it was shot in newfoundland, canada. vehicles crashed causing a fire. instead of calling a fire truck, in swoops the fire bomber and puts out the flames. if only it was that easy to call one in. >> here comes one now! >> don't turn around, al. >>> breaking news, mr. roker, it is your birthday. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> what do you get for the guy that has everything? a vine. i'm going to tape a vine and tweet it to you. that's the thing you love more than anything. >> i do like the vine. thank you. let's show you, boy, we have had really serious weather in the philippines. we're talking about three feet of water in the streets of manila, up to 60% of the city has been submerged but folks just keep walking along like nothing is wrong, nothing is happening. we have a lot of wet weather in the southeast. it's going to continue raining again. more heavy rain through the southeast today. one to two inches generally, and this rain has been all summer long. we're talking about rainfall amounts, miami, take a look at how much rain they've had so far this year,

and we also represent ports throughout the western hemisphere, canada and central and south america. we primarily provide forums for exchange of information, best practices, lessons learned, so we can share our experiences. and in addition to that, we also provide advocacy efforts in washington, d.c. host: how are you interacting with washington, with federal agencies? guest: in our offices in alexandria, we meet regularly with folks on capitol hill in the house and senate to discuss issues. on transportation infrastructure connecting to our ports as well as internationally. with the department of transportation, homeland security, the commerce department, on issues related to trade and public ports. host: what are some of the top priorities that you're having meetings about with officials in washington? guest: the primary issues right now focus a lot on infrastructure. facilities port themselves, but also connecting to the port facilities both on the land side in terms of the last mile into and out of a facility, the connections to interstate highways, but also importantly, the navi

it's also probes overseas, places like canada and switzerland. so the probes range, of course, the london wail of the way down to the manipulation of the energy markets. what we're talking about this mortgage-backed security probe, the potential settlements, what we are hearing is that essentially they're doing a pushed back because they're saying that they were essentially pressured to buy during a financial crisis. mortgage-backed securities was a comes from those two banks. not in the business in a big way before the financial crisis. so the other question -- not heard these sources close to the matter. ready seeing it. the push back about the mortgage bonds, i'm also hearing from other. the overseer of fannie and freddie, wire and then not going after the executives? buying and for taking on their balance sheets. a guinness said no. nothing sent to officials of those two companies that had to go on into receivership and get the biggest taxpayer bailout ever. that is also a complaint on harry on wall street. in other words, what we saw with th

protests in england, scotland, belgium, canada, the u.s. where owners of gay bars dumped russian vodka. >> it means you can be arrested if you say something even positive, simply positive about being gay. >> that includes on the internet. no one is really sure how or how much this will be enforced but there have been arrests at protests and dutch film makers interviewed a teenager about the gay community. it's drawn celebrities from celebrities like lady gaga. why didn't you arrest me when you had the chance russia? because you didn't want to answer to the world? and president obama said something twice. >> nobody is more offended than me. >> but says the boycott that many are calling for would hurt athletes. >> the former diving champion who is gay agrees. >> make a statement that way. let them shine. >> some are already making statements. runner nick simmons competing now in russia wrote in a ray with a russian athlete i'll shake his hand and thank him for his country's generous hospitality and then after kicking his [ bleep ] in the race

. >> more crude from canada. >> there's a lot more crude coming down from canada. without the keystone pipeline we'll see 5 million barrels of production later this decade. u.s. refineries have really added to their capacity. once we get past september 15th the formula for gasoline changes and it's easier. >> is this production trend an ongoing thing, tom? are we going to continue to produce more oil and get more oil from canada and ease our situation here? >> i think so. we're really in a good situation not just for oil but natural gas. prices are much cheaper than the rest of the world. the only thing that could really derail it would be a financial collapse like 2009. technology and a fairly high price are leading to a lot of holes drilled and a lot more crude coming on. >> did you say we're less susceptible with what's happening in the middle east? >> yes. >> you don't think what's going on in syria will affect us? >> i don't think if it's contained within syria, and we've had some problems with libya and libyan expert, we'll be okay. if it blows up with global

here is a look at some of the other cities: two is vienna, via, vancouver, canada, toronto, and five is calgary. what? all canadian cities? the united states are not in the top temperature and syria is at the bottom. >> interesting, cot of living is not a factor in the rankings. >> a new twist this morning in the paterno dispute involving the san diego teen kidnapped and held against her will. what the family of the suspect is revealing to the public about the hannaher and senator -- anderson case. >> a last trip on the bay bridge must take place today. >> look how low the clouds are with 61-minute flight arrival delays at sfo. >> from the traffic center, a look at the left-hand side which is the new span of the bay bridge and the right-hand side that is what going away and traffic is moving smoothly into san francisco but the bay bridge is the story. are you shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating

