in ottawa, ill. trades program and i have too much time on my hands but it -- would is a beautiful thing and it made me proud to see 150 kids up there protesting the closing of their trade school program, their basic building trades. they fired a popular teacher, dave keely. the kids came to his rescue. this sort of things happens all the time across the country for various things but i have never seen kids protest the closing of a shop class. my whole thing since 2008 has been to try to shine a light on the fact that if we don't get it back into schools we will have a fundamental disconnect with respect to our ability to make things in this country. when i saw these kids getting suspended and being forbidden from going to their prom for basically taking a stand for work i thought somebody ought to have their backs so i did a quick video and threw it out on line and the million people have seen it and we are talking about it again. stuart: last time you were here i got the notion you were anti colleg

i have talked about it here, in ottawa, actually in most parts of the world. the reason i've talked so much about land mines is that like boob by traps, they're indiscriminate. they're triggered by who ever -y whoever comes in contact with them. 161 nations, including most of our allies and friends, certainly those in nato, have signed a treaty banning them. 161 nations have had the courage to sign a treaty banning use of land mines. unfortunately, the united states is conspicuously not among the countries that have had the courage to do that. in 1994, 20 years ago, in a speech to the u.n. general assembly, president bill clinton called for the elimination of antipersonnel land mines. two years later, in 1996, president clinton said this: "today em i'm launching an international effort to ban antipersonnel land mines." and he went on, president clinton did, to announce the u.s. plan to develop alternatives to land mines, with the goal that the u.s. would end its use of antipersonnel land mines by 2006. we had a meeting in ottawa where nations came together and

protests happened around the world including outside the russian diplomatic offices in toronto and ottawa. in minute, david gregory joining us to talk about how the u.s. could respond to the crisis in ukraine. today david talks to secretary of state john kerry and marco rubio about what happened since russia has intervened. >>> from potholes in the street to cracks on bridges, the new price tag to fix the problems and improve the safety of your commute. >>> the honoring of african-americans this is still a work in progress. >>> the biggest story now on nbcwashington.com is the weather. >>> this winter has been a tough one especially on the roads. when you combine the snowy season with years of neglect, a lot of work will need to be done to make highways and bridges safer. tom costello has more on what those might cost. >> reporter: building a new expanded interchange to handle traffic from the rapidly growing suburbs, one upgrade to bridges that's cracked, crumbled, patched up and rusted. after the bridge collapse in washington state after a tractor trailer clipped the support beam. now a

but it's part and parcel of what we've within experiencing here, a kai kaye ottawa chaotic, diso investigation on your former hat as a former official of the federal aviation administration. is this now likely the number-one lead? >> well, it's the only lead. the only credible lead. they'll have to run to ground that image. hopefully it will be better than the military paining of the radar on the west turn of that aircraft. so, yeah, sure. >> it makes it more sense. >> it does. it does nothing to explain any of that. it simply implies that have the flight path from kuala lumpur. >> michael, stand by. i want to go to richard quest with cnn. he's in new york. this image taken on sunday showing three floating objects. your thoughts. >> it's the only lead and not only that it is the most probable lead. it puts the plane where it should be roughly. it puts the plane in the south china sea, which is exactly where one would have expected the plane to be if there hadn't been this turn lg off to the left in the straits of malacca. so from the simple logistics of the argument this is far more relevant t

phones into the emerging market and we are designing some really high-end phones here in waterloo and ottawa in many different places around the world. wellect them to do especially in the enterprise space. we will come back. numbers looking at q4 for idc - what about the white house? we understand they are testing android but the president has been a longtime black every user. how much are you lobbying them to stick with a very? >> i don't lobby the white house. ourust make sure they know roadmap and understand where we are going in terms of boosting our security, productivity, profiles and the technology behind it. cannot comment on the white house testing any other devices because this is obviously their choice. i'm sure the white house will want to know everything there is to know out there come a different types of variations and i respect that but i still believe that black area is the choice -- blackberry is the choice. a couple of days ago it was announced that we one sort of vacation to run on the dod network. we are the first one to have that. i am comfortable in our positioning in

ottawa sixty seven years in a few ear is here in the past twenty four hours now it's not so much just an old attic or in upstate new york it's the way it was absolute dusty out here. fourteen counties issued a state of emergency and blizzard warnings were put in place and that at least is starting to improve as far as the weather out here for the time being because yet again another systems to move through the recent snow fall for southern ontario but a warming tray out ahead of it and then a cooling trend behind us a little roller coaster ride is rising temperatures in the senior across the northeast to go the trouble trusting york actually tron two minus seven thereby a thirsty but it warms up on friday. and then by saturday a little bit warming trend sing with new orchid and eventually calls back down so up and down also were towards the european union looking at a change in temperatures as well especially across the north i practised on eighteenth century europe is making for some beautiful weather. even these two men are trained to be dealing with thunderstorms that's going to ta

