the liberal party should ask itself why it doesn't have a single representative in western canada. it does not listen to western farmers. this is something western farmers have been meeting in demanding for decades. [applause] >> mr. speaker, i learned last week some of the details on the plot by iran to assassinate the ambassador to washington. the plot was foiled this time. the threat iran poses remains. please inform this house about measures canada is taking to respond to iran's latest affront to international law? >> i want to thank my colleague for the question. canada finds iran's actions absolutely unacceptable. we condemn them without reservation. we worked with our international partners in considering the consequences. we are considering sanctions on five iranian nationals. these are on top of sanctions already in place against iran. the regime in teheran represents the most significant threats in the world to global peace and security. >> the canadian beaver will bite off its own testicales when it is threatened and offer them up for its enemies. whether it is on lumber

behind it there is another front and a shot of cold air coming out of western canada. riday and the weekend will get kind of chili around here. showers and western maryland by afternoon. the farther east you go, the drier it will be tomorrow. it will clear out thursday night, and by friday, we are back into some sunshine. 66-71 tomorrow, a 20% chance of an afternoon shower. western maryland will have a couple of days of wet weather and they might get a little taste of snow there as the cold air comes in toward the end of the week in garrett county. scattered showers tomorrow night and again on thursday. it stays dry at the beach tomorrow but then a chance for showers on thursday. after 66 and some showers thursday, breezy, with highs in the 50's on thursday. a chance for showers saturday, but great weather for football on sunday. >> still steamed about last night's ravens game. plenty of emotion to go around. hear what john harbaugh had to say about the ravens offense. >> it is mega millions. tonight's jackpot is an estimated $57 million. you must match these five white

bruce said the caps were like the beatles in western canada or more like norm from cheers because everywherewent, everyone knew his names. road trips to edmonton are rare. even more rare with a perfect 7-0 record. capitals looking to make it eight straight tonight. and we pick it up in the first period. the puck goes around to carl alsner. carl shoots and, what do you know. top shelf. take another look at that. an absolute bullet. that gives the capitals a 1-0 lead. his first goal of the season. end of the first. edmonton is going to strike right back. jordan eberly to corey potter to taylor hall. gets it past vokoun. bruce boudreau none too happy about that. wouldn't be happy about this either in the second period. we have more trouble. corey potter to jordan ebberley. he fires it past vokoun. edmonton is up after two periods of play. so the capitals do have plenty of time to come back and get their eighth win of the year. >>> talking football now. chris cooley's season is over. some have speculated his career with the redskins might be over. the argument? he's aging, he's expensive and now

was no use for a tickle time now natural gas is the biggest thing that's going on in western colorado. is zero and canada leases in here crossroads bilberry corp and over there they are on ten acre spacing and for me are really what you were looking for and you know how many wells around there and it i bet you could see three four hundred wells. you're standing right over a pipeline right here by the way. right where we're span and we had a spill. and you see over my head here we've got the neighbors wells that are all three four of them over there and that stack closest to the blue one day it look like old faithful had over there the separator spewed paraffin out all over the pad and on over into a good number of acres of our pastor and that paraffin was laced with effects chemicals hydrocarbons of various kinds we were concerned it would contaminate did . and the grasses were heavy and dry and so we just burned a did in writing carbon slower that through and get it detroit or. come up with a software it's about ten thousand wells here in the basin which is an incredible number of wells to try and manag

western colorado. there's no end canada leases in here cross roads build very corporation and over there on an acre spacing for mayor i mean you want your religion for and you know how many wells around pared it i bet you could see three four hundred wells. we're standing right over a pipeline right here by the way. right where we stand and we had a spill. do you see over my head here we've got the neighbors wells that are all three forum over there and that stack closest to the blue one day it would play old faithful had over there the separator spewed paraffin out over the pad and on over into good a number of acres of our parish church and that paraffin was laced with effects chemicals hydrocarbons of various kinds we were concerned it would contaminate and did. it in the grasses were maybe in dry and whatnot so we used to burn the did shin writing carbons along with it so we wouldn't get it or detroit or. a couple philips operates about ten thousand wells. here in the basin which is. an incredible number of wells to climb mountains on a daily basis and so as a simple example we do well over the years a

it's mostly dry across the central and western parts of the u.s. and canada. but the british area will see rain. and the rain will move inland on wednesday. temperatures are looking like this. hot conditions have eased in l.a. 24 degrees. and 22 in houston. and 17 in oklahoma city. the northeastern states are in the mild side. 19 degrees in new york and 12 in d.c. it's dropping down to only 13 degrees in atlanta. finally, let's go over to europe. a couple of low pressure systems are dropping heavy rain across much of scandinavian peninsula. the conditions will continue throw the day on wednesday. and the associated front is stretching from the baltic states through germany and into france. you're seeing wet and very windy conditions along the front. the rain will move south and reach this area. the alpine region will see heaviest rain and snow in higher elevations. meanwhile, it's thundery and wet in and around the black sea. that should ease in the next 24 hours. temperatures are shaping up like this. the mediterranean countries are on the warmer side. 22 deg

