heavy oil from western canada, in particular, is a real good match for the refining capacity in the gulfst. which is predominantly, half heavy. a good match there and now with so much light crude it's important to get that to the right market. in the eastern u.s. and canada, that's where the light has to go. >> if i'm an environmentalist, can't i say they really did a lot around me? >> i guess our view on this question, jim, and we said this before, we need all of the pipes in western canada. the supply profile is so strong that we need all options out of the base. >> you really embraced bocking. >> no, that is a case of history, really. we have been in the balcan before it became popular. it was a stroke of luck, we're not as strong in the other two. >> you don't want to be where there is a lot of competition. one of the things i like about enbridge is i don't feel like you're bidding against others, you pick them where they're not. >> sometimes we lose projects because it is competitive. if you're weighs every project you a different kind of problem. we're pretty selective in what we d

people in western canada and the u.s. pacific northwest are dealing with stormy weather conditions, mai shoji joins us with the details. >> a couple weeks ago, ex-hurricane ana slammed into the islands of hawaii. that moved over water and became a low pressure system. it's not a tropical storm or hurricane. it's a remnant low pressure system but it combined with another low pressure system over water and now slamming to the pacific northwest. it's another parade of severe thunderstorms and severe weather across these locations stretching from the pacific northwest and oregon. this is the system we're talking about. you can see the isobars near each other the winds could sustain 90 kilometers an hour. enough to toss around loose objects and tree branches. the debris will be quite dangerous. we advise you to stay indoors ifable to. heavy rainfall will be about 90 millimeters in the coastal locations. heavy snowfall will be topping on top of the mountainous regions. a lot of things happening here. and on the flip side, the e

as you mention the cool air in western canada at baker lake just 16 and 21 degrees right now and a piece of this winter-like air will dive south into our area. it will modify but be chilly for part of your weekend. we'll talk about that and the next chance of rain coming up in the accuweather forecast. >> very good thank you adam. >>> still ahead, the first day of october means pumpkin sales are on the rise, what one company is most responsible spore the annual boom. plus, a california player is gunned down in his home by a family member, what we are learning about the fight that turned deadly. >> we want to remind you about our newest tool here at "action news," chopper 6-360, it gives you total control of the video you see from chopper 6, can you use your cell phone or tablet or camera in any direction you so choose, download our free app, go to 6abc.com/chopper 6. >>> we are live over the scene where a woman was critically injured at 33rd street and girard avenue, the 20-year-old woman was hit by a vehicle here taken to hahnemann hospital with critical injuries police on the scene are

running a good 8 degrees above normal for overnight lows but as we look to the north and west and western canada as anything but warm, right now, here near the poles, it is 18 degrees in cambridge bay, baker lake at 25. a piece of this will be migrating to the south and east for part of the upcoming weekend. we will let you know how cool those temperatures get in the seven day forecast shirleen, coming up in a bit. >> thanks, adam. >>> mumia abu-jamal is serving life for the death of a philadelphia police officer, but that is not getting in the way of an upcoming obligation. he is set to deliver a commence amount dress at goddard college in vermont on sunday. at dress is prerecorded, and will be played for students along with the documentary about jamal's controversial case. his original death sentence from 1982 was handed down for the death of officer daniel faulkner but was commuted to life imprisonment without parole in 2011. >>> a second name has now emerge in the fight to take ownership of the revel casino hotel in atlantic city. filing identifies a firm called brookfield asset management a

. >>> it was an apparent bomb threat that grounded a jet in western canada. the plane landed yesterday at an airport in british columbia after officials received threatening calls. 98 passengers were held onboard until they could be transferred by bus. authorities have arrested one person, calling him a person of interest. >>> now to some news in missouri, where citizens are parading through the streets with their guns as part of their new rights under state law. dozens of people marched with their firearms yesterday. the event recognized a recent amendment to missouri's constitution which calls the right to bear arms an unalienable right. legislation opposes the open carry of weapons. st. louis's mayor a critic of the law, describes the march as a scene out of a bad western. >>> in phoenix, there's no word on when 800 hotel guests will be allowed to return to their rooms after a fire broke out. this happened in an electrical room of the downtown sheridan yesterday morning. firefighters arrived quickly to snuff out the flames. fortunately, nobody was hurt. th