i don't think it's just in canada. the u.s. surveys have this as well. but the good news is it's not necessarily a bad thing. sleep specialists actually say sleeping by yourself is better for your sleep quality. you're not disturbed by your partner moving or making a lot of noises. so it's not a bad sign but you definitely have to find other ways to be intimate with your partner if you're not sharing a bed. >> there's good evidence that says a happy marriage gives you cardiovascular benefits. people happily married are living longer. if you're two to three rooms apart you're not getting any action and not as happy in the bed. >> we put it up on today.com website, 60% of people say they're sleeping apart. >> that's because those are the people apart and in a room by themselves texting and the other guys are busy doing something else. >> remember i had sleep apnea before i lost weight and deborah would get up and go to another room. >> sometimes it can save your marriage. if your partner is someone keeping you up all night. do news the other room and find

a brave translator for the washington post was forced just a few months ago to travel to canada where he saute asylum because there was no legal pathway for him to apply for refugee status in the united states despite risking his life for eight or nine years for the washington post and facing growing threats and intimidation because of his work for a u.s. news organization there. even for after begans who work not for news argueses -- organizations, but for international forces there, because it is a nato mission and not a u.s. mission like it was in iraq, you have a number of afghans who work for u.s. forces who are ineligible for the visa program. there are some legislative fixes on the way on the hill, but it is still at an embryonic state right now. admittedly there are fewer afghan journalists working for western news organizationings in kabul and other cities. for the afghan war, the u.s. organizations have committed far fewer resources to that war, so they don't have the resources. those who applied two or three years ago, they continue to get caught up in this sort of limbo of

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no longer will these winds blow in from the north, that will blow across southern canada from west to east and that is going to take the warm air here, and begins to falter in over the weekend and pushes us into the '80s. then, but that stream will flatten out and the warm air comes in. that is a massive change. it replaces a pattern that has kept us cool much of the summer. over the next five days, it will stay below normal. but by next week, we will go a 8 degrees above normal. this is a meteorologmeteorologig change. we are getting into the warm air. look at the temperatures tonight. there is a very awesome quality to the air. 64 degrees at o'hare airport. most weather stations are reporting temperature drops. look at the high temperatures today which only made it into the '60s. we looked and there have only been 13 other august 13th in hundred years to have aired this cool. you don't expect this this early in august. this is fairly unusual. partly cloudy and cool tonight, there could be some way affect rainlake effect rain. that is strange to be talking about a rain shower off bil

born in canada. if he was born in canada, is he eligible to be president of the united states? >> if so, he's not. >> reporter: he was definitely born in canada. >> you'll have to ask him this. >> reporter: his mother was an american citizen. >> that'll be ironed out. i heard somebody told me he was born in canada. that's his thing. >> reporter: you played golf with john boehner the other day. >> i did. >> reporter: the big question is will house republicans pass a funding bill for the government that includes funding for obamacare. should they? >> well, that is a good question. i do think this, the budget should be funded. but i don't think that obamacare should be funded. and the republicans are in many ways their own worst enemy. i happen to be a republican. if they get together and were unified, i think they could do damage to get rid of obamacare chas very positive thing for the country. >> reporter: you know hillary clinton. >> i do. >> reporter: how touch ever tough will she be to beat if she's the nominee? >> she will be tough. >> reporter: what do they need to do to be

the amber alert is multi-state, as well as canada and mexico. so the net that we've cast is extremely large and we're look everywhere for him. >> steve: okay. i know you've got the body of christina anderson, 44, and apparently blunt force trauma, a crowbar was involved there. also they found the body of a child there. i know that they have not identified. it could be the son, ethan. but if you could, captain, explain the relationship between dimaggio and his apparent girlfriend, 16-year-old daughter. >> well, the relationship with dimaggio and the family has gone on over the years. there is a platonic relationship with the mother and the father and so he has known the kids since they were quite small. we're getting information from a lot of different sources that there may have been an unusual infatuation recently between dimaggio and hannah. so we're looking at that. that has not been confirmed. that is certainly part of the profile that we're trying to put together of what's happening here to make some sense out of everything. >> steve: you w

police in canada have arrested two people in connection with the case of rehtaeh parsons, a 17-year-old who committed suicide after voters of her rape or posted online. 18-ce have arrested two year-old on child pornography charges. a 22-year-old bangladeshi man has been sentenced to prison on accusations of trying to blow up the federal deserve in new york city with a fake bomb. quazi nafis pleaded guilty to terrorism charges. the right-wing american legislative exchange council has wrapped up its 40th annual conference in chicago, illinois. the meeting hosts corporate .obbyists according to the center for alec-and democracy, 466 influence the bills were introduced in 2013. thousands of protesters gathered during alec's meeting last week to protest their stance on workers' rights, the environment, and other issues. florida republican governor rick scott is reviving his bid to purge non-citizen from the voter rolls. it began before last year's presidential election but stalled amid claims of discrimination. the probe initially involved the non-citizens who were suspected, which ultimatel