, large hail, damaging winds as well as tornados will continue here meanwhile, the western parts of the u.s. and canadataying dry and unsettled and their high pressure system, just a few showers popping up across the pacific northwest. as for temperatures, on friday, expect 0 degrees in houston and 31 degrees in los angeles. the east coast is on the mild side. we are expecting 23 in new york and 22 in washington, d.c. and 23 in atlanta. finally, let's go over to europe. it's wet and thundery across southern italy as well as the southern balkan peninsula. gusty winds are possible through friday. the british isles is experiencing a dry spell but a system is approaching, so the's going to be very wet across this area over the weekend. a high pressure system is keeping things dry and unsettled across much of continental europe but temperatures are very cool in berlin with only 11 degrees and 10 degrees in vienna and 9 degrees in warsaw, but the iberian peninsula is experiencing a dry weather. expecting 28 in madrid and 33 in lisbon. all right. now, here is your extended forecast. >>> and that's all for thi

meanwhile, the western parts of the u.s. and canada stay dry and settled under this high pressure system. a few showers pop up across the pacific northwest. as for temperatures on friday, we are expecting 30 degrees in houston, 31 degrees in los angeles. the east coast is on the mild side. we expect 23 in new york and 22 in washington, d.c. and 23 in atlanta. finally, let's go to europe. it is west and thundery in southern italy and southern balkan peninsula. gusty winds are possible throughout friday. the british isles has a dry spell, but a system is approaching. it will be very wet across this area over the weekend. a high pressure system is keeping things dry and settled across much of continental europe, but temperatures are very cool in berlin with only 11 degrees, and 10 degrees in vienna, 9 in warsaw. but the eye beerian peninsula is experiencing a dry weather. expect 28 in madrid and 33 in lisbon. here is the extended forecast. >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us. we

it is mostly dry and settled in the central and western parts of the u.s. and canada.ritish columbia will see rain due to a low pressure system and that will move inland wednesday. temperatures looking like this. hot conditions eased in l.a., 24 degrees and 22 in houston, 17 in oklahoma city. the northeastern states are on the mild side. 19 degrees in new york and 12 in d.c., dropping to 13 degrees in atlanta. finally let's go to europe. a couple of low pressure systems are dropping heavy rain across much of scandinavian peninsula. wet conditions will likely continue throughout the day on wednesday. and the associated front is stretching from the baltic states through germany and into france. you're seeing wet and windy conditions along the front. rain will move southward and reach this area, and today the alpine region will see the heaviest rain and you'll see heavy snow in the higher elevations. meanwhile, it is thundery and wet in and around the black sea but that should ease in the next 24 hours. temperatures are shaping up like this. the mediterranean countries ar

high pressure taking control much of the western half of the united states. and canada., in fact, it is bringing some very warm, i should say hot temperatures to the southeast. i'll show you the temperatures in a second, but some offshore winds coming in towards the southwest, really going to be bringing those temperatures up. we head over towards east, looking very messy here, some of the storms moving to the lower mississippi valley, could get a little nasty, basically strong winds and some hail, those will be the major concerns. and then we have some heavy rain spreading up towards the northeast. now, let's turn our attention back to the southwest. 36 degrees in the middle of october in los angeles. it is going to be about 37 on thursday. and then finally we'll start to see things cooling down as we head into the weekend. all right, as for europe, things are clearing up here towards the west. we do see some storms making their way through central locations and down in towards the balkans. temperatures not too bad, actually, in london, for example, we have 19 on your t

canada. towards baltimore and western suburbs, there's not a lot going on. this will be off and on rain shower activity. maybe you can stick by without your umbrella. let's take a wider view of the radar. most of the rain is missing us to the west. going into the mountains. down to the south, there are some thundershowers trying to develop in parts of virginia and parts of north carolina. that will rotate out toward us later today. it might be unstable enough to maybe create a rumble of thunder. you can see those breaks in the overcast down south. we have an east wind. it will be hard to get the clouds to break up. 63 at the airport. 61 in westminster. we will maybe ed four or 5 degrees this afternoon. rain showers likely -- we will maybe add four or five degrees of this afternoon. overnight tonight, mostly cloudy. a chance for a couple of rain showers early tonight. temperatures drop back into the upper 50's. the storm will be pulling away to the northeast. we still have a chance for a rain shower. the best chance for rain will be on friday. this cold front

