believe it or not, this sort of secret, lessor-known wing of a best western in kingston, ontario, canada pretty awesome. the entry is kind of funky. look at the room itself. >> was this their room? do you book this room at the best western? this is one of poor specialty rooms they have. it has a space capsule in the middle. all these room rocks around the room. >> this is bizarre and awesome. they have a space man hanging from the ceiling, a mplanetary ceiling hanging up there. up to the first level and you have your little moon tub. then, up another little level and then there is your bed. 3, 2, 1, blastoff, lady. it would be great if the continental breakfast was astronaut food. >> you brought that up to your room. >> you should be the manager at this best western. >> sleeping in a spaceship tonight. >> today is #throwbackthursday. for that, we're going to throw back just one day to #womancrush wednesday. on woman crush wednesday, cody decided to hit the streets to find his woman crush wednesday. >> everybody lifts up their crush. i was wondering if you could take a selfie. >> take a s

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that is because the old ontario bridge will be torn down and hauled away. >> between the 20th and 2030 out of. this is all week and work. should not affect any weekday traffic. the president is hosting a healthy kids and save sports summit. sellers for disease control and prevention says yen after its may 2nd and 50,000 visits to hospital emergency rooms. president is pushing for advancing research. after of the research better data better sony equipment their protocols. after every parent coach and teacher recognized the signs of concussions. >> to admit them when they do have them. we have to change a culture that says salk it up.sock itsays suck it up. >> partnerships into promoting use sports safety. the blackhawks are still in it. they beat the kings in the second overtime. >>. the official roster for the blackhawks the window of france as it all. six wins until you get to the stanley cup. even blackhawks fan know this will be an uphill battle. >> it is a solitary breakfast for these groups of amateur hockey players. it is the best. what could be better? >> and emotionally exhaust

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. >> this man on the ground is talking to a regional police officer in ontario, canada. the person who posted this video said that this was a street artist, but police say they were called in because the man was creating a disturbance. he was in the middle of the roadway. that man is on the ground and you can see the police officer has a taser pointed at the guy. a lot of ambient sound around. you can't hear what's going on but you can hear police are trying to negotiate. >> [ inaudible ]. >> at one point the man gets up and runs away and three police officers give chase. >> no, hey, hey. >> help! help! >> oh, my goodness. >> the man shouts no. >> now he is going to tase him. >> you do hear a pop. >> he did it. >> the man shooting this video is on a bike. he comes up on the scene. now there are four police officers on the scene trying to get control of this man. >> smacking his head. >> police say that the taser was used on the man at least one time. they say the man wasn't injured, but several of the officers wer. the man was not arrested but is being assessed. they bel

the driver faces charges for stealing the truck and allegedly trying to run over an officer in ontario. >>> how about no brakes, no gas pedal, no steering wheel. that's google's idea for a self-driving car. the company has started driving 100 experimental prototypes. in two-seat ultra compact vehicle the driver controls a start button. and a red e stop panic button. it would summon the car, pick up the passenger and automatically drive to the selected destination. >>> some wild weather was caught on camera in north dakota. oil workers didn't know what to do when they saw this tornado touch down. they got in their trucks, but they didn't leave because they weren't sure which way the twister was headed. nine people were hurt, but everyone in the truck was fine, thankfully. bill, that's incredible. >>> nbc's bill karins is here with your weather forecast. >> literally so remote, they don't have any storm shelter, nothing and looking up at this tornado. just incredible footage. >> amazing. if you have no idea -- >> if you're looking up at it you're way too close. they survived. let's talk

