she says it is her belief the ontario government was fooled. won the bid to built e health system because the company looked good on paper. in reality she says, ontario won't be fooled again. >> well, let's just say they don't have a very good name around here. they -- they look good enough, as i said, to win the contract, and then they did not deliver for us. so i would say their chances of getting work in an toontario, i leave that up to you. it did not go well. >> does this company have a bad track record everywhere they go? >> it's a big company and have successes and failures. i'll give you an example of a failure. hawaii asked this company to revamp the income and business tax system. after ten years there was no functioning system. the state auditor who i talked to this afternoon says that was an entirely cgi's fault but she did say the contractor posed a lot of problems that, you know, prevented this thing from going forward. >> she said several states hired cgi to run health exchanges. did they have problems? >> connecticut, colorado,

be a drop in the bucket it's something to celebrate after decades of wild west water destruction ontario companies finally being reigned in slightly in this canadian province the ministry of environment has granted nestle a permit to extract one point one three million liters of groundwater every day but that access wasn't enough for nestle corp fought tooth and nail to remove a restriction that would permit that would limit their extraction during times of drought because hey why conserve water during a drought of my right is ridiculous as it sounds the ontario ministry caved it's time and time again never imposing restrictions it wasn't until activists stepped in and pressured their government that nestle backed down and accepted the drought rule of course no other clue namely that there are you know corporation in the province was any sort of limit during a dry season well sorry i can't shed a tear for you nestle because even though you can't turn ontario into a desert you can still turn british columbia into a barren wasteland along with any other provinces of your greedy wet little

be a drop in the bucket it's something to celebrate after decades of wild west water destruction ontario companies finally being reined in slightly in this canadian province the ministry of environment has granted nestle a permit to extract one point one three million liters of groundwater every day but that access wasn't enough for nestle corp fought tooth and nail to remove a restriction that would permit that would limit their extraction during times of drought because hey why conserve water during a drought of our right ridiculous as it sounds the ontario ministry cave it's time and time again never imposing restrictions it wasn't until activists stepped in and pressured their government to nestle back down and accepted the drought rule of course now they're clear namely that they're the whole corporation and the province was any sort of limit during a dry season well sorry i can't shed a tear for you nestle because even though you can't turn ontario into a desert you can still turn british columbia into a barren wasteland along with any other province to have your greedy wet little

then i looked more the one year passed set timber they were fiat and -- fired by the ontario governmento do just a small part of a massive e health program of the diabetes registry they could not deliver at the time it was consent -- cancel the would be much mayor but after 40 months behind schedule they were cancelled this is not the first or probably the last over missed deadlines specifically. gerri: government information technology is different than anywhere else i am shocked we did not make calls to canada to figure out what was going on but you said there is the attempt to create a system to give every citizen the electronic health record to create a database but the project was a total disaster a report by the auditor general had wasted $1 billion. is that what we chemo for word to? >> but to watch those executives testify today nobody was taking responsibility i think the party will go one was nobody taking responsibility but the taxpayer will have to keep reaching into their wallets eve written before they could register or pay the higher premiums. gerri: this is what was said

implemented by the liberal government in ontario. and another contract canceled by cgi, approximately $46 million to implement the diabetes registry. but they were three years behind and weeks and weeks and weeks behind. dennis: okay. >> so they canceled it. all it would have taken frankly a quick google search by army of staff the obamacare administration has, probably would have found out maybe this is not the best company to go with. dennis: nice opening, adrian. tell us, david, why did we go ahead and hire these guys when it was findable they did so badly? >> that was a major mistake. they had a track record of bad issues in the past. government procurement process is outdated. they have people trying to purchase these different, you know, endeavors like the website with healthcare.gov. this one specifically was train wreck from the start. if you look at the track record of the company, how they have been able to develop it, this should have been known well ahead of time prior to the selection process, that this wasn't going to b

que quieren comprar a la casa, vamos a mostrarles una que llama la ♪ >>> para la despedida vamos a ontarioenda tiene 6 habitanaciones y 12 baÑos. la sala de ferrari tiene suelos de mÁrmol y llenos de auto con Ése nombre. >>> el buen gusto no se compra. >>> no es mi esti ♪. ♪ al despertar >>> hola, ¿qué tal? muy buenos días, les saluda fabiola kranski, saludo a luis andrade, jorge molina y sergio pérez que todos os días están con nosotros, y a ustedes que nos ven e el área de la bahía, también es el día internacional de la niña, así que un saludo para ellas. >>> tambiÉn además de ser el día de la noche es el día para salir del clóset

