ottawa's zach smith comes out of the box. a minute later chris neil hits smith in stride, beats holepy for the game winner and the caps lose their fourth straight. when you are winning it's never as good as you think and when you are losing it's never as bad as you think. for the redskins it must feel like it's caving in. everything is analyzed and overanalyzed like this. media outlets have countdown how few times they have picked up robert griffin the third off the ground. some believe this means there is tension there. roberts said get out of there. >> first of all, me and my offensive linemen are fine. there is no problems there. >> to be honest i don't even know what you are talking about. whatever is discussed is not a thing. >> if i'm around i'm going to help him. if i'm 20 yards away blocking somebody i probably won't help him. >> it's not like you're stepping over him. >> sounds like a silly story to me. >> when you are losing this is what happens, people just spend their time wasting it on dumb details. >> last thing

the right answer is ottawa. >> ontario. >> reporter: yup, harvard.e globetrotters rookie thunder law smashed the longest basket world record. 109 feet. back at harvard. capital of canada. >> is it quebec? >> reporter: surely someone at harvard knows the answer. >> ottawa. >> reporter: yes. >> are you canadian? >> yes. >> reporter: finally, the hunger games sequel catching fire opens today. and just watch jennifer lawrence, with a fan at the premiere. a moment that made this grown man cry. that was the instant index. i'm nick watt. >> pictures from a high spirited week in america. but next here tonight, this was a day to remember history and who we are. and coming up, the president and the first lady, what they dreamed of getting to do after they left the white house. two things -- and m cook what you love, and save your money. joe doesn't know it yet, but he'll work his way up from busser to waiter to chef before opening a restaurant specializing in fish and game from the great northwest. he'll start investing early, he'll find some good people to he

5-4 ottawa. washington has lost four in a row. the redskins are trying to get it together.s sunday night in prime time. it is a pick them game. while that happens it is interesting to watch the dynamics the redskins -- at redskins park. rg iii, not the sole reason they are three and eight. he has gotten a lot of criticism. a lot of folks say he has earned me" ands like "rg others. he spoke about some subjects including the comments made about his dad being in the locker room with him after the loss to the 49ers. >> he meant no harm. anyone who out -- out there who , i going after my dad will protect him. that is my family. he is not overstepping any bounds. i respect that. i hope that you respect that and back off. dixon is a terp again. welcome back. he was a consensus all-american and the final four mbp and led maryland to the 2002 national championship. he good karma to put around that young maryland terrapins team. rex >> thanksgiving and hanukkah falling on the same day. it is extremely rare and our top trending story tonight. -- blackay deals friday deals and doug's f

ministers in ottawa, announced a bill banning the sharing the images of people online without consent. >> when bullying reaches the level of criminal behaviour, we need to assure laws address it. we need to make sure young victims of cyber bullying move us to action. >> hacking group "anonymous" took on psycher bullying as a clause. intervening in both cases, threatening to search out and expose bullies and extortionists. government support groups and parents say the goal is clear, making sure that some day there are no more amanda todd's. >> he was charismatic and americans loved to take pictures of president kennedy. 50 years later iconic images of j.f.k. it may be the end of an era, why it may be too late for an indian chess sensations home town. >> the chess world crowned a new king, norwegian magnus carlson. the sensation held the title since 2007, it may be the end of an era, his home-town is in the game. >> a game of chess and a cup of tea are the perfect way to start the day in this household. it's little wonder why. this husband and wife due scro is the first grand master cou

paula newton is in ottawa right now.ink he needs help and he should go get it and stun down while getting that help. why has he not resigned? >> reporter: he has not resigned because he says that he's continuing to do his job as mayor of toronto as best he can as everything is business as usual. and you have from him, saying, look, even from that terrible rant that he just heard from, he doesn't know the context of that rant. he says he can't remember it. everyone around him is right now encouraging him to at least step down for a little bit of time. and his lawyer this morning said right now the mayor is finally considering some type of counseling. i think many people even point the finger at his family as we just heard from him say, look, he's not an addict but uniteds counseling. and at the same time suggesting that he has breathalyzer instruments in his car. i think everyone is questioning whether the judgment around him was skewed and right now it's hurting the city of toronto. >> can you give us the back story on t

