a brawl on the ice left an ottawa player out cold.nd this buzzer beater an a high school basketball game. >> somehow, i do not think the harlem shake is gone. >> i'm not sick of it. i like it. >> that's a lot of fun. that was my attempt. we'll do that on monday to wake us up. here's a look at what's coming up on the "today" show. with cardinals set to announce the conclave, live from the vatican with details. actress emma stone and ryan reynolds open up about their new animated movie "the croods." keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm richard lui. thanks for watching. have a good weekend. >>> we're live with breaking news. a fire burns a famous bay area eatery. >>> two homicides in two days and bizarre circumstances this morning surrounding san jose eighth homicide of the year. >>> police in the south bay getting ready to clear out a massive homeless encampment. >> right now we take it outside. a live look at san francisco and that bay bridge. i'm really happy they're keeping those lights on

paula newton is in ottawa. it does sound like something out of a movie. this has happened before, but never where you are. how did they pull it off? >> as you say the middle of broad daylight, two accomplices, allegedly told a helicopter pilot they wanted to go for a sightseeing tour over the mountains, fine, they went up in the helicopter. the pilot says within a few minutes he had a gun to his head and he was told, look, you land in this prison yard. and they did. two tables went down. the prisoners hung onto those cables for dear life and that's when the james bond moment suz anne was talking about, they were literally whisked up again into that mountain territory. police say there was nothing funny about what the suspects did after that. they were armed and dangerous. they came out shooting when they were able to track down the helicopter and getaway car. thankfully it was over in about 12 hours. both suspects and two accomplices should be in court in a few minutes now. and now some of them charged with attempted murder and obviously hijacking that he

toronto against ottawa. they're dancing and then, that punch there. ooh. that was a nasty blow.ghts out durinski. he goes down hard. he has a concussion. he doesn't return to the game but he is okay. toronto goes on to win 5-4. >>> coming up on "morning joe" senator rand paul looks throw back the curtain on the drone policy. >>> and when we come back here we'll huddle around the water cooler where marco rubio quotes jay-z on the floor of the senate. we'll show you the clip when we come back to "way too early." [ male announcer ] here's a word you should keep in mind. unbiased. some brokerage firms are. but way too many aren't. why? because selling their funds makes them more money. which makes you wonder -- isn't that a conflict? search "proprietary mutual funds." yikes! then go to e-trade. we've got over 8,000 mutual funds, and not one of them has our name on it. we're in the business of finding the right investments for you. e-trade. less for us. more for you. the fund's prospectus contains its investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses, and other important information an

. >>> in the nhl a fight broke out just 26 seconds into the game between toronto and ottawa as the mapleleaves frazer mclaren and david dziurzynski round off. he was out cold. >>> and a man took a shot to help his wife recently diagnosed with cancer. his aim was perfect and the big check will go to pay his wife's medical bills. >>> and nfl quarterback michael vick has a new dog. you remember vick served more than two years in prison for his involvement in an illegal dogfighting ring. his new pup is a belgian malinois used by the police and military. they say it's potentially dangerous and may not be the best choice for someone with a history of dogfighting. >> announcer: "early today" sports is brought to you by touch of gray. get rid of some gray, never all. >>> just ahead, get ready for a preview of "the hangover iii." and justin timberlake is stirring it up ahead of this week's "saturday night live." details coming up. >>> welcome back. we are looking not too stormy today, but we have some rain near california, a half inch of rain, which is a big deal in that area. showers in the forecast f

a >>> a frightening fight between the toronto maple leafs and the ottawa senators wednesday.r nails dave dziurzynski on the chin knocked him out. he had to be helped off. he did not return. the senators say he has a concussion. >>> and tragedy at an exotic park in california. 24-year-old dianna hanson was killed by a lion who had been raised there since he was 8 weeks old. it happened wednesday in dunlap and the reporter of seattle station cairo spoke to hanson's father. >> she was living her dream and she got her dream come true. >> reporter: dianna hanson's dream became her father's nightmare. since she was a little girl, she had always had an infatuation with lions. then in january she started an unpaid internship at project survivals cat haven in california. >> she was so happy when she got that internship, she was having so much fun down there. >> reporter: the only disappointment, she told her dad was that she wasn't allowed to get closer to her favorite cat, the 4-year-old lion couscous. she had been allowed access to the tigers in bellingham. in the california sanctua

notifications to the owner of the canada post boxes, who happens to be the post master general in ottawa. they take them over a week period and canada post has a contractor go out. we have two kinds of mailboxes in canada. one are the drop boxes that the mail carriers use, those are the gray ones that are mostly getting tagged: other ones red letter boxes where you are dropping off your mail. those have been wrapped now and we found very little graffiti on the wrapped boxes. we are quite excited that canada post is going to be changes their policies with respect to the gray boxes and they are actually eliminating them. >> that's what we're seeing in arizona, utility companies, whether it's gas, cable, water, their boxes are being tagged. the utility companies making millions of dollars in profit don't want to pay for the clean up because they consider themselves the victim. >> we started serving tickets on them. >> interesting too as far as the boxes, the can canadian postal service has come up with a very busy deco design that is really, it looks very, very nice but if you put a tag on