que quieren comprar a la casa, vamos a mostrarles una que llama la ♪ >>> para la despedida vamos a ontarioe 6 habitanaciones y 12 baÑos. la sala de ferrari tiene suelos de mÁrmol y llenos de auto con Ése nombre. >>> el buen gusto no se compra. >>> no es mi estilo, tambiÉn. ♪ ♪ >> televisa presenta. >> ¿por quÉ andas tan sacado de onda? >> tÚ y yo lo hablamos, me prometiste que no le ibas a decir a nadie de lo nuestro y estuviste de acuerdo conmigo en eso. >> pues si yo no se lo he dicho a nadie. >> ¿entonces cÓmo lo supo helena? >> ah, pues yo quÉ voy a saber, la verdad me da igual. pos si lo sabe dios que lo sepa el mundo. ¿quÉ te pasa, eh? >> que obvio no podemos seguir siendo novios, ana. >> ¿por quÉ? ¿por quÉ te da vergÜenza? porque soy muy poca cosa para helena y gabriel. porque soy la hija de pancho lÓpez la que tu familia desprecia. o porque te da pena que tu mami sepa que somos novios. que poco hombre eresdd

make energy why can't they burn the gas that we every single day stop signs to important here in ontario in canada or even going through mcdonald's if they bring the gasoline in the container atmosphere could it stop having the emissions to the atmosphere maybe in twenty years thanks for the call what we need to do is not true i mean yes cars are becoming more efficient and. i don't know if you've ever written driven one i used to own a toyota prius but. these new cars the hybrid cars when you come to a stop light the motor turns off they actually stop and they start back up when you go so you know there is no idling in the tim hortons or whatever maybe but what we really need do is we need to jump over the fossil fuel carbon cycle altogether we need to go directly to what plants are doing right now which is taking some land. ronnie in philadelphia a ronnie what's up. you know it seems to me like their republican party tried to pretend it's a god you know. a couple years ago i didn't have the money and went to a local clinic and there's a god there's like upset. and here he was dying of

included major players like black rock black rock pimco and the ontario teachers fun now but used as shipping company s x is said to be on the ropes as well not a good day for battista and meanwhile brazil's version of the f.c.c. known as the c b m is looking into violations of disclosure rules as well tough to be battista well there you have it those are some of the top stories making headlines this thursday october thirty first happy always by the way. now as we mentioned but spectacular empire building fail left bondholders looking at a tremendous financial loss losses which included a five hundred million dollars stake invested by the ontario teachers' pension fund one of the larger pension funds around now controversy surrounding pension fund investment allocation and alleged mismanagement has been a divisive topic lately and i had the pleasure of sitting down with matt tell you the rolling stone contributing editor to discuss this very issue i started by asking him if avoiding alternative investment platforms all together may be the best move for pension funds. i just think tha

drought because a white conserve water during a drought to my right is ridiculous as it sounds the ontario ministry caved it's time and time again never imposing restrictions it wasn't until activists stepped in and pressured their government to nestle back down and accepted the drought rule of course now they're close to naming that they're the corporation and the province was any sort of limit during a dry season well sorry i can't shed a tear for you nestle because even though you can't turn ontario into a desert you can still turn british columbia into a barren wasteland along with any other province to have your greedy wet little fingers then so quit with the crocodile tears and props to the activists who are standing up to the water profiteers. it was a. very hard to take a. look. at that act with that right there. after a twenty year long legal battle a major trial has begun at a new york city federal court it's called chevron corp versus stephen and it calls attention to an environmental disaster at an oil field in ecuador that dates all the way back to one nine hundred sixty four

but i'm not the guy who went out and contracted with a company that had already screwed up ontario's and now is screwing up america's deal. so, there's got to be some accountability there, don't you think somebody in the obama administration take responsibility? >> sure. yes. >> i'm going to take that. fire whoever you need to fire. it doesn't mean that obama care is a bad thing. >> i said it's a bad website and bad management. >> she's going to be talking about. >> the only thing that i wanted to add, this administration is not leveling with the american people about the cost and the number of people who enrolled and the arrogance of the secretary of hhs i'm too busy to testify is abhor rent. >> we have a new health law that's not working. he should have stuck to jobs. >> i'm turning to you for the last word. i know better than this. i'm going to turn to you for the last word. i would like to say i'm jaymu green saying good night from austin, texas. can you do that for me? >> good night from austin, texas. thank you oregon by reducing thank you oregon by reducing your uninsured r wh

