tonight they played against the ottawa senators.figuring out the power play this season. 1-0 caps. later in the first marcus so fast around the net, flips it in. they go to 2-0 with the goal. a top ottawa 2-1. nelson cruz and has another home run. the detroit tigers 15-5. >> he is over here weeping. [unintelligible] [laughter] >> still to come on big! big. big, big. big big big big? big big big big big. big big...big. ♪ big big big ♪ -big. -big! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ big big big ♪ -big big. -big! -big -big! -♪ big ♪ -big. -big big big. big big big. b big big. small. big big big big. small! [ male announcer ] the space-saving, eco-friendly, totally unique smart. unbig. uncar. ♪ ♪ [ schreiber ] if you did an internet search inhe greater detroit area, you'd see bad news. companies are closing and houses were being foreclosed upon. however when there are negative things going on there is also opportunity. and for people that look for it like dave they see the opportunity and they say i can make a difference here. there's a constant

thing so we're under no illusions that our government will stop this but there was a big action in ottawa where i think four hundred people were arrested so this is happening and it is true that the wonderful bill mckibben has spearheaded this but . there are major partners in this was a group called the indigenous environmental network and they really have been the organization that have put the tar sands on the map around the world they do a lot of work in europe campaigning against the headquarters of the oil companies that are in in the tar sands doing work with pensions things like this and the indigenous environmental network and it has really led this campaign and we kind of joined it late in the game as bill said when we were in washington and they played a huge role in organizing the washington d.c. protest and the day i was there arrested was the indigenous day of action. so i was arrested alongside some really wonderful indigenous leaders like tom gold tooth so it was a very very moving day because. because the tar sands you know they are not just a disaster for the atmosphere

absolutely and there was a there was there was a solidarity action in ottawa even though it isn't up to our government whether this happens it's up to the u.s. government whether this happened our government has made it absolutely clear that they want this they travel back and forth to washington like traveling salesman pushing this thing so we're under no illusions that our government will stop this but there was a big action in ottawa where i think four hundred people were arrested so this is happening and it is true that the wonderful bill mckibben has spearheaded this but . then our major partners in this was a group called the indigenous environmental network and they really have been the organization that have put the tar sands on the map around the world they do a lot of work in europe campaigning against the headquarters of the oil companies that are in in the tar sands doing work with pensions things like this and the indigenous environmental network and it has really led this campaign and we kind of joined it late in the game as bill said when we were in washington and they

candlelight vigils held across the world. 100,000 canadians gathering in ottawa, all of these people sharing and our sorrow. the images we should remember our that the most terrific ax imagine brought out the most noble among those around the globe. today it brings out the most noble again. let us stand strong with that spirit. let us not focus on the evil of that day but on the capacity for that dwells inside all of us. that may be the greatest moral we can participate in for those who perished. that may be the greatest way to honor all of those who were taken from us on that day. let us focus on our impulse to say, serve, and demonstrate compassion and understanding. iseptember10 septembers have cod gone and left the fat-- left usa legacy to remember and serve others. that is our duty for this september and for a lifetime of septembers. thank you. [applause] >> in the years that have followed 9/11, our country has faced many challenges. despite two assertions and our 10-year involvement in the middle east, much controversy and paint has taken place -- much controversy and pain has

. - yeah, i recorded the psych up song that plays during ottawa senators games. ♪ the crowd's getting scotiabank place ♪ make a hockey-loving face ♪ at scotiabank place i'm not gonna win, but it's an honor just to be nominated in the same category as sir dave coulier. - well, it should be great exposure for ya. - i know! and there's gonna be a profile of me in the new york times as filler because of dwindling ad sales. isn't that awesome? - i am sick of that guy's positive energy. we got to start messing with him. - yeah. like, what if we trick him into kissing me? it'd be so funny because i'm not gay. - or if the pranksmen write that times profile ourselves, making danny look like an idiot. - and put it in the press packet that everybody gets. - this is the most friends i've ever had. - kenneth, i'm having a tracy and jenna problem. - gosh, mr. hornberger, you say that so often, you should come up with a shortcut word for it, like, "ivatrennapra." - well, danny's interview with the new york times comes out today, so "ivatrennapra." - a what? - if tracy and jenna hear about it, they'l

