>> no. >> then we're fine. >> things were getting heated in ottawa.uckily, i had america to back me up. right now 51% of americans oppose letting any syrian refugees into the u.s just like we had the guts to say no to jewish refugee children, hungarian slaiing mass murders and the vietnamese. >> i see it like a high school party. i have a handful of your friends, the party is going great and then you hear the brown high school has some people coming over. you better lock the door before they shall lock the doors. >> as soon as you lock doors you are narrowing your circle, and it gets smaller and smaller until it is finally just yourself and your buddy and you have no one to party withness. >> i don't think you no he what an upper deck certificate. >> it's when someone goes number two. >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah, it's not pretty. >> yeah. >> it's just-- you know, i think maybe we have better faith in the people we invite over. >> faith? you're talking about the greatest canadian terrorist threat since september 11th 2-rbgs 001, the day nickelback unleashed

the man who had appointed reid and gave him orders resided in ottawa -- federal member of parliament h h.h. stevens. this clip from ali kazimi's documentary, "continuous journey," we begin with an actor recreating h.h. stevens views on hindus. >> hh stevens. a hindu never did one solitary thing for humanity in the past 2000 years, and will probably not in the next 202000. >> hh stevens was a strong opponent of asian immigration. of course, his voters supported his position. >> it was absolutely a part of the nationbuilding project for canada both to say these are people who can become canadians, these are people who cannot. say, andd of that, to we have the power to exercise that. amy: i want to go to another clip from the documentary "continuous journey." , here we learn how canada discriminated against particular immigrants depending on their alleged desirabibility. >> building in vancouver since the early days when shiploads of indian immigrants started arriving. the authorities did everything they could to discourage them from settling in canada. >> it was clear that politicians

.>> information from the ottawa have to dictate how much funding the system receives from the state in the future. right now state funding is on an upward trend to make up for a cut that during the recession. the audit is expected to take about year. >>> state fire officials are warning of a massive tree die off that will leave the landscape forever change. there are currently 29 million dead trees throughout the state. the problem began with the drought. now, many of the trees are saying and infestation of a bark beetle. fire officials expect at least 140,000 more trees that are alive right now to be dead by the end of this year. >>> san francisco styrofoam ban is picking up more support. the examiner were sports dose examiner reports several key commissions are backing the proposal. supporters hope the measure will help the city reach the goal of sending zero waste in landfills by the end of 2020. >>> coming up, it has become the largest auto recall in us history. now another 12 million arabic does airbags are being pulled. >>> in new report out today renewing concern over the use of

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the ottawa convention isn't solving the land mine problem. it's simply disarming the good guys. in this environment, we need weapons that protects, camps, bases from attacks and today one of those weapons is the a.p.l. unless we have an alternative to a.p.l.'s that's equal to or better than a.p.l.'s in keeping our troops safe we dare not get rid of the stockpile of our a.p.l.'s. the safety of our sons and daughters in uniform is of utmost importance. i want to thank the chairman for working with my office on this issue. i urge adoption of this amendment and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from pennsylvania reserves the balance of his time. does any rise to claim time in opposition? mr. smith: i rise in opposition and i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. smith: i owes this amendment because it restricts the department of defense from taking actions -- i oppose this amendment because it restricts the department of defense from taking actions, prohibiting their ability to get rid of the land mines that the

had to interview a real refugee family so i bought a (bleep) of life insurance and headed back to ottawaan speak english. oh, okay. hello. >> hello. okay. thank you. >> their apartments seem normal, almost demand, but there was no telling what these foreigners were up to back in their homeland. >> my profession is a dental technician. >> a ha! everybody hates going to the dentist! >> i studied edge lish literature. >> wow. my favorite book is king lear. >> i haven't even read king lear. >> yeah, and i have. ou're making me feel very stupid. whatever, shakespeare isn't even real english. what if he likes a book. doesn't mean she's magically loyal to canada. >> canada is my dream come true. the difference is the safety we feel here. >> safety? yes, safety. oh, yeah, safety. i guess when you see refugees on tv, they're always running away from danger. but it's too risky. if even one refugee goes bad, it could cost canadian lives. >> so we're going to decide not to help 49,999 people because one person went bad. >> yep. that's the american way. >> that's not how we look at it. we wouldn't bl