. >> we are checking ontario >> you are watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, latebreaking. this is 11 news today at 5 a.m.. sometimes of just leaving my purse in the car. >> many busy moms leave valuables unattended in the car for just a few seconds while they drop the kids off at a care.

they are ontari ontario only ing situations of grave danger and death.he debt ceiling next thursday could shave a half percentage point off the nation's gross domestic pr product for the last three months of the year. >> there is other news going on today. a victory for same sex couples in new jersey. a state judge denied govenor christie's request to delay gay marriage thees. that means they can start issuing licenses. >> the former mayor of detroit has been sentenced to 28 years in jail for corruption. kwame kilpatrick was convicted >> international inspectors working to destroy syria's weapons are making headway. they have been to three sites. the video she' shows the inspecs of undisclosed locations they have until next year to finish their work libera libya's prime minister is speaking out hours after being abducted. gunmen took him early this morning. >> libyan prime minister released 24 hours after his abduction from a tip poa lee ho. est hhe called for calm there. there are many things that need dealing with. the prime minister was set free after

lake-effect snow picking up here off of lake ontario. you are talking 18 inches of snow. other areas could be looking at 6 inches of snow. i took off my scarf and my big coat yesterday. >> it is 12 minutes after the top of the hour. it is common practice kid's sports teams giving everyone on the team a trophy so no one feels badly. one team says kids have to earn their trophy. is this the right move? we report, you decide. >> a state trooper arrives with seconds to spare saving the life of a child unable to breathe. the amazing rescue you will not want to miss. >> two people are dead after a p 51 mustang went down to shallow water. one of the victims was a customer who paid for the ride. officials say the pilot was not in contract with air traffic control at the time of the crash. authorities are still investigating the cause. >>> a chicago refinery catches on fire. crews were several cities worked overnight to bring that fire to the sit co oil refinery under control. no reports of any injuries or evacuations. the fire started in in the crude unit. the cause is still unde

the southern plains we're watching rain and mainly light rain showers coming in off lake erie and ontarios our next clipper system moves in across the area. it's helping to pick up strong wind gusts. winds up to 30 mph in cleveland, and also winds are gusting here along coastal areas of massachusetts, boston, winds are gusting up to 28, and we have wind gusts around 20 mph. our wind advisories will remain in affect through later this evening. it includes cleveland. as we take a close up look at some of the rain we're finding here across the southern plains we're watching out for rain and a few rumbles of thunder for later this afternoon. >> eboni, thank you. for the first time the food and drug administration is making an attempt to make drug treats safer. since 2007 6 o 600 dogs have did and thousand versus gotten sick. it could cost the pet industry $30,000 a year. >>> conservationists are sounding the arm about the long-necked an analysis dwindling in africa to the point that giraffes could be extinct within a few decades. >> in africa's harsh and beautiful savannah lives the world's t

we have that story in the grassy narrows in the province of ontario. >> another school day ends for 12ear-old ca katherine as a toddler she was dialin diagnoseh mercury poisoning. her mother ate contaminated fish while pregnant. with all of these problems she has like she is not playing the victim. she is doing what she is capable of dining. doing. she is a strong girl i'm prowltd oproudof her mercury dumped in e 1960's poisoned the river system hundreds fell ill. >> once vibrant fishery never recovered. >> some 40 years after large scale mercury dumping stopped the waters are less pleutded pon it. the food chain will take longer to cleanse itself. >> my arms are stiff. government funds provide some money to those that have the neurological symptoms of mercury poisoning. but there is no long term support. >> we need to get some com compensation or something but it's not going to cure anything. things are just going to get worse. >> now fears mercury could come from a new source. leeching from exposed topsoil left behind by cutting down the boreal forest community activists often stage

toward the north, heavy snow falling across ontario and the great lakes region set to quebec and northeastern part of the u.s. back behind it a new system moving into the eastern or the western parts of the great lakes and that could cause snow in chicago on your tuesday. back behind it it is looking like winter and winnipeg up 3 degrees. but toward the west 26 degrees in los angeles. here's your extended forecast. >>> before we wrap up we'll leave you with a pleasant autumn scene from western japan. children in the city here played hide and seek in a large field of flowers. residents of this municipality have planted 5 million flowers in empty rice fields in a bid to attract tourists. >> i've never seen so me flowers. >> translator: they are so beautiful. >> children were allowed to mick the flowers and take them home. >>> all right that concludes this edition of nhk. i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thank you very much for joining us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> i'm the executive vice president of the wilson center. i want to welcome all of you today. the wilson center was cha

