who was responsible for the ontario airport? at this time i want to invite you to participate in a meeting with me to discuss these concerns to come up with solutions to these problems. would you be willing to discuss these issues and visit with me the airport and also would you be willing to work with me and other relevant federal officials to begin to address the tremendous problems that i have seen, personally witnessed at this airport? mr. neffenger: yes, i would be, and i look forward to the opportunity to understand better what the issues are and more importantly to visit the airport and see for myself what these issues are. rep. thompson: torres: thank you, and it want to reiterate that i do get the ontario airport experience once a week. rep. ratcliffe: thank you, mr. chairman. admiral, first of all, i like to thank you for your 34 years of dedicated service in the coast guard. i certainly wish you the best of luck in your new role as the tsa administrator. you have a very difficult job ahead of you. as a number of our r

ontario and quebec have joined a climate changing scheme. canada has announced greenhouse gas mitigation targets for 2030. that's what canada is going to bring into the paris meeting that is coming up later this year. >>> thousands of survivors of nepal's earthquake in april are now facing another potential disaster. monsoon rains have triggered landslides. >> reporter: in this district headquarters colorful tents dot the hills. every fit of flat land has been occupied here. every few days another tented camp pops up nearby. this man walked three days with his six children from his village. >> translator: there have been massive landslides in our neighboring villages. in our village, rocks have started to fall. now it's no longer possible to go back. >> reporter: some iron sheets are being distributed, but it's not enough to go around all. most survive under these tarps, but this man says he is not even worried about that. >> translator: houses are still up in our village, they haven't been able to abandon their livestock. they are looking a

british columbia, and ontario where the oil sands or tar sands are located. china has announceed greenhouse gas targets for 2030. that is what canada going to bring into the paris meeting on climate change later this year. >> to australia where the government has merged its immigration department with customs. as andrew thomas reports from the town of griffith, the town's quite high. >> might not sound like a particularly multicultural place but in fact 28% of people here were born outside of australia. exactly the same proportion as for australia as a whole and they are easy enough to find. working on a garage in the it outscirs of town, rodolfo is one of three filipinos. >> i like my job here and the cost of living is so cheaper than the city. >> mcclanan's company couldn't find people of his skill in the country. visa rules require him to work in the rural area for at least two years before moving to the city. >> here you have everything you need. >> like the garage, the local hospital reliance on immigrants to staff it. just one of its 16 doctors is austr

ontario and quÉbec have joined california's carbon trading. and canada has announceed greenhouse gas mitigation for for 2030. they're going to be below the 2005 levels, that's dismissed by those who follow climate change. but that's where they'll bring in to the paris meeting coming up this year. >> suspects from western indonesia volcano spewing ash and smoke. it has been erupting since early june. more than 10,000 people so far have had to leave their homes. dormant over the last 400 years. let's go to live pictures from south america. here we are in ecuador with what is known as the pope's homecoming tour. the pope will move on to bolivia and 715 million people have seen the pope at the moment. he's there. believe me, bolivia the country is so high and they have oxygen--extra oxygen at the airport in case it's needed. the pope 78 years old. >> major computer problems taking united airlines and the new york stock exchange. grounding flights and stopping trading. and greece miss with its latest plans. and one year after the war in gaza, 100,0

the governor of california and premiers of ontario and quebec - they are coming together on a carbon trading mark pooling resources and emissions cuts. it's a plea for national and federal authorities to get involved. >> we are not doing enough. we are taking baby steps, and many countries are not doing that. >> canada helped to negotiate the key oato protocol but shocked the world when it withdrew. the petroleum industry has driven economic growth and been a source of emissions. many say canada is not playing the global role it could to halt climate change. >> my hope is the government of canada will recover the leadership. we need a country like canada going ahead, trying to fix again one of the most demanding, challenging problem we have as a human being in this century. >> reporter: just before the summit thousands protested against what is seen as an inadequate response to climate change in ottawa. it's hoped to could lead to vigorous steps by canada's government >>> a reminder - keep up to date with all the news on the website. that's at aljazeera.com. [ ♪♪ ] on "america to