affecting us for a couple days but it's well north of maryland, it's western pennsylvania, central ohio, back up into eastern canada and this storm starting to wind itself out and bringing in dry, cool air and behind the system so that's what we are seeing. as we go into the day tomorrow the trend is for this thing to not just get weaker wind out but push further north and east so by saturday, should just be a few clouds left. tomorrow i think will be mostly cloudy at times, by saturday a good amount of sun and the winds will relent to. offer night 44, cloudy, the two degree guarantee for friday, how about 62 in still breezy but not as windy tomorrow and by tomorrow night the wind will die off just about completely as we go to 42. northwest eastern suburbs tomorrow night this to the upper 30s, westminister and out further west, seven day forecast for the weekend sunshine, very crisp, fall like, autumn sun, good stuff here. get the apple cidar ready and join us sunday morning for the race for the cure. >> that's great. you know if you aren't going to join us and are watching, we want to you look at this lovely neckl

western maryland. it is almost a windchill situation. here is the storm in eastern canada.is strong enough that we have had gusty conditions. the rain was up in new york state. there is a disturbance in the plains and rocky is -- rockies. we're still looking for some good weather here. there will not be much moisture with it. things will not change much. it will be chilly tonight with clear skies. it will not be as windy. the wind will get below 10 miles an hour. 42 to 48 will be the overnight low. we will have morning sun tomorrow with increasing clouds in the afternoon. the southwest wind will be 10 to 50 miles an hour. 67 to 72 will be the high. it depends on a house in the clouds come in. -- it depends on how soon the clouds come in. the forecast shows the storm to the north of us. there is the other disturbance in the west. we will still be in good shape late monday. we will be picking up clouds. early monday morning, a sprinkle may pass through. the chances of rain are not high. the real chance of rain will be late tuesday into wednesday. here is the 7-day forecast. w

what i also know is that in an open and pluralistic society like america, like canada, like much of western europe and australia, people like me have -- that so many others don't yet and that's one of the reason is wanted to make sure to reflect the voices we typically don't hear in allah, liberty and love, that there is real hope, not merely theoretical hope. >> host: and technology is allowing those folkses to shrink the distance and start communicating. what countries have you seen these networks start binding together. not the arar spring itself -- arab spring itself and reform in islam. >> guest: that's not the muslim world. well, au contraire. we again right the fact there's so much muslim migration to various countries in europe, from sweden to norway, to denmark, germany, france, belgium, holland, i mean, italy, the fact that there are young -- i'm going to say -- because it's true -- european people who happen to be muslim, who love their faith, but who define themselves first and foremost as europeans because being muslim should not be a contradiction with being muslim, and what i

i always start with canada, our most special partners in the western hemisphere. ere's nothing like norad for us. canada increase in the hopes of the caribbean, helping him in central america in ways that are very valuable from the u.s. perspective. this not only canada. chile working in central america to build capacity. purcell, invaluable leadership role with medusa. and in colombia, let's look at columbia as the exemplar of this trend. call me and i will be making progress training helicopter pilots from mexico to go after the narco traffic cop is. this is a broader trend for making progress in building these partnerships, but i would suggest, madam chairman can i ranking member berman, there's much more we can do when i look forward the opportunity to talk about this. before i close it was to thank you, ranking member, members of this committee for helping make this progress possible. it's because of the assistance the united states is provided to her partner nations to build their capacity that enables them not to become security providers across our hemisphe

canada. there's still some pieces of energy that are rotating down to the mountains. you can see some showers in western pennsylvania and a few sprinkles in western maryland. on the other side of the mountains, around baltimore, probably not. the wind will pick up. er hour had a 20-mile power bu gust in westminster. 45 in parkton. 44 in emmitsburg. a mixture of sun and clouds. breezy and cool. high temperatures in the upper 50's and low 60's. there could be some showers in the mountains. i do not think it will be cold enough for frost but it will be called. temperatures drop back into the 40 plus. and nice area of high pressure take control -- temperatures drop back into the 40's. we will see the sunshine on saturday and sunday. a good idea to check out the fall colors. it should be beautiful. we're almost passed the peak in western maryland. you'll see some beautiful colors if the wind has not knocked the leaves of trees. sunshine on saturday and sunday. about five degrees below average. if we do get a frost it would be saturday night and sunday morning. low temperature of 39. a slight chance for some

