to the horror of those watching on the shore, the 730-foot-long freighter slams into the steel bridge. its upper deck completely tearing off. the crash first sheers off the smokestack, then the ship's wheelhouse with the captain still inside. the bridge is pushed clear off its track. >> i've never seen such a thing. they could be killed. >> the vessel sustains heavy damage. with the wheelhouse completely dest

you can see it dashing through ontario there. it's going to be producing some severe thunderstorms today, partly because of the heat that is reaching all the way up to the upper midwest. 27 degrees in chicago. we're looking at 28 in oklahoma city. as for you in seattle, above average. another warm day at 23. and keeping the heat down in the desert southwest. phoenix, 41 degrees for you. you can see these oranges here in parts of western mexico. southern california. southern arizona and down the ba peninsula. keep care in the extreme heat. in europe, we're also seeing some really hot temperatures. down in parts of southern portugal as well as spain. temperatures are just soaring here. we'll show you all of those figures in just a second. up toward the north, norway as well as the british isles still under the influence of this large storm system. going to be quite unsettled through much of the british isles. particularly england and wales. maybe potential for gusts and hail. mountain snow for norway. winds getting up to 79 kilomet

and then we have more potent storm producing severe thunderstorms across areas from southwestern ontario down towards kansas. as it moves towards the east it will weaken and affect quebec and the eastern great lakes region over the next 24 hours. back behind it, things are looking more wintry. the northern rockies could be seeing as much as 60 centimeters of snow by your sunday morning. as for the highs, the heat is extending all the way up towards the north over the eastern half of the u.s. and canada reaching 30 degrees in toronto and 30 degrees in washington, d.c. in fact, hot conditions will likely remain during your memorial day weekend. 34 degrees expected in washington, d.c., on your sunday. and to mitigate the heat, thundershowers are expected on your monday. all right. head into europe, not much change since thursday. inclement weather is still going on across the eastern half of the mediterranean and the black sea region. lots of thundershowers are happening here. but to the north, mostly dry. but as you can see, showers are expected to expand over the iberian peninsula today.

. >> on the bieks, stage seven of the tour of california. 78.3 miles from ontario to mt. baldy. wins the stage to take a 45-second lead into the final stage tomorrow, which is traditionally a ceremonial lied. the american david zabriskie is in second place. >> manny ramirez eligibility to come off the 50-game sung. playing with the river cats in sacramento. >> ama: graduation day for sf state when we return. you can see brain function, and the uss iowa is going and how you-watch it head out. join us at 11:00. >> ama: four years of steady sweat and tears ended for graduates of san francisco state university. the 111th year of commencement at sfu. 20,000 granddaughters friends -- 20,000 grads, friends and families. they got their dilooms and walked off into a new world. >> alan: that's it for us at 6:00. >> ama: thank you for joining us. captioned by closed captioning services inc.

part of the low pressure system tracking along international borders through lake erie and ontario. that will swing the front to our region, enhancing our stance of rain the next couple days. tomorrow i think we will have late-day rainshowers probably around and after sunset of. wednesday we have morning and more afternoon and evening showers. better chance of widespread rain on wednesday in have the umbrella handy. on tomorrow especially the second half of the day. in terms of rainfall totals, we could put a nice dent in our deficits and are drought according to this computer model, which has a decent handle on it. southern maryland may get an inch of rain through wednesday night. frederick county, possibly a third of an inch or more. in western maryland, maybe an inch in garrett county and frostburg. western allegany county, near manassas quantico, possibly over an inch of rain from this system the next couple days. tonight, partly cloudy, chance of showers, maybe an isolated sprinkle early in the night. temperatures in the '50s. then by tomorrow, limited sunshine. we will get a l

now that the week's top stories here in ontario canada erupts over a new door banning unsanctioned protests as the government grows desperate to end months of relentless student demonstrations. in egypt early results see the country torn between is a missed candidate or a woman barack official in the first round of the race to the presidency has the country could fall on the hardline rule. and u.n. observers in syria point to human rights violations from both the regime and the rebels saying the peace plan is crumbling well in neighboring lebanon the shock waves of the on the rest are being felt for a second week running. next we discuss the possible consequences of the conflict in syria with the country's deputy foreign minister. we're joined today by three if that foreign minister thank you very much for joining us despite all the efforts safe to put an end to it the violence in syria is continuing and things to be increasing why is the syrian government been unable to put an end to this well actually it is the very strong desire and determination of the syrian government from the very be