. >>> a week after the british open the tour hits ontario at the rbc canadian open. no jordan spieth. some big names still around but it's ontario native david hearne who leads after 15 rounds. if you ain't first you're last that was the great ricky bobby. today the qualifying for the brick yard 400 at indianapolis one of the biggest races of the nascar season. daytona 500 champion joey logano misses out on the pole for a second straight race. to carl edwards. don't go anywhere. >> welcome back. as astronaut scott kelly continues his historic journey in space. he tweeted good morning philadelphia. one of your cheesesteaks would be great four months into my #year in space. he snapped this pic from the international space station where he is conducting his record breaking mission. all right, justin, we've got to get him a cheesesteak when he gets back. >> that's "eyewitness news." we're back at 6:00 a.m. bianca is up next. have a great night everyone. take care. >>> "the insider" from hollywood, your 24/7 celebrity conversation. >> i talked to taylor yeste on the phone

frustrated with the lack of action by the national government ontario and quebec are teaming up with the u.s. state of california, daniel lak has the details. >> reporter: a warm welcome for the man who helped start climate change activist. former u.s. vice president al gore. since the release of his document an inconvenient truth nearly 10 years ago he's been warning about the impact of greenhouse gas emissions on the clam at and calling for change. >> the answer to that second question, can we change is not only yes, it is yes and as we change we can lift the global economy. and the economy in the states and provinces and cities and regions that are represented in this meeting. >> reporter: the culmination i pledge signed by officialed from north and south america to cut their own emissions dozens are attending, however canada, the country where they are meeting is not. its federal government sent no ministers, no participants at all. >> we will be forming the largest cap and trademark. >> reporter: instead other levels of government are taking action. here the governor of californ

how welletty impressed we are doing despite all the meddling, regulation, ontario policies -- monetary policies. a lot of entrepreneurs, capitalism, so were going down the same road as the chinese, europeans, and japanese. we have a long way to go. alix: what keeps you up at night? >> i could be wrong about inflation. the reason central banks have an able to get away with this manipulation of the market, buying securities, is because inflation has been near zero. if it comes back, then it will be blown. that could make the economy vulnerable to recession. joe: thank you very much. alix: coming up, things may be tough and greece, but some greeks are choosing to max out their credit cards at the apple store. we will tell you why after the break. ♪ "what'd you miss?" i am alix steel. you are looking at a live shot of nikki haley. the flag will come down tomorrow morning. agreedth carolina house to remove the flag after 13 hours of debate. bush has raised more cash than any other republican contender, $114 million. his closestton is rival with 70 million. 11 million in the first 16 days.

did the west have an ontario motive? coming to you from berlin, quadriga. your host this week, john barrack. john: a deal has been struck and already approved either u.n. and europe. our new old trading partner iran, a country notorious for supporting terrorist groups like has the law and hamas, for traveling on its citizens, and for threatening to wipe israel off the map. coming out of the deal, the big winners appear to the international banks and big corporations. is this deal all about business? my guess -- guests today, adnan tatabai, a political scientist based in berlin. he says this agreement works. it is a blueprint for conflict resolution in the middle east. alan posener, british journalist says the mullahs are the problem, not the bomb. they exploited our weakness to get a deal which benefits them without giving us anything in return. and ursula weidenfeld says iran is not a friend. iran remains dangerous. but it is better to try a deal than to risk a war. alan posener, 12 years of negotiations. then this. germany played a significant role in bro

instead other levels of government are taking action, here the governor of california and premiers of ontario and quebec canada's two provinces are coming together pooling their resources and emissions cuts and also a plea for national and federal authorities to get involved. >> we are not doing enough it's clear. we are just in a very taking baby steps and many countries are not even doing that. >> reporter: canada helped negotiate the first major climate change theory but shocked the world when it withdrew in 2012. the country's petroleum industry especially here in the shaktar sands of alberta has driven economic growth and a major source of emissions, many say canada is not playing the global role it could to halt climate change. >> my hope that the government of canada will recover very soon again the leadership because we need the big and beautiful country like canada going ahead with all of us trying to fix one of the most demanding and compelling and challenging problems we have as a human being in this century. >> reporter: just before the summit thousands protested against what is s

here's canada's david hearn ontario man, fella can putt from 20. nails the 15th hole. got a two-shot lead headed into sunday final round. >>> what's that? can't get to the movies? well, the warriors will just bring one to you. nba championship run is on film it's on dvd and it is out there. the team had a premiere night gala in oakland on thursday night. in fact, the boss joe lacob showed up among all the dignitaries. i got together with joe and i asked him, i said, joe, whole lot of memories you got there from the run. but just give me one -- just -- just -- just give me one, one vivid memory. >> what's it been, five weeks? >> yeah. >> it's gone by very quickly. but vivid memory probably the night when we won in cleveland. took the trophy back to my room and had that -- that was my dream that trophy and sleep with the trophy and we did. >> have you had a moment now that we're weeks removed from it where you're like, man, enough! so much adulation. we got to get back to work in another month or so. >> let me think about that no, i like it. it's good. let's do it again!

he joined us from ontario canada. chris, when you saw these images, what was most striking to you as an astronaut? chris: to be an astronaut here need to be optimistic and curious. with every image that we have pluto, it opens a new realm of curiosity. what we are seeing is the planetary genome. we are seeing something we have never seen before. it is on the edges of our understanding of how planets form. look at the surface. and the moon charon is not what we expected. it is hugely instructional. laura: what do think of the giant mountains. they are like the rockies people are saying. chris: we think they could be formed by methane and nitrogen ice. neither of those can make a mountain that tall. maybe it is water ice. then you can think of a huge reserve of water ice billions of miles away from earth, how that could have formed, and why are there no greater scars? all of these things have happened really recently in geological terms, how can that be? it is like finding a new species of planet, which is just like fin