canada. our most special of partners in the western hemisphere. there's nothing like norad for us. ip role and in colombia, let's look at colombia as the exemplar of this trend. colombia not only making progress against the farc, but today, training helicopter pilots for mexico to go after the narco contes. these are the broader trend. we're making progress and building these partnerships but i would suggest, madam chairman, ranking member berman, there's much more we can do. and i look forward to the opportunity to talk about this. before i close i want to tuyou, the ranking member, all the members of this committee for helping make this progress possible. it's because of the assistance that the united states has provided to our partner nations to build their capacity that it enables them now to become security providers across our hemisphere so together we can meet the increasingly severe challenges that we face. thank you so much. >> thank you very much. and i thank all of the panelists. i'm so glad that you brought up colombia being such a stable ally in the security exporter. a

canada. china operations are on today. if. stories on our t.v. cheers and jeers over a gruesome attack with western media's euphoric reporting a bit off he's killing his family vasu nato to answer war crimes charges. fresh cautious as the wall street protests spread police had over one in california detained nearly a hundred activists and chased arrest software teargassed said on the full grounds of. the euro zone spade hands in the balance is the e.u. leaders try to stop squabbling and serve up a solution a step which would see the biggest plan yet to tackle its runaway finances. i'll be back with more in about fifteen minutes but first the sports news with richard. welcome to small space great to have you with us as always for the headlines. sunday in istanbul maria sharapova shocked the sun styles are up and she championships. which boss holds hope is for instance two months since he coachmen cine find a million dollars for fusing the playing. corruption crusades open cases against the temple of the shoals every scoundrel song needs rocking the sports governing body. first maria sharapova hopes

canada. china corporations are today. headlines tonight from see the cheers and cheers over a gruesome death of the western media coverage of kidnappings killing his family wants war crimes charges laid to take his most prominent son saif al islam also go on trial he's reportedly ready to surrender to no. fresh clashes as the anti wall street protests spread police in oakland california to tape nearly one hundred activists and chased the rest off with tear gas and nonlethal round. the reserves fate hangs in the balance as e.u. leaders try to stop squabbling and cervical solution instead you could see the pink is planned yet to tackle its going away finances the summit underway now and opens on a high note to germany massive expansion the bailout for. support of the moscow times thanks for being with us richard he's got the latest sports. hello welcome to suppose they great to have you with us start with the headlines. saloon maria sharapova it was one of the over the last when much is. the feeds championships for the top russian. for tens of thousands are expected to come and see her say the formula one grand prix in the

canada as trophy china corporations are today. all the stories on our t.v. cheers and jeers over a gruesome death with western media as euphoric reporting of gadhafi is killing his family wants nato to answer war crimes charges. fresh cautious as the wall street protests police in oakland california detained nearly a hundred activists and chased arrest software tear gas and legal grounds. the eurozone spade hands in the balance is e.u. leaders try to stop squabbling and serve up a solution instead which could see the biggest plan yet to tackle its runaway finances. i'll be back with more in about fifteen minutes but first the sports news with richard. welcome to sports day great to have you with us as always with the headlines. stunned in istanbul maria sharapova shocked to see some styles are up and she had championships. which bus holds have is for instance through man city coachman cine on the billion dollars for fusing the playing. corruption crusade faith open cases against the ten football officials and read scandal song he was rocking the sport's governing body. first maria sharapova hopes of finishing

canada. coupled with these systems, it is looking to bring in quite a bit of rain to the northeastern united states and the canadian maritime. western coastline with moisture coming in off the pacific. monday, warmup in win i peg. eastern section of new york at 16. with showers, it will be a gray and chilly day for you. and finally a look at europe where the clouds remap well away from continental europe again today. high pressure is firmly in control, keeping clouds and rain well up to the north. so instead, parts of the baltic states and british isles will see rain and some winds. london warms up to 25 degrees during the daytime. paris up to 28. still very warm conditions continuing for you here. berlin, 23. vienna coming in at 25 degrees. that's a look at your weather conditions for now. i'll round it off with the three day outlook. >>> japan hopes to strept strengthen ties with russia. putin plans to return to the presidency next year. putin announced his intention to run in rush's election in march. his victory seems likely as there are no viable candidates. japan continues on course to strept entice with russia no matter who i

