i'm very proud of quebec. i'm very proud of canada, you know?brate canadian traditions, you celebrate canadian ingredients in a way that no one else has. are you some kind of patriot? is that what's going on here? is it national quebecois fervor? >> i say it's one of the most important restaurants for me. in north america, if not the world. >> it's an artist installation in a way, if you look at it. ♪ >> the meal begins -- begins with a tower of maple desserts. good lord. sponge maple toffee, maple doughnuts, beaver tails, maple cotton candy, but wait, there's more. almond croissants, whip-it discuts, some nougat. there we go. i think that's a first for me. i've never seen that done. >> no? >> not with a hammer. let the madness begin. next, a whole lobe of foie gras with baked beans on a pancake cooked in duck fat, of course, cottage cheese and eggs cooked in maple syrup. wow, that's awesome. there's a healthy salad, sauteed duck hearts, gizzards, and pig's ear, topped with a heaping pile of pork runs. >> good lord. and a calf brain and maple ba

. >> in quebec city, quebec and in one of those 60 resort in northern vermont. i forget on one. killington. >> excellent. >> minus 70 wind chill that hurts. >> you don't like it below 50. >> tl exactly. plus 50. >> our cold weather live doppler 7hd and i'm not shivering any more lacking at our weather because i think back open the minus 70 at killington vermont. clear sky here getting pretty chilly outside. let's look at our 24 hour temperature change. you can see some location are couple degrees less cold right now than they were last night at this hour. 2 degrees colder at mountain view. in oakland and in napa. 7 degrees colder in fairfield. sort of mixed result here. live view from emeryville camera. west across the bay. forecast feature freeze warning in effect tonight third consecutive tonight and spare the air day

hits quÉbec.torm also caused the cancellation of dozens of flights, making it a christmas travel nightmare, and fantasy tops the return of ron burgundy. bbit" beat "anchorman 2," despite a heavy, heavy marketing campaign. lot changing as large energy providers are increasing solar, and these days, you can own pieces of solar projects and collect interest area mosaic, an interesting company helping people to do just that, from schools and military bases, they have connected investors with solar projects that need the money. to talk aboutw this interesting crowd funding model. you described this business to me, and my job was on the ground. describe it to me. >> yes, mosaic is the first clean energy platform. people go to the website, and they can browse projects, and those projects make money, and investors are paid back with interest. >> you have been working on different ways to bring solar after you dropped out of college back east. which one was that? you dropped out of college to do what? >> t

the kansas city, houston, quÉbec city, similar areas happy?you talk about expansion in the near future? do you grow your minor league system? saide commissioner has that expansion is not on the horizon. he is hoping in listening. us, the growth of the business has been at a good annual clip on a national level. we think that is sustainable. we are constantly introducing new media platforms and ways -- and ways of bringing our product to fans. the rogers deal in canada will be a big part of that. digital media and the ability to target fans, not just in north america, but internationally, will grow us in the future. >> good luck with the stadium series and good luck with the winter classic. good luck with the stanley cup and everything else you do. hockey is clearly hitting on all cylinders internationally. with 12 nation set to compete in the inch -- winter olympics at toshi. coming up, we will go to the heart of silicon valley. the san jose sharks have gone from start up to success story. what is their secret? their popularity overtime transc

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air mass moving south, so where the rain is, especially in upper state new york, and over towards quebec, that's where it will mix with some snow and also some freezing rain. monday morning, we'll take you into it. you'll notice the rain continues to push off the coast there, and by 1:00, 2:00, much of the moisture pushed out and then start to see a little light snow develop in new york city, but looks like most of the country this holiday week is looking pretty good. >> thank you so much. as far as our local airports are concerned, we are good. no delays are being reported here at san jose or at oakland or san francisco international airports. this is the second busiest travel day of the season. if you're meeting an incoming flight, check with the care you're for an eta. miserable weather in the midwest and north is making a mess of travel plans. >> a campaigned kicked off in san francisco to save a cultural icon, supporters of market books wants to raise money to purchase the building which house the neighborhood institution. the san francisco community land trust has already raised tw