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two navy veterans exchanged vows on friday at the headquarters of the little traverse bay bands of ottawathe michigan tribe recently voted to legalize gay marriage. couple became the first same-sex couple to be married under that new law. >>> even though this ceremony is legal, the state of michigan says it will not recognize the marriage performed by the tribe. the reason -- michigan is one of 37 states with laws or constitutional amendments that ban same-sex marriages and under the federal defense of marriage act or doma, states do not have to recognize marriages performed by other states or by federally recognized tribes. >>> the scour is expected to make a ruling during its current session of whether doma is controversial. meanwhile be the two hope their mank and unions of ore gay couples will be recognized in all 50 states. newlyweds join me live now from michigan. gentlemen, congratulations. good see you. so you've been together for 30 years. tim, why was it so important for you all to get married now? >> well, timing had a lot to do with it because of the doma case. then there is a

paula newton is live in ottawa.k -- where did they get the helicopter? >> well, apparently a few miles away in a resort community in a skiing community, two suspects posed as tourists. when they got on the helicopter, they brandished a gun and said to the pilot, take us to this prison. and that is when people are describing that james bond moment. this helicopter hovered very close to the yard outside that prison. those two suspects hopped onboard the cables and they were whisked away, literally dangling from this helicopter as prison guards looked on. there are conflicting reports as to whether or not one of the suspects was shot in the leg. about 12 hours later it was all over as the two of the suspects went hiding in a wooded area. the police did find them. incredibly, as if this thing could get worse, one of suspects called into a montreal radio station. we can't confirm it was him saying, look, i just had to leave that prison. i don't want to hurt anyone. i don't want to go back there, i'll die if i have to go

that within one year we could negotiate a mine ban treaty, which they challenged the world to do in ottawa in ock of 1996, we -- in october of 1996, we wouldn't have a treaty. that was one of those moments that, if they hadn't, i'm not sure what would have happened. at the same time we didn't know they were going to do it until they did it, the day they did it. so i don't know. >> if somebody wanted to get an example of a genuine, card-carrying liberal, are you it? >> i think i'm to the left of liberal. >> and what -- can you give us some markers there, what makes somebody a liberal? we had this debate on this network. >> i'm not sure i can say what makes a liberal. i san say what motivates me. >> fine. >> i am burning with righteous indignation at injustice. i was at a woman's peace conference in santa fe years ago, i tend to get highly impassioned when i speak and during the question and answer period a woman in the back, you know, raised her hand and said, jody williams, how can you be working for peace when you're so angry? you know, can you be an angry person and really be working for

and eventually the courts sided with her ottawa took a long time, and doctors and nurses and other organizations, including the organizations that he came to planned parenthood were allowed to distribute birth control information. so she really was at the cutting edge of the women's rights movement. and as i said, she coined the phrase birth control. over some part of her life margaret sanger toyed with this racist idea called eugenics, which was the science of manipulating our genetic makeup in order to create a better race. the person most associated with eugenics is hitler who would sterilize jews and gypsies and other women to try to improve the knots erase. and a united states, the eugenics movement was an racist movement and the movement against immigrants. margaret sanger did not share those beliefs, but she nevertheless of it may be eugenics could help improve the conditions for women. and so she started hanging out and communicating with and going to meetings with some of the really ugly racists and anti-semites that were around at the time that eugenics were. she later recanted and tho

there is a friend of mine in ottawa county now does -- i'm sorry, in port clinton, ottawa county in ohio has because of this law. people that have seen the consumer protections. they haven't been able -- they haven't lost their insurance because they have been expensive for an insurance company. my colleagues need to get a public opinion bath and walk around their states a little more maybe and listen to people outside of the country clubs and outside of the trade associations which are charged ideologically and not really particularly open about these kinds of issues. i rise to -- to oppose the amendment offered by senator cruz, the badly named restore growth first amendment that would prohibit resources included in the continuing resolution to be used to implement the affordable care act. specious claims about how the health law will harm our economy have already been debunked by the hundreds of ohioans who are able to have annual wellness visits, by the tens of thousands of young adults staying on their parents' plan as i mentioned, by the seniors receiving the doughnut -- seeing the