. >>> the ottawa senators came down to beat the vancouver canucks 4-2. they lost daniel sedin after he crashed into the boards. they have the goal for the senators and the first win in three games. >> we thought it was a great atmosphere. the venue was very well put together. i thought the ice held up very well. so great job for putting on a great--we're proud to be part of it. >> having won his second race in a row the american dominates the sprint cup race and led 224 of the 312 lapse on his way to the win. a crash a week ago involved in a multi car pile up again. that's all the sports we have, and robin will have more in the next hour. >> well, the world cup kicks off in brazil in just over three months. but over in rio de janeiro the party is already under way. we have reports on the atmosphere of this year's event. >> the an overload of sounds where the beats reverberate through the air and tug at the soul. the only thing competing for attention are the colors. welcome to the rio de janeiro parade. >> there the floats larger than life monstrosities.

. >> a two-year old girl from ottawa, ontario was suspended from her day care for bringing a cheese sandwichhool. the school had a strict " no outside food " policy. randy maris says that he did not know that his daughter had fool would try to looks too late. the day care defenses action same that the food policy is there to protect children and workers with food allergies. >> the damage has been done to the traffic, here's a live look towards paul st.. this is the all reference to westbound direction. there are people crossing the line so that they can get over. let's take a looked as some of the back up. the drive time is 46 minutes, it should be about 26. maybe even less than that. about 23 minutes at this time. we're looking at twice the normal drive time. there was the hot spot. the bay bridge, a game with all the traffic, it is not as badly backed up. your san mateo bridge ride, so far is problem free in the westbound direction as is the ride for the westbound 580 commute. it is now starting to back up in the cash lanes. this is right is to enter the toll plaza. you can see where the l

similar protests happened yesterday around the world including offices in toronto and ottawa. >>> we're getting new information now on that deadly terrorist attack in china. officials believe 34 were killed including four responsible for the attack. 140 others were hurt. according to current reports, 10 separatists ran into the train station and started cutting people with knives. police arrested one, but five others got away. we're trying to find out the motive. >>> meanwhile, navy rescue crews are looking a pilot after he crashed the fighter jet. officials tell us the fa-18 went down about 70 miles east of the navy's fallon base outside of reno. officials have been trying to contact the pilot, but they haven't heard response. the mountainous area is stalling rescue efforts. >>> this morning, outsmarting the internet hackers. the efforts happening as we speak to crack down on cyber attacks. >>> it's incredible cell phone vid video. how someone managed to capture this wave crashing through a window. >>> track road crews throughout the region. we tweeted out a link to follow we tweeted o

. >> without insignia, and the russian mainland is just 4 1/2 kilometers away across a stretch ottawaater. another stand off of sorts. ukrainian ships, flanked by russians, watching their ever move. the regional capitol was quiet, some volunteers security staff guard the parliament, but there's no sign of the odd man could have been here the day before. al jazeera, premier. >> well, russian president vladimir putin says he hopes that moscow doesn't have to use force to protect russians in ukraine. but putin insisted that his country has a right to do so. as he accused western nations of driving ukraine into an narkky. from moscow. the russian president scat before a select few journalists and began by taking their questions. they asked viktor yanukovych, he answered legally there is only one legitimate president, it is clearly doesn't have any power, that's understandable. i have already said this, and i want to repeat that the legitimate president in purely legal teams is of course yanukovych. >> they asked about the possibility of war in ukraine, and he answered. >> we acted legitim

. >>> finally, a student in ottawa has been suspended for three days for smuggling contraband into schools reasonable, right? it was a sandwich, and the culprit is a 2-year-old girl. faith murray's dad tells canadian media the toddler must have picked up the cheese sandwich and put it in her pocket at home. the school has a strict policy against bringing in outside food, so faith was immediately suspended for three days. school officials say there are students with severe allergies and families are repeatedly reminded of the policy wrrg faith's dad said the little girl was not even given a warning and the policy is too severe, especially since the sandwich was in a zip lock bag that was never opened. >> debates on climate change are often said to generate more heat than light. so what are the 15 hour talk-a-thon in which everyone agrees? chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel has the story from capitol hill tonight. >> it was an all-nighter on the senate floor to talk up a hot issue the democrats liberal base. >> climate change is real. climate change is caused by humans, and clim