mini has lost only once this month, beating ottawa, 4-1. >>> what is jose canseco doing now, driving around with two goats in his car? he said he was headed to a shoot of his documentary called "fainting goats." who will win the international ice hockey federation championship? fans hope petroveitch, the giant crab knows the answer. we're not sure how petroveitch will pick winners, maybe two boxes of food, like what paul the octopus used for the world cup. >>> the packers fans made the best of the baby boy being born with a broken collarbone. they named him aaron roger, after the injured packers quarterback who has the same injury. they dropped the "s" so it sounded more like a middle name. >>> meet the man who put bon jovi back on the charts. billboard credit this celtics fan, jeremy, and his viral 2009 rendition of bon jovi's "living on a prayer." the song is number 25. it was number one in 1987. the woman getting the kiss. >>> just ahead, is this the world's perfect puppy-faced pet? we'll tell you about it when "early today" returns. >>> welcome back. here's your fun alaska fact o

. - drunk and ottawas abou it was ae two men started paying attention to me. and they started walking me in the wrong way. i fell on the stairs and they picked me up and carried up me. i thought it's not happening to my body. and at one point one of them got on top of me and started pressing himself into me. and i remember putting my hands up and saying "no i'm a virgin please stop. "and i remember walking into the house and my mom was in the kevin enankitchen and i said, is assaulted. and she didn't have a reaction. she just walked out of the house. and i don't remember how my dad came in and i had to tell him and he sat down on the couch with me and the very first thing he said was "what were you wearing"? i couldn't believe my father had that reaction. said that. every reaction that they had was like th that. the reality is, you were drunk. what did you wanwhat do you wano do? >> her parents did eventually come around. the whole question the alcohol use and personal responsibility is the whole problem on campus. joining us is lynn phillips is a lecture youe

ottawas a play or spin on preemptive strike. we want to be nobody for loving first and not hitting or juan du fuca straiting first. tha first -- it's a grassroots organization that has big results. more than 800 children have been operated on. they are partnering with a tennessee organization that brings in pee pediatric surge surgeons of in the next few days they'll see over 200 children that haver in seen a proper diagnosis. >> others are needing surgery that is not done in iraq. without the operation h he could die, but he also could die because of it. >> the children's size makes the margin offe of error tiny. you can make a little error in a 12-year-old and it doesn't bother them. you make anke error in a 7 week old you may have a dead baby of the. >> his heart foundation has operated on 6000 kids around te world. the lasting impact is to tryin' local surgeons to do what he does. faced with the responsiblity of an infantastic' infant's beatine violence in iraq doesn't scare him. >> he does a heart by pass with a tube of fo

they beat ottawa 4-3. what is jose canseco doing right now? driving around two goats in the back of his car. of course. he says on twitter he was headed to shoot a documentary called fainting goats. >> like tyson and the pigeons. >> one never knows. the packers fans made best of the boy being broken with a broken collarbone. they named help aaron roger. dropped the s so it sound more like a middle man. finally meet the man who put jo living on the prayer back on the that's the way i used to dance. fast fun song. >> thanks so much, richard. >>> an underwater volcano creates a new island off tokyo japan. the japanese coast guard caught this video of heavy smoke and steam billowing over the newly formed piece of land and it's officially certified as an island. japan's territory waters are expected to expand. that i think is so cool because you read about how land is formed. and to see it is amazing. >> that's how all the land was formed. just a rumor. >> and you would know. >> i wasn't here. today there are two stories out there. one, it's gettin

nasdaq site informative signs advising that the cup once peace is sickened by forty two against ottawa's ahead of the departure by the end of two thousand fourteen. and as of gunther was his stapler securing the country the script i didn't get the pockets thought of on board are off to the autobots reckons the side of things and events for the kidding of they need to in the u s drone strike. we like boxed on tintin and instead typing this out. ecan has hit back with the president of the newly appointed chief of the beekeeper audubon focused on what dd we think the country from neighboring of august on a spot in the varsity athletes pants to pull its peace talks that militants are to collect. a confirmed non christians who feel the showman was spent up to five different kind of bun fight as he could be but he did he go with it. i am curious to what the aircraft on volatile be able to type on to new things. security was beefed up and he started to pee. the falcons ton of time blogger. the testing done by seventy two oceans nbc in mind. you'll like it when i was old but going on though i wa

