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. >> the san jose sharks look to remain perfect as they welcome the ottawa senators to town. >>> plus vernon davis is a beast on the field but we rarely get to hear his conversations on the sidelines. coming up, here the tight end miked up like you've never heard him before. that's next on the infiniti sports desk. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area. the san jose sharks with run of the hottest teams on the ice this season. four wins in four games while outscoring their opponents. tonight they hope to keep that record going when they host the ottawa senators at 7:00. >> things are going well right now. we're getting good balances. it's not always going to be that way but right now the guys are hot and pucks are getting through. we've got to keep at it. you've got to recreate your identity at the beginning of the year. the depth has shown up in our lineup after four games. many more games to go. can we keep it up? we'll find out tonight. >>> vernon davis has been a mayor focal point of the 49ers offense this season. we get to see him dominate the competition week after week but we rarely

sea gulls and canada geese plague ottawa's petrie island. in the capital city this year, they called in drone strikes. the founder of a company calleded goosebusters, he buzzed them with remote control helicopters. he stays well clear so they don't get hurt, but they want no part of the swooping aircraft. >> by gently harassing them or scaring them, they fly off to another area and get to the area where they're not harassed and all the colleagues will follow them. >> so far it's working. fewer birds are coming, beach-goers play in pristine sands while steve's chopper patrols nearby. >> i think it's a fabulous idea to bring the kids to the beach like this and have it clean. no birds bothering you when you try to eat, and we're not harming the birds at all. >> reporter: next year air patrols could happen over other waterfront parks now plagued by birds if thes city councilors improve. there's global interest in goosebusters. >> we get calls across the state and from europe about this. it's something that a lot of major cities have problems wit

ottawa up. backhands it, 2-2. in the third, joe thornton. >>> baseball, the a's can empathize with the red sox. game one of the alcs, drives in cabrera, 1-0, tigers, sanchez, six innings of no-hit ball.b sanchez, bottom nine, one out. red wood city. off benoit. game-tying run in scoring position. four pitchers,÷ú five pitchers combine. tigers take game one, 1-0. >>> nlcs, giants fans, smiles on the inside. here is the the only myrun, ker shaw in the fifth, urib, waca gets him swinging, cards take a 2-0 series lead. the sports report brought to you by river rock casino. >>> a scareç in the sky over monterey. what forced a pilot to make an emergency landing. >> a boat capsizes off the coast of to those who've been waiting welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage, and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. at kaiser permanente we've reduced serious heart attacks by 62%, which makes days with grandpa jack 100% more possible. join us at kp.org and thrive. too

daniel reports from ottawa. >> you couldn't go in for your own basement?prison in his own home for seven years, for much of it. keep go to his basement. a compute we are an internet connection was there and his bail conditions can barred access to the web and tariffs. after three years in a maximum security jail, never charged, he was technically free. but under the tightest restrictions. ever set in canada. you can't leavyou. >> you can't leave the house without proper authority. you can't use a phone outside without approval. you can't travel. you can't -- it's normal life, it's like -- it's -- there is no difference between in jail or outside. >> reporter: a lower court lifted most of his bail conditions. now he is asking the supreme court to strike down so-called security certificates that allow for indefinite detention of noncanadiens without charge, without revealing evidence to their lawyers. the government is defending the short the certified, but as the courts gets involved some are questioning the position. >> the supreme court has recognized tha

daniel lack, al jazeera, ottawa. >> drones after birds. all righty. >>> making history more than after 100 years. an eiconic treasures from the o doomed titanic heads to the auction block. >> the shooting happened about 30 minutes ago. >> companies... >> the remains of the fire are still everywhere here. >> the powers that be at home and around the world... >> not only do they not get compensation but you don't even have to explain why? >> well thats exactly what i said. >> we question authority. >> so you said we could get access... >> that's enough! >> ... and those affected. >> investigative journalism at it's toughest. >>> a violin believed to have been played on the titanic as the doomed vessel sanction has been sold at auction for $1.7 million. the instrument was owned by the bandleader, wallace heartley, one of the victims over a century ago. it was reported found floating in the wreckage and returned to his fiancee. andrew potter has more. >> no longer playable, it's what this violin represents which makes it of huge value. these i