tracy: our freed trade agreements are with countries like australia, canada, nicaragua, you're looking to get into others. japan a big user of natural gas. where else are you hoping to go? >> well, we're going to have a sole-source relationship with bg. bg as many people may know, the largest lng player in the world. they have particular emphasize in the -- emphasis in asian markets, particularly outside of japan which you mentioned. you've got correia, you've got singapore. ion countries at some point like indonesia, which had been a exporter of lng for longest period of time. it actually now because of its reserves will be an importer of natural gas going forward. you also have china on top of that. so i think most of what you're looking at are countries that lack indigenous reserves and many of those are in the asian basin. tracy: as cfo we would be remiss if we didn't talk about your stock. it is on fire lately, i have to believe going forward all this will continue to help the stock and the price. does the company have enough cash to keep growing and building pipelines like this?

he was on vacation in canada with the kids just last month. katherine wasn't there. we haven't seen them together in months. >> hard to believe from a couple that captured the world's attention, the older leading man and rising starlet. their work on the big screen that won each of them an oscar. according to "people," the last few years have been tough on the marriage. in 2010, douglas's son from an earlier marriage was sent to prison for dealing drugs. months later douglas was diagnosed with stage four throat cancer. the star underwent intense treatment and a year later he was cancer-free. douglas told matt how the health care gave him a new perspective. >> all of a sudden the affection from my family, from my friends, and from my fans hit me at a much deeper level than i would ever have imagined before. >> but it was a strain on his wife, zeta jones, who sought treatment for bipolar disorder. she opened up today. >> you get hit by that, sideswiped by that, all those underlying issues you know you have come out. they came out rather publicly. >> now a new painful c

. >>> not much happening, but toward canada they are getting rocked. this could be a problem tuesday and wednesday here. abc news at 6:30. this summer, new york state is back and open for business. with endless beaches, hundreds of miles for hiking...or biking. endless rivers and streams ready to take your breath away. and more than enough wineries to please every pallet. we're ready to make your new york state vacation perfect. there's never been a better time to vacation in new york state. plan your vacation at iloveny.com the new state of new york. welcome. . >> the worst sentence you will ever hear is you have cancer. maryland got on their bike and got pedaling. >> reporter: in the hearts of riders. >> i can control being on a bike. i can ride a bike for 24 hours. i can push through that pain. >> reporter: they started on saturday afternoon and a 2:00 finish on sunday. riders are on the course. >> if i can do this i should. >> reporter: maria shapiro got her friend on the phone. >> we were just trying to help everybody else. >> else. >> reporter: s

>> he was born in canada. we know that. he's a canadian citizen but he's also an american citizen so i think he's eligible to run for president. his problem isn't he's from canada. it's that he's from mars. >> all right. all right. save your cheap left wing political hack attack for later. we'll get to that later. do you see any issue here? it seems to me the left is flirting with birtherism. here's a question. does that mean they are racist against a hispanic? >> you know, first of all, i think it's important to point out that there is one democrat who will not be talking about this issue and that is barack obama. and the left -- this is clearly a media dump. this was clearly an opponent, someone who sees ted cruz as a threat that delivered this information and has stirred it up behind the scenes. i think most people in politics recognize what this is. i enjoy the fact that people out there are highlighting that the republican party is a big tent. we have people from all walks of life who are stepping up to the plate with

. >> how about our allied to the north, how much help on syria can we expect from canada? well here's the prime minister steven harper. >> we do support our allies who are contemplating forceful action to deal with this. that said, at the present time the government of canada has no plans, we have no plans on our own to have a canadian military mission. >>> and south dakota governor jumped out of a plane thursday. skydiving to benefit hospitals in the children's miracle network. good for him. that's your morning dish of skrafbled politics. >>> after a look at our weekend weather, i can't believe we're talk about labor day weekend weather. >> where did the summer go by. i'm not ready to welcome in september. in some areas it's going to feel like summer for several more days. we're looking at that heat to continue especially back across the central parts of the united states. 98 degrees today in kansas city. we do once again have heat advisories in effect in des moines, iowa today. we still have that excessive heat warning where it will feel we're up at 105. when you factor

montreal made at atlantic railway will have operating license in canada. the company is no longer about to operate with the required insurance coverage. we have a crash in quebec leading 46 people dead. >> have a g mail account? listen up. we have a warning for you. fox business network diane macedo has the details. they care about the privacy of their e-mail not to use g mail due to what it calls a stunning admission by google. google responds to accusation of privacy violations by saying quote all users of e-mail must necessarily expect their e-mails will be subject to automated processing just as the center of a letter to a business colleague can't be surprised the recipient's assistant can open the letter. people who use web e-mail cannot be surprised it is used by e peshg s pro vierd in the course of delivery. the file something part of a response to a class action lawsuit. it accuses the company from violating violator's tap laws what observed based on the content. consumer watchdog says the response is simply an addition by google that they don't re