air mass moving south, so where the rain is, especially in upper state new york, and over towards quebec, that's where it will mix with some snow and also some freezing rain. monday morning, we'll take you into it. you'll notice the rain continues to push off the coast there, and by 1:00, 2:00, much of the moisture pushed out and then start to see a little light snow develop in new york city, but looks like most of the country this holiday week is looking pretty good. >> thank you so much. as far as our local airports are concerned, we are good. no delays are being reported here at san jose or at oakland or san francisco international airports. this is the second busiest travel day of the season. if you're meeting an incoming flight, check with the care you're for an eta. miserable weather in the midwest and north is making a mess of travel plans. >> a campaigned kicked off in san francisco to save a cultural icon, supporters of market books wants to raise money to purchase the building which house the neighborhood institution. the san francisco community land trust has already raised tw

just to clarify, legal, illegal, in quebec, right? >> quebec is not.erfectly legal. liz: right. we wanting to make that clear for our viewers. see how it makes money for you. where does your margin come in? how do you get the opportunity to turn this into a real business? obviously people think it is because you got 24 million in funding. >> we took similar, as you spoke with the ceo from etcy, we take a small commission on each game. that varies on number of people and size of the game but typically five to 10% range. the rest of the prizes are paid out to everyone who enters. david: by the way, not that i ever won at any kind of office pool or any of these sports games, but, if i do, do you have to report my earnings to the irs? >> well, what we do is we, for anyone who wins, so we have a game this weekend, for example, where the top prize is a million dollars. liz: whoa. >> in that case, yeah, so somebody win as million we would have to collect some info from you and send you tax forms and it is your responsibility to go through the filing. david: w

early morning commute, much could be rain, so widespread icing, heavy snowfall north of that, in quebec, up to 15 centimeters of snow accumulation could be occurring here on monday. after the snow pushes away towards the northeast, cold air mass coming in behind it. see these areas in the blue where the lake effect starts to kick up and that's going to be dropping heavy snowfall, as well. look at the temperatures out here, winnipeg, minus 22 for your high, denver minus 7, oklahoma city, minus 4, then your three-day forecast doesn't change very much. winnipeg, minus 22 all the way across the board there. denver, looks like you're warming up comparatively, only freezing there on your tuesday and wednesday. talk about snow in the americas, we were talking about lake effect. we have sea effect here in japan. only difference is, it's coming over the sea. we have this low pressure area. that's going to usher in. right now that's bringing heavy rainfall, about 120 millimeters could be falling there. out ahead of it, strong southerly winds, 100 kilometer per hour winds is going to be ushered in

how do you keep the kansas citys, houstons, québec citys, happy?do you talk about expansion in the near future? do you grow your minor league systems? do you do all that? what is the answer for reasonable growth? >> the commissioner has said that expansion is not on the horizon. but he's hoping and he's listening. for us, the growth of the business has been at about a 20% annual clip on a national level. we think that's sustainable. we're constantly introducing new media platforms, new ways of bringing our product to fans. the rogers deal in canada will be a big part of that. digital media and the ability to target fans, not just in north america, but internationally, will grow us in the future. >> good luck with the stadium series and good luck with the winter classic. good luck with the stanley cup and everything else you do. hockey is clearly hitting on all cylinders internationally. with 12 nations set to compete in the winter olympics at sochi. it's also prospering locally, even in some areas not known as hockey hotbeds. coming up, we will go