interestingly, we also see opportunities in eastern california that most of that demand in ontario willmarcellus and utica production. and we actually have connectivity and were rapidly building out that capacity to be able to actually serve the eastern part of ontario. we'll have some announcements on that shortly. >> also, rich, you know we've been pounding the table for pioneer obviously for eog. permian, you were there. you're already there. that's where the drilling's going to be. it's your area, isn't it? >> well, i think so. and when you look at the eagle ford and eog is the largest producer, pioneer's also a large producer, all of those are customers of ours. and we have now committed to invest about $900 million in our crude system. that's not our natural gas, that's additive of that. just to move crude and condensate out of the eagle ford. we started out a few years ago with only about 50,000 barrels a day of committed capacity. we now estimate that by the beginning of 15, we'll be moving 250,000 barrels a day from the eagleford into the houston ship channel. and that's an eno

ontario last year terminated a $46 million contract to build a diabetes days ta base. >> the corporationouldn't connect its systems with the systems that exist in the public health care system here, which serves a population of 13 million people, and it's a big system, and whether it was the fault of the company, cgi, or the fault of the public health system is in legal debate. >> reporter: most large technology projects involving government or business or both end in some sort of failures, and experts say that's because of complexity and systems are not tested adequately. >> this is a highly complex project. but the people doing it were very, very strong, good competent companies, and yet it has gone off of the rails. so we always look at the structure of the project more so than whether there were bad people involved. >> reporter: weeks of debate over those issues probably lie ahead. and fixing the bugs could take much longer. daniel lack, al jazeera, toronto. >>> the u.s. ambassador to germany is expected to meet with the foreign min fisteminister. germany the latest country to confro

most of it will be reserved toward ontario. 10 to 15 centimeters. toward western portions of new york and pennsylvania, lake-effect snow will kick up tuesday into wednesday. 5 to 10 centimeters could fall in isolated areas. let's look at your world weather. here's your extended forecast. >>> and that was the news from tokyo. from all of us here on "newsline," thanks for watching. >>> two and a half years after the east japan earthquake, all kinds of recovery efforts are still going on in the stricken areas. this is the third time for this italian journalist to visit the tohoku region since the disaster. she started gathering information for an italian newspaper immediately after the earthquake. italy, her home country, is also

/canada border, dropping a mixture of rain and snow over the great lakes region and ontario and temperatures are going down quite significantly, only nine degrees for you in chicago. three degrees in winnipeg. the cold there is also affecting oklahoma city with only 11 degrees expected for the high on your monday. and across europe, lots of clouds across the west. a developing low-pressure system is approaching bringing wet and windien cans. the heaviest rain will be found in the northwest corner of the iberian peninsula and rain from the eastern parts of europe and spots of thundershowers for italy. warm across many locations in the south. 21 degrees in paris and 18 degrees for you in berlin. here's the extended forecast. >>> take a look once again at one of our top stories this hour. workers at fukushima daiichi have another challenge on their hands. heavy rain over northeastern japan have caused more leaks of water from the nuclear plant. and some of it may have reached the pacific ocean. more than 100 millimeters of rain fell on sunday. the water built up inside barriers surrounding stor

daniel has that story from the area of the grassy narrows in the province of ontario. >> reporter: anotherday end for 12-year-ol 12-year-old , as a toddler she was diagnosed with mercury poisoning. the toxic metal got no for her nervous advertis system when heh never ate contaminate the fish while she was pregnant. >> with all the problems that she has, she's not playing the victim, she is doing what she is capable of doing. she's a strong girl. i am really proud of her. >> reporter: mercury dumped in the 1960s by this pulp mill upstream poisoned the river system. hundreds fell ill. a once vibrants commercial fishery never recovered. some 40 years after large-scale mercury dumbing stopped around here the water of much less polluted with it. but the food chain from microscopic life to fish eat beanie humans that will take much longer to cleanse itself. >> my arms they are stiff. >> reporter: government funds provide some money to those who have the neurological symptoms of mercury poisoning. fits, muscle trim tours, loss of limobility. but survivors say there is no long-term support. >> i w