border have had their impacts on us, and certainly from the east coast of canada now, producers in western canadaan load their crude oil onto a tanker and move it to the gulf coast without having to get a presidential permit. there is a route to the gulf coast that will be available to them in advance of keystone if keystone doesn't get approved in the near-term. neil: there are a lot of folks who say look at the big drop in gas prices, maybe the urgency isn't there. the argument for getting the pipeline up and running is that it would help alleviate the oil price concerns. seems that it's taking care of itself on its own. what do you say? >> i think it' opposite. the reason oil prices have come down is production has gone up. as a result of production increases, we need more capacity for transportation as i said, that transportation is provided by rail. we're moving up to 2 million barrels a day by rail, that has all the unintended consequences including greenhouse gas emissions. the need for the pipeline increased as a result of production increases, and, of course, supply and demand, prices ha

. >>> an apparent bomb threat grounded a jet in western canada. the plane landed yesterday after it received a call threatening the plane. 98 passengers were held onboard before they were transferred by bus to the terminal. authorities arrested one man on the flight as a person of interest. >>> now to some news in phoenix. there's no word on when 800 hotel guests will be allowed to return after a fire broke out. this happened in an electrical room of the downtown sheridan yesterday morning. firefighters arrived quickly to snuff out the flames. nobody was hurt. the hotel is now working to relocate many of the guests. the sheridan, by the way, opened in 2008. it is billed as arizona's largest hotel. >>> take a look at this video. pretty incredible. officials say a horse is doing okay after it was rescued from a pool in arizona. a homeowner called firefighters yesterday telling them that his horse fell into the swimming pool. a veterinarian was also called to the scene to tranquilize the animal. rescuers then used straps to slowly pull the horse out

>> it is becoming a major problem for all western countries and canada is not immune from that. >> we'vedian criminal conviction. and we're obviously prepared to do more to tack this will phenomenon. that's one of the reasons why we're standing with the united states, with the united kingdom, france and so many other countries to do our part to tackle isil in iraq. >> and this comes as isis unveils a slick new campaign to attract fighters from canada. dozens of canadians already taking up arms in syria and iraq, it seems the message unfortunately is working. >> you might think this is a commercial from the tourism board of canada. it's not. it's actually a recruiting video from isis, aimed at convincing extremists to join jihad in syria. >> i originally come from canada. >> h eis the ultimate pitchman for isis. and andre poulin, a canada i don't know convert. listen as he tells the camera in this 11-minute video before he joined isis, he was just a nor h mall canadian teenager. >> i watched hockey, i went to the cottage in the summertime. i loved to fish. i wanted to go hunting. i liked

. >> it's been used in philippines and eastern africa and now western africa. >> canada planning to launchir strikes against isis. the decision comes following a request from officials and needs to be voted on but is expected to pass. canada is among dozens of countries signing to join the group in iraq and syria. >> this morning, a statement after turkey's parliament gave the new government powers to launch incursions into syria and iraq. turkey has been one of the backers of syrian opposition groups trying to remove president assad. >> tonight, big gains on wall street today. the dow closed above again. encouraging news about the economy helped the market today a hiring surge last month trimmed jobless rate to 5.9%. tesla cars could be able to drive themselves and says they should be able to drive themselves about 90% of the time on the highway. ups is asking retailers to get sales going early and want to avoid a surge in deliveries like last year. >> so what do google and latina teenagers have in common? companies are reaching out to young hispanic girls encouraging them to pursue caree

. >> it's been used in philippines and eastern africa and now western africa. >> canada planning to launch strikes against isis. the decision comes following a request from officials and needs to be voted on but is expected to pass. canada is among dozens of countries signing to join the group in iraq and syria. >> this morning, a statement after turkey's parliament gave the new government powers to launch incursions into syria and iraq. turkey has been one of the backers of syrian opposition groups trying to remove president assad. >> tonight, big gains on wall street today. the dow closed above 17,000 again. encouraging news about the economy helped the market today a hiring surge last month trimmed jobless rate to 5.9%. tesla cars could be able to drive themselves and says they should be able to drive themselves about 90% of the time on the highway. ups is asking retailers to get sales going early and want to avoid a surge in deliveries like last year. >> so what do google and latina teenagers have in common? companies are reaching out to young hispanic girls encouraging them to pursue

