it's dyed in montreal at the workshop. you try it, you put it under the lights. [ groans ] doesn't work, start again. it's all that. it's the striving for excellence. nobody gives up till we've done the best we can do. >> on the team, there is my two assistant and myself that are permanent with the tour, and, each city, i hire four local staff to do the prep, to help do all the repairs for the costume, the steaming, ironing that we need for the night. and then we need two dresser for the show to help with quick-change with the cast and then do the laundry after the show. for the costume, i would say the creating process start about a year before we start having the shows. the designer for this show was zaldy. he worked previously with cirque for michael jackson one and the the michael jackson tour. he also created the costume for lady gaga. all the costumes are built in montreal, and after that, we receive them, but we also need to fit them. if we have artist change, we need to come and fix some costume, change them so the

that was the case for us when we decided to leave montrÉal canada where we have grown up and wed have gone that isn't a bad year finally where we are recovering. we decided to get on a bus we were just 20. we would get on a bus and go to new york city like something out of a musical comedy there was the bus, the driver putting our bags on if we decided to go to new york. my father came to see us off. the father figure always tells the young man or woman leaving the province is for the capital for three musketeers you may remember. it's good advice. my father is a jewish intellectualt so that was not te advice he gave me as i prepare to get on the bus. he said to me when you get to new york remember never underestimate the other person sensitivities -- insecurities. it takes a moment but it's a deep wisdom that i try to follow through with. we immediately rented the single smallest apartment in the history of human habitation. it was a nine by 11 room, basement room they call in new york a garden apartment we were sort of startled when they showed us these basement rooms because in all

up, montrealer, not a bad year for the have's. we decided to get on the bus, we were just 20, we would get on the bus and get to new york city. the bus, the driver putting our bags on, we decided to go to new york, my father came to see us off and you all know how in literature the father figure always tells the young man or woman that leaves for advice, you may remember that, he's leaving and when he gets to paris fight duels with everyone you meet. my father is a jewish intellectual, he's a professor of english literature so that was not the advice he gave me as i prepared to get on the bus, he said to me, he said to me when you get to new york, remember, never underestimate the other person's insecurity. think about, yes, exactly. [laughter] >> takes a moment, takes a moment but it's a deep wisdom that i try to follow through with. we got to new york from new york and we immediately rented the single smallest apartment in the history of human tabbations and you think i'm exaggeration, 9 by 11 room, 9 by 11 basement room. what t

. >> seth: you grew up in montreal? >> i'm from montreal. it's really nice thaok a really large bite. >> seth: now you have to talk? that's what i'm doing. i'm helping you out righounow by askingbout your upbringing. [ laughter ] i want you to think about it. >> swalled it. >> seth: don't tell us about montreal until you really thought about it. >> so, i was born in montreal. i'm the first one of my family born outside of europe. my parents are polish. but i was raise in west virginia. >> seth: wow. >> yeah. ce seth: that is a weird triumvirate of p >> and now i've been in new york for eight years. >> seth: that's great. >> west virginia is very di erent. lovely, very green and natural. >> seth: all right, so we've rehydrated our turkey. >> we've rehydrated it. >> seth: okay. >> i'm actuallgoing to ask -- 're going to move this over here to the side. and so, now we're ready for assembly. >> seth: okay. nd so this is nice and wet moist and juicy and delicious. >> seth: okay, that's the second thme you used moist. i'm not okay wit. >> i know,

. >> seth: you grew up in montreal? >> i'm from montreal. it's really nice that i took a really large bite. >> seth: now you have to talk? that's what i'm doing. i'm helping you out right now by asking you about your upbringing. [ laughter ] i want you to think about it. >> swallowed it. >> seth: don't tell us about montreal until you really thought about it. >> so, i was born in montreal. i'm the first one of my family born outside of europe. my parents are polish. but i was raise in west virginia. >> seth: wow. >> yeah. >> seth: that is a weird triumvirate of places. >> and now i've been in new york for eight years. >> seth: that's great. >> west virginia is very different. lovely, very green and natural. >> seth: all right, so we've rehydrated our turkey. >> we've rehydrated it. >> seth: okay. >> i'm actually going to ask -- we're going to move this over here to the side. and so, now we're ready for assembly. >> seth: okay. >> so this is nice and wet and moist and juicy and delicious. >> seth: okay, that's the second time you used moist.