in july, 37 people were killed when a train derailed in quebec.ame month 79 people killed when a train went off the tracks in spain. >>> let's put aside the heavy stuff for a minute. let's go to lewis and the cool we are a burgundy cisighting. >> ron burgundy's publicity tour took the anchor man to north dakota where he took the seat at the real life anchor desk. he was smooth as can be. >> amber, you look lovely tonight. >> thank you, ron. you, too. >> are you married? >> no. >> well, i am, so don't get any ideas. >> we'll see what happens. i don't know. tough call. >> i've never seen fighting in a hockey match before. that was fascinating. >> and there's also movember for mustaches. >> i'm fond of those. >> i was wondering about that. >> yes. >> how long did it take you to grow that bad boy? >> this, about 20 minutes. >> impressive. >> you guy dz a good job tonight. i can't wait to do it for real. that was a great warmup. >> very good warmup. >> it was wonderful to be here. really was. >> stay classy. >> what the -- >> oh, man. >> coming in. tha

out the day here on wednesday but thursday that she will shift a little bit by bit it with ease and quebec you're looking at some heavy snowfall there as well. also a key in on this area this is separate the facts inseparable coming in behd the original one. bring in some severe weather towards the southern rockies as this moves he's still it's going to read about him start to push up along the appalachian mountains and i think that this is gonna be on severe ice storm event on the power outage is very slick roads out there even snapped tree limbs and i well up to the five millimeters could be expected in some areas there from the deep south extending up with ne. by thursday and friday so that really is going to be the topic later on just talk about on all their cunning and will be interacting with the warm air on a saturday you to see this on the gradient map the difference there that the arctic air coming in and while when it can be seen there minus eleven there for your height minus twenty two by friday and saturday denver believe it or not here to be warming up so some good news there

. >> you might remember this one from the summer in quebec. 47 people died in july when a runaway train loaded with oil derailed and crashed into the center of a small town. more than half of the buildings in that town were destroyed. the cause was determined to be faulty brakes. >> and in november, a train carrying more than 2 million gallons of oil derailed in alabama. there were no injuries in this accident. the cause is still under investigation. and the cleanup is still under way today, nearly two months later. >>> and now, to the other big story this morning. sub zero temperatures to ring in the new year. >> it's been a while since the upper midwest has seen weather this cold. sub zero temperatures are keeping outdoor activity to a minimum in wisconsin. the streets are mostly deserted. it's even too cold for snowmobiling. but the good news is, the temperature could climb to a balmy 4 tomorrow. >> look at this waterfall in minneapolis. the bitter cold has turned it into a crystal palace of ice. it's completely frozen over. >> for more on the bitter cold and what to expect new year'

his version of the song on a quebec radio station is absolutely impressive.e a blue christmas without you ♪ ♪ i'll be so blue just thinking about you ♪ >> i think it's pretty fair to say, he's knocked "blue christmas" completely and entirely out of the park right there. >> maybe a little influence from roy orbison or chris isaak, as well. that's outstanding. >> i could listen to him all day. why not? ♪ [ female announcer ] may your holidays be merry and bright. merry pringles. orange juice...tomato sauce... can cause acid erosion. the enamel starts to wear down. and you can't grow your enamel back. my dentist recommended that i use pronamel. because it helps to strengthen the enamel that you have. and i believe it's doing a good job. ( cheering ) ( grunts ) ( buzzer sounds ) now they're beating us on the boards out there, guys. this is your territory, grimson. do your job. grimson. hello? hi, honey. what? now? all right. ♪ the itsy-bitsy spider - ♪ climbed up the water spout... ♪ - ( giggling ) ♪ down came the rain ♪ and washed the spider out ♪ ♪ out came the

southern quebec heavy snow fall out here though on some ears can see about fifteen centimeters accumulating during a monday it's not all over though baskin loft was ne cool there's been a surgeon in that lake effect snow to really start to set up a corny or ruby running over these relatively warmer waters of the way to drop some additional heavy snow fall on top of that but he really is this cold arctic air masses can be said it would take just five twenty two. denver at minus seven scotland minus five if you wanna go somewhere warm and on the miami twenty seven here for your height you to see exception. on the map getting there in the twenties us also talk about whats going on in europe still got the winter weather out here high pressure dominating much of western you're really is quite decent year is up a storm system moved over black sea and on towards turkey this was it drops the heavy snow falls and gusty winds but it will be moving off the persistent one is off your ports in ortho bought thirty to fifty millimeters of rainfall expected across scotland next twenty four hours alone it c

