quebec city. one of the oldest european settlements in north america.n, known as the father of new france, sailed up the st. lawrence and founded this site in 1608. when the fighting started with you-know-who, quebec city was the french stronghold. until the bitter end, when the french fell at the plains of abraham. ♪ the french may have lost that one, but some things french have stayed firm, unbowed, resiliently unchanged by trends or history. le continental is the kind of place about which i am unreservedly sentimental. [ david speaking french ] when i was younger, i ate here with my grandparents and my parents. >> man: oh, yeah. >> man: well, that's older restaurant in town, it's open since 1956. >> anthony: classic, un-ironic cuisine ancienne, meaning dishes you haven't seen since, like, forever. a hipster-free zone of french continental ocean liner classics, such as caesar salad, tossed fresh to order tableside. and beef tartare, also prepared tableside, as one must. shrimp cocktail. not a deconstructed shrimp cocktail, mind you. a shrimp cocktail.

last week but we're just learning about it as a sky jet passenger plane approached the airport in quebec citynded safely. no one was injured. the faa says no drones have hit any planes here in the united states at least not yet. >>> a texas man is sharing an incredible survival story after being trapped inside a manhole for nine days. >> jason courtney says he was walking home from work, cut across a grassy area, falling into that open manhole. >> he was unable to move because of a broken ankle. he lost his cell phone in the water. he says he screamed for help for days and in order to stay alive he resorted to eating ants and at one point he ate a snake. it wasn't until nine days later that a construction crew heard him screaming for help and got him help. >> i didn't want to die in a bunch of sewage water. i want to thank the people that found me. and i very seriously strongly believe that they need to start putting some ladders or something down manholes. >> courtney is recovering in the hospital this morning. he underwent some surgery yesterday. his family says he looks incredibly skinny,

it happened in canada as it approached the airport in quebec city.plane landed safely but the afaa is he can seeking more actions. >>> the confusion inside the florida nursing home where several patients died after hurricane irma. workers made several calls as elderly patients endured air-conditioning. none of the workers requested paramedics to hurry to the nursing home. one frustrated worker was unable to even provide vital information. >> how old is the patient? trying to find her paperwork. one second. i'm coming. >> oh, my god. this is crazy. i'm trying to load up the computer. the computer is slow. i'm downstairs but the patient is upstairs with the nurse. >> okay. >> so kind of bear with me. >> the patients were eventually evacuated from the nursing home to a hospital which was right across the street. 14 patients have since died. a criminal investigation is under way. >>> a new study highlighting the factors that could lead to head injuries in foung football players. researchers looked at players between the ages of 9 and 12 and found they ma

drone slammed into a plane carrying six passengers and two crew members as it was about to land in quebec city. >> should not of happened and this drone should not have been there. >> we almost got hit by a drone appear. about 20 feet. >> with more than 250 drone related safety issues reported every month, that is up more than 50% from last year. the faa is take emergency action to ensure more drone flight plans are reviewed before takeoff. ,> it was to the left side maybe 100 feet away. >> if you are flying a drone around an airport, you put people in danger. safety officials are looking into an incident last month when a drone hit the wing of an army helicopter that was flying security for a meeting of the united nations. officials arrested ager road pilot after his drone alleged life-saving operations while trying to put out massive fires. >> as drones get acre and more sophisticated and heavier and wider, they ever-growing danger to the public. any time an airplane runs into a heavy object, it is not going to do any good. it could potentially bring down an airplane. gio bonitahat was has r

january twenty ninth two thousand seven hundred six men killed as you might remember in a mosque in quebec city he was a far right extremist by the name of alexander be so nets and just most recently june third two thousand and seventeen toronto area woman she was in a store started whacking people with a golf club she had a knife on her she's in courts now and she says she is a sense sympathizer she does not believe in the system she wants to be tried using shari'a law all right alex do we know anything about the suspect in the admin type back. similar supposedly isis flag was found in the white chevy malibu he is a somali by the name of abdulla hassan a sharif thirty year old and supposedly back at work according to reports back in two thousand and fifteen he was investigated by police for espousing is extremist points of view they didn't have enough to arrest him or to do what they thought you know if this case is over they did were following me around obviously this guy then decided to do what he did over the weekend this guy that he this this is an interesting point he's a convention refug