a number of people, is00 or so, that have gone to iraq and syria from canada and the united states. there are ,000 or so westerners there. it is a problem in canada and the rest of the western world. >> if you are sitting in the white house today, what are the questions you are asking yourself? >> is this a terror attack? what more can we expect? what can we do here in this country to keep ourselves safe. what are we doing at the borders? what are we doing at the airports? what are we doing at iconic american targets? this comes after the troubling incident that happened at the white house, where a crazed man was able to get on the grounds. people think god forbid that would be a terrorist or multiple terrorists. even our most iconic installations around the world are not as safe as we think they are. >> if you are sitting in isis at the moment, whether or not this has any link to an organized terror group in the middle east, you are watching. >> no doubt, and you are taking notes to exploit this sense of vulnerability. >> thank you for joining us. >> you are watching "bbc world news america," and still to come on

meanwhile another low pressure system moving in for the western side of canada and also into the pacific northwest for the u.s. this is going to bring rain to vancouver and seattle and windy conditions through thursday. we slide east keeping an eye on gonzalo. this is expected to make the north easterly turn and approach bermuda under a hurricane warning now. expecting the impact of the system to take place as we go to friday. make sure you make the preparations that the time. taking a look at europe. we have a very massive low pressure system with a lot of moisture coming in. that's going to really have a huge impact for the western half of europe. we're talking about rain from paris down to madrid and lisbon and berlin coming up thursday. we'll see a the rain extending eastern side of the continent as another system brings the moisture into the area. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> one more story to share with you before we go. the u.s. pro basketball team dallas mavericks has signed a japanese player. he will join the team to have a spot on

. >> i've had some from eastern europe, western europe, canada, u.s., australia. >> how he lives in places former restaurant converted to a militia a camp. >> what are pictures? >> guys that have died fights against isis. >> ypg are lightly armed gorillas. >> basically people are running into battle without armor? >> yes. >> and wearing sneakers half the time? >> yes. combat adidas. >> u.s. law enforcement officials say it's illegal for an american to join a syrian militia. matson says being here, fighting isis along side the kurds is a dream come true. >> all my life i wanted to be a soldier growing up. i'm at peace being here. >> carol, jordan told me there are at least three other americans also fighting along side the kurdish ypg rebels. now every conflict i've been to has attracted a bizarre mix of adventurers, idealists, mercenaries, misfits as well as. syria is proving to be no exception. i asked matson, is there anything you miss about back home in the u.s.? he said hamburgers, toilets, rock-n-roll. back to you carol. >> is he aware he could become a target that isis might want to

we have a low pressure system coming onshore for the western side of canada and the u.s. strong winds and heavy rainfall will be a part of the forecast for you in vancouver, seattle, as we go into the weekend. keeping an eye on this system, this is tropical storm ana, also causing problems. it is moving toward the northeast, and it's not expected to become a hurricane, maybe a minimal hurricane at best. but a tropical storm watch is in effect, and it's a slow moving system so tropical storm conditions will actually linger not only into the weekend, but throughout the first part of the next work week. and so make sure that you have the preparations in place, because strong winds, heavy rainfall, sound familiar, these are all tropical storm characteristics, and also the process of very rough surf also in place. much drier conditions in east asia. high pressure controlling eastern china, korean peninsula and most of japan. a low pressure system up north is responsible for causing heavy rain, and there was a possible tornado, some strong wind gusts associated with severe weat

. >> the message of the video is you need to emigrate from western countries especially canada to syriaecause it's only this that you can live properly as a muslim. >> reporter: that message is resonating. the canadian government has identified 30 canadians now fighting in syria and iraq. another 100 fighting in places like yemen, pakistan and afghanistan. the government claims to know the identification of all of those fighters. already 80 of them have returned home and could pose a potential terrorist threat. why is isis targeting canada? because of its growing problem with radicalization. >> too many young canadian muslims have felt alienated from mainstream society and have looked to radical ideologies for a sense of identity and purpose. there's a clamor amongst people from these backgrounds, extremist backgrounds in canada, extremist ideologies to go and travel to syria and iraq and join this islamic caliphate as they see it. >> reporter: and it's not just fighters isis is hoping to recruit. on the video the pitch goes well beyond that. >> we need the engineers. we need doctors. w