gaining independence by identifying and killing true liberation activists including journalists of ottawa's opponent to win the west pakistan army which operated in time to dance then east pakistan against the bungling nationalist movement joined the band played this liberation wall either way this to the chinese authorities to televise the series of confessions from high profile perceived defenders causing anxiety throughout the business community over a trend which lawyers say mocks the process. confessions have long been part of china's culture with lesser criminals up in admitting their wrongs on it. will he do that i willingly admit to my crime and by repentance. as journalists confesses his crime on tv before he's even been charged with a corrupt he says he accepted money to restore its which damage the reputation of the company that makes heavy machinery he even cites a confession on ctv. i read what they can dominate want to apologize to the tune used almonds critics warn the government is trying to control speech and say that the airing of confessions ahead of the trial starts chin

from gaining independence by identifying and killing liberation activists including journalists of ottawa's opponent to wean of the west pakistan army which operate to be bonded and then east pakistan against the bungling nationalist movement joined the bank against liberation war the international group that has set out to ensure the destruction of serious chemical weapons only has enough funds to maintain the mission until the end of november and is in need of more money soon to follow through with the elimination of poison gas stockpiles syria's president charles saw estimates the cost of the operation at one billion us dollars. and while experts do not believe it is likely that they still say the cost will be tens or hundreds of millions of dollars. the us has been the biggest donated to the mission getting six million dollars followed by britain canada germany the netherlands and switzerland. syria has and for the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons of the locations of thirty production facilities which contain about one thousand tonnes of chemical weapons while damasc

. >> cape dorset clings to a rocky shore line near ottawa. government official started a cooperative society to encourage the local nom adds to make art. each selection of the best works are printed and sent south for sale and shows. the theme is generational change this year. elders giving way to younger artis artists. >> i work on my imagination. i was trying to make that flying bird, but it looked like it was walking. i said it was a walking bird. i enjoyed drawing that one. >> today's sculptures carve with power tools. the work is con temporary. a statement from the cusp of change. polar bears dance, men and machinery taking on forms in stone. >> the art is modern. you see the work on a wall, it doesn't smack of art in the collective consciousness of canada. it's new, raw, troubling. other times it's joyous. >> in canada's north a hunting and gathering lifestyle gave way to settlement and supermarkets. think of art as a bridge from the past to the future and a welcome source of income and pride in a community in need of both. >> and that'

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in ottawa, they say he needs to get help. >> he needs to resign because he is an authority figure, an elect official. >> so was filner in san diego and he hung on for a while. >> you're right. it will be a taxpayer problem. >> he can save himself by pouring himself into rehab. he is not getting sued yet. are they going to look into how he bide the crack cocaine? if it happened once, it happens thune times. >> he said he was drunk when this happened. >> that doesn't help. itself he pours himself into rehab, now he has a medical problem and it would about bad for him, if not against the law to fire him from his -- in american law, but if he has a physical, medical problem, drug addicted, he could become a role model if he goes through rehab and shows the people he is truly sorry. you can't walk of the podium and say i'm a crackhead drunk and going to get back to work without get something help. >> if i admit to a serious crime, i admit to murdering someone, but the investigators now are looking into it, until they say, neil is right, he did murder someone. we admitted to something he di

spied on world leaders three years ago on canadian soil during the g-20 summit in ottawa. in a separate report, the "huffington post" sites more snowden documents, this time, tracking important website visits in hopes of gathering evidence to damage their reputation. let's bring in bob. he's a cnn national security analyst and former cia operative. bob, thank you for being with us. good to see you. before we talk snowden, i have to ask you about today's news from north korea. what do you make about newman and his apology? >> two things, first of all, technically the war is not over. they are going look at him as an enmy combatant, which is bad news. secondly, in his so-called information he was recontacting networks in north korea, which is propostrouse, really. they are not using him to set up networks in north korea. the north koreans are reaching on this. it's an irrational government. who knows what they are going to do next. >> let's turn back to snowden and the snowden documents. what is the bigger deal, that the nsa tracked the websites, web habits of suspected mili