. >>> park scientists in alberta canada are bringing new meaning to the phrase bearing it all. scientists are excited to see bears communicating through what appears to be exotic dance. they call this a communication tree, but isn't it like a scratching post? >> i call it the seven-year inch. >> it's time for first buzz, all the stories we're talking about this morning. you have a heart warming story? >> yeah, it's feel good friday. john stamos a heart throb for millions of women. >> uncle jesse. >> uncle jesse. he posted this picture with a quadruple am tee who's been in the hospital since february. she asked if he would be her date to go to disneyland which she can see out of her hospital room. he said he would go on her date to disneyland. >> if you want to have dinner with george clooney, this may be the way to do it. they have a swap app, if you didn't eat all your denver ainn you -- they can trade some food for what your leftovers. we're hoping you don't see bite marks in it. >> have you ever been in a restaurant and someone eats a quarter of their plate and it's a great

after consulting with canadian legal scholars the paper reported "born in canada to an american mother, ted cruz became an instant u.s. citizen but under under canadian law he also became a citizen of that country the moment he was born there." unless the texas senator formally renounces his citizenship, he will remain a citizen of both countries. legal experts say, well, that means he could assert the right to vote in canada or even run for parliament up there. while dual citizenship doesn't preclude the senator from becoming president in this country, he's asserting that he's not, he says, a canadian citizen. they say differently. >>> up next, stop and frisk. yes, it's controversial, but does it work? you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. the same thi. it's what you love about her. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph

jennifer glass, aljazeera at the canada home run military hospital. >> in a televised interview, it was said the party should not be dissolved, a reversal of the government's crackdown on the muslim brotherhood after the removal of president mohamed morsi. it was suggested that the brotherhood be allowed to operate under government monitoring. >> aim is taken at the new york city's police department looking at city masks. the muslim groups people that the attention is racial profiling. >> mid-day prayers at the islamic society in brooklyn. according to the police department, this is not merely a place of worship. documents link said to the associated press reveal this is one of at least a dozen mosquion in the city secretly labeled as a terrorist organization since 2003. the designation mean anyone who attends prayer meetings could be subjected to surveillance by the nypd. >> we came to this country for freedom and justice. this is the most important thing you live for and when you find in the united states there's no democracy, no justice, no dedom, what do you think. >> ray kelly must

in today's edition, the best thing to come out of canada since michaela pereira. it all started a few days ago when a man walked into a coffee shop and bought cups of coffee for 500 people behind him. take a listen. >> one customer come in and he said, oh, i want to buy 500 coffees. i was like, why? no reason. >> 500 cups of coffee. that could be the end right there and rate the good stuff. right? wrong. since those first 500 cups, the feat has been repeated again and again at tim horton's all across canada. 500 cups purchased, 500 in ottawa, hundreds of cups in calgary, chestermire and high river. >> say it like a canadian. >> thousands of cups given up in all. before you think this is tim horton's doing a promotion, we asked, no, this is random people offering to buy coffee for strangers. and here's the best part, okay, you get the free coffee, what do you do with it now? tim horton's says people getting the free coffee are taking the money they were going to buy the coffee with and dropping it into the donation box at the registers for underprivileged kids. it

michael: and you finished up in canada in may. your tour finished up in canada in may. and i heard you got a call and when you got this call from this legendary band, the rolling stones to say oh, we hear you're in town, do you want to sing with us. do you believe it? >> i believed it because they didn't like call my phone. [laughter] i don't have their number or anything. but it came through. i think we work with the same kind of people and it came through them. but i was so excited to go home. you know, we had such a long tour. it was so awesome but it's so exhausting. i was like home after this show, it's our last show and then that day, they're like you might not be going home. and for a split second i was mad until they told me why. that was the only thing they could keep me from going home. rebecca: they made you sing with them. >> "it's only rock 'n' roll." [applause] michael: were you nervous? >> it wasn't nerves, it was like bubbling over with excitement and happiness. like i was -- i mean, if you look back on youtube, i just looked giddy. [laughter] yeah. rebe