. >> i've had ex-military come from eastern europe, western europe, canada, the united states, you nameisis has threatened all these countries that i've named, to push their agenda in those nations, and the veterans of those nations who love their countries don't want to sit by while this is happening. >> reporter: back home in wisconsin, matson used to work in a food-packing company. >> other than that, we just hang out in here. >> reporter: now he lives in places like this former restaurant converted into a militia camp. >> reporter: what are the pictures? >> these are hall men who have died fighting isis. >> reporter: the ypg are very lightly armed guerillas. >> this is a vest to carry ammunition. >> reporter: basically people are running into battle without any armor? >> yes. >> reporter: and wearing sneakers half the time? >> yes. combat adidas. >> reporter: u.s. law enforcement officials say it's illegal for an american to join a syrian militia. but matson says being here, fighting isis alongside the kurds is a dream come true. you could not be further from home right now. >> yeah

. >> i've had an ex-military come from eastern europe, western europe, canada, the united states, australiame it, they've been asking. isis has threatened all these countries that i've named to push their agenda in those nations. the veterans of those nations who love their countries don't want to sit by while this is happening. >> reporter: back home in wisconsin, matson used to work in a food packing company. >> other than that, we just hang out in here. >> reporter: now he lives in places like this former restaurant converted into a militia camp. what are the pictures? >> these are all men that have died fighting against isis. >> reporter: the ypg are very lightly armed guerrillas. is this a flak jacket? >> no, this is just a vest to carry ammunition. >> reporter: so basically people are running into battle without even any armor? >> yes. >> reporter: and wearing sneakers half the time? >> yes. combat adidas. >> reporter: u.s. law enforcement officials say it's illegal for an american to join a syrian militia. but matson says being here, fighting isis alongside the kurds is a dream come

. >> like many other western nations, canada is concerned about extremists or people radicalized in theirt. as of early 2014 the government was aware of more than 130 individuals with canadian connections who are actually abroad and believed to have participated in some sort of terror-related activities. syria had become the primary destination for some of these extremist travelers. neil? >> thank you. to former navy seal, jonathan gilliam, who says we need to be doing more to prevent these types of attacks here. you pointed out we have them here, just are under the radar. what is happening? >> well, we keep drawing back instead of pushing forward in the information sector as far as getting people prepared. i think one thing you're seeing in canada that you're not seeing over here is that you do have public officials coming out and saying, this is a verytgu" troubling. this was possibly a radicalized person. every time we have an incident like that it's an alleged person or they don't say anything, just say he's crazy, like in oklahoma. >> why? obviously calm the masses down, don't make a

and canada and western europe to provide men and care. >> today they announced enhanced screenings for ebola at five u.s. airports. screenings of patients leaving west africa are already affective and restricting travel from west africa could have a detrimental affect. >> it keeps people from responding and preventing people from responding to help there. >> he urges these disease experts to remain on guard to emerge outside of the africa, something he thinks is inevitable. and they have a new appreciation for the challenges that health care workers are facing. >> i think i have a great respect for their efforts to try and intervene and bring people to treatment. >> now, the experts here were asked about the projections that the hundreds of thousands and maybe a million people could be affected by ebola before it's brought under control. they are optimistic that the virus could be maintained and contained but it will take a tremendous amount of people and resources to do it. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> we alerted you to this new development in the on

. >>> now off the western coast of the canada, a russian container ship, which is drifting without power columbia is being closely monitored. there are feared that the ship could run aground and cause an environmental disaster. it's carrying hundreds of tons of fuel. a storm front is expected to push the ship towards the rocky shore off british columbia. and officials have sent a tug boat to intercept the ship. >>> take a look at this. this is interesting. a top secret space plane has landed safely on the southern california coast. it looks pretty much like a space shuttle, doesn't it? it spent nearly two years orbiting earth on a classified mission. just what it was doing in orbit has been the subject of speculation ranging from spying to capturing foreign satellites. butt u.s. military isn't saying what it was doing. get the latest from our website at aljazerra.com. >> not ready to get pregnant right now, one option for women is to freeze their eggs. it's an interesting idea and an expensive choice. but what about when the boss is offering as a benefit. that's inside story. >> hello, i

canada b. been more victim to that compared to the united states? are we on equal footing. we hear a lot about isis recruiting american and western terrorists, is one country sort of dealing with this better than the other. >> canada has been targeted by al qaeda organizations for really ten years plus and the canadian security organizations work closely with u.s. counter parts. in the case of syria, it is reported that they think there's 100 plus interested in going to syria. so this is a particular problem for canada. canada does have one thing very much in common with the u.s. which is this very strong commitment to civil liberties and openness and at that times that commitment in canada because they haven't had the really traumatic events of 9/11 has diminished some effectiveness. who knows if that plays any of this. but canada again very committed as they should be as a democracy to civil liberties hasn't always took the line u.s. should. >> let me ask you that. do you think, this complicates what happened today? >> i think we're going to need to look at the evidence. when i hear it was a radical jihadist who killed that sol

