. >>> more than 100 people from a remote indigenous community in ontario have tried to kill themselvesn the past six months. the government has declared a state of emergency and called in a specialist team. kimberly has the story. >> for decades, the isolated indigenous community located in canada's province of ontario has been plagued by economic hardship that's led to a feeling of hopelessness for many. residents say few in the canadian government take notice. now mental health counselors are being dispatched after a state of emergency was declared. >> they'll meet with the local staff and the people and sort out exactly what the needs are. it seems primarily it's social health. >> over the weekend, 11 people attempted suicide. since september, more than 100 people have tried to take their lives in a community of just 2,000. indigenous leaders say despite those high numbers, they don't have a single mental health worker to serve the community. >> it's just like a time bomb waiting to explode and i think we're in that crisis situation right now and we need to get people into the groun

. >>> august 2001, ontario, canada.sidents 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 shop 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

some areas actually made it up to 70 in ontario, new jersey. with continues continuing, warm, windy weather through tomorrow. brush fire risk will continue until we get to friday. that's when we're expecting some rain and possibly some thunderstorms. right now 71 in mime hill, bell very -- belvedere 72. a little cooler in long island we're not seeing the big wind gusts we saw yesterday but we still have the very dry conditions. that's why the fires that popped up today spread so quickly. 9% relative humidity in new york city right now. that's like being in the deserts of the southwest. and with that said, it's still going to be the same tomorrow. gusty winds, low humidity. any brush fires that could start will spread very quickly, so new jersey, most of new jersey under a fire weather watch for tomorrow. but we all have to take care and be on the lookout. there's that brush fire that popped up near copague, long island earlier today. we saw the smoke plume from that one but it's out now. until we get back to the midwest, a stream of moisture cu

francisco: problema es grave porque tiene mÁs de cuatro aÑos en el apartamento ubicado aquÍ en ontarioted no tienen casa no lo quieren reparar, quÉ es lo que debe hacer? >> lo que nosotros decimos a los inquilinos que lo pongan por escrito y se lo entrega al encargado de la propiedad. francisco: y esto funciona como prueba en caso de que el problema de tenga que ser resuelto por la vÍa legal en la corte. francisco ugalde, noticias univisiÓn 14. presentadora: si ha tocado trabajar dos turnos con nocturnos de manera constante tenga cuidado porque puede desarrollar los riesgos de algunas enfermedades. antes echemos un vistazo a las temperaturas actuales son las 11 de la noche con 23 minutos. estamos transmitiendo en vivo en san francisco el termÓmetro marca 54 °f al igual que en san josÉ y en auckland también en lo concorde. ---trabajar un turno nocturno presentador: trabajar un turno nocturno es nocivo para la salud. los investigadores descubrieron que quienes trabajan durante la noche como es el caso de empleados de limpieza, enfermeros y policÍas tienen un riesgo mÁs elevado de desarro

. >>> two guys river boarding up in ontario, canada. one of them just in the water to execute a rescue. and did he come upon here right there? i don't know how he spotted it there but he did right there on the banks is a raccoon. and that raccoon is stuck. i mean, look, there's ice everywhere. >> the walls are frozen. this guy jumps into the water to rescue an animal. this guy is a very good person. >> that raccoon doesn't exactly want to be rescued. >> it's not sure, is it? good, bad. >> you can see it climbing up the ice but it's not effective. it's like, listen, i know i'm in trouble but i don't want your help. but this guy insists on it. >> the other guy is, can we not get rabies right now, please? >> this guy tries to make an escape from the humans and the ice but doesn't give up. he takes the board with him. he says, oh, you want to offer me a board and takes a couple bites into it. running away, looks like it might make an escape, but falls onto the board and the guy quickly moves. >> it fell onto the board because the guy quickl