canada after. china operations are rooted a clue. headlines tonight from r t the cheers and tears over a gruesome death for the western media as euphoric coverage of gadhafi is killing his family wants nato to answer war crimes charges laid to take his most prominent son saif al islam also go on trial he's reportedly ready to surrender tonight. fresh clashes as the anti wall street protests spread police in oakland california to tape nearly one hundred activists and chased the rest off and tear gas and nonlethal round. the euro zone fate hangs in the balance as easy this try to stop squabbling and cervical solution instead you could see the biggest plan yet to tackle it's going away finances the summit underway now and opens up a high note for germany rid of massive expansion of the bailout for support of the time thanks for being with us culture was richard scott the major sports. well i welcome the spoils of a great to have you with us stop by headlines. last chance saloon maria sharapova it was one of the all of those lost when munches. beats the meteor championships for the top russian pair. for hours tens of thousands are expected

canada we would be ok with it. we would get on with our lives but elsewhere it is national identity. the western atlas in korea always has the word sea of japan blacked out and the korean name hand a letter below. and the newly independent republic of macedonia, historically was a region of ancient greece that was blackballed in 2008. jihadists rhetoric is out of iran after the 2004 edition of the national geographic atlas of world added to the persian gulf is small current federal reading, arabian gulf. iranian went bonkers. and the influence of the u.s. and zionist lobby the society has distorted a historical reality. all national geographic publications were banned from iran. resourceful internet users from national geographic found e-mails but hundreds of angry reviews and google bombs the phrase arabian gulf. the top would result of the phrase is now a mock error page reading the golf you're looking for does not exist. national geographic made the correction. tensions in the gulf are running high over the issue. iran created a national persian gulf day to celebrate the nomenclature and canc

one is about the peace bridge on the buffalo-canada border, of great importance to the western new york economy. in yesterday's "globe and mail" there was an article indicating there was a borders -- imminent border security agreement and it specifically quotes "the united states needs to find ways of expediting low risk cargo and travelers and focus resources on high risk traffic." know where is it more true than on those two bridges. they are respectively the third and fourth busiest commercial crossings in the nation, handling $30 billion of commerce between the u.s. and canada. but my office has been fielding lot of complaints from business leaders, average citizens, about the length of time it takes for commercial traffic to enter the u.s. and canada. it is mainly because of the space on the new york side of the border is a very small. there is plenty of space on the canadian side. if we could do the inspections on the canadian side, it would be good. could you commit that as part of any future border deal with canada you would expedite commercial truck traffic to the united states

canada, saudi arabia. it energy jobs pay pretty high salary. in westernennsylvania, developing shale is about a $72,000 per your job. in the woods yet, about $80,000 per year developing oil and gas in the gulf. these are good jobs. i like them. one of my first goals would be to create american aaron -- american energy that keeps $400 billion here at home. i would rather it go to south dakota and saudi arabia. i'm very comfortable saying to the american people, let's develop our own eney. if you develop american energy, government revenue goes up dramatically because the government gets royalties. to give you an example of how much potential revenues you've got, we own 69% of alaska. alaska is twice the size of texas. if we own 69% of alaska, that is 1.5 texas's. you can say, look, we keep will give you half of texas. pick the 25,000 square miles you would like to keep as parks, wilderness areas, terrific. that means we get to develop 250,000 square miles, an area the size of texas. can you imagine the net value? you get more people no longer afford and lo

canada appeared there is still some rain on the radar. a couple of showers in the mountains of pennsylvania. if you drive into westernaryland, you could see some rain showers into allegheny county. aroundl stay dry ban baltimore appeared a bit breezy in westminster. temperatures in the 40's. it will feel cooler than what you see on the map. take a light jacket. 46 in westminster. a mixture of sun and clouds. breezy and cool. high temperature in the upper 50's and low 60's. the skies will clear tonight and it will be chilly. temperatures dropping back into the lower end of the 40's. a nice set up for the beginning of the weekend. we will see a lot of sunshine. it will be on the cool side. we're getting close to the peak in maryland for the colors. take a drive because maybe next weekend most of that stuff will be dropping off. sunshine saturday and sunday with high temperatures in the low 60's both days. if we do get a frost i think it will be saturday night into sunday morning. next chance for rain, a slight chance on monday, 30%. we should state dry the the middle of next week. >> this winter will be colder and wett

one is about the peace bridge on the buffalo-canada border, of great importance to the western new york economy. in yesterday's "globe and mail" -- i take it that is the toronto -- there waslobe and mail" an article indicating there was a borders -- imminent border security agreement and it specifically quotes "the united states needs to find ways of expediting low risk cargo and travelers and focus resources on high risk traffic." know where is it more true than -- nowhere is that more true than on those two bridges. they are respectively the third and fourth busiest commercial crossings in the nation, handling $30 billion of commerce between the u.s. and canada. but my office has been fielding lot of complaints from business -- building lots of complaints from business -- fielding lots of complaints from business leaders, average citizens, about the length of time it takes for commercial traffic to enter the u.s. and canada. it is mainly because of the space on the new york side of the border is a very small. there is plenty of space on the canadian side. if we could do the inspection