there are reports also he went out to western canada, he was working out there as a laborer.rch of himself, whether he just wasn't having very much success it's unclear but a lot of these fighters, these terrorists, actually many of them are raised in decent surroundings so it's a balance. >> small-time guy but every intelligence expert i've spoken to on both sides of the border says this is a much bigger thing to work on than a group that wants to kill thousands with a big bomb. >> and look at what they've done, chris. this entire town was shut down so one man, and now there are images of lawmakers barricaded inside parliament that are being used by isis propaganda. isis is taking credit for this simply because it succeeded. if it failed nobody would know with this. you see the lockdown, this is what isis and all the other terrorists want. >> but at the same time it's also a message of what a horrible definition someone can have of success and that's something that should certainly be condemned of anyone of sound mind. thank you for the reporting, deb. as deb was mentioning,

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. >>> and canada has become the latest western country to join the u.s.-led coalition. the canadian parliament voted to organise air strikes despite objection. canada will deploy six fighter jets, two surveillance planes and other equipment. it will include up to 600 military personnel, but no ground troops. >> members of palestine's military government will travel to palestine. they are to hold a meeting since hamas and sanaa agreed. live to our nts ty app on the crossing in gaza. what is the significance of this? >> that's right. i'm at the eros crossing. shortly we understand that the prime minister will be passing through here. there's a pretty sizeable security presence here as hamas welcomes the delegation. they are their partners in the consensus government. this is a significant meeting. this is the first time the two sides are meeting face to face since that government was formed around four months ago and they have a lot to discuss. they need to discuss salary negotiations for men civil servants. they have a lot of issues to be discussed. importantly, part of t

. >> the message of the video is that you need to emigrate from western countries, especially canada,e it's only there you can live properly as a muslim. >> reporter: that message is resonating. the canadian government identified 30 canadians now fighting in syria and iraq. another 100 fighting in places like yemen, pakistan and afghanistan. the government claims to know the identification of all of those fighters. already, 80 of them have returned home and could pose a potential terrorist threat. why is isis targeting canada? because of its growing problem with radicalization. >> too many young canadian muslims have felt alienated from mainstream society and have looked to radical ideologies for a sense of identity and purpose. there is a clamor amongst people from these backgrounds extremist backgrounds in canada, extremist ideologies to go and travel to syria and iraq and join the islamic caliphate as they see it. >> reporter: it's not just fighters isis is hoping to recruit. on the video, his pitch goes well beyond that. >> we need the engineer, we need doctor, we need professiona

. >>> canada is the latest western country to join the coalition fighting isil. rliament voted to authorize air strikes despite the objection of opposition parties. conservative majority lead by the prime minister passed the motion by 23 votes. canada will deploy up to six fighter jets, two surveillance planes, and other equipment for up to six months. the mission will include as much as 600 military personnel, but no ground troops. >>> lawyers for kenya's president have asked for the case against him to be dropped. his defense team says he should be acquitted after a hearing at the international criminal court was adjourned. prosecutors say they don't have enough evidence, and blame kenya's government for obstructing their investigation. simon mcgregor wood has been covering this story for us at the hague. >> reporter: the status here at the hague, in the case against mr. kenyatta concluded on wednesday. the prosecution asked the three judges on the panel for an indefinite adjournment in the case. it's an unusual move, perhaps rather controversial given the statu

. >> i had from eastern europe, western are europe, canada, australia, u.s., you name it they have beens has threatened all these countries i've named to push their agenda and the veterans of those nations that love their countries don't want to sit by while this is happening. >> reporter: back home in wisconsin, he used to work in a food packing company. >> other than that, we just hang out in here. >> reporter: now he lives in places like this former restaurant converted into a militia camp. what are the pictures? >> these are men that died fighting against isis. >> reporter: the wpg are lightly armed guerillas. >> is this your flap swrakt? -- jacket >> no this is a vest carrying ammunition. >> reporter: most people are running into battle without any armor. >> yes. >> reporter: u.s. law enforcement officials say it's illegal for an american to join a syrian militia. but he says being here, fighting isis alongside the kurds is a dream come true. you could not be further from home right now. >> yeah. i guess this is the other side of the world. all my life i wanted to be a soldier, i g