we're looking at heavy know fall, ontario, temperatures will be cooling down. ottawa, 10, down to minus 2, even snowfall on sunday. new york city, 23, spring like ahead of this storm system. we've got strong southerly winds coming in. temperatures will drop down to 7 by sunday. i also want to know in washington, d.c., we have the cherry blossom festival going on now. temperatures will be warm, but rain on friday. the thing is, not spring like by the time sunday rolls around. talk about cherry blossoms, how about over here towards japan. we have a wide spread of blooms taking place, central, western areas of the korean peninsula. there is a damper on the situation here. a low pressure pushing through the country, bringing heavy rainfall, 70, 80 millimeters. this will stay along the coastline. could bring cloud cover, but if you want to get out, it will be cooler. still enjoy it, cherry blossoms continuing to be in full bloom into the tokyo area. absolutely beautiful. and really, much of western japan, towards the north. now, if you are northern japan, you're goi

ought file has arrested three people in connection to the nintendo shootings, come during raids in ontario california, one the from of the gunman, syed fizwan farook, charges against the brother and the other two were it is stem from allegations of a marriage fraud conspiracy and do not suggest a direct link to the massacre that left 14 dead. all the internet is buzzing after john boehner visited stanford and compared cruz to the devil. stanford daily reports when he was questioned abut the opinion of ted cruz, he called cruz and i quote, "lyses federal in the flesh," and got more descriptive but have to look it up because we cannot say it on tv," and said he will throw his support behind donald trump. donald trump and ted cruz and john kasich are all expected to attend the g.o.p. convention in burlingame with trump delivering the keynote speech. >> democratic candidates hillary clinton and bernie sanders are setting their sight on california. today, hillary clinton's campaign opens an office in oakland on 14th street with mayor schaaf helping to do the honors. bernie sanders is laying off

further to the north into ontario and portions of quebec looking at snow. south into toronto looking at rain. and new york and washington, d.c. thunderstorms into oklahoma city and houston. rain to denver, and vancouverer looking for a chance for rain, a high of 13 degrees. wrapping things up with a look at europe. we have one low pressure system bringing heavier rainfall into the balkans and turkey. another low on shore for the iberian peninsula will range gusts of up to 110 kilometers per hour into portugal and spain monday. you need your umbrellas in paris. mid teens with thunderstorms through the day. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here is your extended outlook. >>> videos of reconstruction efforts are being projected onto the walls of buildings in the northeastern japanese city of miyako which was devastated by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. a local npo launched the event on sunday to show how the district of the city of iwate in the prefecture has been recovering from the disaster. members of the group pr45 project videos onto the exteri

his crew chief from london, ontario. they pronounce things differently. >> it's not cole pearn. >> i know he's been saying cole pearn a lot but back home they do say cole pearn and some say peron. it has different variations. i'm good with d.w. saying it as long as he keeps saying it. >> the main thing they spell it right on the chest. pearn. >> i like peron. >> how talented he is. you can tell he is a good guy. like them leading the team, doing well. fast race cars. keep doing his game. >> d.w. >> i am. cole pearn. tonight's aerial coverage provided by goodyear. superior performing tires to face challenging conditions goodyear, the official tire of nascar giving us these great views of texas motor speedway. fox sports supports, very proud to team up with merging vets and players dedicated to ensuring our nation's warriors can be as productive on the feel as they were on it by joining combat veterans with former athletes to form a common bond over dedication and teamwork. fix foxsportssupports.gov to learn more. 51 laps