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he finished his career in north america, where he played for montreal and memphis. along the way there were also short spells in china, with shanghai shenhua, and galatasaray, in turkey. but drogba spent the bulk of his career in england, where he enjoyed a total of nine trophy—laden years at chelsea. go premier league. four fa cups. three league cups, and the champions league. you know that you made history when you want those kinds of moments. and i know that this team will be remembered forever from the chelsea fans, and really i am proud to be part of this special team, winning the first trophy after 50 yea rs. winning the first trophy after 50 years. i know people will talk about it. that is the 2009 bbc african footballer of the year, didier drogba. onto one of this year's nominees, and winning the uefa europa league and super cup with atletico madrid helped thomas partey to be nominated. the 25—year old ghana international may have missed out on a world cup appearance, but his strong performances in la liga and in europe for atletico has left partey with

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simple piece of action and you get countries together, you sign up to an agreement, which they did in montreal many years ago and suddenly we are at a point a few decades later where the holes in the ozone are healing both north and south, so above the arctic they believe it will be patched up by 2030, the correct scientific terminology, you will have to excuse me, and over the antarctic by 2060. talking about the iand antarctic by 2060. talking about the i and the end of big brother, how it changed the face of television, it began in 2000, it ended last night, and big brother, for those who are unfamiliar, is where normal members of the public are in the house together, they lived together for weeks and weeks and viewers vote out ona weeks and weeks and viewers vote out on a weekly basis a member of the household. do you feel it has changed the face of tv, big brother? it has, and you have in the uk and other countries, successors to that, so love island has a similarformat. this was interesting because it put ordinary people together and interesting because i imagine many people around the w

i did that until i was 18 and left to montreal and worked for the hand for a long time and finally got chance to work for se cirque du soleil. >> okay. >> so this thing you'll to do is aim for center of the hoop. we'll start off with a dive roll. you jump and do a dive roll through the hoop. the mats, nothing hurts. >> yes. >> that's it. that's it. >> perfect. >> i have told all of my friends and family back home, just going to show them what i have been traveling for the past 15 years. this one is really special for me. >> yes. >> you do a little dive roll and you get cocky. it plays next to at&t park and then it goes to san jose for performances there through march. you can find ticket and show time information on our web site. >>> it is never too late for change even when it comes to the way you dress. wait until you see welcome to emirates mr. jones. just sit back, relax and let us entertain you... ...with over 3,500 channels of entertainment, includinvi and box sets from around the world. ( ♪ ) we even have live sports and news channels. ( ♪ ) and your free wi-fi will start sh

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we've been to morocco, montreal, moscow, london. international adventures. >> you're out here living your best lives. >> trying to. >> wendell's reprising his role as james greer boss to our favorite fictional cia operative jack ryan. last season saw john krasinski's ryan in the middle east. this time they're heading to south america. season two doesn't drop until next year. okay, nancy, i need to figure out what's going on for season two. don't you want some? >> back to you nancy. >> thanks, wendell and nischelle. yes i want those secrets. >> coming up, remember the suspected uk thief mistaken for david schwimmer? why police are thanking the real david schwimmer. next on kron-4 news at eight: police ramp up the search for victims buried in rubble left by the fire that incinerated paradise... an east bay man among those looking for loved ones. what the north bay fire victims did when they heard about the catastrophe in paradise.. plus. when the bay area could see some relief from the smoke smothering the air. i'm ken wayne i'm pam m

we've been to morocco, montreal, moscow, london. international adventures. >> you're out here living your best lives. >> trying to. >> wendell's reprising his role as james greer boss to our favorite fictional cia operative jack ryan. last season saw john krasinski's ryan in the middle east. this tim season two doesn next year. okay, nancy, i need to figure out what's going on for season two. don't you want some? >> back to you nancy. >> thanks, wendell and nischelle. yes i want those secrets. >> coming up, remember the suspected uk thief mistaken for david schwimmer? why police are thanking the real david schwimmer. plaque psoriasis can be relentless. tremfya® is for adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. with tremfya®, you can get clearer. and stay clearer. in fact, most patients who saw 90% clearer skin at 28 weeks stayed clearer through 48 weeks. tremfya® works better than humira® at providing clearer skin, and more patients were symptom free with tremfya®. tremfya® may lower your ability to fight infections and