but who do you think the leader was that she worked with in the ottawa industry? >> guest: well, the most effective later i worked for the ottawa industry i have to say for all it's worth, for all its flaws, for all his profanity, for all the downsides to him was without question lee iacocca. >> host: and why? did you learn things from him? >> guest: well, i learned a lot of good things. i hopefully didn't learn too many bad things that the lee iacocca was passionate about the company, passionate about saving this inner passion, this inner drive is another hallmark of good leaders. they have to be varied as the ethic about the task they are embarked on an has to be able to convey that enthusiasm. lee iacocca was a brilliant communicator and he also wanted is the sometimes gain a little bit. i'm good days he could listen to a very, very complex multifaceted business problem and listen to everybody's talkin after 30 minutes he was say everybody shut up. i've got this figured out. he would lay out a step-by-step plan. there were other days when seemingly obvious prob

ottawa scores twice to lead. 2nd period, sharks on the power- play, patrick marleau scores the goal.rs most talented men who helped to create five super bowl championships, john mcvay was inducted into the 49ers hall of fame tonight. john mcvay was officially inhe can ducted at san francisco's design center galleria. he joined the organization in 1979 and held several top level management positions, in thing vice president and general managerbre retired in 1995. john mcvay worked in tandem with the late bill walsh and coach seifert and now a member of hall of fame. >> i am humbled to be included with all of these great football players. it's not very often you get a guy that sits behind the desk to be in the same fraternity as the super athletes that are in our hall of fame. >> superguy hall-of-famer john mcvay and tomorrow ktvu will broadcast the football double- header followed by good game 2 of the american league championship series and stick around for the tigers and red sox right here on channel 2. raiders visit the chiefs in kansas city tomorrow morning. kc is one of the three

sea gulls and canada gees plagued ottawa's petrie island. what to do that is effective and hum in an. >> in canada's capital city, they called in drone strikes. the founder of a company called goose busters, steve wombald buzzes the birds with remote controlled helicopters. he stayed clear so they don't get hurt. they want no part of the his swooping aircraft. >> by gently harassing or scaring them, they'll fly to another area. they'll get to an area where they are not harassed and their colleagues will follow them. >> it's working. fewer birds are coming. steve's chopper patrols nearby. >> i think it's fabulous idea to bring the kids to the beach like this and have it cleaned. no birds bothering you when you try to eat. we are not harming the birds at all. >> air patrols could happen over other waterfront parks plagued by birds if the city council proves. there's global interest in goose busters. >> we are getting calls from all over the states, and even europe. a lot of major cities have problems. hopefully we have found a resolution. >> t

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sharks with back-to-back games in montreal last night, facing ottawa today. rookie, hasn't scored in six games, puts it in. 1-0 san jose. sharks, three first-period goals. couture denied on the breakaway, sharks up 3 -- after one. added two more in the third. james shepherd, his first of the year. sharks are 10-1-1, with a 5-2 victory. this sports report bought toow by orchard supply hardware. plays of the day tonight at 11:00 and game four of the world se so yso you can happily let the grlife get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can to those who've been waiting welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage, and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> join my tonight at 9:00 on cable 13. why iconic street artist banky is call ago for a new design at the world trade center. >> a memorial for two children killed by a drunk driver ten years ago today. wh

sharks are back to canada beating montreal last night, hosting ottawa today. they went right to work. rookie, hurdle, hasn't scored in six games. eighth of the year, 1-0 san jose. sharks, three first-period goals couture, denied on the breakaway. shepherd, off the far post. his first of the year, sharks with the 6-2 victory. >> a at 6:00 are more on the niner in london and what finnish detroit. >>> still ahead, homemade derby cars hit the everyone deserves a better car. and now, during the "sign then drive" sales event, we believe you're closer to yours than ever. like the turbocharged tiguan the midsize passat or the 34 highway mpg jetta. and every new 2014 volkswagen comes with no-charge scheduled maintenance... ...all for practically just your signature. the "sign then drive" sales event is back. ...and it's never been easier to get a new volkswagen. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on any new 2014 volkswagen. hurry, this offer ends october 31st. ot neces is this flu shot necessary? it keeps you healthy during