. >> reporter: for decades the isolated indigenous community located in canada ontario plagued by economicdship and hopelessness for many and few in the canadian government took notice but now mental health counselors being dispatched after a state of emergency declared by the chief of the first nation community. >> they will meet with local staff and the people and sort out what the needs are and primarily it's like a social help. >> reporter: over the weekend 11 people attempted suicide, since september more than 100 people tried to take their lives in a community of just 2000. indigenous leaders say despite the high numbers they don't have a single mental health worker to serve its community. >> it was like a time bomb waiting to explode and we are in the crisis situation right now and we need to get people into the ground. >> reporter: in january the canadian human rights tribunal said they discriminated against 10s of thousands of children living on reserve for decades and tribunal found there had been unequal funding for water, education, healthcare and housing compared with children

researchers at macmaster university in ontario have found for general health benefits, ten minutes of exercise that includes just 60 seconds from all out exertion are just as beneficial of 45 minutes of moderate exercise. >> the secret involves interval is, warmup for two minutes on a bike, then you exercise intense bursts of 20 seconds and slow down for two minutes and repeat that for four cycles. >> this isn't new. >> interval training is not new. i think this idea that you can get ten minutes worth after you workout in one minute, that might be the new part. >> that's like the whole process or thinking behind dabata. if you just stretch your arm and raise your hands like the woou equivalent of 45 minutes i did 0 on the treadmill today. >> you're supposed to do more intense stuff for less time. >> okay. >> just lost ten pounds. >> i think kendis did too just thinking, just trying. how many calories are burning there in there. >> thinking i lost an entire olson twin in weight. >> maybe dancing is more your speed. coming up, we take a look at the latest viral dance craze but is it rea

and all of the rain on the east side of mississippi valley, and in to detroit and ontario and centralohio with. a little warm front coming through now, producing a few clouds and a couple of light sprinkles. but i don't think those sprinkles are really going to amount to much. if they reach the ground at all. the way it looks on the future cast, pp is pulling away -- high pressure is pulling away. the sun and cloud mix for the afternoon. a stray shower to the north and west. northern frederick county, and hagerstown, and maybe to martinsburg? yes, but that is about it. the rest of us will stay dry. and clouds on and off. and we are looking at for friday morning, mostly cloudy skies, and some scattered showers here and there. and more so i think in the afternoon, and we may even get a couple of rumbles of thunder. this is why tomorr got plans and traveling and got the sports games with the kids, something going on, pay attention to the weather in the afternoon. and evening. and by friday night, other than a leftover shower, you know what? it is going to clear out of here. and for the w

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and the blue is snow moving toward ontario, but the unfortunately, it looks like it is going to be here for part of the day on thursday. and we know we've got the nats home opener, the commute tomorrow, and a yellow weather alert day. but right now, we have warmed up nicely. as temperatures are responding with high pressure off to our east. that is going to pull away. the winds more to the south. and warm us up from the frigid morning record-breaking lows down in the low to mid-20s. we've got temperatures which are now responding very, very nicely. almost 50 here in town. we are looking at the afternoon, a good deal of sunshine. it is going to be windy. gusting 25 to 30 miles an hour at times. with highs in the upper 50s potentially to near the 60- degree mark. and as andrea said, where it is national walking day, and springfield town center, this is vince she ehy of the town stores and are you a big supporter of the heart association. and why is it to important with you and your company? >> we looked at all of our employees and heart disease is such a huge issue for them, heart disease

this comes along with a clipper system that will sweep across the great lakes region, southern ontarioted states, bringing with it not just the snowfall, but high winds and high wind watches have already been issued for some sections of new england. take a look at the sharply colder temperatures that we're expecting from washington, d.c., new york and into boston. temperatures that are a good 10 to 20 degrees below where they should be for this time of year. also in atlanta, georgia, where temperatures have been quite comfortable. but as we take a look in the next several days, sharply colder. across the united kingdom, back-to-back storm systems have ushered in some rainfall in glasgow also into sky, we've seen between 30 and 35 millimeters of rainfall. and then we take a look across the indian subcontinent and there is a heat warning out for some of those north central states where temperatures are expected to be in the low 30s to the low 40s, with very little chances for precipitation until the monsoon season begins. george? >> karen, you mentioned atlanta, here where we are. anythi