[applause] i am here in ottawa celebrate the additional beds, which are absolutely needed, but they're also want to make sure i say this -- people who have served in our armed forces, thank you very much. to wipe everything you have done but you have been there for us. it is a return to be here for you. -- thank you for everything you have done. thank you for your service to our country. [applause] our work at the local level, as dr. jesse mentioned, is in coordination with our regional partners, our federal partners, and we all, as mentioned earlier, have to do this together. that is why we have had great partnerships with our social service teams, our state -- are salvation army, and our chinese community development corporation, our hud, which expressed to sean donovan some time ago that there were making great strides and efforts to make sure that there was going to be more housing targeted for our veterans. we have been doing that right at the local level. some years ago, we began with the veterans academy, 102 units built in the presidio. now, today, san francisco, through our pr

they stayed on beaten by defeating ottawa tonight. they got all the would need in the first period. on the power play. camping out on the backdoor. less than four minutes later, markets a handsome -- marcus johannsen. the caps win 2-1. the caps are now a perfect 4-90. as we showed you earlier, 25,000 runners in today's marathon. as they made it to the finish line, this guy from kenya captured first place in his first marathon. in the women's race, olena shurkno one for the second straight year. i give all of these runners a little bit of credit for being able to run a marathon. it's incredible what they are able to do. for this guy to win in his first marathon. >> unbelievable. i would love to say i would do it some time. i can get about 3 miles. that is amazing. >> you are better than me. i get three blocks. >> were next with the weather. >> 60's a nd 70's. >> too deeply into the 70's. tomorrow looks ok. we will pick up some clouds. 69 the high. the morning sprinkle on monday. most of monday looks fine. most of tuesday may be all right as well, but by tuesday night and wednesday, s

ottawa came back to win their home opener 4-3. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >> announcer: "early today" sports is brought to you by just for men hair color. live forward. >>> coming up, performers on wall street, performers and awards, and performers taking on some surprising roles. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, she's known for being a stylish and graceful representative of our nation. but she can also let her hair down with some friends in the white house backyard. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back, everyone, on this wednesday. rain is moving up the east coast. take a look at this. 6 degrees. many areas are above average. could be in the 100s in phoenix and near 97 in la. if you are watching us on kntv in california, in berkley, human artistry from around the world at from the maker's hand. that's your pacific event for the day. >>> now here's an early look at this morning headlines in entertainment. yesterday in new york city protesters got a surprise visit. by kanye west. gold chains

ottawa came back to win their home opener 4-3. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >> announcer: "early today" sports is brought to you by just for men hair color. live forward. >>> coming up, performers on wall street, performers and awards, and performers taking on some surprising roles. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, she's known for being a stylish and graceful representative of our nation. but she can also let her hair down with some friends in the white house backyard. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back, everyone, on this wednesday. rain is moving up the east coast. we're seeing that plentiful right now in pennsylvania, west virginia, ohio, eventually it will move into philadelphia and later today into areas like new york city. so, just be prepared for that. also showers and storms this morning in and around the dallas/ft. worth area and we could see showers and storms kansas city to minneapolis. midwest clears out tomorrow. still damp from the ohio valley to new england. if you're watching

from ottawa, this 25 minute program is courtesy of cpac, canada's public affairs channel. >> when is the prime minister going to get the message? >> all canadians have the right to peacefully expressed their views. canada does not have the degree of economic inequality that we are seeing in other countries. we have a progressive tax system that favors the vulnerable in this country. we have universal health care. there is a great deal of difference between what we put in front of canadians. they should be thankful for them, mr. speaker. >> the leader of the opposition. >> inequality is growing in canada. the middle-class is paying more and more. people are fed up. the finance minister is saying all this good, all is well. move along. why want to the prime minister listen to them and cancel his tax cuts? [applause] >> as part of our economic action plan, we put in place reductions in taxes for all canadians. we have taken almost 1 million low income canadians completely off of the tax rolls. we have 650,000 more canadians working than at the end of the recession. the economic action p

