. >> this is on an ottawa city bus. >> shut your ignorant [ bleep ]. another [ bleep ] word. >> the man you're seeing standing in the aisles on the bus is 20-year-old matthew toronto. the man who is yelling at 20-year-old matthew toronto is the bus driver. he's screaming over and over again telling matthew to shut up. >> shut the [ bleep up. shut up i sad. shut yo [ur blee face i'm going to stick my fist in it. >> he threatens him, saying he's going to put his fist through his face. >> get up and don't say a word or i'm going to kick your [ bleep ]. >> eventually you see matthew run off the bus. >> sorry. >> he yells sorry. >> what did matthew do that sparked that kind of rage? >> okay. here is the story and why this video was posted. matthew describes himself as slightly autistic. he was practicing a monologue for a class. there was only one other person on this bus. the person who posted the video. he said he heard the young man saying, quote, sleeps on the ground, run around with no clothes on, tries to be as spontaneous as possible, he hates pregna

>>> elsewhere in sports, we start off a night of wild nhl action with boston bruins taking on the ottawa senators. here's nbc's mario solis with an early look at all your sports headline. >>> good morning. yesterday was supposed to be the opening night in the nba but with players still locked out, arenas around the nation are filled with ice instead of the hardwood. to boston where the stanley cup champions have struggled all season but ended a three-game skid last night. tiler seguin finds bergeron, tying it 2-2. bs take the lead late in the second. bruins back in the win column 5-3 over the senators. >>> speaking of struggles, nothing has been going right for the red wings. koivu with a perfect tip pass. howard. minnesota forces o.t. setoguchi completes the comeback, scores on the rebound. detroit lose their fifth in a row 2-1. >>> ducks up by three when caps rally. backstrom scores the equalizer and in overtime backstrom scores the game winner. >>> lightning and hurricanes. brewer tries to get back and help but without a stick, he can do anything. jokinen to skinner and caroline wins

matt schaub, generally not part of his reb ottawa, but it works.n the second, arian foster, when healthy, truly he is amazing. 19 yards there, 124 on the afternoon as the texans demolish cleveland 30-12. bottom of the hour getting you set with ravens "countdown." we are getting close. >> stay with us, john is back with the insta-weather plus sen-day forecast. >> all right. weather is going to be what in pittsburgh? >> it is going to be like here. temperatures falling, a november night. it is always cold and windy there, but it won't be too bad. we are wearing our purposing and everything also. here is the forecast. tomorrow, 61 after a low in the mid 30's. then 63 and 64. dry both through wednesday. thursday, a rain day, about 60. then it gets chilly again. friday, saturday and sunday, veterans day breezy as well. a raw autumn day on friday for veteran's day. >> but the days in the 60's look nice. big flight for you. >> on to ravens "countdown" in two minutes or so. >> all right. enjoy the game, and we will see you tonight after the game. captioned

we're supposed to be techy people that are fellow cubans are out in the cold and hungry with ottawa overr head. >> the solution is out living wage and jobs for all. >> is great jobs at silicon valley at kennebunkport% of our jobs to pay 30 or $35,000 figure, just to where it is quite difficult to make ends meet. >> he also said frankly the roosevelts built for economic rights has bettered things. >> decant as martin luther king said how those things if you are poor. >> but. >> but i can but i can keep showing up parts of michael moore's documentary on capitalism, contrasting the very wealthy with the very poor. >> with thanksgiving team, black friday for wait in the cold. best buy has decided to open its doors friday at 12:00 a.m. for the first time. general manager richard says the extra four hours there are openness to help out customers that they are shopping. he said the seasonal employees have been hired for the rest that they expect will hit. >> we are trying to make it easier for customers because a lot of people don't want to wake up and then go to sleep after eating all day and