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last time they were on the ice, they lost to montreal by giving up three goals in the last three minutes of the game including an nhl recd twooals in two seconds. tonight the caps hosting the stars to a open five-game homestand. ovechkin and company looking for since irst home win october 17th. caps down one early. braden holtby's pass intercepted by tyler pitlick. nice play. sticks in the back of the net. nice play for the stars unfortuno,ely. up second period. caps itheve offensione. backstrom he loves lamp. light it up. third goal of the year. dallas lead t cut one. i'm glad you like that. on the power play,vgeny kuznetsov sneaks it in. all power-play goals by the wayo we go to overtime. and the stars on move. jaso dickinson ends the game withhat one. gets it by holtby. caps comeback falls short, 4-3 the final. >> second goal is one that you don't want to happen. i thought we responded well. you know, gotpl a ce nice shots to get us to overtime. so t positivehings in there. but myself, everyone kee pushing forward. >> to the gridiron whe the redskins take on the falcons tomorrow. ha h

not only for the united states but also into québec we do expect to see ottawa at about one degree montreal is going to be about zero as your high temperature a lot of snow across much of that area with new york see a high temperature there as we go towards wednesday of about six degrees well here across parts of central america really not looking too bad in terms of the forecast but we are going to be watching these clouds very carefully because they are making their way down towards the south and that means some rain showers here across parts of the yucatan over the next few days extending up towards savannah as well as into nasa now would seem much of a change of temperature twenty eight degrees there as we go from one say into wednesday and then we do expect to see some windy conditions for you but also very rainy down here across parts of costa rica even into panama city we do expect to see a temperature with rain of twenty nine. xenophobic violent and beating the drum for an ethnic civil war in the heart of europe. or infiltrates one of the continent's fosters growing far right organi

goes in the final of the pommel whitlock has won gold in the last two championships in glasgow and montreal and received the highest marks in qualifying for today's final — live coverage of this afternoon's action now on bbc two. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. experts investigating the helicopter crash at leicester city's stadium on saturday have moved the wreckage to a specialist facility in farnborough. the club's owner, the thai billionaire vichai srivaddhanaprabha died along with two members of his staff, the pilot and a passenger when the aircraft came down just after taking off from the king power stadium. the air accidents investigation branch said initial work on its digital flight recorder — or black box — had also been successful. our reporter amy payne is in leicester — she spoke to my colleague vicki young. well it is of course almost a week since this crash here at the king power stadium, since that happened at around 8.30 last saturday night, the helicopter came to a rest in a car p

agency says a policy sense because the failed rocket launch last month in kazakhstan in which the two montreal made a miraculous escape. and emotions run high in the white house over the world on to doping agency decision to reinstate russia sports officials enough it's quiet and called for transparency claiming water has damaged things. it's nine o'clock here in moscow watching all to international live from last year with nina to the cheetah welcome to the program. a small seaside town of just five thousand people in the u.k. has found itself in the limelight for all the wrong reasons pictured as a rundown suburbia by the u.s. republicans an image of a weak signs twice named britain's most deprived area has become headline news before the mid-term elections in america are u.k. correspondent explains why what links this essex seaside town to the upcoming u.s. mid-term elections and insensitive political one hundred that's what miracles here in j week sounds in essex have been left fuming after a pro trump republican candidate for the senate for the state of illinois used a first a graph of j.

domi gives montreal the lead with 22 seconds left, and they add another goal. they bea the capitals, 6-4. to end the way you want up in canada, but they're back home for a pretty good homestand. maybe change o screenry, sleeping in their own beds. >> thank you for an incredible season for the united. >> the them has gotten the city excited about soccer. >> yes, i was a navy doctor, so i'm used to getting to work early. now i have a general practice, with a lot of patients who are counting on me. many of them worry about president trump taking away protections for pre-existing conditions. and women are frightened they could lose reproductive health care. it's why i'm glad i have a friend named ben. ben is a national leader who's protecting obamacare from president trump. he's my friend ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin and i approved this message. to execute a search warrant when wor an arrest warrant, we'd line up and we'd put our hand on the shoulder of the person in front of us. you always knew who had your back. with all the money in politics