start for the first time. 38 days against ottawa. break away, can't squeeze it in. wingels buries it. the big anchor at the big 5, they give a go and finish it off. sharks beat the senators 5-2. their second victory in less than 24 hours. that's an nhl best 10th win. everybody is playing good on the road right now. >> i still say the raiders, if you could have said they would be 4-4 if they beat philadelphia next week, i think nobody would have gone for that. >> that's what i like about you. i would have thought other people would have said i knew this. i saw this coming. >> keep it going, it's a great story. >> i have a note out to hank plant. hopefully he'll respond to your reference tonight. >> he still down loads every newscast and watches it. >> great, thank you. >>> all right, coming up tonight, federal prosecutors sue a bay area apartment complex for discrimination. >>> plus, we're digging deeper into the complaint against the castro valley nursing home that shut down without warning. the disturbing things inspectors found inside the facility, tonight. that's

he was shaken up in the second period of saturday's win over ottawa. the 19-year-old forward has seven goals in his first five national hockey league games. go hertl. on fire. so exciting to see. >> and mike called him the ninja hertl. i like it. >> ninja hertl. there is a book yertle the turtle. on the maps we see no problems as far as the sensors. that streak through the middle of the screen is south 880, there is construction around that interchange with 280. that's about it for the morning. no incidents reported. we have some, quote, boulders. this is around big moody curve. sound likes there are rocks in lanes. that happens from time to time. no lanes are closed but there is activity and slowing so we'll track that as well. looking at speed through the tri-valley. typical drive for 580 and 680. slowing for 84 that might be the first person traffic as some hit that signal there. we'll watch that. a look at the peninsula we see an easy flow for 101 as traveling north of the headlights through palo alto no. delays, similar to this on 280 up the penin

gridiron to the ice, the sharks are back in san jose taking today off to rest after a victory over the ottawa senators yesterday. backup goalie alex staylock blocked 38 shots in his first career nhl start. back in 2011 his career was in jeopardy when a nerve in his leg was severed by a player's skate. they take on the kings wednesday night. >> baseball, world series, things are knotted up at two games apiece. jonny gomes gave the red sox a boost they needed, blasting a three-run homer in the sixth inning. that calls for beard tugging. that's what's happening there. cardinals looking for late night inning magic. but the red sox win it 4-2. game five tonight in st. louis at 5:00. got your sports covered there. >> turning out to be a great series. >> no beards to pull here. >> boys will be boys. >> i can't grow a beard. a mean hair right there. it's not pretty. looking to the peninsula. the wind overnight blowing a lot of debris around the bay. we've shown a montage of video. right now the peninsula freeways are moving smoothly and we'll show you the maps. the entire bay area is still an early s

this morning it is drawing  moisture in a head of the cold front from ottawa, ontario, into buffalopassing pittsburgh. feeding off the atlantic, so for us, some appreciable rains finally will be falling after weeks of scant precipitation, if you will. get ready for the rain to move in later this morning. showers into dc, but the heavier stuff west of town. we'll have the heaviest of the weather, coming through. by 5:00, if this works out again this is a computer model. if it works out the drive home will be dry, the drive in will be dry, and we'll just have the rain in the middle of the day. tonight skies start out with clouds, and then clears some, especially north and west of town. in the 50s and even 40s by tomorrow morning. i want to tell you there is a slight risk of severe weather, main threat is damaging wind gusts through philly and new york as well. the wind gusts are going to be the bigger problem. as far as how much rain we'll see, anywhere from a half to an inch and a half of rain looks to be a good bet. our forecast a wet one, yellow alert. 60s by the drive home. tonigh

to the ice and the sharks with back to back games in canada beating montreal last night and facing ottawacored in six games. an 8th of the year. sharks with three first period goals. he has his back and 3-1 sharks. he stopped 38 of 40 shots. he picks up his second win and they are 10-1-1 with a 5-2 victory. the chase for the cup today and the goodie headachel a rough day for jimmie johnson. he takes off his rear bumper and then watch as jeff gordon wins his first race of the year. afterwards during the potion game interview, check it out. biffle grabs him from behind. they would have to be separated. johnson tied with the cup lead with three races remaining. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino and big wins for the 9ers and the raiders as they get to the halfway mark. the 49ers have a bye after seven days in london. seemed like a vacation, but it was a business trip. >> i'm ama date for leigh glaser and paul shumann, join us tomorrow morning at 4:30 a.m. we are leaving you with a live look from the bay bridge. have a great ni will one day be affected by some kind

to the ice and the sharks with back to back games in canada beating montreal last night and facing ottawascored in six games. an 8th of the year. sharks with three first period goals. he has his back and 3-1 sharks. he stopped 38 of 40 shots. he picks up his second win and they are 10-1-1 with a 5-2 victory. the chase for the cup today and the goodie headachel a rough day for jimmie johnson. he takes off his rear bumper and then watch as jeff gordon wins his first race of the year. afterwards during the potion game interview, check it out. biffle grabs him from behind. they would have to be separated. johnson tied with the cup lead with three races remaining. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino and big wins for the 9ers and the raiders as they get to the halfway mark. the 49ers have a bye after seven days in london. seemed like a vacation, but it was a business trip. >> i'm ama date for leigh glaser and paul shumann, join us tomorrow morning at 4:30 a.m. we are leaving you with a live look from the bay bridge. have a great ni tessa. i'm home. tess. tess, you here