the nearby ontario airport had to divert flights because of gusting wind and thick, blinding smoke. a red flag in effect for most of southern california. brian, as you can see, the big concern tonight is these winds. they are powerful and gusty. the blaze is burning just over my shoulder and just down the road here, subdivision after subdivision, this fire could quickly get out of control and out of hand. brian? >> miguel almaguer, thanks. >>> dicey situation tonight in san bernardino county, and if we didn't need this, there's more trouble in the air tonight, starting with l.a. with a complete ground stop late today at lax and other big airports like salt lake and las vegas. some aircraft were able to land, but no take offs due to a technical issue at los angeles center, the regional air traffic facility that controls air space. a relatively new computer system apparently failed, along with its backup. the faa is gradually restoring the system they say because of the sheer volume of air travel that goes through that area. the ripple effects will be felt both nationally and globally

the area into your thursday night's areas from wisconsin minnesota and part of the southern tip of ontario and tours of texas. there is some possibility of thunderstorms conceiving to isolate twenty lists and large hail and tear on the areas with a superior wet weather and i think i needed to cool their receipts in the late season snow showers and this pic says campbell can think of nevada slow paced course the east. he could probably miss the areas like indianapolis them and to sign your friday. severe weather could happen mainly during the afternoon hours in your friday and it can cause some heavy rainfall for many areas across the east end thirds of the you lessen your friday. honey we have another assistant in the opinion that will also attend pictures and posts them on low lying areas of rain. oh and mountain snow fall but no precipitation in the coming over at new mexico and texas panhandle so the risk of the wind fire stone remains out there the temperatures ahead of the geeks is ten point one in the camp is thirty degrees and most enduring thirty degrees in washington dc and london

the driver faces charge for stealing a truck and allegedly trying to run over an officer in ontario. >>> sports headlines, we begin with the nbc western conference finals. >> westbrook with the steal. knocked it away. westbrook leans back, sets it up. >> oklahoma city whipped up the home crowd with fastbreak points. they dominated san antonio on both sides of the court. the spurs showed some fight. kevin durant two of 31 here. russell westbrook, right down the middle. 105-992, okc ties the series 2-2. >>> an attorney for donald sterling said he will fight to the bloody end to keep his team. the document said, quote, a jealous rant to a lover never intended to be published cannot offend the nba rules. a june 3rd hearing is next up where league owners can force sterling to sell that team. >>> in the nhl eastern conference finals, rangers with ray bourque sets a free. and dan wiese is ejected. the rangers still lead the series 3-2. >> tonight, get to throw out the first pitch. a little nervous, excited. >> excited. >> you know what i think i'm going to throw a strike. >> but instead, no

also some snow into parts of ontario and into quebec. but continuing to see dry conditions over on the west coast. and very warm. 38 degrees. eventually the ridge will shift to the east, allowing the winds to relax later on this week. it's going to take a little bit of time. meanwhile, the rain will affect most of the east coast with temperatures anywhere from 18 in atlanta, that's a big cooldown, to 28 degrees in d.c. let's take a look at europe. we have been tracking this system down toward the balkan peninsula where up to 126 kilometer per hour wind gusts were reported. it is a stationary system. it is continuing to intensify but it's dumping a lot of rain into this area as well. those of you in vienna into warsaw, looks like you'll see plenty of rain. and dealing with the possibility of some severe weather when it comes to heavy rain, also thunderstorms as we go throughout your thursday. 11 in vienna. 17 in warsaw. seeing some rain and thunderstorms in kiev with temperatures up to 20 degrees. meanwhile, the western portions of europe

that low is headed toward canada, and bringing some heavy rains for ontario, quebec, and also into the new england states. and the cold front also bringing some heavy rains down toward northern florida. i think what's going to happen is the front will continue to push further off to the east, but not without leaving rain for toronto with a high of 14. 21 in new york with a chance for rain. but the deep south seeing a warm-up with drier conditions. 22 in atlanta, 21 in d.c., and again, for the west coast, seeing a very warm weather pattern with a high of 34. here's a look at asia. we are seeing high pressure in japan, beautiful weather conditions bringing temperatures into the mid 20s. again, one of the warmest times we've seen thus far in 2014. we do have a cutoff low that is moving over the korean peninsula and that's creating gusty winds. meanwhile over into china the southern portions seeing disturbance of unstable weather pattern that's bringing more rain for hong kong and chongqing and it looks like that is going to be the case. now, back here in japan, as that rain system eventua