lawmakers approved a resolution demanding japan stop its push for quebec in self defence which would allow tokyo to use force and an ally is attacked the resolution said tokyo's push for lack of self defense runs counter to its constitution. i wasn't that bad after world were teal which breed now says war is the sovereign rights and the use of force as a means of settling international disputes. earth is to hand to move away from efforts to deny or glorify it to materialistic past and demands that tokyo accept legal responsibility for the korean victims of sexual slavery during world war two opera ten due compensation the resolution also calls on japan to stop making false claims of korea control. i live and the resolution korea moniker also demanded that the us for which it had to spell korea's worries saying that japan did not love history and shipped from the years of cuts it doesn't disrupt the post war international order washington has given tokyo full support for its pursuit of collective self defense saying that japan's endeavor can contribute to peace in northeast asia. howe

there's a 16-year-old kids from quebec that's in canada which is in new jersew jersey. listen to this guy do the elvis impersonation. >> have a blue christmas without you. i'll be so blue just thinking of you. >> dana's turn right? >> that's what the closed caption guy says next. >> if you love christmas, record for the biggest 39,000 cubic foot gingerbread house. set your dvr so you never miss an episode of five. we're back here tomorrow. special report is next. >>> this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier in washington. the house started to vote on the budget deal expected to pass. you look live at the magic number they need. 217 votes. the voting has just started. we expect this to take 20 to 25 minutes. you'll see that live here. we'll go to carl cameron on the days back and forth with the budget. another big story tonight. there are conflicting signals tonight from the white house on when some of the obama care care deadlines are set. who's actually calling the shots. what any of this is going to look like

members of the canadian nationalist party told al jazeera that they aim to maintain secularism in quebec. but choosing between god and their career. ton website jay says, no it's not achoice between god and career. it's a choice between cultural traditions around career. and gary said, people can't wear a crucifix either otherwise it's not fair. can you move more at the website america.al jazeera.com. back to you. >> is your tap water coming with a dose of oxycodone? praying to a jesus they have never seen accurately collective. and should pussy galore have led >> an al jazeera america exclusive... former president jimmy carter reflects on the life and legacy of nelson mandela. >> that spirit of nelson mandela is embedded deeply in the heart and soul of the south africans... >> they worked side by side for freedom, now president carter talks about mandela's global impact. a revealing interview you won't see anywhere else. >> i've never heard him say, that he was grateful to the united states... >> talk to al jazeera with jimmy carter only on al jazeera america imoflt who have done their

members of the canadian nationalist party told al jazeera that they aim to maintain secularism in quebec. but choosing between god and their career. ton website jay says, no it's not achoice between god and career. it's a choice between cultural traditions around career. and gary said, people can't wear a crucifix either otherwise it's not fair. can you move more at the website america.al jazeera.com. back to you. >> is your tap water coming with a dose of oxycodone? praying to a jesus they have never seen accurately collective. and should pussy galore have led >> start with one issue ad guests on all sides of the debate. and a host willing to ask the tough questions and you'll get... the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america he wanted to cut the growth in cost of living adjustments and others that felt that was the wrong way to go to start to cut entitlements or at least slow the growth of entitlements. both of them came to a neutral, compromised ground. this is a compromise of the sort that people have been asking for for quit