. >> for decades, the itslated indigenous community of attawa until canada's province of ontario has been plagued by economic hardship that has led to a feeling of hopelessness for many. residents say few in the canadian government took notice. they will meet with the local staff and the people and sort of what the needs are. >> the government, they say had systematically discriminated against them. the tribunal found there had been unequal funding for water, education, healthcare and housing compared with children living elsewhere in the country. >> shouldn't take a state of emergence seep to get mental health workers to fly into a region where you had 700 plus suicide attempts attempts. there was no money in the bucket for indigenous children. i want to ask the minister: what's it going to take to end this cycle of crisis and death among young people. >> the budget, as the honorable member may know includes $8.4 milli $8.4 million. it is these funds that will restore hope. >> cindy blackstock says money won't help those hurting now. >> the vast majority of this money they have anno

if you are waiting for high pressure to work in from ontario, the winds will get lighter as it gets closer. the winds will start out tomorrow light and then breeziers tomorrow with -- breezier tomorrow afternoon with a says out -- system out of the dakotas tomorrow. 20s and low 30s tomorrow, teens in the coldest spots and high clouds, still a bright day and temperatures in the mid to perhaps upper 40s, south and west. 27, clear and cold and the outlying areas. sun will mix with the high clouds tomorrow, breezy, not quite as cold as it was today. this is the good news. the temperatures head in the climbing to 50 in the morning, rather windy and maybe a late shower. we'll nail down the timing on the afternoon rain. the afternoon for sure looks wet and it looks dry for the mets home opener. more on this. and will you believe this, diana and sade? more snowflakes could fry fly by on saturday. it's unbelievable. >> oh, no, no, unable unbelievable. >>> traffic is mess due to an unstable wall bringing back memories of the collapse in the past. we have more live from the scene. aj? got on at 79th

our main competitors all are -- otherwise known as dumb and dumber, are just not adapting to the ontarioolution and the things we are doing to change wireless for consumers. this can and will continue. we won't stop. >> you send up verizon's earnings -- you sound of verizon's earnings. how would you sum up t-mobile takeaways? >> i am try to help verizon. verizon's earnings could be summarized as we lost topline revenue, we lost postpaid phones. we walked back on 5g, we're still longing for millennials. that was everything you needed to know in a form that is absorbable by the millennial group. i put it in an auto rep format. i did even better. and put hischama words in. t-mobile's summary is 12 quarters in a row, we group post customers. the model is working. we are now generating huge is leadingenue which to cash flow growth. this machine is working, stay out of the way because we won't stop. >> week another new talent to the list of things that john ledger can do. although you are leading the industry on growth, we talk about postpaid subscribers earlier. you predicted a slowdown. what

you have canceled some big jet programs, you are late with a prototype streetcar for ontario.re you operationally executing in other parts of your business well? >> you are touching two businesses so let me start with the first one. aircraft, last year we took a to of very decisive actions reset our production rate. it was no market demand. the schedule on our new global 7000, is going to be the best business aircraft in the world. if you look at what we have done so far the first quarter of 2016, you can see that we are getting pretty good performance and the orders have been solid in a pretty soft market. i feel that we took the right decisions on the business aircraft side to make sure that we keep on driving growth in this great franchise. we have the best business , and ise in the world have high confidence that we are going to keep on drawing this business moving forward. on the train side, clearly we can do better on the execution front. that is the reason why i made significant leadership changes. we are not where we want to be. i am disappointed with the performance t

as we look at the satellite and radar, high pressure north of lake eerie and ontario. really showing that very little has happened across the country with the large high pressure in control meaning lots of sunshine in our forecast, it's good ice-cream weather through the upcoming weekend. through tonight it's clear and chilly and there are areas of frost developing in the out lying suburbs. 40 for center city. and as we look at the coast there is large high pressure in control over the ohio and tennessee valley and a rim of rain wrapping around in the mid plains they will get over 5 inches of rain and that swings over the great lakes into canada and keeps us on the dry side. for tomorrow we'll call it golden sunshine around here and temperatures once again 63 wilmington and 64 philadelphia and much like today. a lot cooler at the shore where temperatures are only in the low 50s, that ocean is around 50 degrees or so. as we go into the weekend here, depending on the location is how warm or cool it will be, notice in philadelphia and most inland locations, sunny and mild