western part grace holmes on march eighth. the. let's. just say. the be. put. to. sleep. flared up if these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada to come. to the big. mission. critical you should three. three. three. three. two three. three blown call it video. free media. time to. tell stories from r.t. from the. new york and chicago media fierce response from police is the nation's biggest push yet. the occupy wall street movement gave support across the world to where tens of thousands letting loose their anger against wealthy banks and banks that. crane is former prime minister feels the strong arm of the law being sentenced to seven years for abuse of power some of the nation shall see the noose is tightening still further she faces even more charges. and syria's president promises to protest. the elections as the number killed in the civil conflict rises to thousand of. you watching. this is the sports observation out to our top story special. last minute gold rushes to nothingness about the best in the women's floor exercises on the final day of decision a six ball championships. well to the mat so right both of us in fa

it is clear here and all the way up into western new england, back to the great lakes and down to the gulf coast. a new shot of chilly air coming out of canada, aimed mostly at new england. we will see that high-pressure system building from the north. the temperatures may back off by four or five degrees tomorrow. very nice with sunny skies, and then a warmup will get under way as we head toward the end of the week and the beginning of the weekend. we will have to watch and see what happens with that western storm. there is really no rain in the forecast. until then, the futurecast will look like this for the next several days, basically clear and dry. 68-73 tomorrow. kind of a reinforcing shot of cool, canadian air. son up at 7:07 and going down at 6:44. wages averaging about 1 foot and water temperature 70 at the baltimore harbor. western maryland, 30's at night and then sunday during the day. highs in the mid to upper 60's on both thursday and friday. eastern shore, beautiful, sunny skies. the same for ocean city, a little bit cooler right on the beach as the winds will be coming off the water. inland should reach into the low 70's. we w

canada. china operations room today. the future of a new global voice has asia's two biggest giants russia and china build a union to challenge the political domination of the western world. is brain damage trial may be drawing to a close with a key accord expected to deliver its verdict on as prime minister of gas cade's. slovakia holds the fate of the eurozone bailout in its call with a government vote threatening to veto the new funds for a debt laden european economies. as they have lines here in our sports next with andrew. global you watching the sport here on our team nice to have you company and these are the headlines keep cool in moscow russia. caution against the door with the price of the european championships at stake. while there's a blow for i was island will be without captain robbie keane for the crunch with armenia. page come by russia's next martial laws. to get back to winning ways after three successive defeats. but first of football in russia need just a point against minnows and door in moscow tonight to secure a place at next summer's european championships but russia coach think africa has warned his opponents could use tactics and his age

canada. china corporations are offered a clue. the future of a new global voices asia's two biggest giants russia and china build a union to challenge the political domination of the western world. if brain damage . may be drawing to a close with a key of core it expected to deliver its verdict on x. prime minister gas k. . slovakia holds the fate of the eurozone bailout in its palm with a government vote with threatening to veto the new beefed up funds for a debt laden european economy. that's the headline here in our sports next with andrew. hello there you're watching the sport here in our team nice to have you company i mean these are the headlines keep cool in russia. caution against andorra with the pace of the european championships at stake. while there's a blow for i was island will be without captain roby came for the crunch game with armenia. page come by russia's mixed martial law is being used. to get back to winning ways three successive defeats. to the football in russia need just a point against door in moscow tonight to secure a place next summer's european championships but russia has warned his opponents could use dirty tactics in his age his place to k

one is about the peace bridge on the buffalo-canada border, of great importance to the western new york economy. mail"terday's "globe and there was an article indicating there was a borders -- imminent border security agreement and it specifically quotes "the united states needs to find ways of expediting low risk cargo and travelers and focus resources on high risk traffic." know where is it more true than on those two bridges. they are respectively the third and fourth busiest commercial crossings in the nation, handling $30 billion of commerce between the u.s. and canada. but my office has been fielding lot of complaints from business leaders, average citizens, about the length of time it takes for commercial traffic to enter the u.s. and canada. it is mainly because of the space on the new york side of the border is a very small. there is plenty of space on the canadian side. if we could do the inspections on the canadian side, it would be good. could you commit that as part of any future border deal with canada you would expedite commercial truck traffic to the united states from c

canada. trying to rule the day. welcome back this is our t. live from moscow and here's a recap of all our main stories the cheers and jeers over a gruesome death with western media as euphoric reporting of gadhafi is killing his family wants nato to answer war crimes charges. fresh cautious. protests spread police in oakland california detained nearly one hundred activists and chased the rest off with tear gas and rubber rounds. the euro zone's fate hangs in the balance as e.u. leaders try to stop squabbling it serve up a solution instead which could see the biggest plan yet to tackle its runaway finances. europe's financial turmoil is intensifying calls in the u.k. to leave the struggling bloc that discusses the prospects of that happening and the future of the euro zone the british conservative party m.p. douglas carswell. i'm in manchester with douglas calls well he's a conservative member of parliament he said the political system in this country is broken and.