. >> ut san diego says a kidnapping suspect may be headed for canada. a massive search is on for 40-year-old james lee dimaggio. he's suspected of killing a woman in california. and abducting her 16-year-old daughter. dimaggio is believed to be driving a blue 2013 nissan versa. >>> the chicago tribune has an update on a story we brought you a few weeks ago. the fbi says it has reopened its investigation into the kidnapping of a newborn from a chicago hospital in 1964. paul joseph franzic was reunited with his parents a year after he was abducted. earlier this year dna tests show he's not the baby taken from the hospital. the fbi confirms it is taking another look. >>> and the "los angeles times" says the sun's magnetic field is about to flip. the effect will be felt throughout the solar system including earth. we may get to see some auroras. the sun flips its magnetic field once every 11 years. >>> at least three people became very, very wealthy overnight. power ball officials say one ticket sold in minnesota and two in new jersey matched all the number

earlier wednesday, investigators had expanded their search to include mexico and canada. overnight, issued new amber alerts in oregon, washington and nevada. >> she was the kindest, sweetest soul that you could ever imagine meeting. and completely incapable of hurting anyone. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview with abc news, dimaggio's sister, laura, described his close friendship with the andersons. and believe he, too, is the victim of foul play. amid the ashes of dimaggio's home, detectives found the unidentified remains of a child. close friends believe it's hannah's 8-year-old brother, etha >> he tried to take care of those kids. and he took care of them as if they were his own. >> reporter: in fact, friends say the children knew dimaggio as uncle jim. but that recently, hannah voiced concerns. >> i know hannah did say she was a little creeped out when jim did tell her that he had a crush on her. >> reporter: authorities won't comment on possible motives in this case. but after speaking with detectives, hannah's father made this desperate plea to dimaggio. >> i'm

$30 billion a year which is more than the exports of the united states and more than the budget of canada. that's power if we know how to pull it. we are asking you tonight to go out and tell your neighbors not to buy coke cola in memphis, tell them not to buy milk. tell them not to buy hearts bread. as jesse jackson said up to now only the fwar badge men have been feeling the pain. now we must redistribute the pain. we are choosing these companies because they haven't been fair in their hiring policies and we are choosing them because they can begin the process of saying they are going to support the need and rights of these men who are on strike. think about implementing that in this day in time. >> i don't think there is any question about the accuracy of it. i think selective buying has been the key to any number of movements. it's a part of local strategies or regional strategies our ability to affect commerce is real and we should make selective targets where companies, individuals that might not deal with our communities fairly. no debate whatsoever. >> the term is selective buying

just hanging out with fine folks here from canada. how are you? >> i'm great. how are you? >> toronto is your home, right? >> toronto is my home. >> what do you think of the weather here? >> we've been here since thursday. it's fabulous. >> you've been here just the right time. >> not too much humidity. love it. >> just right. thanks for being here this morning. we'll show you what's happening on today's map. there's today's map including places like toronto and new york. we do have issues with a stalled front across the south. that will cause storms today. heads up atlanta and charlotte, the middle of the country, doesn't get any more ideal than that but tomorrow warming up in places like the twin cities and bismark and des moines. hot in the west. and continued soggy across the >>> good morning to you. we have a red flag warning in place. this goes until 3:00 a.m. wednesday morning for most of the bay area. that's due to potential for some dry lightening strikes. we are expecting some thunder as we head throughout tonight. throughout san jose, easttpv hills and north bay

canada. showing. the day. please. welcome back to cross talk where all things considered i'm peter lavelle mind you were discussing survival in america. ok i often forget and change gears a little bit here when i when i was in high school and college i worked in fast food places like wendy's and i knew it was a short stay ok i worked hard it was low wages but i knew there was a way out but now we have a situation in the united states where people get there because they don't want to be there they've lost a job because of the recession and their traps there this is a significantly different kind of environment when it comes to employment. right absolutely well the thing is is that not only are you being paid a wage while you're working at wendy's you're being paid in work experience and work experience is something that's hard to quantify but it becomes something that's valuable that you can add to a resume to take somewhere else and when you say being trapped at wendy's no one is being forced to work at a low wage job

the search expanding to four states including mexico and canada. we will keep you posted. >>> this morning there's a new twist in alex hernandez case. his cousin is behind bars for not testifying before a grand jury. she has been in jail since august 1st. she bought a get away bus ticket for another defendant in the murder. police ceased her cell phone and credit card records. >> new overnight two-thirds of the winning power baltic ets have now been claimed. a group of 16 maintenance workers from the state of new jersey and minnesota will share the $448 million jackpot. minnesotian paul white says the improbable win allows him to provide for their family for the rest of their lives. >> i feel this pressure off my shoulders i carry every day. my kids, am i going to be able to pay for them to go to college, am i going to b of the have health issues. all of those things you don't have to worry about it again. >> the lump sum he will take is 58 million after taxes. in the meantime we are still waiting for the person who bought the third winning ticket