shooting in north bay, which is northern ontario.here you get frostbite. >> tell us what your character's like. your nose hairs freeze. >> her name is abby knight. she's a retired lawyer. her husband passed away, she decides she's going home to be close to her daughter and her dad, beau bridges. >> i love beau bridges. >> i'm executive producing. >> you haven't done that before? >> not that hands-on. and they are funny. hallmark has allowed me to just take that genre and just tweak it a little bit. just enough -- >> the thing about this, it's going to air on sunday night, right? >> on sunday. >> they all have really funny names. >> nipped in the bud, because it's flowers. >> dearly depotted. >> dearly depotted. cheers to you. we love you. >> all the best. i will drink out of my little tea cup. >> happy birthday to the queen. >> give our love to our friends at hallmark. >> brooke shields, still gorgeous. you got the orange memo. good girl. >> matt walsh is here from "v "veep." like that show? >> pinkies up, for the queen. for t >> bri

away winds on the back edge, out of the west northwest, lake-effect snow streamers off lake erie and ontarioit's going to be a nice looking day, it will be blustery and cold. two days ago we were at 80 degrees. today we have windchills in the 30s. future tracker 6 lots of sun shining down, 4:00 p.m., this afternoon, combination of sun and clouds, we'll cloud up overnight tonight. another clipper system will pull through. this one does not have the punch that the last one had. this is upstate new york, new york-pennsylvania state line. maybe getting as far south as the poconos. i think tomorrow afternoon it will be all rain for us as temperatures get into the 60s and the snow moves into new england. winds we'll track this out for you. you can see how everything subsides this afternoon. 3:00 p.m., 50-plus, down to 22 later on. later this evening, no windy at all goes calm in trenton. 3 in philadelphia. there's the clock, look at that, 11:00 p.m., 4 miles per hour in allentown and 4 in the poconos on him to see the breezes pick up again as we head into monday. this time around it will be a warm

in canada, a remote aboriginals community in ontario has declared a state of emergency after 11 peopleted suicide over the weekend. the prime minister tweeted the news was heartbreaking. he made improving living conditions for the indigenous population a theme of his campaign. canadian rocker brian adams is canceling a performance this week in mississippi, citing the state's new law allowing religious groups and some private businesses to refuse service to gay couples. the move comes after bruce springsteen canceled a sunday show in north carolina because of that state's new law blocking anti-discrimination rules for the lgbt community. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2,400 journalists and news bureaus around the world. it's just after 6:30 p.m. monday here in new york, 8:30 tuesday morning in sydney. i'm joined by paul allen. paul, good morning. paul: good morning. we're expecting declines on the nikkei after a weekly from the asia pacific anticipating a rather underwhelming u.s. earnings season. new zealand currently the home market open. the asx looking flat. we may see a

. >> reporter: police arrested rivera at philip and ontario streets.rtinez lives a block away from where the fire happened. >> it's kind of crazy that it took so long for them to find somebody that actually, you know, get enough evidence for that crime. five people died in there. that was a shame. >> reporter: police say the fire was started with an accelerant that trapped the victims inside. >> they through a couple molotov cocktails with the window and front door was at trapping them inside of the house so they were actually trapped inside the house. they couldn't get out the back door. so it was very sad -- very sad job and we're really happy we were able to make an arrest. >> that was shawnette wilson report. philadelphia police say they have gotten the guy behind a string of burglaries in the city. investigators say officers stopped forty nine-year-old washington yesterday after he fit the description of a man accused of stealing from homes in old city. chinatown and spring garden. according to police, washington stole a laptop and a camera among