drone slammed into a plane carrying six passengers and two crew members as it was about to land in quebec cityt have happened. that drone should not have been there. >> reporter: this incident just the latest in a series of close aircraft. >> we almost got hit by a drone. just to let you know up here, just about 20 feet. >> reporter: with more than 250 drone-related safety issues reported every month, that is up by more than 50% from last year. the faa is now speaking new emergency action to ensure more green flight plans are reviewed before takeoff. >> it was just off our left side maybe 100 feet away. >> reporter: if you're flying a drone around an airport, you're putting people in danger. >> it's not just commercial planes. federal safety officials are looking into an incident from last month when a drone hit the wing of an army helicopter that was flying security for a meeting for the united nations. officials in california even arresting a drone pilot after his drone allegedly delayed some life-saving operations while trying to put out those massive fires. >> as drones continue to get big

drone hitting a commercial plane in canadian the plane was struck by drone approaching airport in quÉbec citylane aircraft sustained minor damage able to a land safely no injuries. -- this gets better, even worse looking at baggage handler going through passengers suitcases stealing stuff, the 27-year-old worker caught on tape in airport in thailand arrested they are investigating the incident -- and well -- why not amazon seems everywhere into everything now want to start their own sports airline amazon ready to take on nike, lululemon, under armer working with companies that make clothes for those brands far from amazon's first move into clothing into fashion they have got several labels already but looking into making their merchandise whenever they want -- in inventory there is stock over 33% so far this year. some of the he dresses are cute i bought one wore it on your show. maria: awesome. >> most beautiful dresses, actually, so what about about athletic companies nike under armour lululemon. >> i think a critical turning point for a lot of companies one of the things we are seeing is t

city was founded. they wound up getting a to be the winter report for montrÉal and quebec.y needed railroad they wound up creating this street out of landfill. the center divide is the actual river tracks. >> everything to the right on commercial street still functioning at the docs for seafood. >> correct. is the portland fish exchange, sort of like the stock exchange, but for seafood. it is where restaurants from around the world will come in and bid and buy seafood as it comes off the boats. . we are heading to the east e ,f you look to the left side these are the ones that survived the fire. they were literally waiting for their ships to come in. this is the day. -- bay. we have the fares they go back and forth with the commuters. ferries that go back and forth with the commuters. we have a lot of islands. they wrote back to england that there were so many islands that they mashed the days of the year , so they became known as the calendar islands. do they live on the islands now? is it just for recreation? >> summer cottages and so forth as well. smaller islands are fo

this used to all be water back when the city was founded x they wound up getting a commission to be the winter port for montreal and quebec and when that happened, they needed railroads, but there were no wide enough streets in portland for the railways. so they wound up creating this street out of landfill. and the center divide that you're seeing was actually the original railroad tracks. >> everything that you kind of see to our right here on commercial street still functioning as a dock for seafood. >> correct. a lot of the different wharves have lobster fisheries. in fact, there's a fish exchange, the portland fish exchange is basically sort of like the stock exchange but for seafood. it's a lot quieter than the stock exchange, but it's where restaurants from around the world will come in and bid and buy food as it comes off the boat in large lots. we're heading up into the east end which is known as munjoy hill. you'll see a bunch of ship cap chain mansions, and these -- captain mansions. they sur viewed the fire. this, a lot of the islands are city limits, and we have the ferries that go back and forth for the comm

city was founded. aey wound up getting commission of being a port from montreal, quebec. there was not enough wide streets. they created the street out of land. the center divide was original river track. >> everything you can see on the right still functions as a dock for seafood. >> correct. they have a lot of fisheries. there are a lot of fish exchange. buts like a stock exchange, for seafood. it is quieter, but restaurants from around the world will come in and bid and buy seafood as it comes off the boats. we are heading into the east end, which is known as the hill. there are ship captain mansions. these are the ones that survived the fire. they had terrific views of the harbor. this is the bay. a lot of the islands are city limits. ferry a fairyfee -- a for commuters. we had a tremendous amount of violence. 220. is about when they first explored the area and brought back to england , there were so many islands they match the days of the year. it became known as the calendar islands. >> did people live on the islands? is it just for recreation? is it summertime only

city. as you look at the northeast as a whole temperatures in the 60s to the north. even some 50s in southeastern canada. quebeconly 52. fair weather high pressure is the reason why we have a cool northerly wind but that air will be moderating as the high moves off the coast. we have 80s through the central part of the country. 90's in texas and that will be pushing toward the east with this high pressure system over the next couple of days. so quiet weather for the first week of october. high pressure really governing weather into the mid atlantic and the midwest. we'll wait for this front to come through not a strong front but that will bring our next chance of rain toward the weekend. so overnight tonight, low temperatures in the 50s from the i-95 corridor south and east. 40s to the north and wild. bill lit milder land last night for this morning. tomorrow raising up in the 70s. 60s in the poconos. light wind and plenty of sunshine. as we jump ahead to the month of act as a whole, temperatures trends have us above normal the northeast through the philadelphia area into the delmarva including delaware a very