montreal international talk show for journalists to discuss the topic of the week the announcement sent shock waves across germany michael americans preparing to leave politics after eighteen years she's stepping down as leader z. to do it in twenty twenty one at the latest a chance to shift. will it be a bumpy transition and who might succeed her that's the topic of. quadriga next d.w. . kick off want. to put. you in. the world cup one of the fronts the rising star the bundesliga still does most of mom are. you come from. one future emissions. sixty. scars cover don't forget women in russia have to live with violence sexism and depression to love the game and violence is normal in russia. where putin is petri arky rooms today women's rights were already gaining traction with a hundred years ago. people here don't have a clue about feminism but there are women who want to instigate change in everyday life for justice and equality. under the skin of russia's women starts nov thirteenth on t.w. . good. luck and to quadriga following a dismal show way into the recent state elections here i

in montreal a rally was organized to call attention to the plight of ukrainian jews famine and anti-semitic attacks were widespread in ukraine. an estimated one hundred thousand jews were killed in ukraine during the russian civil war mostly by anti communist forces the war would continue until nine hundred twenty three. the bolshevik red army defeated a coalition of opposition forces known as the white army soviet rule was now imposed across the country. the union of soviet socialist republics was officially declared on december the twenty second nineteen twenty two the new states now covered nearly one sixth of the us land surface. there was a major famine from one nine hundred twenty one to twenty two one major cause the authorities seized commodities from peasants to feed the cities and the military. an estimated five million people died in the famine. food supplies donated by your tip of the united states soon started arriving. will shout for also an american relief worker describes a situation in one region. people hit we smack stuart ground balls tree bark and clay they also eat meat

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in montreal a rally was organized to call attention to the plight of ukrainian jews famine and anti-semitic attacks were widespread in ukraine. an estimated one hundred thousand jews were killed in ukraine during the russian civil war mostly by anti communist forces who war would continue until nine hundred twenty three. the bolsheviks red army defeated a coalition of opposition forces known as the white on. soviet rule was now imposed across the country. the union of soviet socialist republics was officially declared on december the twenty second nineteen twenty two the new states now covered nearly one sixth of the us land surface. there was a major famine from one nine hundred twenty one to twenty two one major cause feel thora he seized commodities from peasants to feed the cities and the military. an estimated five million people died in the famine. food supplies donated by your top of united states soon started arriving. will shout from an american relief worker described the situation in one region. people yet we back stroke ground bones tree bark and clay they also eat meat from hor

not only for the united states but also into québec we do expect to see ottawa at about one degree montreal is going to be about zero as your high temperature a lot of snow across much of that area with new york see a high temperature there as we go towards wednesday of about six degrees well here across parts of central america really not looking too bad in terms of the forecast but we are going to be watching these clouds very carefully because they are making their way down towards the south and that means some rain showers here across parts of the yucatan over the next few days extending up towards savannah as well as into nasa now would seem much of a change of temperature twenty eight degrees there as we go from one say into wednesday and then we do expect to see some windy conditions few but also very rainy down here across parts of costa rica even into panama city we do expect to see a temperature with rain of twenty nine. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of the night. other stories. providing a glimpse into someone else's wild. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmake

in montreal a rally was organized to call attention to the plight of ukrainian jews famine and anti semitic attacks were widespread in ukraine. an estimated one hundred thousand jews were killed in ukraine during the russian civil war mostly by anti communist forces the war would continue until nine hundred twenty three. the bolshevik red army defeated a coalition of opposition forces known as the white army the soviet rule was now imposed across the country. the union of soviet socialist republics was officially declared on december the twenty second one thousand nine hundred twenty two the new states now covered nearly one sixth of the us land surface. there was a major famine from one nine hundred twenty one to twenty two one major cause feel thora he seized commodities from peasants to feed the cities and the military. an estimated five million people died in the famine. food supplies donated by your look at the united states soon started arriving. will shout for also an american relief worker described the situation in one region . people we smack stuart ground bones tree bark and clay

in montreal a rally was organized to call attention to the plight of ukrainian jews famine and anti semitic attacks were widespread in ukraine. an estimated one hundred thousand jews were killed in ukraine joining the russian civil war mostly by anti communist forces the war would continue until nine hundred twenty three. the bolshevik red army defeated a coalition of opposition forces known as the white army. soviet rule was now imposed across the country. the union of soviet socialist republics was officially declared on december the twenty second one thousand nine hundred twenty two the new states now covered nearly one sixth of the us land surface. there was a major famine from one nine hundred twenty one to twenty two one major cause fields already seized commodities from peasants to feed the cities and the military . an estimated five million people died in the famine. food supplies donated by europe of the united states soon started arriving. will scheffer also an american relief worker described the situation in one region . people hit we spec stored ground bones tree bark and clay