the great lakes, producing a little snow in can district attorney quite a few showers in canada, through westernentucky. for us it is going to throw but looks like the big lit will be just off to our north and east. a chilly start to our day, a decent finish. to want a couple of showers are going to roll through. tomorrow starts out fine. we have a yellow alert up for wednesday morning now. we may have to back that into tuesday afternoon. by lunch time tuesday, mostly cloudy. see the showers in western pennsylvania and west virginia. watch what happens mid to late afternoon. they start to approach the metro from the west. we are going to watch this. if this trend continues. again a yellow alert toward tuesday and wednesday morning a few showers around. but futurecast trying to get rid of that stuff early. again, we are going to have to position that yellow alert. stay tuned if that. in any event after wednesday morning, i think our rain chances go down for much of the rest of the week. a look at the forecast, 65 today, more clouds there afternoon, than this morning. not nearly as cool tonight wi

. >> i've had ex-military from eastern europe, western europe, canada, the united states, australia,ey've been asking. isis has threatened all of these countries i've named to push their agenda. the veterans of those nations don't want to sit by while this is happening. >> reporter: back home in wisconsin, he used to work in a food packing company. >> other than that, we just hang out in here. >> reporter: now he lives in places like this former restaurant, converted into a militia camp. what are the pictures? >> these are all men that have died fighting against isis. >> reporter: the ypg are lightly armed guerrillas. >> is this a flak jacket? >> no, this is just a vest to carry ammunition. >> so basically people are running into battle without armor and wearing sneakers half the time? >> yes, combat adidas. >> reporter: u.s. law enforcement officials say it's illegal for an american to join a syrian militia. but he says being here, fighting isis alongside the kurds, is a dream come true. >> you couldn't be further from home right now. >> yeah, i guess this is the other side of the w

. >> i've had ex-military come from eastern europe, western europe, canada, the united states, australiareatened these countries i've named. and the veterans of those nations who love their countries don't want to sit by while this is happening. >> reporter: back home in wisconsin matson used to work in a food packing company. >> other than that we just hang out in here. >> reporter: now he lives in places like this former restaurant converted into a militia camp. >> what are the pictures? >> these are all men who have died fighting against isis. >> reporter: the ypg are very lightly armed guerrillas. >> is this even a flak jacket? >> no. this is just a vest to carry ammunition. >> so basically, people are running into battle you without even any armor. >> yes. >> and wearing sneakers half the time. >> yes. combat adidas. >> reporter: u.s. law enforcement officials say it's illegal for an american to join a syrian militia. but matson says being here, fighting isis alongside the kurds, is a dream come true. >> you could not be further from home right now. >> yeah. i guess this is the othe

western edition. just a day after canada raised its terror threat level, a terrifying scene unfolded in its capital today. police say a canadian-born gunman identified as a convert to islam, michael zehaf-bibeau, opened fire in the parliament building in ottawa after gunning down a soldier standing watch at the nearby national war memorial. the soldier was 24-year-old nathan cirillo, seen in a photo taken by a tourist this past sunday. the motive for the attack is not clear. we do not know yet whether the gunman had any ties to any terrorist group. we have extensive coverage of this still-developing story. first, we'll go to jim axelrod in ottawa. >> reporter: the halls of parliament exploded with gunfire after security forces spotted the suspected shooter. kevin vickers, the sergeant at arms, shot and killed the gunman. vickers has a ceremonial role but is also a former police officer. prime minister steven harper, whose office is nearby, was unharmed. canadian politician john mckay was inside. >> i had just taken off my jacket to go to caucus, i heard "pop, pop, pop, pop." possibly 10 shots, don't real

united kingdom, then they're going to attract still more muslims from the united states, from canada, from western europe. because the idea of the caliphate is that he's the -- the caliph is the successor of muhammad and leader of the muslims. this is a claim that is proven by the reality of the wielding political power. the longer the islamic state exists and the more territory it's able to keep and hold, the more muslims from outside its environes is going to attract. >> you said the muslims who have gone to join the islamic army are not notably poor or marginalized, that this is more about religion, and this is something that is paramount in terms of their quest to be part of this. >> oh, absolutely. the restoration of the caliphate is the fundamental aspiration of all the jihad groups around the world. al qaeda, boko haran, all of them. they've claimed to have done so, to have succeeded in realizing this goal. and so it's not that it's the poor and the marginalized that they're appealing to, it's to the educated and devout muslims. this is why when barack obama says the islamic state has nothi