so i went to this elvis contest back home in quebec city and when i heard him i was flabbergasted.m on my radio show and the rest is now history. >> you're inspired by your grandfather who was a big elvis fan, is that right? >> yeah. >> you have a shout out to your friends back in quebec. [ speaking french ] >> translation, merry christmas. david thibault singing elvis' blue christmas. take it away ♪ i'll have a blue christmas without you ♪ ♪ i'll be so blue just thinking about you ♪ ♪ decorations of red on a green christmas tree ♪ ♪ won't be the same dear if you're not here with me ♪ ♪ and when those blue snow flakes start falling ♪ ♪ that's when those blue memories start calling ♪ ♪ you'll be doing all right with your christmas of white ♪ ♪ but i'll have a blue, blue, blue christmas ♪ [ music playing ] ♪ you'll be doing all right with your christmas of white ♪ ♪ but i'll have a blue, blue, blue, blue christmas ♪ ♪ oh, well, i'll have a blue, blue, blue christmas ♪ >> thank you. well done. well done. david, julie, thank you very much. you can get the single, by the way, on itunes.

there's a 16-year-old kid from quebec, that's in canada, which is in new jersey.id -- listen to this guy do an elvis impersonation. ♪ have a blue christmas without you ♪ i'll be so blue just thinking about you ♪ >> dana's turn right? >> that's what the closed caption guy says next. >> if you love christmas, don't miss in texas. guinness book of world records for the biggest 39,000 cubic foot gingerbread house all goes to charity to benefit the texas trauma center. set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "the five." see you back here tomorrow. "special report" is next. ♪ [ playing "the national anthem" ] >>> it is friday, december 13th. a fight with multiple people getting stabbed in the end. >> new clues about a former fbi agent missing in iran for years. why america's top spy agency might have known where he was the entire time. >>> and a fight 22 years in the making comes to an end. the decision about this war memorial cross meant to honor soldiers who lost their lives fighting for america. "fox & friends" starts right now.

it took me from quebec city in canada to the carolinas along the east coast to scotland and to england, to holland. >> host: why. let's start with those that are farthest away. why scotland? i can understand england. why scotland. bring people up in to understanding why would a book on race slavery and the troubled history of american universities. why scotland? >> it's in the race book. it's in the section about the racial thought scot sland a tremendous influence on the rise of colonial north america. and ultimately on the rise of the united states as an nation. an independent nation. scottish immigrants are the largest group of free people. >> host: isn't that the term red neck came from? they wore the red bandanna? >> guest: in the 18th century in the decades before the american revolution. feeling in place like the -- west toward kentucky. forward georgia. and with this enormousmy gracious also comes a migration of ideas. these scottish universities play key role in helping to modernize the colonial american colleges. the scottish faculty who come to teach in the americas. scottis

said quebec abided is dead meat out here.roducing legislation to restore military retirement benefits that were cut $6 billion over 10 years and with annual cost-of-living adjustments 1% cut but only for those that retire after 20 years of active service when they turn 62 they go back to the full cost of living increase joining us now congressman langford hot good to have you with us. it does look bad when you look at sending for the federal government ar you confident you can resto that? >> i am confident. looking at the budget in december we had one choice to pass budget have sequestration. it with the across-the-board cuts in the strange way this bill cuts immediately for active duty with the muc larger scale it will change so the timing was important we hav t take care sequestration but old -- also retireesut to say be cut their retirement but protective for members of congress whe there are so many other areasf waste and the government. u: i could not agree more. and with the next battle tough talk with the appropriation

how do you keep the kansas citys, houstons, quebec citys, and similar areas happy?u talk about expansion in the near future? do you still continue to grow your minor league system? what is the answer for reasonable growth? >> the commissioner has said that expansion is not on the horizon. he is open and he is listening. for us, the growth of the business has been at a good annual clip on a national level. we think that is sustainable. we are constantly introducing new media platforms and ways of bringing our product to fans. the rogers deal in canada will be a big part of that. digital media and the ability to target fans, not just in north america, but internationally, will grow us in the future. >> good luck with the stadium series and good luck with the winter classic. good luck with the stanley cup and everything else you do. >> thank you, rick. >> hockey is clearly hitting on all cylinders internationally. with 12 nations set to compete in the upcoming winter olympics at sochi. coming up, we will go to the heart of silicon valley. the san jose sharks have gone