research scholar at the university of montrÉal. he detailed the evolution of white house news management over the last 20 years. how america became ungovernable. discussing how voters decide and why their decision is seen so impractical. the senior political analyst from 1990 to 2009. covering every u.s. presidential and midterm election since 1996 for the los angeles times. the atlantic monthly, cnn. labeled the nation's electric by the washington times and the aristotle of american politics by the boston globe. a member of the cnn political team but one and emmy for the election coverage. please help me welcome even and bill. [applause] >> thank you. go ahead. >> your book is presidential communication and character. look forward to another conversation on the campus. selling themselves in policies through the mass media. one of the most important presidential rolls in my view is this marketing of the president in order to convince congress and the public, supporting presidential initiatives. promoting themselves in a way that ma

not only for the united states but also into québec we do expect to see ottawa at about one degree montreal is going to be about zero as your high temperature a lot of snow across much of that area with new york see a high temperature there as we go towards wednesday of about six degrees well here across parts of central america really not looking too bad in terms of the forecast but we are going to be watching these clouds very carefully because they are making their way down towards the south and that means some rain showers here across parts of the yucatan over the next few days extending up towards savannah as well as into nasa now we don't see much of a change of temperature twenty eight degrees there as we go from one say into wednesday and then we do expect to see some windy conditions few but also very rainy down here across parts of costa rica even into panama city we do expect to see a temperature with rain of twenty nine. once welcomed now fear. dividing a nation. al-jazeera explores germany's long term economic strategy of pursuing immigrants from the arab world i feel more just

some amtrak passengers trying to get to new york from montreal ran into an unusual problem, two cars separated from the rest of their train. >> passengers were stranded for two hours until being transferred. abc's eva pilgrim has more on the big holiday getaway. >> reporter: the thanksgiving rush grinding to a halt. in new york, one person is dead and six injured after this fiery crash on the brooklyn bridge cut off a major travel route during the morning commute. but that wasn't the only traffic headache. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: this taxicab in the nearby brooklyn battery tunnel engulfed in flames, smoking out visibility for drivers. >> oh, my god. you can't even see. >> reporter: a rough start to what could be the most traveled thanksgiving in over a decade. a record 30 million hitting the skies. >> it's a nightmare. all the people that don't know how to travel are here today. >> it's honestly kind of hectic. >> reporter: boston, chicago, denver, atlanta seeing a crush of travelers. in pittsburgh, lines at a standstill. >> we thought it was going to be faster but they had a tri

they were in montreal. bill clinton saying america should be more like canada when it comes to border security. madison, great to see you. bill clinton likes canada's system for immigration. doesn't canada have a merit-based immigration system which trump says the u.s. should do? it sounds like he may be agreeing with him. >> canada does have a partially merit-based system. the majority of close to 50% of their immigrants don't come in on the merit-based system. when it comes to merit-based, the president has been pushing that. i think it have much mirrors and goes back to what john f. kennedy said. ask not what your country can do for you. ask what you can do for your country. that's what the heart of this policy is. what can these immigrants do to produce the youths america. liz: democrats in 2014 are for -- were for what president trump is pushing. it's striking for bill clinton to say what he's saying now about canada having a good system. clinton signed in 1996 the toughest immigration reform bill that

headed to montreal from new york. two trains broke way from the rest of the train as it was moving. one passenger said he saw it happen from his seat in another car. he said another passenger in the car yanked the emergency brake. >> we were right at the front where the cars separated. we started seeing the sparks in the front by the entry where you usually walk between cars. we saw all the sparks and noise. all of a sudden the rocks started coming in. we stopped and we were not sure what was going on. it was scary, but overall everyone was calm. >> apparently no one was hurt. passengers were put on another train and arrived in new york overnight. amtrak is investigating what went wrong. >>> more than 40 people in dallas are without a home for thanksgiving. they are lucky to be alive after the apartment building caught fire. the halls of the building were engulfed in the flames when the mother and father had to break a window and drop their baby out the window and into the arms of a man below. >> she's only one. to know that she still gets to live another day is -- words cannot desc