embassy in ottawa as a command post. a spokesman for cann aidia's prime minister said he would not comment on matters related to national security. >> tonight a gun control maker is calling it quits. a state senator is resigning instead of facing a recall over her position on guns. she's the third state senator supporting gun control to step down instead of facing a recall. cliff schecter, the founder of liberatis is joining us. he was a consultant for the group mayors against illegal guns. enkoujment from the senator. >> i call it a principled move. you have two state senators go down in recall elections. you had the elections that are off year, they are off cycle. the nra pumps money to have the elections. few people somehow up, those that like to fondle their guns. for the senator to do that, knowing a democrat will come in and maintain the balance of having a one-vote majority means that the important gun-safety measures that were past will remain. >> what do you make of nra dark ticks, paying $5 for a ticket. are yo

. >> in ottawa ministers announced a bill banning the sharing of certain images on line. >> canadians demanded action, we have answered. we need to be sure laws address bullying, and that young victims of cyber bullying move us to action. >> we are "anonymous"... >> hacking group "anonymous" took on cyber bullying as a cause, intervening in the amanda todd and ria parsons case, threatening to expose the bullies. >> government support groups and parents say the goal is clear, making sure some day there are no more amanda said to. >> time for sport. >> five wickets from stuart brode gives england the advantage on the first day of the ashes test in australia, brisbane. brode was booed after refusing to walk when caught earlier in a match. he silenced critics with figures of 5/65. australia reduced to 2/258. australia batted they were 132/6. the aussies improved thanks to a partnership between brad haddin and mitchell johnson. sachin tendulkar-post era has begun. the windies chose to bat. they have bravo on 59. sachin tendulkar retired saturday in his 200th cap. >> uruguay sealed their pl

paula newton is live in ottawa, canada, and has more for you.d morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. it is a terrifying scene. people at montreal airport did confirm this happened around 5:00 eastern yesterday. it was the call of the team on board to evacuate the aircraft. with all of those flames, you don't know what could possibly happen. they were quite lucky that the incident wasn't worse. several people were treated in hospital. i'm trying to get an indication of how severe their injuries were and how many were released overnight. the transportation safety board is on the ground investigating what kind of training the crew had, in terms of who made that decision to evacuate. were they ordered by officials on the ground to evacuate? what is possibly most unsettling besides the obvious fire there is that it does seem as if the evacuation happened in quite a harried way, and that could be the way that many people incurred those injuries. can you imagine looking out your window and seeing flames down there as the flight was getting ready t

. >> that has happened ottawa twin year. one teen explains the idea behind the game.nockout is a game that a lot of teenagers play where they dare one. guys to randomly what doe choose walking down the street. >> some say it's random but others say there is more of a pattern of how offenders target their victim. >> it happens to be a jew in each and every case. they are he roo purge t referrit happened in this jewish neighborhood. it was right on this block that the 12-year-old hebrew student was attacked on november 13th. they have the hate crime task force looking into the attacks to determine if they were hate crimes. one reason some are not reporting the crimes the teens don't steal from the victims they simply walk away. >> are they going to take someone's money or cell phone? no they are going to nap you out. >> what is the point? >> for the fun of it. to run around and hit people and knock them out. >> they think it's funny. >> they think it's funny. >> they think it's amusing. >> what is a joke to some is costing others their lives. >> for more i'm joined by d

. >> my hometown of ottawa, canada, we've got this great craft brewery called beau's brewery. beer together." it's a milk stout. which is -- they use lactose sugar to make this beer. they came up with the idea, because i used to suck milk out of cow's udders on my show. >> jimmy: i do remember this. i do remember this. congratulations, another first. >> they thought we'll use milk as an ingredient, so it relates to the show. it was better than road kill stout. >> jimmy: milk stout -- we have it here. let me guess the name. tom green beer? >> it's the tom green beer. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: look at that. >> it's about branding, jimmy. >> jimmy: thank you, it's about branding. >> we were going to go with bud light, but it was already taken. >> jimmy: someone took that already? you're kidding me? we have the beer right here. is this available in the united states or only in canada? >> in the new year it's going to be available in the u.s., but it just came out in canada. it won the ontario craft brewer's award for the best new beer. yeah, ontario. and i can't wait for