facing lingering bigotry after the war, the family was forced out of british columbia and moved to ontario. after getting his ph.d. in zoology at the university of chicago, david again encountered racial intolerance, this time in the segregated american south when he did postdoctoral work in genetics at the oak ridge national laboratory in tennessee. undeterred, he began a 40 year teaching career in higher education. his knack for translating difficult scientific principles into something understandable and exciting made him a natural for television. since 1979 he has been the host of the canadian broadcasting science series, "the nature of things," seen over the decades in more than 40 countries. >> welcome to the first show in a new season of "the nature of things." >> his name appears on over 50 books as author or collaborator. and in a poll of his fellow canadians last fall, suzuki was named the country's most admired figure. nonetheless, his outspoken views on climate change and the government's collusion with the petrochemical industry in developing the country's oil-rich tar sands h

also john wayne airport in orange county, ontario airport in the empire state building, burbank airport, and san diego airport. also parts of utah, nevada and arizona were affected including las vegas international, phoenix and salt lake city. the faa issued a statement this afternoon saying the widespread ground stop keeping all flights from departing those airports i mentioned was due to technical issues, some sort of computer problem, at the faa's language center air traffic control in palmdale. that center manages high elevation flights. some flights were diverted that were headed to the affected airports, others were not allowed to take off if they were headed here. now, during this ground stop, however, flights were able to land but again, they could not take off. now, even though this ground stop has been lifted, if you are flying in or out of the southern california region, you are definitely going to want to call ahead because there will be delays. at l.a.x., i'm kristine lazar, kpix 5. >>> happening right now, salvage crews have just raised the wreckage of a small plane that w

canada's government and the royal ontario museum announced a deal to remove the body. they didn't consult the village. now a local restaurateur says they should share. >> they only want one blue whale. there's more than one. since we had the honour, maybe it was a sign that trout river deserves is break in life. >> turning a fishing village into a center for whale tourism and marine biology will take time, effort and money. clearing the beach of 60 tonnes of decomposing whale should be enough. >>> a programming note - the time episode of al jazeera america's "borderland" airs tonight. it fogz focuses on challenges faced by migrants crossing the border. we see together the challenges women face. >> the fact that a woman is having shots because they know they are going to get raped. we have to understand the sacrifices people are willing to make in order to have a better life. >> it's stick to know as a woman -- it's tik -- sick to know as a woman not only do you have to worry about breaking an angle, getting sick, but also getting rape. >> at the church, a map is found

>> in ottawa, ontario, canada. >> jimmy: do you get back to ottawa, much? >> ish. and dad live there. mom and dad live there so i do. but my family lives in vancouver and ottawa. >> jimmy: i got you. it's quite different climate-wise. >> well, today here was about what, 94? >> jimmy: something like that. >> i was speaking with my best friend calgary and she was sayi saying, oh, it's going to snow in calgary. >> jimmy: it's good when you're a kid because you get the snow days. but it's not so great when you're an adult and you have to deal with that stuff. >> okay, i feel like snow days is an american thing. >> jimmy: really? >> i don't ever remember ever having one snow day. >> jimmy: really? >> no, no. we didn't have snow days. it's just a regular day. >> jimmy: i guess you couldn't have snow days. >> just get out there, bundle yourself and go out. >> jimmy: it's like up there we call your bacon canadian bacon but up there you just say bacon. >> no, no, we don't. we call it ham. female ham. >> jimmy: i thought it was called female bacon. >> we call it ham. >> jimm