ottawa came back to win their home opener 4-3. >>> that's your first look at sports. roggin. >>> and now another look at the weather. >> our run of beautiful days has come to an end, but the weekend looks between. we just have to get through the next couple days. every now and then the grass needs a little bit of water. and in dallas, we need a lot of water. thunderstorms rolling through. the bright red is this line of thunderstorms going through with gusty winds. so in dallas and ft. worth, stay inside for about the next half hour, 45 minutes. let this complex roll through and get out and then move on with your morning routine. but you don't want to be outside in the next half hour. we have light rain moving up now into philadelphia. all of pennsylvania breaking out into light rain back into ohio, west virginia, d.c. and baltimore, on and off showers overnight. so annu umbrella today. eventually bostoboston, hartfor eventually later today it will make it to you. tomorrow more of the same. i think the greatest concentrations of rain had been right around new jersey, n

as two air masses collide, continental polar air drops out of ottawa, canada, ontario, and warm moisture comes off the atlantic ocean. that low sits offshore, you get that nor'easter effect, winds wrap around the northeast, pulling in cool air ran dumping early season snow in the northeast. contrast that to what we had in the bay area, a completely different story. 81 in livermore, 80, los gatos, and look at the coast. the sea breeze backed off. 76 in san francisco, 79 in san rafael, 70s and 80s inland. from here, temperatures are going to cool down. we're starting to see a stronger sea breeze. west wind picking up at 12 in san francisco, 75 in oakland, 75 in san jose. what was missing through the day, notice the dry air. the marine air hasn't been a component to the weather to kickoff the weekend. winds picking up out of the west, we'll see more low clouds on the coast tomorrow and cooler temperatures, but a gorgeous evening outside now. lots of 70s. there's a sign of the sea breeze. west at 12 through san francisco. fairfield, once the winds change direction, that's a good indication t

those still unbeaten in the tournament to play in the finals of all the russian class theatres in ottawa in straight sets and other similar. to formula one where red bull have become the first team in history to achieve sixteen pole positions in a single season that's after sebastian fertile successful efforts at the practice for the inaugural indian grand prix the german claimed his thirteenth hole of the year only want short of nigel mansell nine hundred ninety two records with hamilton finish with this second fastest time of the day but will start the race from the fifth spot after three place it's all seat in the slip. on sunday this was because to qualify for another loan johnson botton will be on the second line without a patrol eleven classes. who could be here i think it's a very interesting race a challenge rule for keep looking forward to tomorrow. here first time in india so excited to race tomorrow. and certainly cardinals are the time to eleven baseball world series champ and start to sing off the texas rangers in the deciding game seven an incredible run from the brink of e

whoever you play, they were very -- you can say what you want about ottawa, but they were a very motivatedb tonight and they played very hard. >>> another great night for him, he stopped 33 shots and gave up one goal. he hasn't had any competition for the starting gig last couple of games, but the way he's playing, he's probably going to be staying there. >>> as the nba lockout rolls o the guys found other ways to stay in shape and keep playing some ball. some have gone to europe. others have extended the summer leagues into the fall. and what has become the players' loss is now the fans' gain. they got to see the superstars up close and personal tonight. fans packed into calvin coolidge high for a showdown between the chocolate city and the city of brotherly love. d.c. went down. as much fun as these games are, though, the guys say they want to get back to playing games that matter. >> it's tough, but i'm just working out and playing games. you want to get back to a regular season and be with your coaches, your teammates and all those guys and traveling on the road. >> i love this game. i