we've got paula newton in ottawa. it's hard to believe no one was killed here.her and also high speed involved in the chain reaction. tell us more. >> you're dealing with zero visibility, and basically there wasn't a highway here. this was a skating rink. what ended up happening was they had a 100-vehicle pileup. he said 100 people injured. they had to send buses to this area to triage people in order to make sure they could be treated on the scene. i'm sure this helped keep down the number of vehicles. if you can imagine in the middle of i guess it's a spring blizzard having to go car to car on that highway looking for people that were injured or in trouble. believe me it's been a bad, bad day throughout western canada. they were lucky, i mean the city is still trying to clean up today. they say it is basically wreckage strewn all over this highway. it will take them days to clean up but they are thankful that only one seems to have been seriously injured. i think i speak for a lot of people from the rockies to the east coast, u.s. to canada, will be happy to s

that includes chips made on the plains -- trips made to afghanistan, guantanamo, haiti, ottawa. thuis notion -- this notion that these planes are being misused is belied by the fact. >> i was in haiti right after your trip on a government plane with republican and democratic members of congress high. i understand the reason why they are there too. who's next? >> good morning, general holder. i wrote you a letter on january 18, 2013, about the prosecution of aaron schwartz who was prosecuted in massachusetts for allegedly breaking into the computer networks act mit and downloading without authorization thousands of academic articles from a subscription service. he was charged with crimes that would have carried a penalty of up to 35 years in prison and $8 million fine. superseding indictment which was -- i wrote aed 0 letter raising questions of iosecutorial zeeal and would say misconduct appeared have you look into that matter and reached any conclusions? chwartz's death was a tragedy. he was always the bright young men and had a good future in front of him. as i talk to the peo

indianapolis international followed by last your's winner, ottawa. >>> welcome back to "squawk box" this morning. take a look at u.s. equity futures, see how the market is setting itself up. dow would be up about 16 points, fass dak would be off about 1.30 and s&p 500 off about 2. let's talk about the headlines this morning. you're seeing jcpenney there on the screen. shops will be opening inside several hundred jcpenney stores today. this marks a key element of the turn around for the struggling retailer. >> last year, we had pretty much the same merchandise priced differently. this year, we've got a lot of new merchandise. joe fresh comes in in about six weeks. you know, the home transformation is done in may. and so the new jcp is coming out of the ground and we think that's going to allow us to return to grow. >> ron johnson is hoping this could be a key part of his efforts to draw a new, younger audience, but you have to cross your fingers for ron johnson at this point and look at that stock. is joe fresh fresh enough? we've talked a lot about jcpenney on squawk. we've talked a lot

i made on the planes to afghanistan, to guantanamo, haiti to talk to caribbean heads of state, to ottawa in order talk about the border issues with the canadian counter part. the notion that the planes are being misused is belied by the fact if they are fairly viewed. >> you mention haiti, i was in haiti right after your trip on a government plane with a number of republican and democratic members of congress. and i understand the reasons why they use it there too. i'm given the gavel to senator fine strine and recognizing grassley. [inaudible conversations] who is next? >> good morning, general holder. >> good morning. >> i wrote you a letter on january 18, 2013 about the prosecution of aaron schwartz who was prosecute bid the u.s. attorney's officer in massachusetts for allegedly breaking to the computer network at m. i. t. and downloading without authorization thousand of articles from a sub scrix service. he was charged with crimes that would have carried up a penalty up to 35 years in prison and a million dollar fine. super superseeding indictment would have upped the prison time an

trips -- trips i made to afghanistan, to guantanamo, to haiti to talk to caribbean heads of state to ottawa in order to talk about our border issues with our canadian counterparts. so this notion that the planes are somehow being misused is totally belied by the facts if they are fairly view. >> you mentioned haiti. i was in haiti right after your trip, on a government plane, with a number of both republican and democratic members of congress. and i understand the reasons why they used it there too. i'm giving the gavel to senator feinstein and recognize senator grassley. >> i'm going to the floor. >> ok, who is next? >> good morning, general holder. >> good morning. >> i wrote you a letter on january 18, 2013, about the prosecution of aaron schwartz, who was prosecuted by the u.s. attorney's office in massachusetts for allegedly breaking into the computer networks at m.i.t. and downloading without authorization thousands of academic articles from a subscription service. he was charged with crimes that would have carried a penalty of up to 35 years in prison, a million dollar fine, and a su

that includes chips made on the plains -- trips made to afghanistan, guantanamo, haiti, ottawa. thuis notion -- this notion that these planes are being misused is belied by the fact. >> i was in haiti right after your trip on a government plane with republican and democratic members of congress high. i understand the reason why they are there too. who's next? >> good morning, general holder. i wrote you a letter on january 18, 2013, about the prosecution of aaron schwartz who was prosecuted in massachusetts for allegedly breaking into the computer networks act mit and downloading without authorization thousands of academic articles from a subscription service. he was charged with crimes that would have carried a penalty of up to 35 years in prison and $8 million fine. superseding indictment which was actually filed -- i wrote a letter raising questions of prosecutorial zeal and i would say misconduct appeared have you look into that matter and reached any conclusions? >> mr. schwartz's death was a tragedy. he was always the bright young men and had a good future in front of him.