look at lake effect snow off lake michigan, lake huron, lake ontario. it is colder in the east. back home we have cloud cover with no rain and no fog. we will talk about temperatures stepping out dress for the upper 40's in the north bay valley through concord and fairfield and everyone else in the low-to-mid fists including san ramon at 51 and livermore at 53 and san jose and oakland and 51 in san francisco. you can see the cloud cover is out there but it is at a higher elevation than yesterday. we will have sunshine and it will take a while today because we are at 2,000 feet. we need the ground to get warm. the higher of cloud, the less ground to get warm so temperatures are cooler than acknowledge. warmer this weekend, cooler next week with a transition that usually has rain but it will not happen. the visibility shows through the morning commute you can see cloud cover everywhere cheering by noon but still some hanging along the valleys. by 2:00 that is gone and our cloud cover is out to the coast. temperatures will be in the upper 60's to low 70's through the south bay and

stationary boundary to the north separating the warm stuff from the milder air across michigan and ontario. futurecast we'll watch the showers generally stay west of us although some of the clouds will be streaming in from time to time. if you're heading up toward altoona you may see a sprinkle or two up there, especially northwestern pennsylvania. tomorrow will be a better chance in the afternoon for some showers to pop from i-81 west here by lunch time. maybe even sneaking over toward the blue ridge, possibly d.c., baltimore, an isolated shower later on in the afternoon. these will be more spotty in nature. but our next best chance of rain, that's actually going to come as we head in toward monday. the tropics are going to help us out a lot. not jerry. jerry is just weak and pathetic looking in the central atlantic moving to the northeast down to a depression. but this system which has thought been classified yet but look at it. looks much better. looks healthier, stronger. this may become tropical depression 12 or maybe tropical storm karen later today. all the modeling is keeping it ge

to show news into isnow showers ove locations syracuse eight to 12-inches of snow coming off lake ontarioards the northwest, it's a completely different story. we have been talking about the great air that's been happening over the last couple days, that's all bus because of high pressure dominating. now this is a satellite image and there are no clouds to be seen across the region, so all of these cities here are going to be quite nice even seattle. we are going to be seeing 60 digress, sin, partly cloudy conditions as we go past the weekend, though, more clouds coming in to play. and those temperatures are going to be more in to the high 50s for you there. now down towards the southwest, more of the same. the same high pressure is dominating. a few clouds coming in off the pacific but that's real notice cause anything rain showers at all. los angeles you look like this, 72 degrees is going to be high today, on thursday maybe going up to about 82 by the time we get towards saturday. now, if you want some very warm weather, it is going to be here across the central regions of the united s

be a drop in the bucket it's something to celebrate after decades of wild west water destruction ontario companies finally being rained in slightly in this canadian province the ministry of environment has granted nestle a permit to extract one point one three million liters of groundwater every day but that access wasn't enough for nestle corp fought tooth and nail to remove a restriction that would permit that would limit their extraction durant.

it is a mini replica of france's palace of versailles, but this one is located in ontario. the nearly $18 million 24,000 square foot property boasts european grandeur, major luxuries. the ornate front gate, 18th century replica statues are impressive. six bedrooms, 12 bathrooms. it has 24 gold plated chandeliers. it also has the ultimate man cave. it's a ferrari room. why not. a fully heated garage with marble floors. the place is literally -- certain certain. >> the creoling is a bit too ornate. i think that's a deal breaker. >> it's a bit much, not the price. >> we're getting hints at who the peace prize winner will be. some are getting a nose job but not to enhance their looks. we'll tell but rhino plasty next. >> grab a coat and umbrella as you head out the door. howard's forecast is up next. >> we have a little bit of information you can use to impress your coworkers. >> every day we'll give you a little known fact so you can sound like the smartest person in the office. so did you know... >>> it wasn't raining when i left home. >> showers around. that's going to be th

during a dry season well sorry i can't shed a tear for you nestle because even though you can't turn ontario into a desert you can still turn british columbia into a barren wasteland along with any other province to have your greedy wet little fingers then so quit with the crocodile tears and props to the activists who are standing up to the water profiteers. the. it was a. very hard to take a. long. line that had sacked the center right there. after a twenty year long legal battle a major trial has begun at a new york city federal court it's called chevron corp versus stephen and it calls attention to an environmental disaster at an oil field in ecuador that dates all the way back to nine hundred sixty four the oil field in question was operated by texaco later bought out by shotgun it was an area for steam the amazon rain forest three times the size of manhattan but has since been subject to the catastrophic effects of oil contamination sea texaco spent decades dumping an estimated sixty five billion gallons of toxic waste. directly into the ground in one thousand nine hundred five ecuador