and her friend howard were standing in an upstairs hallway of her old farmhouse near belleville, ontarioring at her computer screen. >> it was spooky. it was the first time in my life that the hair stood up on the back of my neck, because it was a -- it was a message directed -- >> personal. >> yeah. >> now they knew. the break-in the previous day, the theft of those sex toys was not a joke. not even a bad one. all that time last evening they stood in this spot deciding a long discussion, should they call the police or not? they figured the cops would just laugh, so they decided not to call. after anne spent that night at howard's and returned home first thing in the morning, this is what greeted her on the computer screen. go ahead and call the police, it said. i want to show the judge your really big dildos. eventually anne would wonder about the typos but right now quite suddenly she froze. >> it's like he had a gun at my head at that moment. >> this time they called 911. as they waited for the police to arrive, they came it to a disturbing conclusion. whoever wrote the message must m

more than one thousand teens crowded into mansion under construction in ontario, canada saturday night. they trashed the place before police broke up the party. calivin to has the story. it had all the makings of a party at a nightclub. the crowd, the music, the drinks. but this chaotic scene actually came from a family home in brampton. a 5000 square foot mansion under construction open for one epic house party that spiraled out of control. there was just kids coming in packs of 10, 20 literally no room to walk in the house. from my window i could see there was literally no room to walk in the collapse--house. the house, crammed with more than 15-hundred people the party so big, it began to trend on twitter. by the time police arrived, there were 200 cars lined up and down the street. teens posing with cruisers. making a mockery of a crowd control nightmare. there was a potential, a real potential for something to happen something deadly. peel officers from all divisions responded to the scene police say several of them were assaulted resulting in a number of arrests. others were deta

lax, john wayne airport in orange county ontario and bob hope airport in burbank were among those affected. flights were diverted in several areas. >>> a marine salvage company recovered the cessna that crashed into san pueblo bay. they have also found the pilot's body. the fuselage was found in about 13 feet of water. it collided with another plane on sunday after leaving an air show in half moon bay. the pilot and passenger in the other plane were not hurt and ntsb -- the ntsb will lead in the investigation now into what happened. >> right now we're in the fact-finding phase. that's what we're doing, documenting this plane. getting witness interviews, talking to the surviving pilot. and the other witnesses. and that's our focus at this point. >> the name of the pilot in the cessna has not been released. >>> two people were hurt in a terrible head-on crash. this happened just after 3:30 this afternoon just east of 92 and highway 1 when a car drifted across the center line. these are pictures from sky 7 hd. two people had to be extricated from one of the crashed cars. the one wur looking a

the business community in detroit and ontario knows how important this is, they want it.e dying for it. but our government has a one size fits all policy that is all about, again, unfortunately, homeland security. not economic competitiveness. yes, we have to secure our borders, but let's think about our economic future at the same time and balance those concerns. >> richard is the founder of creative class group. thanks for coming on the program. >> thanks for having me. >>> america's energy boom has uncovered a very complicated problem. see for yourself. >> in big cities like new york you have these layers of underground pipeline from water mains to phone to electric that make for a very muddled and expensive process of removing and replacing natural gas lines. >>> plus more of ali velshi's one on one with former presidential candidate ron paul, and what surprised the libertarian about young americans today. "real money" continues right after this break. ♪ primetime news. >> welcome to al jazeera america. >> stories that impact the world, affect the nation and touch you

driver charlene simon of ontario, canada, struck and killed a 17-year-old boy riding his bicycle in a 2012 accident that also injured two other teens. no charges were filed. get this. the driver, charlene, the one who killed the teen, who was innocently riding his bicycle in a place he had a right to be, is now suing the dead boy's family. you heard me right. she, the driver who killed the boy, is suing his family. why? she claims her life has been ruined by the experience. her life? she actually wants the boy's parents to cough up more than a million dollars for the emoti emotional trauma she says she has endured. the reason? because the boy and his friends weren't wearing reflective clothing while riding their bikes at night. >>> and now for the backstory. this is the part i like the most. driver charlene simon's husband, who was driving in another car behind her when she hit the boys and provided eye witness testimony to the accident, just happens to be a police officer. and so charlene doesn't even have to take a drug or alcohol test, and no tickets are issued. my ruling, whatever