research scholar at the university in montrÉal. his book presidential communication character, white house news management from clinton and cable to twitter and trump, details evolution of white house news management over the last 20 years. alongside the evolution of american media. in his book standoff, how america became -- how america became ungovernable. he takes readers into the american voting booth of several hard-fought elections. to discuss how voters decide and why they are decisions sometimes seem so compatible. bill schneider is a professor at the shah school of policy and of government at george mason university. he was a cable news network senior political analyst from 1990 to 2009. he's covered every u.s. presidential and midterm elections since 1976 for the lance angeles times. the monthly, cnn, and english. he has been labeled the nations election meister by the washington times and the aristotle of american politics. by the boston quote. he was a member of the cnn political team that won an emmy in 2003 election c

amtrak train 68 from montreal to new york, 278 passengers switch onto the train. stay warm out there. >> leland: the brilliance of brian and his turtleneck. here's the thing, it stretches when you eat a lot. i was complimenting him on his fashionable choice. it brings up an interesting point. there was a lot of debate about this, what is the ideal time to eat thanksgiving dinner? >> eboni: a premise we have to establish first, do you start your day with breakfast? personally in my family the tradition as you eat nothing all day, you starve yourself until three in the afternoon, and then you eat. >> leland: ideally and ironically, 3 minutes and 45 seconds from right now, that is about the ideal time to eat thanksgiving. thanks for spending your thanksgiving with us. "your world" is next. in southern california, a small family business becomes a beacon of hope. in seattle, people with disabilities create success and shatter barriers. day in, day out, people prove that when we work as one, we have the power to create better futures for us all. we have the power - [na

still some bands there but the mikhail markhasevier band thought it might stall it is taking i'm at montreal ray and carmel valley. watsonville looks to be negotiate edge. santa cruz is close. that doesn't mean there aren't other bands. look out these bands come in. embedded within that, you could get some but the main bend went south. not a lot going o occasionally, you get some light rain but ra have not had to update. to the north, sometimes there are enhancements and then it is gone. on the mendocino coast, everything looks to be just to the north. a lot of cloud cover and there will be off and on sierras real today. it is mainly at the passes, donner pass and echo summit. the rain may go autopsy the bit and start to come down -- may go up a little bit and start to come down. the main system is still developing. that will there a -- play into our weather tonight and tomorrow. so look identify lot of cloudy skies. fog, some occasional rain but it looks like the heaviest rain is to the south of us and this system sweeps in tomorrow and that will be a pretty good us. 60s saturday. >>> sal t

in toronto, in montreal. >> jesse: i could do bigger numbers so low. >> jedidiah: what do you think, dana? >> dana: the long-suffering wife bit is too much for me to take. this is a woman who after the election, she was not alone. barbra streisand, they basically said the same thing. white women went out and voted for trump because their husbands told them to. as far as the long-suffering wives out there -- i don't buy it. i think the best show in town is called "the clinton affair." it's a documentary about monica lewinsky in which she opens up. she and her parents talk about it. about wanting to commit suicide. talking about him asking for one last trip, asking her to lie on his behalf. i don't think this is a good idea for the clintons. >> jesse: is it showtime? >> dana: i don't know where it is. >> jesse: i'm confused. >> greg: you are long suffering wife. >> dana: long-suffering cohost. >> greg: i'm going to go to this and watch the hell out of it. this tour is going to provide us with three weeks of segments. hillary is like, i'm going to use an analogy i won't have to apologiz

the clintons tonight will be in montreal. they're going to continue this speaking on what they call a slam tour. let's get the read from nan heyworth, kat timpf and scott levinson. scott, what do you think of this? >> it's interesting that we're framing this in what is fair. all is fair in love, war and politics, neil. >> neil: it usually stops at the border. >> what is conventional is thrown out the door with this president. when you tweet at 2:00 a.m. and saying you're not play being by the rules -- >> neil: and we should stipulate, fair is fair. when the president is on foreign soil, he bashed his predecessors. so i know we have to look at that in perspective. so it seems in this case with the clintons are getting paid for this, it rubs salt in the wound here. >> neil, it's true. the game has changed. but if you look at that toronto venue, that was an enormous stadium. 20,000 people it could seat. they had 3,300 people there. tickets were sold for a fraction of -- in a way, it's upsetting. does anybody care what they have