. >>> august 2001, ontario, canada. local residents witness a fiery blaze aboard a freighter ship in the welland canal. moments earlier, the great lakes freighter named "the wind dock" carrying 26,000 pounds of wheat approaches the allenberg bridge. >> no, a boat that size. >> oh, my gosh. oh! >> there's people in that top part, eh? >> just before 9:00 p.m. as the ship nears, the operator begins to lower the bridge, too soon. the captain struggles to shop the ship frantically trying to get the bridge operator's attention. he drops anchor, but the ship's momentum makes a collision inevitable. >> there's guys up in that bridge. >> to the horror of those watching on the shore, the 730-foot-long freighter slams into the steel bridge. its upper deck completely tearing off. the crash first sheers off the smokestack, then the ship's wheelhouse with the captain still inside. the bridge is pushed clear off its track. >> i've never seen such a thing. they could be killed. >> the vessel sustains heavy damage. with the wheelhouse c

. >>> a week after the british opened, tour hits ontario for the canadian open. no zach johnson dustin johnson or jordan spieth but still big names in the ring with you it is david the ontario native, he lead, he is at 15 under par. >>> ricky bobby said that, saturday there were qualifying for the brick yard 400 at indianapolis, one of the biggest races of the nascar season. joey logano missed out on the pole for second straight race, to karl edward. that is it for sports i'm pat gallon, have a great day. >>> got to love path and his quoting ricky bobby. fantastic. >>> in los angeles thousands of athletes kicked off special olympic world games this weekend. first lady michelle obama opened them up saturday night. largest gathering of the athletes in los angeles since 1948 summer olympics. competitors will participate in 25 sports over the next nine days, that is great. the best of luck to them. >>> little league superstar mo'ne davis will they out a fifth fish at a softball game today. davis will be joined by mayor michael nutter and other dignitaries at smith pl

. >> reporter: this two-day meeting has been called by the government of ontario, that is their legislature, what they are doing is bringing together other subnational governments. big-city mayors al gore is here, and others. they are discussing how those levels of government can impact climate change. notable by its absence is canada's central government. >> it's a important to have these kind of discussions. you have people from countries across the americas and it's really embarrassing that canada's own national government isn't here to talk with others about how we can work together to stop dangerous climate change. we need on the ground action that means putting a price on pollution, investing in the alternative, things like public transit, renewable energy and taking the science seriously. >> reporter: what we're going to hear is how the largest provinces are dealing with climate change. canada has announced greenhouse gas mitigation targets for 2030. they are going to be 30% below 2005 levels. that has been widely dismissed by most people who follow the climate change file. >>> appro

. >> she comes to philadelphia from canada, whereas president of a college in ontario she focused on boosting the school's national profile and student enrollment, all goals at lasalle too. even on there is day of firsts doctor says the cool mission of lasalle will remain very much the same. >> i'm following as you have pointed out on 152 years of critical leadership. we need to work together to make lasalle its best possible self. >> she'll have help on the ground. her son, will be a freshman here in the fall at lasalle university, jan carabeo "eyewitness news". >> state budget negotiations in harrisburg, pennsylvania governor tom wolf and lawmakers headed back to the bargaining table over state budget legislation. governor wolf vetoed the budget last week along with bills to privatize state stores. now, one of the governor's priorities more money for schools, the republican budget called for no new taxes. >>> well greece finance ministry has resigned, after voters rejected more osterity in return for another bailout. 61% no vote has left the bankrupt country's future and the europe

jim: and again he hails from programford, ontario which is just -- bramford, which is just southwest of glen abbey. this is a beautiful little town here. you have to go past burlington and hamilton and you find yourself not only in the hometown of wayne gretzky but the hometown of david hearn and they grew up, again just a few doors apart on the same street with the great one. trust me, that little -- you know david's a little younger, but he'll have his own nickname if he's able to pull this one off tomorrow. ian: amazing. when you think 60 years since pat fletcher, last canadian won in 1954. don't let it get you down, though. just soak it all in, enjoy it, keep smiling waving to the crowds and use their energy. jim: a lot of things can happen out of that bunker when you short side it. there's a backdrop to it. you've got water across the way. peter: the worst part about all that jim is he has a pretty significant downhill lie. that's going to make this shot even more of a problem. jim: speaking of problems here, peter, how aggressive will johnson be with this one? peter: i think he