that's because the old ontario bridge over the kennedy will be torn down and hauled away.rom the evening of june 13-th to the morning of the 16-th, all inbound traffic will be shut down from chicago to grand. then, between the 20-th and the 23-rd, the *outbound kennedy from grand to chicago will be closed. and from the 27-th to the 30- th, the inbound kennedy exit ramp to the ohio street feeder will be closed. again, this is all *weekend work... and if all goes according to schedule, it shouldn't affect any weekday rush hour traffic. either way it's no fun. in chicago city's council passed new standards for alternative taxis likelyft and uber . now have to get shoppers licenses. the companies they work for will be involved in logging their hours. the taxi company still say it's unfair. >> the majority of the people driving cabs every single day are people who are struggling to make ends meet. this ordinance will hurt the hard-working men and women that are driving cabs every single day. >> the ordinance goes into affect san fransisco is fighting back, to try to coax george

police say it was stolen in ontario where the suspect allegedly tried to run over a police officer beforesing the border and sending officers on a wild chase. >> stopping a vehicle like that isn't easy to do by any means. spike strips against large tires like that, we can't use our cars to do pit manuevers. it is enormous and weighs more than everything we've got. jon: police eventually called up to the suspect after he pulled into a gas station where he tried to make a run for it on foot. he did not get very far though. as you can see, police arrested him right there on the spot. jenna: this goes along with our next story, moderately. google unveiling the first troat type of a car that drives itself that would change car chases quite a bit, right, jon? making google the first and only company to build a car without a steering wheel, accelerator, brake pedal. maybes me question how you crawl into the front see to grab things. jo ling kent here. hopefully you don't have to. >> no front seat necessary. as they say, no brakes, no wheels, no problem? i don't know we'll have to wait and see ab

what happened with the rails up in ontario when the track exploded is going to lead to a consolidationhere's about 500 of them in this country, most of them owned by mom and pops, and the the increase in insurance costs is being flung at these people because of what happened in canada is going to cause a lot of them to not be profitable. they're going to be the consolidator, their the most efficient and safest operator out there. it's a really good story. liz: big name too. dan veru liking it for a long time. teddy, as we finish up, i really would like to hear from you why. because we threw out these never short a dull market sayings. why do people say that? >> well, i think, i think because history has proven it's been a big mistake. i mean, markets tend to get dull when they get one directional, and in this case the direction seems to be up. you know, the reverse is probably true in 2008 and 2009. you know, it's just an axiom that we've lived with that markets do digest their gains or digest the moves up or down, but the direction, the overall direction and momentum in this case is u

right now permit in a petition hours of near eureka cloud cover for the bases but as we pulled of the ontariohis will still expected to make an impact on a walking tour futurecast 4. the clock's ad for one of the afternoon. with citizen until about 3:00 this afternoon that we will see three is one to the light rain drizzled in spots. interest to the move on by five days after ledger get a drive hundred and sent a will be pushing off to the east and then as a hand and at our subic and go away. that will leave us with a better friday. but here are more temperatures are right now. 53 for concord and an act phil caught 52 in san jose. pretty mild. rep is afternoon lamar memo to the upper 60s. i'm a 70 degree weather. until then san francisco broadcast 62 degrees will have their eyes and a fork as coming up about a half-hour. the estimate of around the bay option was aware expected. not on the traffic of morning pit stop them a pretty go ride around the bay. there is an accident on highway 24 formed and is confined to the off ramp so it's not want to look for the fed the right to where floods are