you see the rain and snow well up in ontario? new york state and new england? it will bring a weak cold front here tomorrow, perhaps a few clouds tomorrow night so sunday might be a couple of degrees cooler but looks like 55 to 6 60 in that range both saturday and sunday. the next chance of rain won't be till the middle to latter part of next week. today 55, breezy, chilly. tonight down to 38 again in the district with upper 20s in the cold spots. perhaps another freeze or frost warning for some. 59 tomorrow, nice and cool. i'm going to be at the maryland clemson game. hope to see you there. 58 on sunday. that will be nice and cool too. next week a little bit of moderation. low 60s by monday. tuesday looks real nice. depending on the timing, mid- 60s wednesday, thursday with luck the rain holds off till after halloween but right now i have to give you at least give you the warning that it's a possibility. monika samtani, a possibility some folks will be delayed this morning. >>> i know. what time is it? it's not even 5:00 in the morning. way too early for this.

to help them near waterloo, ontario most of this position would be based in their cupertino, calif.uarters. they plan on leaving office least 40 percent of their global workforce. 300 already were let go. blackberry employees. apple used linked-in messages to invite blackberry employees to an event near blackberry's headquarters in waterloo, ontario. was offering would be based california headquarters. month that it plans to lay off 40-percent of its global year. began this week, with 300 employees let go. >> jetblue airways is making it easrier for famlies to take advantage of frequent flier miles. the airline says it will let up to seven family members pool their frequent-flier points. the change is being made to appeal to families whose individual members might not fly often enough to earn free trips on their own. jetblue's program will also be open to domestic partners and people who aren't relatives as long as they >> pam: burger king wants you to try its new lower-fat french fries for free. the fast good chain is giving away the so-called "satisfries" saturday and sunday. the

apple held a recruiting event in ontario, intel plans a similar event and google will open a mobilityffice. all of this is in addition to other tech software and internext companies in the same -- internet companies in the same area. >>> an expensive move the reason mark zuckerberg paid $30 million to buy four houses in palo alto. >>> people are paints rent to berth their boats. why can't they get to water. [ marco ] i'm a student at devry university. and this is my home team. this is my large lecture hall. this is my professor. and also my coach. this is my booster club. this is the guy who's graduating ready for a great career in technology. [ male announcer ] in 2012, 90% of devry university grads actively seeking employment had careers in their field in 6 months. find your career success in the bay area. learn how at devry.edu. governor brown signs a slew of gun control bills and that has people excited but not all made it through the governor's desk. >> there's a media conference held outside the state building and touted two bills, one closes a loop hall in the assault weapons b

this morning it is drawing  moisture in a head of the cold front from ottawa, ontario, into buffalopassing pittsburgh. feeding off the atlantic, so for us, some appreciable rains finally will be falling after weeks of scant precipitation, if you will. get ready for the rain to move in later this morning. showers into dc, but the heavier stuff west of town. we'll have the heaviest of the weather, coming through. by 5:00, if this works out again this is a computer model. if it works out the drive home will be dry, the drive in will be dry, and we'll just have the rain in the middle of the day. tonight skies start out with clouds, and then clears some, especially north and west of town. in the 50s and even 40s by tomorrow morning. i want to tell you there is a slight risk of severe weather, main threat is damaging wind gusts through philly and new york as well. the wind gusts are going to be the bigger problem. as far as how much rain we'll see, anywhere from a half to an inch and a half of rain looks to be a good bet. our forecast a wet one, yellow alert. 60s by the drive home. tonigh

there is a sculpture garden in windsor ontario. a bush looks like this.ch they found objectionable. always a shame when governments repress artistic expression. after laying low for a while the sculptor struck again with a new bush that is right next to the old one. and, yet another triumph of tenacity. there are three undercover cops hunkered down dressed as shrubs waiting to pounce. that they did on purpose. this i think was an accident. a new church in illinois, christian science society of dixon, some a saying when you look at it from the sky from a satellite view it resembles a -- familiar shape of some kind. christian science, look at things that might be a little jewish too. the best part is this is how god sees it from above. what is that? that's where people gather to worship you, lord. kidding it is a parking structure. funny that people even think about this. when i saw this picture, to me if you added some colors, and you know you paint the end parts white it looks like a rainbow with two cloud on either end. i don't have my mind in the gutter