. >>> alex blaylock made his first nhl start in ottawa. justin bronx set up 1 of 5 goals.at the senators 5-2. the sharks have the most point in the nhl as they collected their 10th win of the season. that's it, everybody. i'm dennis dow value. don't forget, another world series game tonight. have a great day. >>> go back to london for play of the day. it's halftime with the 9ers beating the jaguars. . do you see something wrong with the flag wavers? look closely. they're out of order. the r and the second a are in each other's places. can you tell? the flags spell -- >> another thing gone wrong for the jags. still have not won a game this season. >> what's weird. that is where the jaguar, not the animal, but the car originated, was in england. incredible. >>> still ahead on kpix, new allegations against the -- accusing the u.s. of snooping on spain. the white house is reviewing surveillance of its al please. >> plus people bedridden. they have no way to fend for themselves. >> spoiled food, droppings some of the complaints of a home accused of abandoning its patients. >>>

second period, ottawa, 2-1. sharks tie it on a power play. fourth of the year. 2-2.point-blank range. sharks win 3-2. they improve to a perfect 5-0. baseball, game one in alca. anibal sanchez, six innings of no-hit ball. struck out twelve. stephen drew with the bases packed in the sixth. one run would be enough for detroit. five pitchers combine on the one-hit shutout. cardinals, and dodgers, fifth inning. sac fly by st. louis the difference. top of sixth, that's ricky striking out juan uribe. the bases loaded. 1-0 cards. they take the 2-0 lead. raiders in kansas city. 49ers host arizona later today. full recaps at five, six, nine and eleven. with a look at morning sports, i'm collin resch. have a great day, everyone! >> we've been talking about how dry it is and windy, and i was remembering it was october, '91 when they had that horrible oakland hills fire. we do have to be mindful of that. >> the relative humidity will be dropping. the winds will kick up. it starts later on today, the offshore flow. but the gusty winds come into play tomorrow night. the offshore fl

. >>> alex may lock made his first start for the sharks in ottawa. won of 5 san jose goals.they beat the senators 5-2. the sharks have the most points in the nhl as they collected their 10th win of the season. that's it, everybody. don't forget, know frank won't, another world series game tonight. have a great day. >>> don't look like a frank. >> go back to london for play of the day. look closely. they are out of order. the r and the second a are in each other's places. so the flags fell. >> dagurez. >> maybe should try that. >> that is play of the d-a-y. >> they got some coverage. >>> the justice department is responding to complaints. says rainwater is considered a pollutant. the runoff from the car crashes -- car crashes are over grassy areas as long as no soapy water goes into storm drains. >>> the price of milk might be costing more. members of the house, senate will be debating renewal of the farm bill. the food stamp program a sensitive issue with election year politics around the corner. if the bill does not pass, expect the cost of dairy, milk products to increase.

ottawa up there in the 20s with teens now in international falls and great falls, montana.toward the rockies and the warmth is lifting up. the storm system is spinning out of the central rockies. this will take the 70s and move them toward our direction as we get into the afternoon here starting tomorrow even could get to 70 with enough sun. here's the storm, a big one spinning across nevada and utah with rain and mountain snows. this is snow from montana into the northern dakotas. then all of that warmth down south as i said will be pushed off toward the east and the northeast as we go through the next few days. so today a pretty quiet day. not perfectly blue. we'll have clouds streaming in from time to time. even though the future cast looks clear, i do believe there will be some high level clouds muddying up the sunshine a bit. the army flow is going to bring in some low level moisture along with the higher clouds. now we could have even some patchy fog by tomorrow morning. these showers out in the ohio valley will have a tough time moving east, actually kind of moving s