cleaning windows. [ laughter ] his new archenemy is streaks. [ light laughter ] this is interesting, ontarioompany c.e.n. biotech has announced plans to build the world's largest and most efficient marijuana factory. though, i bet there isn't a ton of competition for most efficient marijuana factory. [ light laughter ] i bet there isn't. i find this fascinating. yesterday, a 6'8" brazilian woman married her long time boyfriend who's 5'4." the couple met at a park after the woman noticed her shoe was untied. [ light laughter ] "oh, hello. how long have you been down there?" according to a survey by the condom brand, durex, couples in mexico had the most exciting sex, and i'm guessing it's because they don't use durex. [ light laughter ] it's a guess. i just didn't take the survey, i don't know. this is just crazy. a man in louisville has gotten a tattoo of a kfc double down sandwich, which is two pieces of fried chicken with cheese in the middle. but don't worry. it's not permanent because it's tattooed on his foot. [ light laughter ] that's a very serious joke about diabetes. and i want to a

. >> also in canada, a fire breaks out at a propane facility in toronto, ontario, shortly before 4:00ickly spreads into a seemingly bottomless pit of flames, and exploding cylinders of propane. >> when we got to the scene, we actually had small cylinders that were exploding and rocketing several hundred feet in the air. >> in the predawn darkness, huge clouds of propane flare up like explosions from hell. dark smoke billows from the uncontrollable blaze. cannisters shoot up like rockets. >> most of them were the smaller cylinders. they are commonly called a 33-pound cylinder. this site had hundreds and hundreds of those on site and that's what was rocketing up in the air. my biggest concern was where was the staff, because we couldn't see them coming down. >> the fire begins at a delivery of a 24-hour propane supply business. >> there was an accident and it released a large amount of propane so that cloud found an ignition source and that was a vapor cloud explosion. there was a tremendous amount of force. >> the initial explosion severely damages several nearby houses. residents are

rob ford spotted outside a shopping center in a small ontario town.ns not far from the ford family's cottage. there's a luxurious rehabilitation clinic in the area but ford's lawyer won't say where his client is being treated. ford announced he was going to rehab after a new video was released last month allegedly showing him smoking crack. this one showing him happily dancing. >> i think he's still more popular than president obama. >> i think you're right. approval ratings. >> not that polls like prove anything, but it's sort of interesting. >> like 8% or something like that. >>> rick reichmuth, he's trailing rob ford in the polls right now. >> aren't we all by the way? i think i am too. >> hey, clayton, i figured out something on the ropes here, by the way. >> what's that? >> the one on the left has knots and makes it easier to climb. we'll put you on that one. >> apparently that's the ladies' rope. >> yes, please. >> like that's the key. you and i are facing off, whoever gets to the knotted rope first can get it. >> i'm not taking the knotted rope

at harvard, i met and married john conway, who's a canadian, and we went, instead, to canada, to ontario, where he was taking part in founding a new canadian university. and i taught at the university of toronto. i continued working, both teaching and writing american history, and particularly, the history of american women and the history of higher eduction. and in the course of doing that, i became convinced that the great difference between australia and the united states or the united kingdom and the united states was the very strong women's institutions that this culture developed in the 19th century--philanthropic ones, social service ones, schools, colleges and so forth; universities--bryn mawr has a graduate school. and so i was very interested in how those institution--institutions were founded and what impact they'd had on women's position in american society. at the same time, at the university of toronto, since i've never been able to keep my hands out of politics, i guess i got involved in a variety of political fights at the university of toronto, including one about equita

i think the specialized team drawn from our results is in the region and help is available from ontario. if you love this town that sits to the surge on recovery of these young girls they are not acknowledged own decisions the nigerian authorities have faced growing protested in the real exceeds demand will be done going in the scenes who builds pressure ic numbers and goodluck jonathan the nigerian police are offering a free one thousand dollars reward for information leading to the gills. the crackdown seems to have had little effect on the islamist terror group a round lead at the back issue cal threatening to sell the captives duty this week and another in at the school bills were called to be kidnapped the same remote northeastern region of nigeria. sponges and syrian rebels have been abandoning their last stronghold in the heart of homes and at the center of the revolt against president bob from inside the safe passage to rebel held towns north of the province is part of a deal that allows the fighters to keep their weapons in exchange for the release of seventy pro regime prisone