city of wilmington. satellite and radar there's that low moving north of ottawa canada just to the west of quebec. that brought that soaking rain all day yesterday into last night and there you can see those clouds breaking apart way decent amount of sunshine at the present hour here in the delaware and lehigh valleys. accumulated rain since sunday morning, a general one to 2 inches across much of the area in the green but those pockets of yellows between two and more than 4-inches of rain, the southern bucks county, northern burlington county through mercer county also chester county, berks county even parts of the lehigh valley. in fact, we take a look at some of those higher totals, trenton over 3-inches, the same for mount holly and over 4-inches for mount laurel lakehurst there with totals coming in about a four and a quarter inch of rain. we will chat about a dry forecast for the most part and temperatures soaring into the 70's again. alicia and in that full accuweather forecast in just a little bit. >> adam those rain totals tell the whole story here. the soaking rains whipping winds that w

issues to all the water back when the city was founded, and they wound up getting a commission to be the winter port montrÉal and quebecwhen that happened they needed railroads but there were no wide enough streets important for the railways, so they wound up creating this street out of landfill. the center divide your seeing was the old railroad tracks. >> everything you see to our right on commercial street still functioning as a dock for seafood. >> correct. a lot of different worse have fisheries. there's a fish exchange, the portman fish exchange, sort of like the stock exchange but for seafood. that's a lot quieter than the stock exchange but it's where restaurants around the world will come in and buy food as it comes off the boat and large lots. we're heading up into the east in which is also known as the hill. this is the eastern side. use of a lot of ship captain mansions. they had terrific views of harbor. this out here obviously isn't casco bay. along the islands are city limits. we have the fairies they go back and forth for the commuters. we have a huge surge in population during the summertime so it's pr

quÉbec, canada, at a height of 1500 feet. recreational drones are not allowed within 3 miles of airport and then only as high as 300 feet. the with military intervening in the oil-rich city escalate between the iraqi army and kurdish forces. more on that and other international headlines. >> good we are getting is us forces are trying to calm things down in one corner of that country, they have entered in the northeastern part of iraq. the kurdish government had taken that over after driving isis out and government troops left three years ago and a couple weeks ago, kurdish voted in favor of independence but after some skirmishing the central government has the upper hand in this important city. there have been complaints government forces got a lot of help from uranian backed militia. donald from the united states is not taking sides but washington is in favor of iraq staying together as it fights the isis terror group in that country and that region and also the embattled arab country of yemen saying they have staged what they say is their first ever strike against isis in that country. dozens were killed in bombing runs against two different training camps mostly over

city was founded. they wound up getting a commission to be the winter for for montreal and quebec. when that happened, they needed railroads. there was no streets in portland for the rail rates -- railways. they rounded up creating this street. the center divide was the original railroad tracks. >> everything you see to the right still functioning as a dock for seafood. >> correct. a lot of that has lobster fisheries, there is a fish exchange. sort of like the stock exchange but for seafood. it is a lot quieter than the stock exchange. it is where restaurants from around the world will come in and they will bid and buy seafood as a comes off the boat in large lots. we are heading into the east end which is known as munge a hill. this is the eastern farm. if you look to our left side you will see ship captain mansions. they were waiting for their ships to come in because they have these terrific views of the harbor. this out here is casco bay. a lot of the islands are city limits. we have the fairies that go back and forth for the commuters. we have a huge surge in population for th

york city chicago highs of around eight degrees celsius as we go on into where tuesday the worst of the snow not just a little further northward so outs of manitoba through ontario towards quebec bright skies along the eastern seaboard but we have got some clouds lurking down towards the southwestern corner and perhaps a little bit a snow here that snow is standing a little further north was up towards the big state as we go on into the middle part of the week and gradually that will make its way further east was just watch out for some flooding rains that will make its way back into that eastern side of texas easing towards louisiana eventually pushing up towards arkansas longline a cloud up towards the lakes towards the east coast it's looking fine bright and sunny peter. evan thanks very much lost most on the news government office to take back some or enjoy refugees but the numbers don't add up. i'm reporting on the remarkable return of the animal that has been seen in britain centuries and they control the sea it's caused by its ability to take down trees and to change the whole landscape. and in sports news we'll hear from the tennis player celebrating the biggest win of