all they are is they're the non- western countries, the g-7. four europeans, canada, u.s., japan and they want to be the non-u.s. countries. this is something that was created, john. i don't think there is commonality to them economically. i don't think there is any threat whatsoever. i think they want to say we're not the west and we're the alternative to west. >> that's right. >> and they are not. >> the worlbank and the imf dominate. >> eleanor's right. china is the big dog. >> they dominate europe and the united states. >> and japan. >> and the bricks justifiably and predictibly have come to their senses and decided they're going to do this. >> what is south africa. >> is that fair? >> they want to be independent and make their own decisions. they're going to focus a lot of their resources on infrastructure in their own countries, and this is where they want to have their own, shall we say, approval method. they don't want to go through the rules and regulations of the world bank. >> right. >> and that'll have control of enough money and focus on their own develo

thehercules multiheaded hydra, latimer putin is battling the european union, japan, canada, the united states , his response to western sanctions. this is president putin annexing the crimea and taming oligarchs. a strong leader has always been at the center of russian society , one man says. vladimir putin is a hero of the people. includes little people. this children's choir has written a birthday song for putin. "you are one-of-a-kind," they crooned, but not everyone is singing along. leaders, asr for people worshiped him, he begins to believe he is indeed infallible and this of course is not true. >> for now at least president putin is a crowd polar. russians love his policies. we are so proud of him, natalia says. approval rating over 80%, vladimir putin enjoys the kind of popularity even hercules himself could only dream of. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. isyou have to wonder if that the painting that he will hang in his bedroom after this. the royal court stands out as being unusual. beginning back in 1933, he got an insiders view of palace life and secret ceremony, intimate details. they are on display now

run over by a they believe this is an offshoot of the prime minister's decision to allow canada to line with western allies in the fight against isil? >> i have interviewed a few security experts and they said we don't quite he no enough yet to say definitively -- quite know enough yet to say definitively. said when heically authorized airstrikes that the isil group was a threat to canadians in this country. >> bloomberg's greg quinn joining us on the phone from ottawa. thank you so much. let's get you to the other top stories. ae u.s. secret service says 23-year-old maryland man who climbed over the white house fence last night has been charged with felony for assaulting a police dog and making threats. the man was swiftly apprehended on the north lawn by uniformed secret service agents and their dogs. he was reportedly unarmed when he was arrested. president obama was at the white house at the time of that incident. the number of people applying for u.s. unemployment benefits rose last week. applications rose 17,000 to a seasonally adjusted 83,000. it had dropped to a 14-year low the previous week

allow the bad guy to win and shakes our way of democracy and freedom and the ideals that make canada and our western the way they are, what we love about them. but what is interesting about these individual attacks, it maybes you think about what's happening in other parts of the world with the continued suicide bombings we see in background, for example. >> exactly. the thing is the explosives, the formula for them, are on the internet. you can make this stuff in the united states. and as far as canada goes, let's not forget that 9/11 in a sense started there with the plot where a guy came across the border at port angeles with thousands of pounds of explosives and almost got through. canada is a vulnerable point for us and i don't think the canadians are paying attention to it. the fact this gunman got parliament within feet of the prime minister and they had to hide them in the closet tells you canadians are not prepared for these acts of terrorism, which is on the way. >> we heard the prime minister say, now we know, we're not immune. we know lone wolf attacks have been happening for years from

some torrential rainfall, and another area of heavy rain can be found over the western coast of the u.s. as far as canada. because we are expecting quite heavy rainfall, flash floods could happen probably up to 160 millimeters of rain is likely, that's about 200% more than monthly rainfall for october. and heavy snow is likely in the mountains in montana as well as idaho. dry weather in the middle part of the u.s. and canada. however we have a separate system right here that is expected to bring gusting winds and also torrential rainfall which could cause some flooding over the northeastern u.s., including new york city, and washington, d.c. rain is on the menu for new york city and washington, d.c. on tuesday, and temperatures are going to be up to 20 degrees. quite chilly back behind it, only 11 for chicago, 12 in toronto, and across the west, 16 for the high in seattle with rain on the menu. all right, finally over asia. lots of heavy rain is falling along with thunderstorms for many parts of japan. the system will likely make its way towards the south, so heavy rain will likely move in to the pacific