nearby in ontario is where the wife's sister lived and she was married to another character in this caserquez arrested after the massacre and fbi uncovered that there was a case of marriage fraud. the two women were from russia and appears that they came here under false pretenses. that is what the case is about. it's not in the san bernardino massacre case, not related to terrorism charges. they are being charged with marriage fraud and conspiracy. >> stand by for a minute. joey jackson with more on this. this sounds like marriage fraud whatever. it sounds like it's the squeeze. it's scaring people into coughing up better information about the killings. >> i think so. in addition to that i think you want to have a deterrent value in all you do. that is that you want to put people on notice that anything that occurs the fbi will leave no stone unturned. they are going to find who the perpetrators are and could be, how deep this runs and bring them to justice. at the end of the day there are people who are dead here. while the charges don't directly relate to that they relate to people en

if you go to the ontario airport and look on the tarmac, and this happens every day, there's palettes of these plain, unmarked boxes with constant video surveillance. and they won't tell you what's in it, but everybody knows those are the iphones, and they're worth more than their weight in gold. and every day they come in over, out of china, stop in alaska to refuel and come into ontario, and they're filtered out to the rest of us. and the thing is if you follow the assembly, just the little home button with the touch id sensor on it, it not only has -- [inaudible] [laughter] oh, thank you. i didn't know i had -- [laughter] so if you just follow that one humble little piece, it goes back and forth between china and japan multiple times as one part is moved to an assembly, and the part they're attaching may have come from the netherlands. i think that button alone has about 12,000 miles on it because it's constantly on the move as it grows in sophistication. and, of course, it's final assembled at plant in china and then shipped out to the united states. so the transportation footprin

couple of hours ago, and right now he is speaking in dexter, further upstate on the shores of lake ontario from our report sir now. common theme, running through trump's appearances and speeches. what is he focusing on there this weekend? >> reporter: well, donald trump is poised to win new york and its 95 delegates in the upcoming primary and because he has such a large lead, a poll released this week has him up 29 points to kasich, which is putting ted cruz in a distant, distant third place. ted cruz, of course, not even in new york right now. he's out in wyoming. with that huge lead, that has shifted trump, from his usual slamming the gop opponents to slamming the actual gop delegate process. at a rally earlier today in syracuse, he called the process dirty, and he hit the republican national committee saying that they need to fix it and quickly, predicting if they didn't, they would have huge problems come july at that convention. now, of course, that's not the first time that he has insinuated some kind of situation happening for the party at the convention in july. he said just a mon

he had the head on so he's from ontario i think. >> reporter: everyone agrees you're the fastest guykates out there. juf to keep up with the young one. >> reporter: you matched your career high for goals. >> yeah. >> reporter: your ice time had increased. what gives with what happened to you this year? >> i started making wine in my basement and it just kind of -- the fermenting process, it's just kind of tweaked it a bit in the summer and found a perfect blend of grapes and what to mix in it. all kidding aside, maybe a little calmer this year. i think i'm letting things come as they may and not take things for granted and work your butt off. >> reporter: i imagine you and coach trotz have come a long way. >> it's a 180. sometimes in a marriage you have to work at things and i think it was a rocky start. i don't think we saw eye of the year last year we tried to listen instead of being stubborn. you look at yourself in the mirror and try to -- maybe it's you. a lot of times you start blaming people. it's everyone but you and quite often you're doing that, it's you. so i think i learn

the fbi says the warrants were served in the cities of corona and ontario.de press democrat reports the corona location is the home of one of the shooters' brothers. the 14 people were killed on that day. 22 others were wounded. the shootings were carried out by a husband and wife. they died in a gun battle with police. >>> checking in with sports, the sharks have been resting since eliminating the l.a. kings from the stanley cup playoffs last friday. they'll be back on the ice tomorrow night to face the nashville predators. the predators beat the anaheim ducks last night in game 7 of the series. game 1 of the predators-sharks series is tomorrow night at s.a.p. center. game 2 is sunday before the series heads to nashville. >>> the san francisco giants are out there on the road after sweeping the padres at at&t ballpark. it was a slugfest yesterday afternoon. all nine giants starters scored a run or drove in a run in the 13-9 victory. brandon belt had a big day, 5 ribbies and finished with a home run scored of the cycle. and pitcher jeff samardzija got the wi