>>> elsewhere in sports, we start off a night of wild nhl action with boston bruins taking on the ottawaere's nbc's mario solis. >>> good morning. yesterday was supposed to be the opening night in the nba but with players still locked out, arenas around the nation are filled with ice instead of the hardwood. to boston where the stanley cup champions have struggled all season but ended a three-game skid last night. tiler seguin finds bergeron, tying it 2-2. bs take the lead late in the second. bruins back in the win column 5-3 over the senators. >>> speaking of struggles, nothing has been going right for the red wings. koivu with a perfect tip pass.+. minnesota forces o.t. setoguchi completes the comeback, scores on the rebound. detroit lose their fifth in a row 2-1. >>> ducks up by three when caps rally. backstrom scores the equalizer and in overtime backstrom scores the game winner. >>> lightning and hurricanes.ç brewer tries to get back and help but without a stick, he can do anything. jokinen to skinner and carolina wins it 4-2. >>> toledo and northern illinois certainly put on a sho

[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

ottawa and >> the vice chancellor of the fears did not, as little loss lease with the company increase he did say that the people here would not about to camped out. a full is this about 100 yds from here. we will continue to follow this story. >>pam: in oakland, members of city council are demanding the removal of the occupy oakland camp. today, protesters went head-to-head with city council members. j.r stone was there and has more on what happened. jacquard adelson it deaconess if hospitals depress and stiff ticket down started without a hitch. >> the fire department store responded to two of two different fires within the encampment. >>j.r.: of protesters began shouting against the council. the event became a shouting match. council president larry reed says it is time for occupy oakland to come to a peaceful land. >> this is about our responsibility as council members and elected officials who set policy. if the mayor does not want to do her job, we will do hours. >>j.r.: it is still unclear as to how or when the team captain will come down. >>pam: one person noticeably absent was

so enjoy the afternoon because we have cooler weather ottawa. more details in just a minute. back to you. >> thank you. >>> today is election day in the u.s. and in virginia all state house and state senate seats are up for grabs. even though only about a third of contested and there are local races in every county and city across the commonwealth n maryland, there are local elections in bowie, college park and greenbelt. baltimore's democratic mayor is expected to keep her job. >>> in the race for the white house, republican presidential candidate herman cain is holding a news conference later on today to answer sexual harassment claims. this as a fourth woman came forward yesterday accusing him of trying to grope her when she asked him to help her find a job. this morning, the washington examiner is reporting another woman from arlington is accusing cain of trying to arrange a dinner date with a woman who asked cain a question during a speech in egypt nine years ago. >>> dr. conrad murray faces up to four years in prison. the jury found murray guilty of involuntary manslaug

it begins officially in ottawa on the third -- iowa on the third. newt gingrich's candidacy and has proved the era of the 32nd attack ads is over. you have to know what you are talking about. >> [inaudible] he talks about the local citizen board. >> you cannot have a bureaucrat decides we are going to war. that is something the citizens decide. it cannot put a number on human life. >> [inaudible] >> governor romney said that he agreed in one. one part of the transcript. >> [inaudible] >> you have to secure the border before moving on to any type of immigration reform. a citizen board could review people. deport the crooks. >> [inaudible] >> you are famous. >> does he believe this debate for the dirtiest campaign -- does mr. gingrich believe this urthered histhered his tempe campaign? >> this campaign is like a tortoise. [crowd noise] >> we will do well in the iowa caucus and in south carolina. the governor's message has resonated across the country and we are taking it directly to the people. we will not pander to the d.c. press. >> michelle bachman

this came from the university of ottawa. maybe they didn't have anything else going on but they found out that if you're a female and you go to work and you show a little bit too much cleavage or your skirt is a little bit too short, you could lose friends and your co-workers will talked about you behind your back. your girl friends won't want to you meet their boyfriend. >> there's some logic there. >> what's coming up on the show tonight? >> we're going to give away money, $1,000 to pay off some of those holiday bills, maybe get a chance to get your bills paid for a year. and guys who take too long to get ready. >> as you perhaps did today. there was some debate on twitter about your shoes being selected. >> there was. cane is sick on a couch in his zebra snuggy watching. they're green shoes. someone said you can't wear that shirt and wear green shoes at the same time. >> they can't see your watch. >> you have to accessorize, right? >> great to see you. >> a montgomery county teacher was in for quite a surprise this mornin