>> open your eyes and look at 16-year-old performing his rendition of the christmas classic at a quebeclready in canada and with this performance he will have more fans elsewhere in north mechanic. we posted the entire song on our abc7 news.com . david has left the building! >> headed right to las vegas. he is great. >> ahead, seven things to know before you go. >> white jump suit is >>> as we hand things off to per -- off "good morning america", there are seven things to know. part has a dispute over six weeks of family leave for the union that bart says was mistakenly left in the contract thattened the strike the. >> breaking overnight in pinole c.h.p. says it is a miracle all file people involved not big rig crash walked away with only minor injuries this morning at i-80 at the exit cashing fire at the exit. crews are still leaning -- cleaning the mess. >> the last freeze warning in the not by with temperatures in the 20's and 20's in the san ramon valley, as well. but the national weather service did not put you this but you are as cold. rainbow of colors and haze and "spare the air

>> the entire company started in 1976 in quebec city by a frenchman.ilt this into a technological behemoth. generally, over the years by what the company calls a buy and build strategy. they have acquired many, many, many, many dozens, somewhere upwards of 70 companies over time, and they've become huge. >> thank you very much. great articles in news week. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> now to a holiday tradition right here in washington. the lighting of the capitol christmas tree. house speaker john boehner leading tonight's ceremony on the west front of the u.s. capitol. >> three, two, one! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> good job. ♪ >> lighting of the capitol christmas tree is a tradition dating back to 1964. and this year the 88 foot tall spruce comes from a national forest in washington state, the tree traveling more than 5,000 miles to get to the nation's capitol and is decorated with more than 5,000 homemade ornaments from children across the country. >>> welcome to "red eye." tonight -- >> coming up on "red eye." has a california university come up

the project took me from quebec city in canada to the carolinas along the east coast to scotland and england, holland. >> host: why scotland? i could understand england but why scotland? bring people up in to understanding why a book on race, slavery and the troubled history of american university, why scotland? >> scotland is a tremendous influence on the lives of colonial north america and ultimately on the rise of the united states as an independent nation. scottish immigrants are the largest group of free people. >> host: where the term redneck came from. >> guest: the largest group of free people to cross the atlantic in the eighteenth century in the decades before the american revolution. in places like pennsylvania back country, the carolinas, westwood kentucky, georgia, and with this enormous migration also comes a migration of ideas. scottish universities helping to modernize american colleges. scottish ministers who govern overseas schools and loads of american students, colonial students head to scotland to study medicine. and establish the very first schools in the north

in canada we saw in quÉbec the crash in which oil basically spilled, caught on fire and exploded, destroyingthat town. it's really just a question of what the trains are carrying. the probable is there are $75,000 car loads a year in the united states alone carrying deadly, inhalible toxins. >> if there are more trains in an area there are more chances of an accident, but are there specific areas where there is really high risk for these kinds of crashes? >> yes, there are many--i mean, it's sort of a genius of train travel it can take you right into a city, it solves that last mile problem that you have with planes and ships. a train, though, because it can arrive in a city there is rail passing right through metropolitan centers including baltimore, the mentioned the fire there. chicago had 13 derailments alone in 2012. you have washington, d.c. where a big and very dangerous chemicals can pass within a mile of the white house. the gulf coast is where most of the nation's chlorine is produced and moved. in las vegas within half a mile are 95,000 people, and there is a train that goes right

the quÉbec corporation chopped up into 10 pieces.you would have right away 10 startups with all the flexibility and kind of a sense of the new chance. >> here's a question about a big problem and how increasing innovation might help. how do we increase the kind of innovation needed to solve things like global warming? is this the kind of thing that would come about naturally as a result of greater dynamism in this area? >> well, i've yanked the american innovation especially when it was strong and it is very strong up until 1940 and produced on up until the early 1960s. at innovation, you know, created a lot of to check meeks, many of which were help pull in dealing with pollution and environmental problems. that is still quickly for which there is a positive fallout from expanded the rate of innovation in the american economy. and if some new innovations had the reverse effect, or i can go when an offset tax in such a way as to make their product more expensive. i am thinking of cracking. friday and is a wonderful innovation that is