. >> number two, siemens -- an order to provide 100 40 when turbines for a wind farm in ontario.is logistics -- up on ourht, coming number one stock of the day. you guessed it. our big story, target. target falling more than three percent. is steppingeinhafel down. this after the retailers struggled to recover from slumping sales after last holiday's season hacker attack. the cfo, john mulligan is going to step in. there is the closing bell. there we are, up 20 points on the doubt. up to three and change on the s&p. the markets -- >> cinco de mayo. >> i love that. band.otti we are doing a line segment later in the show. we saw being held higher eye utilities. -- being held higher i utilities. there are some positive data here in the u.s.. t balanceike i everything out. we are pushing forward. a bit of a comeback. it is always nice to see that. we go to matt. had every search for bloomberg television. -- head of research for bloomberg television. warren buffett says he is confident the lender will overcome a counting mistake that forced them to payout to shareholders. he said the

. >> : reception if you move back to my notes and ontario.cers that are out there risking their lives every day. airline oakland police radio retired ropy officers john because has nearly 20 years worth of experience was not common to lose communication with dispatch during his draft dangerous situation for an officer very dangerous. israel let everyone know your aunt and need extra help with you been shot at getting beat up whatever's happening. >> : president of the union representing a rank-and-file officers sergeant berry dahlin says the city police radio system still has some of the same problems john woodcock has experience at the time of his retirement back in 2012. things improved somewhat many of his experiences are the same experiences of officers today. >> : specifically what comes to a losing real communications with sergeant donovan victims around these days trade radios columbus and for individual officers and they can transmit for areas in the city that a work and i think every officer knows that they need to have that back up

ofhave an emergency sense ontario policy. hike ishike -- a rate not putting our foot on the brakes.e do not need it in this sort of environment. >> how soon before we witness some sort of nonconformity within the mpc. there has been conformity about interest rates. with the changing of the personnel, slight disagreements appearing over how much slack there is in the economy, how soon before we start to get members voting for a rate hike? >> i suspect we will get a dissent towards the end of this year, a rate hike early in the new year. we may start to see into that in minutes of this meeting. carney will present a more united front at this press conference. in subsequent weeks, you might start to see that. >> something that the brits like to talk about, house prices. you say that the debate will be if the bank of england feels it should control house prices. london hyperthe house price increasing. mpc'su expecting that the will be the arbiters of house prices and trying to stamp out some of the euphoria? >> house price inflation is only a concern if it is being fueled by lending pra

bring awareness to the event more than one thousand teens crowded into mansion under construction in ontario, canada saturday night. they trashed the place before police broke up the party. calivin tow has the story. this can't sing came from a family home in france in a 5000 square foot mansion under construction open for one at that house party that spiral out of control. >> there were kids coming from all different areas. then from my window i could see that there was literally no room to walk in the house. the house was crammed with more than 1500 people. the party so big that it began to trade on twitter. by the time police arrived there were 200 cars lined up and down the street. teams were posing as cruisers making a mockery of a crowd control nightmare. there was a real potential for something to happen. something deadly. officers responded to the same. they said several of the more assault resulted in a number of arrests. others were obtained for public intoxication. the morning after this peaceful neighborhood is back to normal but the house looked like it survived a natural disast