at home sunday against ottawa. >>> talking baseball now, with their backs against the wall, the tigers roared back against the rangers. detroit rocked texas for four runs sending the series pack to the lone star state. justin verlander in a jam in the sixth inning. tied at two, bases loaded, big situation here. facing ian kinsler. ground ball to third. check out brandon inge. steps on third. the inning-ending double play, the game-changing play for the verlander and the tigers. c.j. wilson gives up a single. miguel cabrera on the plate. off of the bag. overhead. >> can't do anything there. >> nothing you can do. lucky break for detroit. scoring tall way from first, rbi double for cabrera. very next batter, victor martinez sends one to right. nelson cruz, the hero of the previous game. you can't make the catch. in to the corner, cabrera motors around the bases. he's a big fellow. he scores. v-mart in to the triplets, 4-2, tigers. next batter, dellman young keep the thing going here. pitch up in the zone. two-run home run. the first time a single, double/triple and a home run hit consecu

with the worst could be yet to come next we speak to seniors astrology scholar at yale university in ottawa wallerstein believes the real crash will take place in the next few years that interview's next. thank you very much for being with us today sir. so exactly few years ago you told me that the real economic crash is still a couple of years down the line is that with us right now. i know it's a year or two still down the line but it's but it's very clearly taught me well what's the biggest trouble at this point the united states the european union just the rest of the world. actually everybody's in trouble but the united states is clearly in trouble the european union is in trouble i think it's in worse trouble than the united states where it's in trouble and what i eat i think also that the so-called newly emerging countries or the emergent countries brazil india and china are also in trouble and so i i don't see anybody who isn't in trouble so like you're saying the global financial system clearly broken what is wrong with the modern capitalism that's a very long story but i mean mode

taking over an old factory in ottawa, ohio, referbished. 190 new jobs there. and just today, continental tire announcing, it's building a half-billion dollar plant in south carolina. 1,600 jobs will come with it. what's going on here? wages in china are rising rapidly. labor no longer as cheap. and when you factor in everything else, productivity in the u.s., making as much as four chinese workers, and shipping costs. make it here, you don't have to ship from china, saving a lot of municipal. and suddenly, the math for so many companies no longer makes sense. so, they're deciding that made in america makes more sense. >> yes, it's an economic question about made in america. it's not necessarily a patriotic question. it's an economic question. >> reporter: and we found proof of that just today in houston, texas. farouk systems usa. making hair dryers. they've brought back 1,200 jobs from china already. patrica benitez, a wife and mother of four, out of work for a year, landing one of those jobs. >> i came here a lot of times to fill applications and finally the

ottawa's coach to have a car said he was relieved russia didn't have to go into the playoffs and also revealed the team would now prepare for a friendly with the opponents due to be confirmed on thursday however the dutchman criticised song club something reluctant in letting their players turn out for the national side. so hopefully the owners are happy as well sometimes there are some doubts about it because we can play to from the game in the world to some protests from some owners so i don't understand the way they think because i think the think about. because it's very important so we are willing to think about the clubs well so we only play one one game and. we are here but for levy against because he wanted to play a much tougher position on the french you could play recently in slots or run on a district opposition place if you're askin you much tougher so. we still get to go formations more so i can. so this is our group be finished russia followed by island. up expense of armenia and went to war in dublin bellamy is happy keep a sense often the first half and striker kevin

percent more likely to die from lung cancer that's according to researchers at the university of ottaway the fine particles and their pollution can enter a person's lungs and damage dna researchers said that lung cancer and those who have never smoked in this the sixth leading cause of cancer in the united states a professor at the harvard school of public health says that it's another reason the regulation levels for air pollution be as low as possible >>humanity hits a milestone today 7 billion people now live on earth according to the united nations it's impossible to complete a worldwide senses some number is an estimate but still significant say u.n. officials the seven billionth baby symbolizes a rapidly growing population on a planet with natural resources that are with great recipes. patrice hera sandoval, executive chef of mercadito, is here to share a great day of death recipe! sweet and savory to maulintamales. >>traditionally they are done with raisins for the sweet ones but i am going to do them with strawberries ... it's kind of like making a cake you want the dote to be m

