. >> there is too much money in ottawa. health care -- the expertise is there. not in ottawa. we need to stop negotiating who is going to do what in the fight between bureaucrats. we need the money to make sure these services will be given to those in need the services. so, we need a new facility -- fiscality. >> i am trying to stay out of this. you gentlemen have been doing a good job keeping it forward. i have gotten e-mail from people asking to please ask this. you've all promised to keep health care funding at 6% a year where growth is 2% in change. you're promising to reduce deficits that are very high. can anyone do this? one, two, three. but you're from everyone. >> yes. that is what we have done. the international monetary fund has been very credible. we've been clear. we will not cut the transfers from health care and education. that is job one. we will make sure we maintain and continue to fund those programs, because that is ultimately what it is all about. keeping the economy strong. >> it is going to be about making choices. you can have absolutely everything. hug

cbc news, ottawa. >> we've asked all the national leaders to appear on this program during the campaignar all have accepted except steven harper. elizabeth may is first up in an interview that discusses among other things the possible impact of vote splitting. is the green party actually helping conservatives win seats when they're dragging votes primarily, not exclusively, but primarily from the liberals --? >> as you'll recall it was steven harper who first told them in 2008 if i was included in the debates he wouldn't come. so clearly the conservatives don't think that the greens are helping them out there. >> but what do you think? >> i don't think we should be so obsessively with vote splitting. the crisis in our democracy is vote abandoning. >> now, you can see the may interview tomorrow night right here on the national. ♪ >> so week 2 is almost in the and an what a serious discussion of the issues it has been. candidates dumped, voters turfed and the first protesters showed newspaper chicken. chantal is in montreal and alan and andrew are here in toronto. you start us off, was th

at the same time as the judgment is being announced in ottawa versus meister and his lawyer terri's a christie give a press conference in saskatoon there was you know of approximately two hundred thousand dollars judgment that was set aside by the supreme court of canada today and that to percy is a fairly major victory. i'm really feel that the fact that i can save me farm save main home without pain the cost of monsanto you know i was looking at a two hundred thousand dollar bill so that is a major victory to me. the court rules further a patron on the gene allows the owner to control the entire plant that is the patient on the gene has priority over the ownership of the place. where it says she cries or loses a court battle to monsanto and that's what i said and just was talking to another lawyer that it could be the biggest win for us or for the people concerned about you know what was and time only callen i'm sure that this free in court and for applied years will have to revisit because where the results of their decision could mean that a corporate. could control almost anythin

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no expertise at all in ottawa, and that is true. the idea that ottawa knows best is a huge error.we have to let the provinces do their work. we are trying to stay to the province of quebec, yet doctors here and there. this is not our job. we have to make sure that the provinces in tibet will have the money, but then respect the fact that they do have the expertise. that they do have the expertise.

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of money various nasm roy from the center for research and globalization of sale on the line from ottawa canada tonight thank you . well still to come for you this business behind bars we look at our foreign investor oh the hundred million dollars by the georgian government ended up in jail . it's almost fifty years since mankind's first journey into space we bring you all the latest on preparations for a special verse of in-flight. japan now that it's facing a grim prospect of said rule months in controlled uncontrolled radiation leakage officials have said radioactive water continues to escape into the ocean from a crack in the fukushima plant second reactor despite all the efforts to try to stem the flow and the bodies of two work who's killed by the devastating tsunami have been recovered from the red facility meantime a massive wave that hit the country has now claimed the lives of twelve thousand people over two hundred thousand still live in shelters your thought is given assurances that they're doing everything they can to help the displaced communities but it's not easy go go ou

the soil, it continues to do its work even if there's more lead that interest the informant from ottawaissions are chipped paint. >> lead to soil intact grading a waste and neutralizing solution. >>vicki: applied the old way by hauling of tainted top soil is expensive, it cost $50,000 per household. the epa estimates by using fish phone that will cut the bill in half at the very least. sending tax payers millions of dollars. officials of the news before, cleaning up lead for the military. this funded project in west oakland is the first of its kind in the nation. if residents take to it, fish bones may be coming to a neighborhood near you. in west oakland, vicki kron 4 news. >>louisa: overcast conditions right around the bay. a dark clouds just hanging over the shot here. i * wrote tonight and early tomorrow morning. breezy, were watching those winds kick up and we do have wet weather in the forecast. or not talking about a big storm but we could pick up rain drops. right now little of rain stretching for the south bay, from cupertino into los gatos and up in san jose. just sort of some