i went to montreal. worktd with the seven fingers of the hand for a long time and now finally working for cirque du soleil. >> ready for in. >> yes. >> i'm going to be a mess. >> aim for the center of the hoop and start off with a dive roll. you jump and do a dive roll through the hope you got this. and the mats are nothing hurts. yes. that's it. that's it. perfect. perfect. i have told all my friends and family back home just going to show them what -- i've been traveling the past 15 years. this one is like really special for me. volta plays unthe big top next to atennessee park february 3rd. then to san jose for performances through march. >>> next, seeking relief from the smoky air, thdelicious.i-wheat. but it's more than that. 10 layers of crunchy wheat to fill you up on big days. whether your day involves steam, mountains, or woah- fire... ...we've got your breakfast right here. is your breakfast built for big days? >>> here are the winning numbers from last night's $$122 million megamillions. 33, 3

that train from montreal to new york when two cars broke free from the rest of the train as the train was moving. one passenger said he saw it happen from his seat in another car saying a passenger in that car yanked the emergency brake. >> we were right at the front. all we start seeing is these sparks in the front by the entry where you usually walk between the cars. all these sparks and then all these noise and suddenly it started slowing down and rocks started flying in. so we finally slowed down to the point where we stopped, and we weren't sure what was going on. i mean, it was a little scarey, obviously. over all, everyone was calm. >> at this point, we have heard no one was hurt. passenger were put on another train. they ultimately made it to new york. overnight amtrak says it is investigating what went wrong. >> a family of four murdered in a mansion there. the brother of the homeowner has been arrested and charged with trying to burn down his own home while his family was inside. this is a twisted story. >> it really is. all the question marks here. we're talking about two f

whitlock has won gold in the last two championships in glasgow and montreal and received the highest marks in qualifying for today's final. raheem sterling is on the verge of signing a new contract with manchester city, making him the highest paid english footballer. the five year deal is believed to be around £300,000 a week. he was on the bench last night as city won 2—0 against fulham to book their place in the quarter finals of the league cup. wayne rooney missed a penalty as his dc united side were beaten in a shootout, to drop out of the mls league play—offs — he'd just been voted player of the month in the states having made the move to washington. and usain bolt‘s hopes of making it as a professional footballer appear to be over after the athletics legend had his trial terminated with the australian a league side central coast mariners. he'd hoped to make it as footballer since quitting athletics, but the two parties could not agree a deal. the club said they couldn't agree a deal with former sprinter — his wages seemingly the sticking point. it would have only bee

the warsaw and montreal conventions, there were treaties that say you don't have to prove negligence on an international flight. it's what we call strict liability. the guy gets hurt, take in each link of the chain. he gets hurt. >> charles: but wouldn't there be an avalanche of these people, why are there an avalanche of these kind of lawsuits. >> there are many claims for the most common of which are falling baggage. you don't have to prove on an international flight. >> charles: is that the key, the international flight? >> yes. as long as it's an international trial. flight. >> any time you have a full transcontinental flight, the staff has to make musical chairs, shuffle everyone around? it doesn't make any sense. it's untenable. that's not what these treaties are about or the intentions. >> charles: you brought up smaller seats. i i have seen diagrams where thy are going to be even smaller. if this is a new way of thinking, we will all have a lawsuit. >> i'm certainly not advocating for the airlines here. but it's a customer service problem. you choose what airline you want to

it was at the most powerful women summit in montreal. you will see that on monday post-election. but clearly he was open to talking about everything on the table right now. nafta 2.0, the trade agreement. i talked to him also about this global tilt to the right in the u.s. and other places. i said do you feel like you are endangered species? he talked about that. i said, is all of this bad blood under the bridge now? and he laughed it off and said in politics i am called a lot of things by a lot of people, and you just don't take it personally. >> that's not a yes. >> right. >> it was fascinating to hear from him. >> thanks for sharing it with us. >> he is a politician, though. he knows it is airing on an election year in the u.s. >>> president trump went hard on immigration. but what are the facts on his argument. john avalon has a reality check. >> yesterday, the president's closing campaign ad which cnn described as racist was pulled. it is a stunning moment. but president trump is a believer in motivating voters through fear and anger, and that's why he has chosen to close th