dc hosts ottawa tomorrow. >>> the national league championship series is now down to the best of three. the brewers tied this at two games apiece last night. game four in st. louis, it was tied at two in the fifth. former national morgan comes in to score. milwaukee wins 4-2. game five is tonight in st. louis. >>> over in the american league the tigers lived to fight another day. this two run homer in the sixth, tigers win 7-5. rangers lead the series 3-2. game six is tomorrow in texas. >>> ahead the latest on efforts to repair earthquake damage at the national cathedral. >>> president obama and the president of south korea head to michigan today, touting mr. obama's job plan. >>> coming up, details on a new republican jobs plan. a tough morning monika sny it has been, here's 270. you have a bit of volume, just getting word of an accident, outer loop 270. i'll have that in my next report. you are watching 9news now. stay with us. [ screaming ] [ zapping ] there goes dwayne's car. oh, man. there goes dwayne's house. whoa! whoa! and there goes dwayne. man, that thing does not like dwayne

. >> washington is home against ottawa. talking baseball. the championship series tied up at two games a piece. the brewers earn their first playoff road victory in 29 years. here is how it went down. cardinals lead it. kyle lohse leading it. he's in there. see it again. huge play. great slide. gets his hand in there. brewers tie the game at 2. wow. top of the fifth. a man on. short. gets by a diving rafael for a call. niger morgan scores. brewers beat the cardinals, 4-2. tied. game five tonight in st. louis. >>> commissioner david stern canceled the first two games of the season. now, he believes they will not play on christmas day. the players are playing despite the lock out. tomorrow, an exhibition against durant and wall. nolan smith is also playing. he was drafted by the portland trail blazers. he joined us in studio to talk lock out. >> anytime there's money involved, players and owners, everybody is going to look greedy, for the fans, we hope they are situated soon. >> it's been difficult. you work your whole life to hear your name c

so far those cardiac cats produced big time last night caps hosting senators, 9, 0 and 1 versus ottawat home. power play first, check out the passing, in and the caps are up 1-0. later in the 1st, dropped to marcus johan son. his second goal of the year proved to be the game winner. 2-1 now 4 and 0 for the third time in franchise history. caps are on fire. >>> now time to go off the wall nba, considering their prolonged lock out, prediction time between the eaglered skins, wisdom martin and i debate right now. >>> off the wall wisdom martin. >>> back to a buy week. >> that's right. >> let's talk about the nba basketball, two weeks regular season they can't settle this whole lock out issue. >>> the problem wisdom they better check. i know the players care, it is not the nfl we know there was an out cry, everybody was worried about the nfl. going the loose a week, two weeks they got it right in the end, nba, gone i don't think anybody will really care until next summer. if they are not there then the people will go i don't know about this. they need to come to their senses and get back o

they finally got their first regulation win this saturday against ottawa.ey would rather win in regulation than having to win in overtime. while we were here, we wanted to weigh in on the redskins quarterback situation. i was talking with brook a little earlier and asked him if he was in the situation, who would he want to start next sunday? rex grossman or beck? >> i would go rexy. let the guy settle in. >> he is capable. i think he earned it. i think he just needs a little help and i think he'll be all right. >> you can hear my surprise when he said rex grossman. he thought give the guy another chance. for now, we're live at the verison center, back to you in the studio. >> give him another chance. that sounds like a win to me. >> derek, give him a chance. >> speaking of football players, you might need a football player salary to afford anything in the annual neimann marcus christmas book. >> that's where you can buy my gift this year. department store is out with its 85th edition of luxury items and some may take your breath away. >> let's get some exam