the attawapiskat first nation in ontario saw 28 suicide attempts last month within a population of 2000 people. 11 attempts on saturday alone. canadian first nations people suffer from higher levels of poverty, addiction and , incarceration. local parliament member charlie angus said indigenous communities need aid. >> if these were not aboriginal children, a all of the resources would be i in their scschools. youiginal children, hey, can take a number and stand in line. amy: goldman sachs has agreed to pay $5.1 billion to settle state and federal probes into its sale of toxic mortgage-backed securities that helped cause the 2008 financial crisis. new york attorney general eric schneiderman announced the deal on monday. >> this settlement will help thousands of families with principal forgiveness to obtain write-downs of the mortgage debt so they can avoid foreclosure and stay in our homes. it will help to finance multifamily affordable housing projects. it will find land banks and local code enforcement efforts. it is really another major step in the fight for justice for the families

another one sunday night into monday with light snow off lake ontario and lake erie. we could see snow falling in boston. we do not have a lot of accumulati acon. in new york, we could see 8 to 10 inches of snow because of the enhancement off the great lakes. parts of southern new england, a few inches of snow with the two clipper systems. boston could end up with 2 to 4 inches of snow. in new york, we will see the snow fall, but not looking for it to accumulate. >>> dylan dreyer, thank you. a terrible incident in new mexico. a police duty accidentally opened fire on an under cover officer during a botched drug operation. that video just released as part of the settlement of the injured officer and city of albuquerque. a word of caution,ed ed the video is difficult to watch. here is nbc's gadi schwartz. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a small bust over a $60 drug deal. >> put your hands where i can see them. >> gun! >> reporter: then chaos. albuquerque police lieutenant greg brackel opened fire on what turned out to be his own undercover officer. video comes at the

going to idle four plants because of supply chain issues from the recent earthquakes in japan, one in ontarioennessee, ohio and kansas. they're going to be idle for a couple of weeks starting on monday, they say. it's not going to hurt finances or the production plans but, certainly, supply chain issues because of those earthquakes in southern japan. stuart: gm's 32 this morning. after the break we'll discuss the life of prince. next, someone who sang with him on stage back in the 1980s. yes. ♪ ♪ she walked in through the out door, out door. ♪ she wore a raspberry beret, the kind you find in a secondhand store ♪ >> i'm nicole petallides with your fox business brief. the dow and the s&p are higher for the week, up about three-tenths of 1%. the nasdaq down, so two up, one down. the i dow's down 23 points, and the s&p down 6. rails are running hot, and that is after norfolk southern came out with its numbers, having its best day in five months. and you can see the whole group here, csx, kansas city southern all gaining. visa lowering its revenue forecast, that's down about 3.5%. then there's val

so you know as well as i do that the differences between quebec francophones and ontario anglophonesre in the scheme of things. a majority ofgo, quebec francophones voted that they did not want to be in the same country as these guys, and you are saying, you are saying that somehow -- mark steyn: [indiscernible] you are saying that in germany or in sweden or in molenbeek, the islamic emirates inside of the kingdom of belgium, 25% of the population is muslim. you are trying to tell us they will be more fundamentally stable and secure then northern ireland? louise arbour: the traditions in belgium, they don't have to wait for anyone waiting in the country to have separatist tendencies. they are home minded. they don't need anybody to come from any stand to have the identification -- mark steyn: i know about it. is fairlyma: england united, though in scotland, i would not agree. [laughter] the point mark is making is very interesting. in england, we have got the growth of parallel society. at 80% of the muslim ridges in britain are not recognized under u.k. law. they are conducted under