how many people here have read the ottawa parliamentary protocol? very few. and this is, i'll say that there were more who did not put up their hands. but one of the problem is that some of these things are not sufficiently known, appreciated and acted upon. the ottawa parliamentary protocol contains within it the definition of the metrics of the new anti-semitism, also contains the blueprint for action by governments, by parliaments, by civil society and the like. which leads me to a fifth initiative, intended to share with you a unanimous resolution that was adopted by the canadian parliament invoke in the ottawa protocol in that context as well. i do have to say that unanimous resolutions are not that easy to get adopted. if just one person from any of the political parties in our parliament when the speaker of the parliament puts the question to them and says does anyone object? if one person and department says no, you can't adopt the resolution. so the resolution was adopted by all members from all parties. and i will just summarize the resolution very

a fourth thing is we need to ffirm and implement the ottawa protocol. how many people have read the protocol? very few. and this is -- i'll say there are more that didn't put up their hands. but one of the problems is that some of these things are not sufficiently known, appreciated and act upon. this contains within

individual families the news cities in california what the inclusive program requires that 10 or ottawa more units to certain blow income levels or contribute to the fund that supports the blow market rate unit almost 25 thousand have been supported by city funds and more than 6 nous thousand of the unit were built between 2000 and 2012 what you can't afford a million will home you're not alone in response san francisco mayor ed lee has set a goal of creating thirty thousand now e-mails homes by the year 2020 most will be in outreach of the san franciscan with federal and state funds drying up the san francisco ethics commission is, taking an iv i of actually roll is providing housing across all levels we're working diligently for everyone to live here and mr. chair protect the housing semiand strengthen goals against evictions we're commented for housing needs for all san franciscans to learn more visit highway to the meeti ethics commission for may 23, 2016. i will call the roll. commissioner hayon, here. commissioner andrews, here. commissioner keane, here. commissioner chiu, here. a

it will be displayed at the museum in ottawa. that's yes, impressive, right? >>> is the weather going to be cool? >> reporter: actually it's going to be cool. let's get you outside show you the view. i feel your pain, we've had a a lot of rain over the last couple of weeks. the last couple of days, were beautiful. thursday and friday were beautiful, unfortunately that's what you're going to see now, moisture nothing going on in the philadelphia area just yet, but we have rain in south central portions of pennsylvania. 63 degrees around lunchtime. once the rain moves in the numbers will fall back. 55 in slatington, fleetwood. martins creek, 49. saints, 54. center city, 57. chester, 53. temperatures are five or ten degrees milder than yesterday. smyrna, 56. same thing with hockessining and woodbine 54. it's a pattern similar to what we would see in january or february where we have an area of low pressure riding you mean the spine of the appalachian weakening and transferring its energy to a coastal low. this low will takeover this afternoon it will run parallel

know as one wag said, cancelled for lack of interest which may be the reason don't know what the ottawa protocol, let alone the resolution. resolution says as follows, number one, it condemned the alarming global rise in antisentism. two, it called on the canadian government and parliament to make the combatting of antisentism a priority in both domestic as well as foreign policy. number three, it abstracted from the ottawa protocol to say the following with this, i close, criticizing israel is not antise mattic is wrong. but singling israel out for selective appropriate indictment, denying the right to exist, let alone calling for israel's destruction is hateful and discriminatory and not saying so is dishonest. and i believe as scholars, this is a template that we can invoke and apply. number six, we need to combat the laundering or delegit to c the laundering or delegitimizing of israel. not as something which is prejudicial to israel. frankly, if you talk about the delegitimization of israel, people way say, they should be delegitimized. nothing wrong. deserved to be delegitimized.