some record temperatures could today in new england, as far north as ottawa.rful stretch of weather. future cast shows nothing to today or tomorrow. high clouds moving in on day.bus problemsn that, no the remainderough holiday weekend. today about 74. delightful. 83.rrow, 78 to perfect. midweek.rain at and c

would regulation be enough to win at home against the ottawa senators? rocking the red. he found a red kilt. how about that one? caps on the power play. sends it to alex semin. ba backstrom slaps it. up 1-0. still in the first, johannson will skate, wrapping it around the net. finds a way to poke it home underneath the goalie. just gets the window underneath the legs. 2-0. they are now 4-0 to start the season. a lot of winning teams around here. >> i know. and we're waiting for the red skin win today. a great weekend for sports. >> everything around town. it's busy, busy, busy, everywhere. >> as we take a look outside the flags are lowered at half-staff today. it's going to go on all day in honor of the national fallen firefighters memorial that's going on. >> excellent. >> just a little something. >> a little something. a little piece of trivia out there. we had so many flags around town. when you see them all at half-staff you begin to wonder, what's it for? >> a lot of people asking questions. >> now we know. >> all right. that is it for news 4 today.

thought they may be a viable candidate that they could use to oppose lyndon johnson a gas in the ottawa 68 elections, but nothing came of that. westmoreland always denied that he had in a presidential aspirations, but i have a lot of confidence in bruce palmer, so i believe he did come up with the situation let anything to come of it. thanks for that. anybody else? >> right here, bob. >> yes, please. >> recently i read h.r. mcmaster specter election of duty. i knew you knew him well, even a stitch or how silly was while he was writing about. and not vote, he lays it on president johnson, secretary mcnamara. and he also said in the crux of my question, he also kept saying every time he saw the joint chiefs of the largely ignored, but every time he saw him, he said that. now, with that with westmoreland synthesis, what did that have to do with leading to that? because other? or is it something else? >> that's a very fine question. i'll start by saying that enormous maturation and i think that's a wonderfully fine book. i'm glad to see when i go into bookstores and even though it's been ou

now says it's building a new factory in cleveland, tennessee. 130 new workers there build factory ottawa, ohio refurbished. 190 new jobs there and just today continental tire building half billion dollar plant in south carolina. 1600 jobs would come with it. what is going on her here? wages in china rising rapidly. labor no longer as cheap. when you factor in everything else productivity in the u.s. one worker here making as much as 4 chinese workers and shipping cost. you don't have to chip from china. a lot of money gone and so many company no longer make since they are deciding that made in america makes more sense. >> yes. economic question about the made in america. not necessarily a pay ri ought ick question but economic. >>reporter: we found proof of that today in houston, texas. they make hair dryer and brought back 1200 jobs from china already. wife and mother of 4 out of work for a year landed one of the jobs. >> i came here a lot of times to fill application and financially they got me. >>reporter: david reporting. east bay family survived harrowing ordeal. pickup truck they w

opening of the cirque du solei michael jackson, the immortal tour premiere tomorrow night and on to ottawasecond show. then she goes to wales next weekend for the michael jackson tribute concert she's part of. she's also taking the three kids of michael jackson with her. but i expect that we will see jermaine and maybe randy will be the only jacksons we'll see next week. >> your heart goes out to all of the jackson family losing a brother and a son. but when we did see la toya come out of the car, it is a spectacle when they do show up. i could imagine it does have an effect on the jurors to look and see the famous jackson family sitting there while the trial's going on. >> i think so but i have to say this jury is paying quite close attention to the witnesses. give them credit for that, taking very copious notes. speaking of writing things, people are wondering how are the jackson kids, michael's three kids handling this. it's very interesting and prince jackson who is 14 years old has a twitter account. he posted on twitter a message thursday night to his former chef. someone he was very