. >> i've had ex military from eastern europe, western europe, canada, united states, australia. >> heis former restaurant converted into a militia camp. >> what are the pictures? >> all men who have died fighting against isis. >> the ypg are very lightly armed gorillas. >> is this a flak jacket? >> no. this is a vest to carry ammunition. >> basically people are running into battle without armor? >> yes. >> and wearing sneakers half the time? >> yes. combat adidas is. u.s. law enforcement officers say it's illegal for an american to join a syrian militia. he says being here fighting along side the kurds is a dream come true. >> all my life i wanted to be a soldier. i'm at peace being here. >> matson says he's at peace in a war zone. he also says there are at least three other americans there fighting along side the kurds in northern syria. i've covered a lot of conflicts around the world. if there's one common thing i've seen, it's that they tend to act as magnets, attract adventurers, mercenaries, idealists and mistmi misfits. this is no exception. >> what a story. thanks so much for

isis itself has called for terrorist attacks by isis supporters in canada and other western countriesr spokesman a month ago called for those attacks shooting attacks but also he called for supporters to ram people with cars and earlier this week we saw an attack by someone consuming isis propaganda online followthrough with this attack. >> hit-and-run attacks you were saying be it running someone over or potentially shooting and killing someone at a war memorial. thank you both very much for your expertise. i appreciate it. we're getting new information and getting more accounts from eyewitnesses in canada and ottawa and also specifically how this affects people in the united states at vulnerable locations such as hallowed ground arlington national cemetery. stay with me. we'll be right back. you do a lot of things great. but parallel parking isn't one of them. you're either too far from the curb. or too close to other cars... it's just a matter of time until you rip some guy's bumper off. so, here are your choices: take the bus. or get liberty mutual insurance. for drivers with acci

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and then even as you go up towards canada on the western side, you can see some rough spots.you really have to know the numbers and crunch the numbers. it's all about price versus what you can think of or what you think you'll get for rent in that city. david asman said earlier, oh, new york city, i said, absolutely not new york city. that's the worst place to try and buy and make a little cash. i've got friends in brooklyn, forget it. they can't even touch what they want to buy to rent. gerri: yet another way new york is different. thanks for coming on, good to see you. >> you bet. gerri: a new report is finding some housing markets are way, way overvalued. are we heading towards another bubble, and what should you do if you own in these overvalued areas? here with us, the chief economist for -- [inaudible] tell us what are these markets that are so overvalued? >> there are some markets across the country that look 10% or more overvalued. and when we say overvalued, this is compared to fundamentals, compared to where we'd expect prices to be based on things like incomes and

the brazilian president won another term, the second largest economy in the western hemisphere behind the u.s. mexico and canadatch shares of go pro. they continued to get hammered. down 9% friday and down today. they're still up since the first day of trading. and twitter reports profits after the closing bell. we'll talk about that tomorrow morning. >> maybe that represents a good buying opportunity for go pro. >> maybe. >> we're not experts. i'm certainly not. >> one final check of the day's top stories. new details this morning about the man accused of shooting and killing two northern california deputies. he has been deported two times. figures say he's a convicted drug dealer. >> and police are looking for help finding the person who shot and killed this mother of four on her way home from the grocery store. her husband said there was some sort of confrontation. >> what's our week going to hold when it comes to the weather? >> it's going to be a little something for everybody. starting today perfect conditions. and then tomorrow we bring on the heat if you're someone who likes the 80s. we'll see a return

since then, you know, it's still very rare, but once every other year somewhere in the western united enter canadaave another fatal attack. so people are more cautious. i definitely don't mean to scare people. colorado has far more significant risks and a lot more people die skiing were certainly riding their bikes, there are a lot of terrible things that can happen in colorado. no minds are pretty low on the list. and it's something that i think as a community we need to be smart about. bolder still loves having lions around. they are thrilled to live in a place that still has these great large carnivores. but if the line is getting too comfortable in town or eating people's dogs, showing itself in the middle of the day in town, a ranger will be called out and the first thing is that it will be scared off and shot with rubber buckshot and bean bags, saying go away, you're not welcome here. if he keeps coming back it will be euthanized and killed. so we haven't gone back to the old days and i hope we never go back to that. but we are also not doing what we did 20 years ago, which was bring them on