canada and the united states developed the infrastructure in policy necessary to ensure security and efficiency of exchange of goods and services. the relationship has led to a strong political cooperation between the two western democracies. any scenario in which canada would prohibit oil exports to the united states is highly unlikely to read other nations turn off this spigot to the u.s. and other countries in hostile moves that have caused significant damage to the u.s. economy and left our armed forces without reliable sources of fuel. in the words of energy secretary steven chu back, have in canada as a supplier of the oil was much more comforting and than to have other countries supply or oil. thank you very much. [applause] >> bill stevenson. >> director of pipeline for the united association. you've heard a lot of testimony to date regarding energy, energy independence, our allies and our trading partners that are not so friendly to us. you and your numbers about jobs? some true and some are made up. you're going to hear about these products being exported. how horrible is that? and export from the united states with american jobs. it's just horrible. i'm going to tell you that most important concern

canada. coming up in "tooled's kitchen." >> wow. >>> first al has another check of the weather. >> first of all we'll start with today, where we've got showers this evening through the western heat from texas, all the way into the southeast, we got mountain snows in the western plains, windy conditions in northern california. moving into tomorrow, cooler air starts to make its way into the rockies, with mountain snows there, sunshine and mild in the pacific northwest, mild weather through the southeast on into the mid mississippi river valley and showers around the centr >> good morning. there is some fog start today. the chance for a few rain showers this afternoon. >> and that's your latest weather. >> all right, al, thank you. >>> coming up next, a good deal or great marketing? how to be a smart shopper, we'll show you how, right after this. . when you've lost interest in everything. when you've had one too many days feeling sad or anxious... aches and pains, fatigue. when it becomes hard to ignore that you need help. that's the day you do something. depression hurts. cymbalta can help with many symptoms of depression. tell your doctor right away if your depression worse

i remember when we did the western hemisphere challenge which requires a much more secure document to cross the border with canada than was the case prior to 9/11. the 9/11 commission recommended it. it was passed into the legislation. we began the process of making that transition. there were some members of congress from the border of the districts that were adamantly opposed because they thought it was going to hurt the economics of the local communities. in our view it was necessary to protect the country and not just those districts but those that were on the interior which might well feel the blood of the attack if someone is not a cross in canada and there was a concerted effort to push back. we got a substantial way down the road and then secretary napolitano got across the finish line. to me that was agreed to civil of the world power there was a consensus view one was a republican and one was democrat but you have to be willing to take a certain amount of flak to make it happen. there's a broad comment in the security. in the end, they're comes a point you have to look -- i've never run for office and n

i remember when we did the western hemisphere travel initiative requiring a secure document to cross the land border with canadathan was the case prior to 9/11. you know, the 9/11 commission recommended it. it was passed into legislation. we, again, the process of making that transition. there were some members of congress from the border districts that were adamantly opposed to it because they felt it would hurt the economics of the local communities. in our view, it was necessary to protect the country and to protect not just those districts, but those in the interior that might feel the brunt of an attack if somebody snuck across from canada, and, you know, there was a concerted effort to push back. we got it, you know, a substantial way down the road, and then secretary napolitano picked up the baton and got it across the finish line. it doesn't matter if one was a republican or a democrat, but you had to be willing to take flak to make it happen. this is a broader comment maybe about security. in the end, there comes a point -- i'm the non-politician here. i never ran for office and never will. you have to

gerecht mentioned canada, talk gerecht mentioned canada, talk what are the threats in what are the threats in the western hemisphere that we should be really vigilant about because i find that to be a common thread. the third thing is an axiom about the enemy is your friend. it is my belief that what they iran is an internal conflict historically and i think it still exist with the ayatollah and ahmadinejad. there is a conflict with them. is the u.s. nonintentional economy is but is the u.s. that taken away that we are inhibiting that internal conflict that's their front incubating and may be causing problems within iran itself. those are the three questions. i will throw it open to anyone that wants to answer you. first the propaganda, second the western hemisphere. third is, are we doing things unintentionally to maybe not let the percolation of their internal conflict grow? >> if you take the first one, the propaganda, i think we have to recognize because we invaded iraq under false pretenses, people don't trust a lot of the things we say in that part of the world. also during the 90s, we cut back wha