and in the end, they'll just blame canada. >> there you go. it's always canada's fault. >> irate joe's. >> thank you. >>> now for a check of the morning's other headlines, back over to rob powers. hey, rob. >>> we start again unfortunately with a story followed for days, fire crews trying to get a handle on wildfires burning out west. one of the worst spots near the resort town of sun valley, idaho. some 2300 homes have been evacuated there. >>> a recall effort gets underway today to remove san diego mayor bob filner from office. he's facing accusations of sexually harassing female employees. he spent five days in rehab for behavioral therapy. filner's expected to return to work tomorrow. >>> british police are examining new information about the death of princess diana. diana and her boyfriend, dodi fayed were killed when the car they were riding in crashed in a tunnel in paris in 1997. in a statement saturday, scotland yard stressing that this does not mean they're reopening the investigation. >>> and finally bags of doritos handed out by po

four countries in the world that have -- that legalize abortion after five months, china, north korea, canada and the u.s. it's actually not a particularly extreme position to say a woman needs to have a choice up to five months. then there has to be a medical reason. but it got cast as a very extreme point. i would be willing to wager that there are many, many single women who are pro-choice, who say you know what, five months sounds reasonable to me. i think part of the republican party's challenge is to not fall into the trap of having issues cast the way our political opponents want them cast, and be willing and courageous enough to have the debate. on our terms. >> there's also a strain in the republican party, places where you agree with rand paul on issues of foreign policy. cutting off aid to egypt. that creates real divisions inside the republican party. >> i agree. they have to talk about how to solve problems for americans. what's going on with jobs? i voted to not repeal obamacare 40 times, but they haven't put forth a plan to make sure we've got affordable, accessible care for ev

if you own the second largest railroad in canada -- >> that was what-- >> that's canadian pacific. it's an asset created 150 or 60 years ago and you had-- the government granted a bunch of land, and the replacement cost of the railroad is, you know, hundreds of billions of dollars. >> rose: and it's cheaper to ship by rail than plane. >> that's right. it's more efficient. it's better for the environment. if you think about the trucking-- shipping we truck, you know, the taxpayer pays for the infrastructure. the roads are taxpayer expense. in rail, the railroad pays for the infrastructure. the railroad pays for the rail and the ties. it's good for governments running out of money. it's good for efficienciy. it's good for the economy. i think because we're so high profile, we're going to attract some contributio critics. when you short a stock there are a large number of people on the other side who don't like what you're doing. certainly the company is fighting back. >> rose: characterize yourself. there are people saying he's the most optimistic guy, he believes, he prevails, all o

the big story will be welcoming this cool air mass in the, the latest to write into this area from canada this summer, a summer that has been cooler than average but we see what may be a pattern changed getting to shape up on our model forecast out in two weeks, next week. if that happens the wind and jet stream that's delivering the canadian air mass may be about to break down and we would go to warmer weather regime, much like the one that is producing the heat at o'hare and midway. these temperatures all represent modest increases over what we saw 24 hours ago. we are up for decrease in chicago. madison wisconsin is 7 degrees warmer and the reason is we have a southwest wind ahead of the front that turns the wind sonorities and cools was down later tonight. but it also blows some of this humidity out of here. winds are west southwest at 10 mi.. there is a moderately high level moisture like in the gulf coast and a big story for hay fever sufferers. the mold spore count is high, 45,000 spores per cubic meter. but the house and is the threshold for an advisory that from dr. lee memorial

it hasn't worked for canada or belgium. let's try to keep english as the one unifying core that ties us together as americans in our court system, as well. >> we should use the breaking news banner. this is shocking -- >> what is wrong with you two? >> i would use taxpayer's dollars. i don't think michael would want to waste money to do that. i don't want to exclude anyone from jury duty but someone that tried cases for years as a lawyer. it's difficult to have somebody translating through ear pierce. >> of the course. >> miss translation. it's a problem. >> final word -- >> no offense but they are both lawyers. they are both lawyers, and i think we have to take that into account. >> you're a comedian. >> you don't speak modalvin. >> this, by the way, this, by the way, is one of the reasons among many others i support the senate bill, immigration reform bill and i'm a strong supporter of that bill. one of the things that it does is it tightens up the requirement to master english, not just before you become a citizen but in

i went on a trip to canada and to the pacific northwest. and it was great. >> welcome back. >> i'll show you the photos. maybe. if you're nice. good morning, everyone. in the news, gas prices on the rise this holiday weekend, with more than 34 million americans expected to fill up and hit the road. the average price of a gallon of gasoline nationwide is up to $3.58. that's down from the previous two labor day weekends. experts are concerned that turmoil in syria could send prices even higher in coming days. >>> and a milestone for the u.s. supreme court. justice ruth bader ginsburg, set to officiate at a same-sex wedding this afternoon in washington, d.c. it will be a first time that a member of the nation's highest court has done so. one of the two men getting married is a long-time friend of justice ginsburg's. >>> and veteran boston red sox broadcaster jerry remy is sitting out the remainder of the baseball season. his son, jerry, is charged with murdering his girlfriend earlier this month. jerry remy says he is filled with grief for wha