for the first time in decades he is back in the cockpit of a dc-9 in the space museum in ottawa.ack of the plane. once they pop out, they cut the flow of electricity to the lavatory motor. >> there was a problem there and they left the circuit breakers then extended or popped so that it would deprive power to that component eliminating any potential future problem. >> unfortunately flight 797's problems are just beginning. >> i think it was about an hour and a half into the flight that there was some commotion in the back of the plane. i remember seeing one of the flight attendants take a fire extinguisher to the back. rumors began going around in the plane that there might be a fire in the trash can. that somebody might have put a cigarette out in the trash. >> the captain sends his first officer to assess the situation. >> i looked back and you couldn't see the back of the airplane through the light blue hazy smoke. i don't like what's going on. we better go down. >> the pilots put on their oxygen masks and prepare for an emergency landing into the closest airport, cincinnati.

there was just a case in ottawa, my hometown, where they didn't want vietnam vets -- sorry, the war vets coming to the school on remembrance day. they brought old guns and it was negative and we talked about the fact that 100 million people died in two wars and that's a bumer. when i was a kid we would be on our bikes, and we wouldn't even have shoes. you stopped the front wheel with your foot, and we would make these jumlik this. you would be in the air so long you could think about stuff. >> i remember doing all of my thinking up there. >> it is like, you know what, i think i am in love with kristi. i think i will make her a -- >> and you break your wrist and people sign your cast. now there are so many rules and turning into these hideous pumpkin people. >> this is a temporary thing, probably done out of some concern, but does this signal a generation that is being cot telled. >> yes we are the soft serve generation. i used to love dodgeball and slamming the ball at all of the people i didn't like in the class. it was so fun. >> you were a mean person. >> no, buts i was good at dodgeb

saw costs of ottawa for the four officers killed monday will have to say, he was fatally shuffling of chase in robberies apps at midfield for the 19 year-old veteran it settled for 11:00 a.m. to syria and iraq for some four dozen people are expected to attend. henry smith is the man suspected of shooting and killing officer of a free if he has been charged with murder with for special circumstances including murdering police officers and murder during a robbery. first died of them unpick here is surveillance video it from a shooting happened on sunday night. some police are asking for any witnesses to come forward. it's >>mark: we will be right back as the kron4 morning news continues. the dow is up for murder 15 points right now. we are also watching the fog into the wind. jeff >>justine: we have at breaking news, we are learning about a bomb threat that has been made at the student services center at chico state. here is the location. we will zoom in on the students' services center to show you exactly where police have now started their investigation. an anonymous phone call went i

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how do you go from ottawa to the south and sort of adopting these very southern recipes? followed my wife to georgia. she did her master's at uga. we just stayed there over time and just enjoyed being there. >> it's good. >> thank you. >> sure. >> we love it. we were in california a while and came back and opened our first restaurant about 12 years ago. we just love it. wherever you are in this world, it's good to immers yourself in the locality of what you're doing. get into that community and understand the food around you and the beauty about southern food is there is such an immense amount of history to it. it's so cool to look into it. >> growing up in canada you have thanksgiving there as well. >> we have it earlier. there is more traditional stuffing as opposed to dressings and things like that. turkey. ham wasn't a big fixture in the canada thanksgiving. turnips would show presence. in the south we see more oyster dressing and turkeys and spiral ham and okra, the end of the season, okra and things like that that showcase. it's fun to have grits on the plate too. >

kennedy, travel to ottawa on his first trip outside the united states as president.ll remember very vividly his famous description of the bonds between the united states and canada delivered in a speech before parliament. he said and i quote, "geography has made us neighbors. history has made us friends. economics has made as partners. and necessity has made us allies." "those who nature at so joined together, put no us under the day the respect i have for this relationship has only grown as i have gotten to work with canadian leaders throughout my time as a member of congress, as white house chief of staff under president clinton, as director of the cia, and now in my current position as defense secretary. we are in a very real way part of one family. one family that is mutually dependent on one another on this north american continent. that mutual dependence extends to issues of security, the subject of this conference, and also the focus of the same speech that president kennedy gave before the canadian parliament, delivered at the height of the cold war tensions