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the number of places they had would to go to put -- it took me from, you know, quebec city in dan to the carolinas along the east coast to scotland and england, to holland. >>>> host: why. start with the farthest away. >> guest: okay. >> host: why scotland? i could understand england. why scott land? bring people up in to understanding why would a book on race, slavery, and the troubling american university. why scott land? >> guest: it's in the race book. it's the section about the rise of race and racial -- scot sland a tremendous influence on the rise of the colonial north america. and ultimately on the united states scottish immigrants are the largest group of free people. the largest group of free people to cross the atlantic. the pennsylvania back country. appalachia. >> yeah. and with this enormous migration. also comes a migration of idea. the scottish university in helping to modernize the colonial american colleges. both scottish faculty who come to teach in the americas, scottish ministers who come govern over some of the schools, and then, i mean, just loads of american s

his performance of blue christmas on a quebec radio station has gone viral.is and he's won the people's choice award in a contest called in the shoes of elvis. well, the next step he says he's working on perfecting the king's patented dance moves. >> he's got to learn to cut the rug. >> cut the rug. >> cut through the whole package. that is a powerful voice he has there. >> coming up at 9:00, rosemary how are we looking, another chilly morning, another warmup on the way. >> yes, we're turning the corner on that cold although still chilly in some areas, even trailing behind in the upper 20s for areas like napa and santa rosa, a few patches of fog out there this morning, not as widespread as yesterday morning. close up view there, i believe it's jack london square and low clouds yesterday morning in oakland, not the case this morning. and because we are mostly clear this morning, you are chillier. you may notice that stepping out early. afternoon highs for today a few degrees above yesterday's highs as we continue our warming trend. in the extended forecast, i'

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. >> in july, a freight train with a load of oil de-railed until quebec. it killed at least 42 people and leveled more than 30 buildings in the town center. in this country, 75,000 car loads of breathable poison such as every day chlorine move over our tracks each year. in 2008, a commuter and freight train crash in chatsworth california killed 24 people. it prompted congress to mandate a sold so-called system must be in place on the 70,000 miles that carry passengers or chemicals that are toxic to inhale. with two years to go, positive control is only seeing spotty implementation. >> in san francisco, it's m manually operated while the trains are above ground. that allows the human driver to make an adjustment if there is a double-parked car or a dog in the street. but once they are below grounds, a positive scroll system snaps into action. it can monitor the drivers, make sure they are not distracted or incapacitated and if they are, the system can automatically slow or stop these trains. >> could positive control helped prevent the new york derailment?

heard it before a state or province wants to break free and secede from the nation like texas or quebec tonight's resident looks at a baton rouge louisiana where little municipalities want to break free and start their own city called st george. there's a lot of talk about the fashion around the u.s. these days the latest comes out of baton rouge louisiana residents of the city's southern unincorporated municipalities want to break away from baton rouge to form their own city called same dillard's because they are fed up to have it it started out as an effort to create a new school district say george organizes for sit in their kids being in the school district where kids recently knocked out a bus driver's team when advocates couldn't get their own school district that's only got the idea to just say how all of this and form their own used city entirely the problem is that baton rouge has spent a bunch of money is pissing up the would be city of st george and st george wants to take some of the things. best schools and highest revenue generating shopping areas away with them so if st g