. >> reporter: he fell in love with the game when he was a boy playing bond hockey in ontario in hisative canada. >> playing with my buddies whether it was on the bay or the river or the school rink. we'd skate, and parents would say be home by dark. >> his parents kept him grounded. >> people would come up to my father and say your kid is going to be a pro. the advice he gave me was, have fun and see waps. >> reporter: it was a simpler time. when orr was 14 he was signed to play on the boston bruins farm team. his signing bonus. a whopping $1,000, plus -- >> they stuccoed my mother's house. my father could get a car. that was in '62, the car couldn't be newer than a '56. so he had a '56 chevrolet, and i got a suit. i forgot about the suit. >> reporter: at 18, bobby orr brought his fearless freewheeling style to the nhl. >> score! what a play by bobby orr. >> reporter: nobody in boston or anywhere else had seen anything like it before. the defense man who was a former offensive threat. he seemed unstoppable. capable of rushing the length of the ice with the puck on his stick. >> goin

. >> my daughter was living in ontario, and she was getting married, and they were having a shower forer. i was a nervous wreck knowing that, "how am i going to get on that plane?" and i was sitting there waiting for us to get ready for take-off. and it hit. it hit like the biggest storm ever. the sweat. the heart rate. the full-blown panic attack. and i just said to the stewardess, i said, "you have to get me off this plane. i am not going to be able to settle down." and then, like, i just started to scream, and i said, "you have to get me off the flight now, or we're gonnate pilot's gonna have to turn around and land somewhere, because i am not

this is the most rain we have had around here since the remnants of ontario moved through in june areatemperatures -- look at this. the normal high is 69, but we

but ontario foured them from incompetence.rning that the same company that was the lead contractor for our web site should have created problems. >> we hoped they worked out the problems they had. >> this is the worst disaster and roll out of a new problem since new coke. and we know how that went? >> what year was that? n25 years old. ncoke-cola got its act together. >> this may not. kathleen sebelius doesn't have a scheduling conflict. she is takeneding a glitzy dinner in boston. she will not send lower level officials who are not there. and she's not talking. she said talk to the hand. >> in her difference the lower officials wouldn't have the answers? >> they can be briefed like she would be briefed. it is a stone wall from the administration that said and claimed it would be the most transparent in history. not! >> one of the things that is glaring in all of this. there are four states that are not having any problems, why is that? >> 15 states set up their own version of the exchange. and most of them would be better. an

canada, but i'm not the guy who went out and contracted with the company that had already screwed ontario'seal, and now america's deal. >> yep. lou: there has to be some accountability, do you not think someone in obama administration should take responsibility. >> yes. lou: i'll take that. >> fire whoever you need, it does not mean that obamacare is a bad thing. lou: i said it is a bad web site. and bad management. she is going to talking. >> one thing to add. number of people enrolled. and arrogant of secretary of to say, i'm too busy to go to congress to testify is abhorrent. >> it is a bad law, it will never work. the problem with jobs, it still is a problem. lou: and i'm turning you to for last word. i will turn you to for last word, i would like you to say, just say, i'm jehmu green, saying good night from austin, texas. >> saying good night in au australia texas, thank you -- from austin, texas, thank you oregon. >> thank you america. good night. customer erin swenson ordered shoes from us online but they didn't fit. customer's not happy, i'm not happy. sales go down, i'm not happy.

three months after ana was born we were in deep river ontario, another facility. i was only there three months approximately. >> i am always amazed wherever i go from san francisco to seattle to anywhere. there is always someone who has some connection to the story. >> thank you for your book. >> hello. >> hi. >> i was wondering what happened to the people who got caught smuggling in the moonshine? >> the biggest thing that happened was the people in the guard house had a lot of parties that is the main thing that happened. there were definitely reprimands they took your business. the guards were probably drinking it waited at night. >> to questions. one was aware of a might be going on? >> oh, yes. >> okay. >> we find that out later. >> could you elaborate? the second question, described a little bit about the process -- with a burning in uranium or and refining it, centrifuging? >> it was processed in various other facilities so that they had a more -- visually it was in the form. went into the calutrons, started to go through the gas is diffusion process, in th