there is enough oil coming in canada that we can completely offset venezuelan oil coming into the united states. the fact is both the studies from the state department as well as others show that we will have tens of thousands of , and thenon jobs according to the state department study, as much as 42,000 spinoff jobs during the construction. host: when you look at the map and you see how it dissects the state of nebraska, what is the impact, environmental and other impacts? the environmental impact is the focal point right now. point was to study the ecological impact i found that they would be minimal. transcanada has added extra safety precautions into this pipeline to assure or do their best to prevent any leaks. if there were elite, it would be smaller than other pipelines. terry is our guest, republican from nebraska. phone numbers are on the screen if you would like to produce pate in our conversation. ena, republican mike. caller: i live in pennsylvania. it is regarding the sequester. i don't understand why they have to attack the hard-working person that is worked all their life

this story comes out of canada. canada titans' its immigration rules. american lawmakers debate how to revamp u.s. immigration policy, and canada has embarked on a major immigration overhaul of its own. formmpact of canada's we will be in washington, where elements similar to the screening applications have found their way into the immigration plan that passed in the u.s. senate in june. there is greater emphasis on factors such as an applicant's job skills and fluency in english or french. a chasm could spark an immigration-related social tension. there is more available at the wall street journal. in new mexico on the republican line, joe. hi./ are paying off 1% of our debt. we should print the deficit. should pay 1% of the debt out of taxes. we should print the deficits. host: tell us a little bit about the philosophy of why. caller: eventually, to get out of debt, it would take 100 years. eventually, we would get out of debt. maybe, in the future, we could pay off more debt. is up next in texas on the democrats' line. caller: my comment is about the

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nice cold air from high pressure coming in from canada cooling us off 10, 15 degrees below normal. 70s out for new york city, 70s for indianapolis today, just 73. complete opposite picture again, although pretty much what you're used to anywhere along the gulf, heavy rain expected all the way through the week, another 2 to 15 inches in the forecast for you and since we're talking about opposites, complete opposite of the west a ridge of high pressure building in, fire danger on the rise. look for temperatures near 100 degrees with low humidity which is never good news on the fire lanes. >> thanks so much. >>> we are close to the top of the hour which means it's time for the top news. >>> the helicopters were dropping tear gas from above. >> breaking overnight, violence in the streets of egypt, reports of hundreds dead. the government cracking down on protesters. the fight raging at this hour, and we are there. >>> deadly standoff, also breaking overnight a gunman holds three people hostage for hours inside a bank. police negotiating into the night but there are casualties this morning.

that allows that warm air to go right along with it right up to the border of canada and beyond. so minneapolis, 91 by wednesday, new york city, you're back into the 90s wednesday, washington, d.c., 90 degrees as well. chicagoland you'll hit 90 degrees by the time we get to wednesday. a big adjustment from the cool month you've had until the way this month will probably end on the warm side. here's some of that rain going into the west but it's only in the desert southwest. >>> good monday morning. i'm mike nicco. high fire danger now through 3:00 wednesday morning for everywhere except for the coast, the bay shore, and the santa clara valleys. thunderstorms are possible, dry thunderstorms with lightning >> all that weather was brought to you by chico's. we take a gorgeous, lingering look at monday's outlook. what it looks like along the country and more of america's weather when we come back. >> gorgeous and lingering. thank you, sam. >>> and coming up -- the surprising new way couples are financing their fertility. turning to people they don't even know to help have a baby. >>>

take a look as a line of monster fog rolls over a mountain range in canada. this happened in a small fishing village in newfound land. and it's topping the charts. but a korean war veteran won't be showing "the butler" at his two theaters because of jane fonda. >> jane fonda, in my opinion, is a treasonous person. >> brian: yep. he feels that way because her proceed testing of the vietnam war in the 1960s. he trained hundreds of pilots who fought and died in the war. here is tucker talk about something different. >> tucker: imagine being utterly abandoned, left to fend for yourself in a foreign country. it happened to one couple on a royal caribbean cruise to turkey recently. 89-year-old dodge fell and broke his help on board the ship. he was then taken to a remote hospital in turkey where nobody spoke english. joining us is tammy, the owner of the travel agency the couple had been using for years. she's a good friend of the couple's. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> tucker: as i understand the story, he was gravely injured on this crui