you will know within five minutes of meeting senator grassley is that he cares about the people of ottawais nothing false or disingenuous about senator grassley. he cares about the people of iowa. you are very lucky to have him. [applause] am i allowed to say anything about your other senator? i have met him a couple of times. i am a nice person. we have had cordial relations. i met him on the floor. we had a few words in the debate. i tried to explain to him that we could build more schools and airports if we did not have to pay chicago union scale wages in iowa or ky. -- kentucky. he informed me that you cannot have quality products made by union workers. i said that 95% of what you buy it is not made by union and we need to send them back. i do not think i got anywhere. he invited me over to the list is spectacular. i am in a double wide trailer in a court yard in washington. i thought i could give the governor to run against the other senator. i saw his office. i will understand why it is hard to get him out of there. he does not want to go to washington. it is good that you have good

some amazing video out of ottawa this morning as tornadoes ripped through the state. action on video. we will have some more entertainment video for you, a combination of theatrical film what we have one of the stars and the artistic director to explain no exit coming up on kron 4 news weekend. >>isabel: across the nation some rough weather took its toll on iowa saturday where a wave of tornadoes swept across the state. here is a look, >> this is a pretty strong looking night time tornado. two of them, and will funnels. >>isabel: this video was in pocahontas county in western iowa. they're sifting through the wreckage that left behind no word on injuries. the governor by what has issued a disaster proclamation tornadoes were estimated in about 11 to 12 cities. here are taking a live look inside it san jose where it's still overcast, certainly not any rough weather predicted if like and i what. if the check in with brian. >>brian: good morning we have clouds and sunshine this morning, not a bad day but it's going to be on the mild side. a little bit cooler than average

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debate, life and in color from the confederation hall in the west block of the parliament welding in ottawa >> the past five elections have produced for minority governments. mr. douglas said he doesn't expect to win and you cannot win because you are not fielding enough candidates. in view of the record of political instability that seems to accompany minority government, are minor parties not a liability in our parliamentary system? >> i think i'm in a very government a responsible one, can certainly receive the support in the house of members who are there, not for the pleasure of playing politics but for the general good of the population. >> i think in fairness there to realize that the kind of parliaments we have had in the past have prevented the government from making as much progress as it would have liked to on many of these bills. all i can say is that if elected as a government party, we will govern as best we can. we are asking for strong mandate our ideas are there and the people will vote for them or not, but what the results will be liability or excesses lead and a relevant

support giving how many billions of dollars to build electricity although not one single penny from ottawa but now you cut. [inaudible] >> we have said we're prepared to support the project for this has the capacity to radically reducing greenhouse gases and climate change with a major shift to clean energy in that part of the country. we're clear real treat all provinces equitably with the budget and you can handzus gaston we'll continue to support projects that are good for that. >> host: that is the end of the one on one now to the floor of view. >> back to the question about why you too possibly make sense of $6 billion of corporate tax breaks in the middle of the largest deficit in canadian history. high spending government in the history of the country and some of it has been sheer waste that is what the auditor general report is all about. this was a stimulus but scattering money around to build gazebos and fake flakes sam the canadians don't have confidence in your management of the economy because you waste public money that is why the auditor general's report not only that he was

you can see that debate live from ottawa today, 7:00 p.m. eastern. that's also on c-span3. house republican leaders are delaying a vote on the fiscal 2011 bill by a day to allow members to read the legislation. this morning we talked about the 2011 budget deal, also the 2012 budget and president obama's upcoming deficit cutting plan speech which is set for tomorrow. earl blumenauer of oregon joined us on this morning's "washington journal." what are your thoughts moving -- garding the budget? guest: people are peeling away the layers of the onion. what was once a bold revolutionary idea -- is will have a larger deficit in 10 years and if congress just went home and did not do anything. there is nothing rolutionary or bold about little money for poor people. now it is a voucher for health care to the insurance companies instead of the insured. a voucher none the same. it will raise health-care costs in this country. the most fascinating piece is after a hearing, republicans campaigned against slashes to medicare. they take all of those savings to pay for the tax cuts. they g