embassy in ottawa featuring smiley faces.epartment says that officer had very friendly relations with environmental groups as well. >> we do not believe that there is any issue here with regard to affecting in an inappropriate manner the skigs z igss the secretary needs to make. >> reporter: the pipeline says one expert could be a new source of oil from a friendly neighbor, not volatile middle east. >> in theory, one pipeline alone would be able to bring in something like 1.1 million barrels of oil a day. we use about 19 million barrels. this is actually a reduction of about 9%, so again, not trivial. >> reporter: but the debate rages on. >> you can take a pile of horse manure and you can sprinkle flower seeds on it and you can call it a rose garden, but it doesn't change what it really is. >> for the men and women of our union, the keystone xl isn't just a pipeline. it's a lifeline. >> now, the state department says that no final decision has been made yet, but it's wrapping up these public meetings this week and that secret

please welcome the ottawa born woman, -- the iowa born woman with the titanium spine. the winner of the iowa straw poll and congressman, michele bachmann. [applause] >> good evening, everyone. thank you so much for loving our country so much that you are here this evening. your presence says to the rest of the nation that barack obama will be one-rm president. thank you so much for your presence. he will be a one-term president. i know that because i have been on the front lines for the last five years in washington, d.c. i came into office the same day that nancy pelosi raised her right arm and got the gavel in her hand as speaker of the house. i have watched the destruction that has come upon our nation with the out of control spending, with the tax increases, with the effort to put into place the takeover of 16 of the americanconomy with the passage of obamacare. it was my honor to be called president obama's chief credit when it came to opposing him on the issue of obamacare. this is somethinge know in 2012. it was stated earlier by some of our speakers. we must in

capitals taking on ottawa. first period caps getting all the support they would need. 1-0 caps.minutes later, johansson with the puck delivers the wrab-around to make it 2-0. caps now 4-0 on the season. i'm greg toland. hope you have a great subpoenaed. >> here's a look at what we have coming up in the next hour. >> at 7:15, we look at pancreatic cancer and why it is hard to treat. >> and 7:30, halloween ideas. >> and drier fires do happen, but there is information every consumer needs to know. that's at 7:39. >> plus more news, weather, and sports when the news continues. >> on any given night there are 4,000 people sleeping on the streets of baltimore city. last year 24,000 people accessed programs serving the homeless. at least a third of these people are women and children who have been homeless for a year or more. in these tough economic times, cities across the country are grappling with what to do. the journey home is baltimore's 10-year plan to end homelessness in the city. stephanie rawlings-blake has formed a 32-member civic council joined by the united way of central

the ottawa fire department was in the lead on all of this but now, like i just mentioned, there are veryre departments that have gotten all of their gear as part of this as well. the total of this train 131 cars. they still don't know why part of the train went off the tracks, the investigation is underway. back to you. jamie: harris faulkner at the breaking news desk, thank you. jon? jon: well, more than 100,000 jobs added last month according to figures, but we are still far from a healthy economy. the unemployment rate remains 9.1%. america is asking when are we going to see a real recovery begin? how can my family weather the storm? is we have a great panel on to answer your questions in the next hour. get those questions in to us. click on the america's asking tab, join our live chat. just go to foxnews.com/happeningnow. we're chatting with ya. toothpaste is the wrong thing to use on a denture, it could be very abrasive. if the surface gets abraded, it's just the environment that bacteria likes to nestle into and they can cause the odor. your denture needs to be cleaned gently on a

at the university of ottawa. thank you for having me here. i want to say thank you to congressman harman and frances lee. she has written an excellent book and are recommend people not only read it but by it. just what every author wants readers to do. i also want to say it is an honor to be here with senator sununu and david and gail the ohio galen apology in advance. i am a professor by training and a professor's job is to find somebody who talks while other people sleep. i will endeavor to turns his paddle over to you with the audience at least half awake. the question are was asked to address is congress's influence on policy for better or for worse? my answer, yes. i say that because questions about whether congress's foreign policy is good or bad ultimately lies in the eyes of the be holder and essentially people like congress when congress is standing up to a president who is doing things they don't like and they want congress to sit down and be quiet when the president is doing what they want him to do. if you're a historian or politi