. >> the clinton's 13-city tour continues tonight in montreal, a and they are being paid for the events through live nation, and it is worth noting that the president and former secretary of state have books out as well and together they have sold 3 million copies, craig m the last year and a half, so there is an audience for them. >> sure, sure. kate snow, thank you so much for that. >>> and felipe ryan was deputy secretary under secretary clinton and you were not there last night, but you want to go? >> yes, i want to now that i saw the two minutes from kate, because it looked like a great event and it is fun to watch them together. >> and hillary clinton also spent time talking about president trump and listening to his gut about taking action on the serious climate change report that was put out last week. and this is part of what she said. >> it riles me up. i think that if you want to listen to people who actually spend their time over decades studying problems, my goodness, your gut is not the answer to the everything that is important in the world. i am sorry. >> how much of thi

temperatures on monday no higher than one or 2 degrees in montreal, it does state called across the north—east. dry with some sunshine for thanksgiving day itself. across the west, more u nsettled day itself. across the west, more unsettled with heavy rain at times. in south asia, we have the satellite picture which shows more heavy rain and thunderstorms pushing north west into south—east india and sri lanka. this next depression will bring more flooding as downpours to an area which has already seen a lot of rainfall, there could be some flooding in chennai and columbo for the next five days. very wet here and a different story further north across india and pakistan, dry, sunny and hot. asian pacific region, let's draw attention to this area of heavy rain affecting the central philippines, not a tropical depression which will bring some flooding downpours through tuesday and on wednesday it will exit into the south china sea and move westward in the direction of central southern vietnam. we have seen a lot of heavy rainfall, any more rain is likely to cause some flooding towards the end o

well michael link is the un special rapporteur on palestine he joins me live from montreal thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us we were watching that natasha story of now fifteen year old who has spent the last three years in jail he has been released but we know that there are many of the children still imprisoned how concerned are you about the conditions facing palestinian mine is in israeli prisons. very concerned my concerns are shared by a number of those in the as really palestinian human rights community with respect to the treatment of children under occupation a number of these children are in prison for offenses that wouldn't be imprisoned in in most countries remember that under the un convention on the rights of children imprisonment is for children is to be done only at a very last resort a number of these children the i think at any one time you'd find anywhere between two hundred fifty to three hundred palestinian children under detention are there for issues like stone throwing or or and being involved in scuffles with with police and they're taken

the cars separated yesterday in albany on a train traveling from montreal to new york city. none of the passengers or crew were hurt, but stranded passengers were left freezing because there was no heat. another train later picked them up. they arrived in new york more than 2.5 hours late. amtrak blamed a mechanical issue. >>> our partners at the bbc report an american missionary who traveled to a remote island in india was apparently killed by an endangered tribe that shot him with arrows. the body of john allen chau has not been recovered. it is illegal to have contact with the tribe. the president of the nonprofit international christian concern says this was at least the third time chau tried to meet with the tribe. >> he was determined to reach these people with the gospel. and was deeply burdened for these guys. it was a sacrificial act, he knew it was dangerous. >> in a statement, chau's family said they forgive those who are responsible for his death. >>> china is one step closer to implementing a controversial national social credit system. bloomberg officials plan

prepared to engage with this, but then a year later i went to the international aids conference in montreal in 1989 and act up was there. and they still looked scary to me, they did not look like people who are going to listen to me at all, but they were giving out sort of mimeographed sheets with something called the aid, the act of the treatment research agenda. grabbed a copy and i ran off to look at it. and i was a little afraid of what i would find. but what i found was almost everything in there was about a sensible -- as sensible as you could get in this situation. it was not crazy demands. what this group wanted was clear to me, was efficient but humane research and most of the things that they were calling for, to make trials more humane, was no reason we cannot do the trials. that way was just a little different from what had people had proceeded. so i brought up back and i circulated it around to some of my colleagues and we had some discussions and i will cut you that everybody was excited. it turned everybody in that room into an activist. from that minute i was an activist. ca

off with you >> over 2% decline what's interesting about today is it was a broad based decline for if montreal estate fairing -- earnings tonight still a big factor and focus here on the floor. the timing, s & p 500 has had years. this that we are seeing could certainly break that straek. back to you. >> thank you very much for that. let's head uptown at the nasdaq. >> we had some strengths today it was. >> it really could not really contradict apple having lost about $250 billion plus of market cap after a trillion dollars company. microsoft and cisco taking the nasdaq down below the october lows >> the average is 6630 one of the interesting things technicians are watching strong video as they bounced off of those new lows to buck the trend and finish higher on the day some guys say maybe that means we are closer to a process >> facebook, not netflix netflix is lower >> mike is here digesting another bad dayme you said it's still not a big thing. >> if you're waiting on that it is very haphazard you got closer today. >> for the most part it's been this kind of determined selling that hasn't n