second period, ottawa, 2-1. sharks tie it on a power play. patrick marleau, the back end. thornton. the pass. brent burns. from the point or actually point-blank range. sharks win 3-2. they improve to a perfect 5-0. baseball, game one in alcs. anibal sanchez, six innings of no-hit ball. struck out twelve. stephen drew with the bases packed in the sixth. one run would be enough for detroit. five pitchers combine on the one-hit shutout. cardinals, and dodgers, fifth inning. sac fly by st. louis the difference. top of sixth, that's ricky striking out juan uribe. the bases loaded. 1-0 cards. they take the 2-0 lead. raiders in kansas city. 49ers host arizona later today. full recaps at five, six, nine and eleven. with a look at morning sports, i'm collin resch. have a great day, everyone! >> up next, street skaters and bmx bikers dazzle the crowds in san francisco with street-style finals set for today. we will tell you how families can be a part of the due t to those who've been waiting welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage, and nobody c

. >> there have been grumblings out of ottawa in the past that canada should consider using the oil sandsage in its serious trade disputes with the united states. do you think america's taking canada for granted on the oil sands? >> absolutely, and i think most people--most canadians believe that. >> and the canadians have alternatives. the chinese, for example, are just dying to get a piece of the sandbox. >> i've been contacted personally by chinese delegates that want to get into the plant sites here and want to see and want to invest. >> what do you think about the chinese interest in the oil sands up in alberta? >> i first thought they were tire kickers, but i think they're serious buyers. [horn honks] >> and the millions of chinese who've moved from their bicycles to traffic jams are driving up the demand for oil. it's virtually insatiable, and the canadians want to step up production quickly. what's holding them back is labor, the shortage of it. >> we need another 100,000 people here in fort mcmurray. >> that's why one oil company has built a runway to fly workers daily from civil

sharks go on to beat ottawa 3-2, and they improve to 5-0 on the season. >>> still ahead on "today inerston takes us through the government shutdown and debt default, is it still a few days away, is it going to happen, can it be avoided? we'll talk with him next. [ laughter ] he loves me. he loves me not. he loves me. he loves me not. ♪ he loves me! that's right. [ mom ] warm and flaky in 15, everyone loves pillsbury grands! [ girl ] make dinner pop! so i should probably get the last roll... yeah but i practiced my bassoon. [ mom ] and i listened. [ brother ] i can do this. [ imitates robot ] everyone deserves ooey, gooey, pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >> the government shutdown continues into its 13th day, and now we're just a few days away from a possible debt default. nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston now joins us. this default is to happen on thursday if we can't reach a deal, and i think a lot of folks, even lawmakers, ever lar it's not a big deal. but all the for example on the business side are like it is a bi

with that the sharks bank their fifth straight win to open the season, 3-2 over the ottawa senators.at the sharks on the road tuesday to take on the blues. >> and stanford took it down to the wire before losing to utah 27-21. the 5th ranked cardinal was kept off balance all day by utahs defense. stanford quarterback kevin hogan marched the cardinal down to the six yard line with a minute remaining. he threw an incomplete pass on third down. and then overthrew the reciever on fourth down giving utah the victory. this marked the first time in school history the utes have knocked off a top five ranked school at home. >> cal's just couldn't keep up with 11th ranked u-c-l-a at the rose bowl. the bruins beat cal 37-10 u-c-l-a's quarterback brett hundley passed for a career-high 410 yards and three touchdowns. hundley picked apart the bears' injury-depleted defense. while cal's quarterback jared goff passed for 215 yards. the bears will host oregon state next saturday at 7:30 p-m.------- coming up the latest on contract negotiations. in this day 13 of the government shut down. we will explain

sharks have won every game this season and they are hoping to remain undefeated against ottawa.oday, one lucky viewer will win two tickets to see cher. cher is bringing her dressed to kill tour to san jose and tickets are good for july 2nd of next year. to enter, just go to our website, ktvu.com, before midnight tonight and enter the secret word. there it is on the screen, "believe." mike's about to start singing any second now. >> not quite. [ laughter ]. >> i believe i will not. i will not sing right now. >>> giving back through art, how a local artist is using this mural you're about to see, there it is, to help give a bay area homeless man off the streets. >> after falling into the 30s and 40s for some of us, temperatures are rebounding. i'll have a look at what you can expect for your saturday and a warmup in the extended forecast, coming up. we all have our little tricks. mom swaps one of my snacks for a yoplait. i don't mind, i mean it's orange crème. and when mom said bobby was too edgy... 'sup girl. i just swapped him out for tyler. 'sup girl. mom never questioned bobby