i remember doing the western hemisphere travel initiative that requires a much more secure document to cross the land border with canadar to 9/11. you know, the 9/11 commission recommended it. it was passed into legislation. we, again, the process of making that transition. there were some members of congress from the border districts that were adamantly opposed to it feeling it would hurt the economics of the local communities. in our view, it's necessary to protect the country, and to protect not just those districts, but those in the interior that might feel the brunt of an attack if someone snuck across from canada, and there's a concerted effort to push back. we got it, you know, a substantial way down the road, and then secretary that poll dnapalitano picked it up and got it down the line. you had to be willing to take a certain amount of flak to make it happen. this is a broader comment about security, but in the end -- i'm a nonpolitician here, never ran for office and never will, but you have to ask what am i here for? if i'm here to occupy a position, that's one thing, but if i'm here to do a job, figured out

canada, the northeast, no problems there. we have a few showers moving on to the pacific northwest. and beautiful much in the westerng. good morning, i am meteorologist, tom kierein. right now in the 40s to just near 50 degrees, a few clouds coming through and the wind out of the northwest later today, gusting to around 20 miles per hour, and highs reaching the low 60s and partly cloudy. partly cloudy and chilly for the weekend, and morning lows near 40 and afternoon highs near 60 on saturday and sunday. first part of next week,♪ >>> and this morning on "today's real estate," what you can get for $300,000 or less. taking us on a tour of homes from coast to coast, our brick house, "today" real estate contributor barbara corcoran. >> good morning, al. >> good to see you! >> nice to see you, too. >> let's get started. we have a great home, first home, steamboat springs, colorado. a two-bedroom home priced at $354,900. >> and it's a ski town, i'm sure you know, al. probably everybody knows. it's next to the yampa river in northern colorado. this is a rustic, old house that comes with a bird house and wheel barrow free o

largest trade partners, canada and united states to vote in his first structure to ensure security of goods and services. it has led to strong political cooperation between these two westernwestern democracies in any scenario which candidate would prohibit oil exports to the native state the family be. other nations turn off the spigot for the u.s. and other countries and hudson is causing significant damage to the u.s. economy and left arm forces with reliable sources of fuel. and the worth of energy secretary steven chu, having canada as a player or it is much more comforting than to have other countries collateral. thank you very much. [applause] >> will stevenson. >> director of pipeline for the united association. you heard a lot testimony today regarding energy, energy independence, our allies, training partners in the not so friendly to us. you're going to your numbers about jobs, some true, some are made up. you are going to hear about these products being exported. how horrible is that? and export from the united states with american jobs. that's just horrible. i am going to tell you the most important concern to us as economic impact. at a time of high national

canada. >>> first al has another check of the weather. >> first we'll start with today where we've got showers this evening through the western great lakesitions in northern california. moving into tomorrow, coomer air starts to make its way into the rockies with mountain snows there. sunshine and mild in the pacific northwest. mild weather from the southeast into the mid mississippi river valley and showers around the central and western great lakes. that's what's going on around the country. here is what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning. a chill in the air, a little haze as well. approaching 50 degrees throughout much of the region. we should quickly climb into the 60s late they are afternoon. a few breaks in the clouds, sunshine flowing through. we'll have that from time to time into the afternoon. tomorrow, chilly in the morning again. a lot of sun. afternoon highs mid 60s, increasing clouds on wednesday. into the mid 60s. on thursday, rain likely friday into the weekend. your latest weather. >> all right, al, thank you. >>> coming up next, a good deal or great marketing? how to be a smart shopper, we'll show yo

canada. coming up in "tooled's kitchen." >> wow. >>> first al has another check of the weather. >> first of all we'll start with today, where we've got showers this evening through the westerntain snows in the western plains, windy conditions in northern california. moving into tomorrow, cooler air starts to make its way into the rockies, with mountain snows there, sunshine and mild in the pacific northwest, mild weather through the southeast on into the mid mississippi river valley and showers around the >>> good monday morning to you. we're climbing into the 60s, the cities that are seeing the sunshine, that is. 62 in oakland. 61 in sunnyvale and fairfield right now. we continue to lose a lot of that cloud cover. take a look at what those low clouds are doing to your temperatures, running nine degrees cooler from the marine county coastline to the city of san francisco. as we head throughout tomorrow, our shift changes. breezy, dry around here. >> and that's your latest weather. >> all right, al, thank you. >>> coming up next, a good deal or great marketing? ow hto be a smart shopper, we'll peri y, afowt thour istegh.. owh. when you've lost interest in everything. when yo