ontario and quÉbec. 1.5 million households lose electricity, 400 flights toronto's airport.pe erik schatzker got out. the man who expanded the seagram bronfmanas died, edgar led seagram for 20 years before retiring. he was a longtime president of the world jewish congress. story as afavorite bronco fan, peyton manning has reclaimed the record for most in adown passes season, 51 for the year. breaking the mark set by tom brady in 2007. brady had broken manning's record. on, the does not go receiver who catches the ball did not realize it was a record, he just dropped the ball. he picked it up and grabbed it and ran off the field. >> selling it on ebay right now. >> for bitcoin. >> do you have him on your fantasy football team? >> i do not have a fantasy team. >> what? morning must read. >> tom keene would hate this. he less disruption. times" is saying we should lose this war. if there is a buzzword that deserves to be strangled it is disruptor. it originated in silicon valley and has spread like a virus into u.s. politics and media. he points out that most of what gets accom

the kind that derailed in quebec this summer, killing 47 people.ank cars can withstand impacts at 18 miles an hour but some say even improvements wouldn't protect them going 60, 70, 80. >> you just can't physically build a tank that can withstand that kind of impact speed. >> reporter: gary wolfe says trains are far safer than trucks. right now, the only alternative to shipping crude oil across the country. >> i don't think the average person wants to be driving next to a 75 mile an hour rig carrying crude oil down the highway 12 feet away from your automobile. >> reporter: some oil companies are using new technology like taking a laser snapshot of each wheel as it goes over each section of the track. they then compare that shape to federal standards to make sure it doesn't have too much wear and tear. that has contributed to about a 50% drop in accidents since say 2005-2006, and the interesting thing is, six, seven years ago, there were about 50,000 oil shipments a year. that number is now up to over 400,000 so the number of shipments going up, ac

burning nrc seeks to improve the internal organizational effectiveness parker as the number i will for quebec colleagues in staff to support the agency to accomplish the work efficiently and effectively with the circumstances we face today. i am confident it the nrc members are up to the task as they have proven time and again. i think and pour their sustained commitment. i appreciate the opportunity to appear today in the live forever to questions. >> commissioner you're recognized for five minutes. >> good morning. chairman of a raging rivers and distinguished members of the subcommittee's. of a bite to offer a few cuban live regulation. addressing concerns of cumulative effects for example, the nrc staff acheson in its midst of the rulemaking process for this is in addition to chitin's as well as specific solicitation of public common stock and cumulative effects with the publish proposed rules. aside from the enhancements to the staff is open to industry proposals for fukushima action when they testified. ended to shinri were directed to come up with options to have their prioritizes has

they inhabited the same historical moment in that moment was not one of quÉbec's convention or not beenalone, but with guns and anger, populated by fallen women in comic gestures and political jeremias, try report impending newspapers along with uplifted experiments. beneath the american renaissance is that the world is a combination. if an enlarged world excavated with terrific energy by david reynolds. there's nothing abstract here and there's nothing finger wagging. it's not there populists are leaders in the examination of the received unforgotten. it's at least not more polemical than the political assistance in the process that the proof of a poet exhorts him as a section as he observed it. the discovery of how the poet or writer collated and tussled with the world, larceny ignored by other literary critics at the time in which riders transformed or used. to take one example, the lipsmacking reverential as the stock figure in 19th century sensational literature enters hawthorne in the scarlet level and certainly in late dickenson as david reynolds also writes at adapted images fro

burning nrc seeks to improve the internal organizational effectiveness parker as the number i will for quebec colleagues in staff to support the agency to accomplish the work efficiently and effectively with the circumstances we face today. i am confident it the nrc members are up to the task as they have proven time and again. i think and pour their sustained commitment. i appreciate the opportunity to appear today in the live forever to questions. >> commissioner you're recognized for five minutes. >> good morning. chairman of a raging rivers and distinguished members of the subcommittee's. of a bite to offer a few cuban live regulation. addressing concerns of cumulative effects for example, the nrc staff acheson in its midst of the rulemaking process for this is in addition to chitin's as well as specific solicitation of public common stock and cumulative effects with the publish proposed rules. aside from the enhancements to the staff is open to industry proposals for fukushima action when they testified. ended to shinri were directed to come up with options to have their prioritizes has