. >> and my colleague, paula newtown joins me live now from ottawa. this is one of those stories where most people simply can't believe the details that they're hearing. but essentially when the mayor did that big mea culpa, was it really one? what was he apologizing more? >> the point is he was not apologizing for any kind of criminal behavior. he basically said he had to change his behavior and change his drinking pattern. that he was going to do it and do it in moderation. that belies the seriousness of the police investigation which he is still a part of. right now the police say they have no reason to lay charges against him. as for that video, they're saying, look, it can't be released because it's part of a criminal investigation. and then the mayor actually saying, look, i want the police to release the video. he said it again this morning, i want the police to release the video as soon as possible. he phenomenons somehow that this will vindicate him. what he said he was sorry for was drinking and drinking only. >> if there are no charges that

chris jones joins us now from ottawa, canada. thank you so much.matic pieces of writing material i have ever read and in places i almost teared up as i was reading this. that's how powerful you have put something together here. you build it around the pilot, colonel james swindle, whom you describe as handsome 46-year-old carpenter's son from alabama. why? >> i think writing about the kennedy assassination is a tough trick. it's been so not overcovered but so covered and so dissected, i was looking for something new. maybe a window into that world that gave it a more human scale again and james is one of those small characters from that day i thought people should get to know. >> you say he sat there on the tarmac with his roast beef sandwich as the president's valet, another character you introduce, and you have this scene and lays out a carefully pressed shirt, polished pair of shoes, a light-weight blue suit for the next stop, austin, a stop that would never take place. >> those moments of realization for me are some of the most dramatic parts o

but even the premiere of ottawa, like their governor is opening the door.y have to step in. >> when you talk to people with this, there isn't a mechanism to get rid of him. >> there is not. i talked to the guy who had the losing campaign who is a big time political consultant. his name is jamie. he had this to say. it blew me away when we talked about, how do you get this guy out of here? >> there is no mechanism to get rid of him. the only way he can be removed from office is if he is convicted of an offense and incarcerated. >> oh, really. >> both. he can be convicted and still stay in office. >> unless he is incarcerated. >> you are some generous folks up there. >> so if he appeals, he could run again. but it looks like he's not. maybe the best idea came from mary margaret mcmahan, a cowboyor there who. he needs to duct tape himself. >> that might be the best thing when thing like that come out of your mouth. >> of course, you went to toronto to talk to people to find out the truth on this story. >>> still to come, why the ivory trade might be a threat t

. >> there have been grumblings out of ottawa in the past that canada should consider using the oil sandsge 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 civili

paula newton is covering the story from ottawa.e these comments, appearing on a radio station in toronto. how does he explain the video, first of all? >> well, believe it or not, suzanne, he's come a long way since basically claim there was no video. that's what his staff told me months ago. he said there was a video, but he was not smoking drugs on it he said he won't say that, because the video is part of a criminal investigation. i have to tell you, suzanne, it made international headlines, i was in europe over the weekend on assignment. it was front-page news there. people cannot believe that a mayor under criminal investigation in this way is still in office and is hanging on to his job. i want to you listen to a mild mea culpa that mayor ford made yesterday. >> i'm not -- perfect. i have made mistakes. i have made mistakes and all i can do right now is apologize. i'm not going to sit here and say, i'm never going to drink again. that's not realistic. everything in moderation, rob. >> everything in moderation. >> you know, suz

opposition force in the ottawa the politically. rwanda has not agreed on and that is partly because the very top leaders are trapped accused of the one to remain. but there are of being in the genocide but there are cards that way. hundreds and thousands hundreds of march two thousand to hear about your fighters were going back to rwanda to go to a un world bank program. they are re integrated into life in rwanda. they are if they start to the genocide crimes in rwanda are held to account which means that those who really really have that appear are less likely to go home side and the commander of rwanda's to them. a year double what the commander of the spl are tearing some of the most open carry. so it's not right that the rwanda that they won't have to go in the us consumes things i do dream of fluke or a that to rwanda in fact probably has a stronger hand right now than it did to a few months back. yes that's the case that we saw actually improve the climate is dry announce like this moment not support me and casey and i guess