individual families the news cities in california what the inclusive program requires that 10 or ottawa more units to certain blow income levels or contribute to the fund that supports the blow market rate unit almost 25 thousand have been supportedy city funds and more than 6 nous thousand of the unit were built between 2000 and 2012 what you can't afford a million will home you're not alone in response san francisco mayor ed lee has set a goal of creating thirty thousand now e-mails homes by the year 2020 most will be in outreach of the san franciscan with federal and state funds drying up the san francisco ethics commission is, taking an iv i of actually roll is providing housing across all levels we're working diligently for everyone to live here and mr. chair protect the housing semiand strengthen goals against evictions we're commented for housing needs for all san franciscans to learn more visit highway >> good afternoon and welcome to the local agency formation commission of san francisco board of supervisors. today is may 20, 2016. this is john avalos, joined by cynthia crews a

buffalo new york at 55 and ottawa 46. but not quite as cold as last night.essure moves offshore. the clouds move in overnight. and here comes the rain. now seven, 8am in the morning i don't expect much of anything by late morning into the noon hour it will be raining in philadelphia and that radar will be filling in especially along the i-95 corridor in points to the south and to the closer to the storm system. on our fox future cast we go hour by hour. you can see the clouds blowing up in the morning. the rain not that far behind. i am expecting periods of rain mainly in the afternoon and really focused through philadelphia and south and east where we do expect possibly a half an inch of rain if it gets real heavy in some of those downpours closer to an inch through south jersey and delaware. overnight a few clouds. diminishing winds. 50 in the city. 45 in the suburb. 62 degrees tomorrow. on the mild side. still well below average but showers especially philadelphia south and east and southwesterly wind despite the cloud cover it will be a decent day temper

first time in decades he's back in the cockpit of a d.c. 9 at the canada aviation and space museum in ottawaed to the laboratory in the back of the plane. once they pop out, they cut the flow of electricity to the laboratory motor. >> the crew responded to that 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 that somebody might have put a cigarette out in the trash. >> the captain sends his first officer claude to assess the situation. >> so i look back and you couldn't see the back of the airplane for the blue hazy smoke and claude came back and said i don't like what is going on back there. i think we ought to g

. >> reporter: for seven years and her starved hot glass studio in ottawa lori johnson has created piecescialites helping carol peters she want to remember her last husband with jewelry containing some of his ashes. >> it was something that i could wear and be with me all the time. it's just a way of remembering him. >> i have a lot of people that will come in and do like one item for every member of the family. you know so that way each person gets their own kind of unique piece to take home. >> reporter: laura calls her pieces cremation glass her customers provide her with small amounts a loved one's ashes then she fuses those ashes at 2,000 degrees into keep sakes like pendants for necklace or paper weights. she doesn't just handle human ashes. >> i've done, you know, rats, i've dunham stories, i've done horses. so all sorts of different animals which is pretty fun. >> reporter: laura says so far she's received no orders from the families of cream mated celebrities but she has received orders from as far away as australia and scotland. >> it has just exploded. i now work with ashes alm

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a fourth thing is we need to ffirm and implement the ottawa protocol. how many people have read the protocol? very few. and this is -- i'll say there are more that didn't put up their hands. but one of the problems is that some of these things are not sufficiently known, appreciated and act upon. this contains within it, the definition the met atlantic city and contains a blueprint for action by governments by parallelments, which leads me to a fifth initiative and share with you a unanimous resolution that was adopted by the canadian parallelment and in that context as well. unanimous resolutions are not that easy to get adopted. just one person when the speaker of the parliament puts the question to them and does anyone object. the resolution was adopted by all nems from all parties and i'll smards the resolution because you can use it as a temperature late in other parliaments and in our work with civil society. i know as one wag said, which may be the reason that people don't know what the protocol let alone the resolution. number one, it condemns t