. >> he is back in the cockpit of the dc-9 at the space museum in ottawa.ers are connected to the lav noir the back lavatory the plane. once they pop out they cut the flow of electricity to the lavatory motor. >> the crew responded appropriately. 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, somebody might have put a cigarette out in the trash. >> the captain sends his first officer to assess the situation. >> i look back, and you couldn't see the back of the airplane for the sort of blue hazy smoke. claude came back and said, i don't like what's going on back there. i think we better go dow

the foreign minister, handing out chocolate chip cookies to violent demonstrators in mexico city or ottawa or toronto. is sacred totier us. we even used have something called the monroe doctrine. mirror image that to how russia looks at things and how they in atrack -- tricked when position of weakness in 1990, 1991, gorbachev said, all right, all right, east germany, we will pull out our troops and you can have a united germany if that is what you really want. there.'s stop let's not get the warsaw pact countries into nato. of course that is precisely what we did. you don't have to be paranoid to be a russian and say, here's his conversation -- i would say it is very telling conversation. it goes on to say, this fellow yats yatseniuk,, he knows about economics. he knows he has got to do suicide politically because he has to cut back on things, no more food stamps equivalent, and the kind of thing, so they can meet the conditions of the imf and western europe. it is not so hazy. it is a choice between the ec and western europe and the western ukraine and the soviet union. and in this case,

similar protests happened including toronto and ottawa. >>> on the run after a terrorist attack aftertormed into the station slashing people with nooifs. 29 were killed and 140 were hurt. police killed four attackers and arrest add one. the attack is blamed on the separatist forces. >>> a navy jet crashed during a training mission. the jet went down 70 miles east of the base in nevada yesterday around 3:00. navy crews have though the been able to make radio contact with the pilot. his condition is not known at the time. the mountain area makes it difficult for rescue teams to get in there. >>> at any moment, a massive mud slide could happen in california. right now residents are bracing for the worst as heavy amounts of rain flooded roads and stranded thousands that ignored thorders. we have more on what california is doing to stay safe. >> reporter: rescue crews scoured the river saturday non stop with reports of people caught off guard in the potentially deadly current. the third wave of this massive system of storms the length of the entire golden state moving in overnight bringing

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a minor accident on the shoulder and the salt away from ottawa north bound.f your screen is the troubled they would lose off ramp. even with this delayed so the drive time is still much better than usual. 21 minutes north bound to through the capitol expressway to the montague expressway. these original rosies are kron4's haazig madyun long joining us from sacramento attending a state defendant session 3 he joins us on the phone with the latest. >>: good morning. >>: i am her the chamber. kind of quiet right now. and about 20 minutes or so the action will take place. senator yee's colleagues will make up the resolution to have him suspended and basically it's because they've had it. they want him to step aside and deal with his problems away from the senate. we will see how it turns out when it takes a vote. >>: >>: they're also calling for him to step down. he does have many friends here on capitol hill. >>: other news we're following the british government has ordered a rainbow flags and to fly over the building. they're being raised ahead a lot of same-sex

everything got to be torn up culverts go about ottawa but even with the best of the word debt to korea just to get us into it was sufficient. to put a political will to. the numbers are. you to push brush to. try to stop what if you could read you the truth doesn't your political problems of voting to promote a flick but a lot of the boston is about a. nationalist also to. see what a true. besides true least one has been to least the least the. stick ever seen. so there are these sixteen freeze they planned for sixteen last blind. i'm trying to imagine what it would be like to come to work and to come into your news room. and then all the sudden you become a target so it. crosses the line between an information war a media war and a real war. and of course it's. unfathomable to. think. he's around i've said it all coming into this building after fifteen years and he was living through it again he was living through every moment of finding those bodies so. i've seen what he saw like it was. like there was happening again . after crimea how has the world changed with the advent of this m

although now attitude to me trade ottawa's you know that name to me does that mean anything to you. know ok well then then then you're not following the story very closely here johan does dmitri mean something to you johan in moscow well he is he's one of the most dangerous elements in this fascist clique that has seized power in the in kiev and it's an illegal it's an unconstitutional formation that the us is supporting over time that's something i don't understand and i also don't understand why the crimea is permission from president obama to vote for the future well that's what i cannot understand either. ok william william well they did to you that you've written right we're going to william now in washington i mean you've written a lot of books on american foreign policy does the united states have a problem sitting around with fascists. who will in the past few years they've been supporting al-qaeda linked terrorists and syria so this is this any worse it's it may be an improvement have gone from allocated to two naziism and that's that may be a sign of improvement and washin

now a while ago market monetarist nick row who is an economics professor at carleton university in ottawa canada wrote important post about level past targeting for the people of the concrete steps i want to ask you who are the people of the concrete steps and what relevance do they have to the idea of targeting nominal g.d.p. . ok the term concrete steps is sort of half jokingly referring to people who always look at monetary policy from the perspective of what the fed is doing right now like what concrete steps is it taking today is it doing q.e. is it cutting interest rates and what market my interest like nick grow and i believe is that what really matters more is the way the fed sets the expectations for future policy down the road and this expectations management is often seems a little bit fuzzy to most people because it's not as concrete as an interest rate cut or q.e. but it actually has more effect in the long run in the fed has started moving in this direction with forward guidance so they're trying to sort of guide people's expectations about future monetary policy and level t