in my high school in ottawa, canada, there was the assembly room where we met a lot there was one of -- maurice's paintings enlarged and reproduced and i looked at it almost everyday in my high school years and gradually i became more interested in -- he i think is undercelebrated and it wasn't my aim but it would be nice if he were rediscovered a little bit, i think. he was a very, very good painter. the french thought in the turn of the century and up until 1920 the french thought he was one of two of the greatest north american painters and, of course north american-- a yadian and american-- crowded paris at the time. the center of modern painting. >> brown: so you have to changing world after world war i you have to world of art. these things -- you as the novelist but also i'm thinking of you as the news man i know for many years, you're using some -- you're grounded in some historical fact. and then what happens? >> well, what happens is i think one of the lessons we learn in life-- and it's an old lesson, but each of us has to learn it individually-- and that is that in human

and then when i was quite young, about 11, we moved to ottawa because the cbc head office moved there, and so i grew up in a--a little anglo community in rural western quebec, which was very exciting--the inexorable pull west. frederick jackson turner would have approved of the environment in which i grew up. so i have this rather mix--born of urban parents of anglo-scottish stock growing up in french canada, sadly not learning french as a child but having a rural upbringing. c-span: did you stay canadian? have you still... >> guest: i'm still canadian, yes. c-span: and why--why then immerse yourself in america like this--or the united states? >> guest: well, i came to america in 1964 as a--as a reporter determined to go and see the rest of the world. i got offered a job by abc. i was so intimidated by the notion of coming to new york the first time that i said no. and i woke up about six months later in a cold sweat and said, 'oh, god, what have i done?' and i wrote them and said, 'could i change my mind?' but i wanted to see the rest of the world, which was a very distinctly young c

[laughter] >> ottawa! be. stuart: very good. hold on a second. i want to explain why i asked. -- arguably a prestigious college -- they don't know. listen to their responses when they were asked that question. >> um, this is really bad. that's really bad that i don't know. is it toronto? >> i haven't -- i don't know. i'm sorry. i'm sorry, canada. >> ontario. >> ontario. >> oh, my god, vancouver? stuart suiter so -- [laughter] what do you make of that? >> i'm going to cut them some slack, stuart. i mean, they're probably very fluent in -- it's harvard, so probably very fluent in black lesbian feminist studies on the campus but, you know, when we're talking about territories and geographies and cities, it escapes them. stuart: you're getting very edgy there, young man. [laughter] >> hey. weren't we just talking about snap chat and sexting? stuart: i changed the subject on you quite well, i thought. [laughter] jason ma pa terra, come again soon. >> thank you. stuart: a new poll from gallup finds 56% do not think it is the government's job to provide health care. that number up fr

does either but i do know that mayor ford remains the mayor and i do know cnn's paula newton is in ottawan this story. good morning, paula. >> reporter: and good morning, carol. i mean the problem here is that in terms of context, we don't really know exactly when that was shot. it was several months ago. the mayor himself does not know the context, at least if he does and if he remembers it, he's not saying but carol i want you to hear him say in way of explanation but actually more of an apology. let's hear from the mayor reaction moments after that video was released. >> i hope none of you have ever or will ever be in that state, and that's all i can say. >> reporter: can you tell us what it was about? can you give us some context, mayor? >> obviously i was extremely, extremely inebriated. >> reporter: carol this is from the man who a couple days ago confessed he smoked crack cocaine he had nothing more to hide. many including his family were skeptical that was true. his mother and sister very rarely speaking out and saying that they want their brother to do many things, but step down

events of new york and here in washington, 100,000 people gathered together on the parliament and ottawafor an actual date of mourning. those canadians came together not just to honor the thousands of victims have lost their lives, but also to display their solidarity with their friends and neighbors in the wake of such loss. this was only the beginning of the support to the u.s. in the wake of 9/11. once the crisis of september 11 had been dealt with to the best of our shared abilities, we turned our attention to the terrorist network that have inspired and orchestrated the attacks into the regime that gave the terrorist network the sanctuary. as the international community quickly rallied behind the united states in condemning both al qaeda and afghanistan taliban government, canada took a leading role in responding to and had boots on the ground as early as december of 2,001. for 2,006 to 2010 can our efforts in afghanistan brought us to the volatile kandahar province. beginning in 2008, the u.s. backed us up with reinforcement and these were u.s. soldiers places under canadian comman

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