severe weather and flooding rain will continue in the southwestern corner of ontario down towards kansas. over the next 24 hours, the system will weaken and move towards the east and affect quebec and the eastern great lakes region. but behind it things are looking more wintry in the northern rockies, up to 40 centimeters of snow is on the cards in the higher elevations. but to the south, red flag warnings are still in place in the great basin and the four corners region. temperaturewise, 32 degrees in houston and 33 in oklahoma city. the heat is extending all the way up towards the north. 27 in chicago. and 30 degrees in toronto. the eastern seaboard is also looking a hot day. 30 degrees in d.c. and 31 in atlanta. >>> now let's go to east asia. a seasonal rain band is stretching from southern china through the southern tip of the korean peninsula into western japan. precipitation are quite right in the eastern section, but southern cna will continue to deal with thunderstorms, gusty winds and hail in some locations. up to 100 millimeters of rain is still in the cards over the next 24 ho

meanwhile, there's a long frontal line stretching in ontario down toward the southern plains bringingndershowers. severe weather in the western great lakes should be over within the next couple of hours, but thundershowers will remain across most of the eastern u.s. and canada. out toward the west, there's a low-pressure system moving into british columbia and the pacific northwest bringing wet and windy conditions. to the south, staying dry and calm. actually some parts of the southwestern u.s. will be able to see the annular eclipse if the weather is nice. as you can see, it's going to be very dry, so conditions are ideal to watch the ring of fire. 25 degrees expected in los angeles on your monday. 29 degrees in denver. and out toward the east, looking mild in d.c., with a high of 23 degrees. finally, let's go over to europe. multiple systems are creating wet and windy conditions across the western continent. including northern italy where a deadly earthquake occurred on your sunday. unfortunately, unstable weather should remain into monday. so that could hinder the cleanup efforts

. >> in canada tonight resident of suburban ontario neighborhood are literally picking up the pieces after debris from a boeing jet started falling from the sky. take a look at this. metal part smashed through windshield of parked cars leaving their owner just stunned. air canada boeing triple 7 tack off from toronto bound for japan. shortly after take off one of the engines suddenly shut down. pilot declared emergency and returned safely to the airport. on the ground a different story. >> we heard the big nice bump. boom then our governor of can't even touch the windshield. you can not touch it because so ho hot. >> thankfully nobody on the ground was hurt. air canada spokesman couldn't confirm what exactly fell from the plane but told abc news that the engine did not fall off it broke. >> national guard has rescued northern california family whose small plane crashed on the steep snowing mountain side in idaho. firefighters brian brown his wife and their daughter heather were on their way from sacramento to mountain home idaho when the cessna went down saturday night. after the cra

he quit saying he wanted to return home to london ontario where he own as junior hockey league team.e told the team gm this morning and addressed the team early this afternoon he went 30, 23 and 27 a record after i.e.king to a one year deal to take over for bruce. -- after agreeing to a one year deal to take over for bruce. he emphasized blocking shots. washington eliminated boston in the first round and lost a tough 7 game sererys to new york. even though hunter is leaving he likes the future of this team. >> the teams playing the right way, they are playing stanley cup hockey you have a chance of winning if you play this style. you see them taking a top team, 7 games taking boston you know, and you see the teams left in here they all play hard and i am proud of these guys for sacrificing and doing what it takes to win >> i was shocked when i found out, but, he will be missed. i really learned a lot from him and valued the effort he put in, you know i hope we see him around here again. >> mcfee doesn't have a specific time table for finding a replacement saying it might happen by nh

more severe thunderstorms today from texas right up through into ontario through the great lakes region. that's going to move very slowly toward the east. it means that severe threat will continue right through our tuesday. out west, it's looking cooler, but much more settled. see a few showers starting to come through in toward the coast. we have 16 degrees in vancouver and just 11 in winnipeg. meanwhile, we're really keeping the heat. lots of temperatures in the low 30s. new york city, d.c., as well as oklahoma city, and houston. very, very hot. it stays hot and dry also to the southwest. all right. a quick look into europe. it has been so hot across the british isles as well as parts of western europe. that's going to change. we have this front here sagging down from the north. that's going to bring temperatures down as cooler air comes in. lots of thunderstorms spread out across the mediterranean. some particularly heavy rain around the black sea region. talking about the balkans as well as turkey dealing with heavy downpours. here are your temperatures. i'm going to leave you now w

. >> in canada tonight resident of suburban ontario neighborhood are literally picking up the pieces after debris from a boeing jet started falling from the sky. take a look at this. metal part smashed through windshield of parked cars leaving their owner just stunned. air canada boeing triple 7 tack off from toronto bound for japan. shortly after take off one of the engines suddenly shut down. pilot declared emergency and returned safely to the airport. on the ground a different story. >> we heard the big nice bump. boom then our governor of can't even touch the windshield. you can not touch it because so ho hot. >> thankfully nobody on the ground was hurt. air canada spokesman couldn't confirm what exactly fell from the plane but told abc news that the engine did not fall off it broke. >> national guard has rescued northern california family whose small plane crashed on the steep snowing mountain side in idaho. firefighters brian brown his wife and their daughter heather were on their way from sacramento to mountain home idaho when the cessna went down saturday night. after the cra