china said top three fuel blending countries that of one those three you find almost one-half of the ottawag capacity almost half of the world's cars are made within the borders of those three countries. and which you are engaged in the coordinated approach of those automakers with another 4 million cars per year but this gives one etf leverage to dictate what type of cars would be driven a around the world. . . >> especially the cost and the changes in infrastructure associated with us. it will be very low hanging fruit to open the door to a fuel that offers so many economic environmental and strategic benefits. i would just add that and in china, the drive for methanol fuel adoption was actually mostly environmental. there are a few that visited major cities in china. the chinese are increasingly aware of the problem and they would like to see cleaner, blue skies for a change. and we want to adopt cleaner burning fuels and methanol is one of them. i think it is a unique opportunity to bring them together in a considered effort and that is one of our primary conditions in

the study's author tracy vaillancourt is from the university of ottawa. and john tierney.does that mean? >> we exclude people from the peer group. we give the silent treatment. the customary, i won't speak to you for three weeks then you have to figure out why i'm mad at you. >> or what's wrong? nothing. >> nothing. the appearance suggest that it's promiscuous. >> do men do this? >> they do this but we do it indirectly. will men do it against others a lot of times, it's direct. it's verbal. i didn't like what you did. with us we don't say it so directly. >> so how did you do this study? there's one study that we did where we had women come to the lab, and they thought they were going to be talking about how women deal with friendship. and in fact we had a sexy confederate interrupt their conversation. so somebody who was dressed in a sexual provocative outfit. we secretly videoed taped and audiotaped their reaction to this individual. almost everybody except for two were indirectly against her. >> why did you think it was important to do this study? >> most of what we know

daniel lack, al jazeera, ottawa. >> the film, "gravity" is third week as number 1 with $30 million.george clooney and sandra bullock but despite claims it's not all purification lime in the film, space debris racing through space can be atstrophic. ceo and founder of launch space, inc., is in washington, d.c. this morning. thank you so much for joining us. let's talk about that clip i just showed. how far fetched is this movie? >> not the special et cetera were well done and the scenario where you see people tumbling and flying out of control is very accurate. i think the movie is probably a precursor of our possible future in space in terms of human space flight because the threat of debris is present, but it's not as great as the movie depicts. >> okay. so not that farfetched at all. tell us about any significant collisions that is have happened in space >> we tri to predict them. the one that stands up most is one that happened about three years ago when a radium spacecraft and a kozmos spacecraft collided in space and the event caused significant increase in debris. roughly seve

two weeks ago, i drove from here in washington all the way to ottawa, canada, and i saw a price scenario at least with oil, and, like, in the united states right close to the border, it was 3.60, and just after you crossed the border, it goes 6.50, 6.70, and now the canadian and u.s. dollar are almost equal so now -- >> is that a price per liter difference or gallon? >> gallon. they just estimated it, the liter price is different. >> wow. >> they use the same conversion for the u.s. gallon. >> i see, okay. >> that's what they told me. that's what it is. so, given that, so, i started using canadian oil as long as i could, and when i crossed into the u.s., i bought a tank full, you know? [laughter] >> go to new jersey. >> if canada is an experiment, obviously, the politicians there have the guts to put the tax -- they repeat everybody, my friends, whoever i talk to, the gas station, we have a high tax, and that's why it's so high, and if that's the case, something happens to the grass -- u.s. is a big consumer, what will it do to the oecd numbers there, and will that bring the biggest cons

two weeks ago i drove from here in washington all the way to ottawa canada. we at the same time -- in the united states, right close to the border it's 360 -- $3.60, $3.70. after you cross the border because $6.50, $6.70. the canadian and u.s. dollars are almost equal. so nasty is that price per gallon? >> price per gallon. they just estimated for me, a little bit different. they use the same conversion for the u.s. gallon and a leader is what they told me that's what he does. so given that, i started coming in from using the canadian oil as long as they could and then when i crossed the i bought a whole thankful, you know? >> is like the equivalent of going through new jersey. >> my question is, if canada is an experiment and the politicians there have the guts to put all that tax -- they keep repeating everybody, my friends and i talked to at the gas station, we have a high tax. that's why it's so high. if that is the case, something is happening to those graphs you put together. u.s. is a big consumer. what will it do to the oecd numbers there? and will th