i'm here in quebec city in this beautiful place, and we're here to do some trick shots. >> guess whoback, our favorite ultimate fridaysyy frisbee trick shot guy, brody smith. he was invited by aja, basically ajjuk, the ultimate frisbee association. >> wow. this guy is mental. seriously. >> and you recognize the song this video is set to. ♪ some of these moments are priceless. he of course, does his famous trick shot into the garbage can. ♪ he has an ultimate frisbee camp called cut camp in chicago, ultimate training. you can head over to his website, chicago ultimate training.com and sign up. >> oh, no way. ♪ >> that didn't even look like he took any effort. just threw it and it made it. >> you're right. doesn't need to aim or anything. >>> this guy fancies himself a real-life fruit ninja. >> concentration on his face is definitely there. >> see how he does, captured in sl t's a jump-roping dog. >> it's a double dutching dog. >> i can't do that. >>> here's one way to feel like a complete dork. >> i need more ways. >> actually, you do pretty good. >> yeah, i think you've got that cove

snowing near quebec city to ottawa, and ontario to near toronto.n down across lake erie, western new york state. much of western pennsylvania getting snow now. so is western maryland. and so is parts of west virginia getting some wet snow now. the highlands of west virginia, bluefield. farther north, just near petersburg and the valley toward frostburg, heavy, wet snow. they could pick up as much as a foot of that heavy wet snow today. temperatures there are only in the low 30s or so. closer to washington, in the upper 30s to near 40. quite a chill in the air. and it's going to be with us. this whole zone in pink could get six to 12 inches of snow from the system. now here's the hometown forecast for frederick, maryland, frederick county. a wet and chilly day. by noontime, just still in the mid 40s for your lunch hour. then by late afternoon, when you're coming home from work and school, yes, you'll need the umbrella. still light rain from time to time, in the 40s. then by midnight, we'll see the cloud cover breaking up and temperatures as we dry o

hudson, quebec, is 40 miles from the french canadian city of montreal. it's also home to a summer music festival that draws thousands. >> the hudson festival is very, very popular with the town. everybody comes out. it's a very festive atmosphere. >> the best place to watch the performances is the stage by cunningham's restaurant and bar. >> we luck out every year. we get the stage right in front of our pub. >> july 31th, 2010, is the last night of the festival. hudson resident sherry graham is there with her family and her video camera. >> there's some really interesting things. i walk around and see what i would like to film. >> she's not the only one excited to be at the festival. the area outside cunningham's is packed. in addition to the music, there's a special nighttime act, a fire breathing performance. >> we didn't know what to expect, but we knew it would be probably exciting. >> fire breathing has long captured the imagination with its irresistible mix of dazzle and daring. >> fire breathing is something that captivates the crowd. it's the cha

the cibola national forest provides a stunning back drop to the city of quebec and much of central new mexico. stretching north to south through the mountain, national forest demonstrates the value of preserving wild places near urban areas. h r. 491 would expand the boundaries of the forest to streamline management and improve recreational access for local residents. it would transfer a 978-acre parcel known as the crest of montezuma from the bureau of land not the forest service. it's an isolated parcel adjacent to the cibola national forest. it would extend the boundary around tree parcels of land to allow future purchase of these parcels subject to available funds. the owners of these parcels are willing sellers and eager to see their land permanently protect nerd public good. h r. 491 has strong local support from local residents, including the -- a 300-member citizen group that represents residents near the crest of mopt zuma. local sportsmen support the bill because of the importance of these lands as wildlife habitat. over the last three years, i received many letters from cons

the canadian city of montreal following a second day of anti-government protests they rallied against the government's eighty billion dollars resource extraction development plan for quebec protesters came a day after hundreds of students demonstrated against seventy five percent tuition hikes at least six people were injured as officers used tear gas to disperse the crowd. south sudan claims its neighbor ban has bonded troops as they were pulling out of the disputed oil region headley south captured the region last week raising fears of an armed conflict it then announced the start of withdrawal on friday after calls by you answered very general ban ki-moon to end the violence south sudan became independent from the north last year following a long running civil war that claimed the lives of more than one and a half million people. to the netherlands now were almost one hundred twenty five people have been injured including more than fifty seriously anahad on rail crash in amsterdam a high speed express approaching the city collided with a local train i think in the opposite direction it's not good when you're how the two trains ended up on the same traffic the accident

quebec really peaked in the 1990s. thank you. other questions? >> this might be a bit outside your province. but i heard on canadian television, of which detroit is one of three u.s. cities that receive canadian television, by the way, that canada almost went to war with the united states in the 1840s. do you know anything about that? >> i think the better argument is the 1830s. there were a number of problems on the northern border. you had irish nationalists periodically agitating -- now that's really in the 1860s. and i don't know quite how it happened. but it sounds to me like you have a bunch of irishmen sitting around a tavern and after ten rounds they decide, let's conquer canada and we'll use it as ransom for the independence of ireland. that's not to be taken seriously. but let me just say that there was periodic tension along the northern border. there was a problem in 1830s and then again in the 1860s. but i'm not aware of a problem in the 1840s. but there was persistent tension between the united states, a recurrent tension, and great britain, and persistent tension between the united states and canada. really a lot of these problems were resolved in the trea