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this city from what it will be a very slow ride going from ottawa parkway going the tow trucks from thee. no estimate after clearing it's impacting your southbound commute southdowns will be back for free but the fremont san leandro and yon to 38 and this goes all the left washington. it's an hour to get from san leandro to milpitas. also accuse 11 along the peninsula and axa is cleared in broadway and began. it was bloody all its traffic is out a way now. traffic on the sfo and more traffic has admitted. >> robin: wright and his sources close not pass along the bay bridge. downtown is free quiet it's typical commit traffic for those going to five lady is jammed at 24 going for me sure freeway it's going to be a slow roll from highway 4 into hercules. it would get 20 to 20 minutes from downtown oakland to the sky land in 7 cisco. with the san mateo bridge coming. >> mark: alicea people and killed in a series of bombings in rock. a new photos in the aftermath going into the future. the attack and at a market near baghdad. dozen others have been injured ices to claim responsibility for th

. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from ottawa. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i thank the witnesses for not only their testimony which are deep and legit do effort here on this and also chairman issa and leading on this. this goes so deep as i listen to this testimony today, and tried to make sense of this time of the i want to back up a little bit and ask you, chairman chaffetz, what will the first date of the public be aware are you became aware there was a problem with the irs potentially targeting conservative organizations. >> i think that goes back to 2011 ever recall dave camp in the ways and means committee. that being the first formal with this letter to the irs. it must've been in the public eye prior to that. we are working with the tape probably ahead of that period of time? >> i don't recall when the first complaints started coming but there were groups that were complaining the applications were being held for unknown reasons. >> this was under the irs commissioner doug shulman? >> there have been a couple of different irs commissioners during thi

know as one wag said, cancelled for lack of interest which may be the reason don't know what the ottawa protocol, let alone the resolution. resolution says as follows, number one, it condemned the alarming global rise in antisentism. two, it called on the canadian government and parliament to make the combatting of antisentism a priority in both domestic as well as foreign policy. number three, it abstracted from the ottawa protocol to say the following with this, i close, criticizing israel is not antise mattic is wrong. but singling israel out for selective appropriate indictment, denying the right to exist, let alone calling for israel's destruction is hateful and discriminatory and not saying so is dishonest. and i believe as scholars, this is a template that we can invoke and apply. number six, we need to combat the laundering or delegit maization on values, which i discussed earlier, not as something which is prejudicial to israel, frankly, if you talk about just delegitimized. people say israel at this point i hear them say israel should be delegitimatized. what we have to delegi

professor of law and medicine at the university of ottawa, ameer otaran who co-authored that letter andan watson, cnn, live in rio. thank you, gentlemen. doctor, start with you. make the case for why this is necessary. not just a good preventative thing, but has to be done. >> well, here's the situation. rio is the heart of brazil's zika outbreak. it hases second highest number of zika cases in all of brazil, and it's out of brazil that you've seen these horrible images of the babies born with small heads, inside those skulls oftentimes very severe brain damage. brazil is investigating 7,500 cases of those birth defects caused by the zika virus. that's a big deal. now, do you want to send, for the olympics, a half million global travelers from every country of the world. these are not regular travelers. they're sort of like a noah's ark of travelers picked from every country into rio where they can get that virus, that particular brazilian virus that is causing this, and then have them return home, many of them going to countries where not the same mosquitoes to transmit the disease, yo

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know as one wag said, cancelled for lack of interest which may be the reason don't know what the ottawa protocol, let alone the resolution. resolution says as follows, number one, it condemned the alarming global rise in antisentism. two, it called on the canadian government and parliament to make the combatting of antisentism a priority in both domestic as well as foreign policy. number three, it ob strakted from the ottawa protocol to say the following with this, i close, criticizing israel is not antise mattic is wrong. but singling israel out for selective appropriate indictment, denying the right to exist, let alone calling for israel's destruction is hateful and discriminatory and not saying so is dishonest. and i believe as scholars, this is a template that we can invoke and apply. number six, we need to combat the laundering or delegit maization on values, which i discussed earlier, not as something which is prejudicial to israel, frankly, if you talk about just delegitimized. it's nothing wrong what we're doing, they deserve it. what we have to say is the real phenomenon here i