. >> they both love canada. >> and puppies. >> nicolle, i'm curious, do you look at what's happened over the last 48 hours to the tea party movement and are you smiling, happy? i say this because -- so ted cruz is having to -- i've had some republican operatives who are not fans of the tea party fleeful at the mcconnell challenger who lied about his resume. the guy's running against lamar who can't spell the word "senate." the fact that cruz has to renounce canadian citizenship. sort of a comeuppance moment for the tea party. >> i have respect for the ordinary citizens who self-identify as tea party members because of they're feeling fed up with the federal government both sides. because that's who they are. i have very little enthusiasm for the politicians who have tried to maximize off their frustration and exasperation with the government. they to me are opportunists. i think the tea party at its best is a grassroots voter movement that should have its choice among libertarians, republicans, democrats. i think cruz's biggest crime at the moment isn't having to renounce his canadian ci

business in canada, a little canada business. so it's done better in an environment where a lot of the world hasn't done well. >> let's make the switch to food and oil. david wants to know about transcanada, the big pipeline company. >> it's a canada company. we like the stock long term, they are the company that controls the keystone pipeline and there is controversy if that will get approved or not but there is a 70% chance of it getting approved, a 3.8% yield and they have grown the dividend for 12 years in a row and converting a pipeline to move oil east instead of natural gas. we like the stock here. would be a buyer. >> viewers asked about their favorite stocks. tell us about one of yours. it's warehouser. you like the trees, do you? >> i like the trees. what i like about warehouser, it's simple. it's a real estate investment trust that gives you a dividend of 2.8%. it increased 18% this year. we think that will increase 14% next year. it trades 25% below its net asset value and the housing recovery has legs. because of the

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"free willy" tonight, a 4-year-old orca was separated from his family, trapped in a shallow bay in canada and locals heard the baby cry out for mama. orcas are close to their mothers their entire lives so rescuers tried to coax him out of the bay by playing a recording of a mother whale and the little guy raced off to a village of whales out in the deeper water. >>> when we come back here, some family photos, william and kate at home with baby george, the new pictures. see, i knew testosterone could affect sex drive, but not energy or even my mood. that's when i talked with my doctor. he gave me some blood tests... showed it was low t. that's it. it was a number. [ male announcer ] today, men with low t have androgel 1.62% testosterone gel. the #1 prescribed topical testosterone replacement therapy increases testosterone when used daily. women and children should avoid contact with application sites. discontinue androgel and call your doctor if you see unexpected signs of early puberty in a child, or signs in a woman, which may include changes in body hair or a large increase in acne, pos

look how warm it is in alaska and canada. pat buckles the jet stream and brings the cool air to loss. warming up north leads to our cool summer. that could break down in two weeks or so, that pattern. possibly a sprinkle tomorrow but mild and sunny saturday and sunday with 78 and 80 respectively and 82 monday a. no rain tuesday. it will turn sunday and get back towards eight by thursday of next week. we cannot complain about that. we did pretty well. 25 years ago it was 99 degrees and the rain at the first night game. relatively speaking we are doing ok. coming up ... a couple of late mistakes find the two tournament favorites with a lot of ground to make-up after round one of the pga championship. and expectations are high in evanston where the wildcats are talking about a big ten championship. rich king is next with sports. all this produce from walmart and secretly served it up in the heart of peach country. it's a fresh-over. we want you to eat some peaches and tell us what you think. they're really juicy. it must have ju

heard about that, and i don't know how you enforce that either -- i have never heard about that in canada. >> caller: i saw something on "60 minutes," and where i seen it at. >> bill: i'm check it out. if that were the case in this country, i agree i think a lot of people would lose their license. lena good morning. >> caller: good morning. i disagree with snoweden. i think the media has not been tough enough on him. earlier he said he joined the service because of what happened in 9/11, so mr. snoweden, which is it. >> bill: do you think what he is saying about the american media is wrong? that's the issue here. do you think the american media doing its job? >> caller: the american media is basically corporately owned. >> bill: then it sounds like you agree with snowden. >> caller: no, i don't. >> bill: well, if they are corporately owned, do you think they are being honest and asking tough questions? >> caller: it just depends. >> bill: no, i think the answer is no. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." ♪ you must be high. >> i think the number one thing that viewers like about

this is a skull of a snake similar to the size to the one in canada and you can see it's armed with those incredibly sharp teeth, and that's what this snake uses to latch on to it's pray and then begin the constriction process. it can happen incredibly quickly. when this snake grabs onto the pray and wraps around it, unless it's an expert, that pray doesn't really stand a chance to escape this perfect design for taking out your pray. >> right. awful story. let turn quickly, jeff, i mean, another story that made the headlines today, got a lot of activity on twitter and facebook, i noticed. it's the cover of the "guardian" nope showing a polar bear in the arctic we should starve to death. the significant being believed he died from a lack of sea ice to hunt seals and 2012 is one of the warmest years recorded and the 2012 was the lowest level of sea ice in the record and this bear was examined by scientists in april, appeared to be healthy and is now dead and they are linking it directly to the low levels of sea ice. are we now seeing some of the more deadly effects of global warming on the