where one of your kids gets drafted and he just ripped hacked out of the mutt >> : believe the school ontariok benny made the statement spiegel the forty- niners they're gonna grab that money here go past 12 to play championship game at levi stadium this year's championship game for friday december 5th did york on hands for the announcement today for the pact of commissioner larry scott york having a little fun number couple months ago what about the jim harbaugh situation he wants three donaldson now here is drug york >> : obviously 49ers had a pretty good history with hiring back of coaches were not looking to hire any new pact of kush's anytime soon will definitely do we like the one we have no very excited about the one we have now roper here for a long time >> : in importance of the game continues increase in this new agreement of the plan or the most exciting stage is an all football. >> : larry scott again this guy change the whole face of football. let's face of these guys got a class work the ball off a lot from what for the rest of us didn't get anything but guys like larry scott ma

the leader was spotted in a small ontario town.mes the same day his lawyers insisted he was still in rehab. >>> officials now thinking michael sam may have been a mistake. not for the nfl, but about the tv execs who have promoted a television series. they say they agree to postpone the project after criticism. mainly from his team. the st. louis rams. we did see a debate among the republican candidates running for governor of idaho. >> i have a masters in raising hell. >> we have a bunch of -- >> hey diddle, diddle right up the middle. >> i think half of the democrat party are republicans, and half of the republicans are communi t communis communists. >> there you are again, running for governor in idaho. >> in utah, one politician is trying to bring back the firing squad. he thinks it's a more humane way punishment. >>> donald sterling stays he will not go away quietly. he says he might sue the nba. >>> also, mass became the first state to legalize same sex marriage ten years ago and legal ida ize a movement. >> when you say i'm t

investigators say the pranks targeted subjects in ontario, and several states such as california andlorida. they face as many as 50 charges for using a telephone or computer to target a shopping center, two private homes and a school. swatting is when a caller tricks a 9/11 dispatcher into sending an emergency response team based on a false report. >>> chicago is one of the most dangerous cities in america. it's about to become the most monitored. it had civil libertarians. john hendren explained thousands of traffic call recess were installed. >> reporter: in the windy city big brother was better than ever. cameras are doing double duty, catching red light runners and performing surveillance. >> we don't know if we are tracking a terrorist or someone else, someone who we don't like because of their political views. are we tracking that person was they are an attractive person. >> chicago is among the most-watched cities. they have to be replaced with new models, panning 360 degrees. >> how do you feel. >> violated. >> traffic cameras are nothing new. you can walk from one end of dow

laughed week, canada's government and the royal ontario museum announce said a deal to remove the bodyey didn't cult the village. now a local said they should share the skeletons, one here, one to toronto. >> they only want one. there's more than one right now. so since we had the honor of this whale coming to rest on our beach, maybe that was a sign that trout river deserves a break in life. >> turning a fishing village into a center for whale tourism and marine biology will take time, effort and money. just clearing the beach of 60 tons of decomposing whale should be enough. >> at the end of our first hour, here's what we're following this morning. triple digit temperatures and strong winds fueling a wildfire in oak on the ground. firms say it was set as part of a controlled burn. >> a circus mishap leaving nine performers in the hospital, their apparatus crashing down dropping them 30 feet to the ground approximate. >> ukrainian troops fighting, government forces have retaken a t.v. tower. >> australian's prime minister making it easier to adopt children from abroad. some say previo

explosion, a number of them actually, instagram user uploading this image of the fire balls erupts in ontario, one employee suffered non-life threatenle burns. >> coast guard releasing this video. this footage is of the court guard's rescue efforts as a ship sank. the group was attempting to across the sea from turkey at the time. >> a very heated debate erupting into a fight while being broadcast live on jordanian t.v. the two panelists were on a talk show when one accused the other as bang deviate supporting the revolution, prompting the two men to do this struggle. looks like us during commercial breaks. >> obviously the conflict in syria, the tension spread to go neighboring country. >> sometimes the news gets so serious and it's nice to laugh at something. temperatures across the nation today with nicole mitchell. that was her in the middle. >> you would never do anything like that. >> i have moments i think about those things and i just eat more chocolate. >> you might want some chocolate, temperatures in the third's, we have snow in this part of the country, ahead of that, nice mild ai

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