every thunderstorms and heavy rain, is pretty much confined, right along say, the shores of lake erie, ontario into up-state new york. however, see how things are starting to brighten up little bit. the satelite starts to disperse itself in advance of all of that. so with the sunlight we get we will eventually see heavier line of thunderstorms notice what's behind this. not a heck of a l back through iowa, back to the dakotas actually nice clearing sky so high pressure will regain control, but not until we get this disturbance through. so we walk you through. >> this future weather starting things off at 2:00 p.m. we get you where the action get going t does at this point look like it will be solid line, of some very strong thunderstorms, you see sort of that boeing that's taking effect, that indicates that we might have very strong wind driven thunderstorms out of this. and the window of opportunity you know, again generally looking to be from five p.m. to 9:00 p.m. perhaps as late as 10:00 p.m. but once these move through you might be stuck with heavy thunderstorm, say for half hour or so, t

>> we had canadian high pressure push in coming in from ontario. now down over our region. we have a few clouds around, but look at how cool it is. frederick down to 39. hagerstown at 58. martinsburg, 58. it's a bit milder though those bay water temperatures are in the 70s. out in mountains low to mid 50s. across parts of virginia and maryland it is generally in the low to mid 60s. now, here are the future temperatures by later today. by the afternoon hometown highs in the shenandoah valley and the mountains in the low 80s. right around washington, low to mid 80s in the metro area. but nearby suburbs it will be up around low 80s in the afternoon. a perfect summer day comes up with lots of sunshine. a look at our storm chances for the weekend, next weather and traffic on the 1s coming up at 4:51. melissa has construction now. >> we have some more road work, should be out of the way in the next 30 minutes or so. 66 at nutley, eastbound and westbound, all the lanes are shut down for overnight road work. just not out of the way until 5:00 a.m. 66 west at the dulles toll road, s

here's canada's david hearn ontario man, fella can putt from 20. nails the 15th hole. got a two-shot lead headed into sunday final round. >>> what's that? can't get to the movies? well, the warriors will just bring one to you. nba championship run is on film it's on dvd and it is out there. the team had a premiere night gala in oakland on thursday night. in fact, the boss joe lacob showed up among all the dignitaries. i got together with joe and i asked him, i said, joe, whole lot of memories you got there from the run. but just give me one --just -- just --just give me one, one vivid memory. >> what's it been, five weeks? >> yeah. >> it's gone by very quickly. but vivid memory probably the night when we won in cleveland. took the trophy back to my room and had that --that was my dream that trophy and sleep with the trophy and we did. >> have you had a moment now that we're weeks removed from it where you're like, man, enough! so much adulation. we got to get back to work in another month or so. >> let me think about that. [ laughter ] >> no! i like it. it's good. let'

ann, a now the 29th president of lasalle university, most recently served as president of college in ontario canada, helped boost the school's national profile, student improvement faculty, staff not only the first female president here at lasalle, but also the first lay person as well. until now the president has been a christian brother. michael macinnis served for 15 years. key caught up with the doctor earlier this year when her appointment was announced. while she says being a first isn't necessarily new for her she is still deeply honored and humbled for this opportunity in philadelphia. >> i have been the only woman or one of few women in different times in my life professionally, so that's not new to me. but to be able to share that here at lasalle is going to be historic. you have committed passionate he can engaged young people, studying at this school, and i cannot wait to get to know them and to work with them more closely. >> reporter: now doctor is also accomplished attorney and administrative leader, of course again she stepped into her newest role here at lasalle university l

jim: and again he hails from programford, ontario which is just -- bramford, which is just southwest of glen abbey. this is a beautiful little town here. you have to go past burlington and hamilton and you find yourself not only in the hometown of wayne gretzky but the hometown of david hearn and they grew up, again just a few doors apart on the same street with the great one. trust me, that little -- you know david's a little younger, but he'll have his own nickname if he's able to pull this one off tomorrow. ian: amazing. when you think 60 years since pat fletcher, last canadian won in 1954. don't let it get you down, though. just soak it all in, enjoy it, keep smiling waving to the crowds and use their energy. jim: a lot of things can happen out of that bunker when you short side it. there's a backdrop to it. you've got water across the way. peter: the worst part about all that jim is he has a pretty significant downhill lie. that's going to make this shot even more of a problem. jim: speaking of problems here, peter, how aggressive will johnson be with this one? peter: i think he

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the action cam on east ontario around 1:30. police say the driver lost control and hit three parked cars. medics took the man to temple university hospital where's in stable condition. >>> police officers are investigating a head on crash that killed two and sent two to the hospital route 49 and first avenue. two cars collided around 7:00 p.m. crews had to pull four people from the wreckage. a man and woman were killed, both drivers were rushed to area hospitals. no word on the identities of the victims. >> the search continues for a man who sexually assaulted a woman on a philadelphia golf course. the attack happened at the cobbs creek golf course in overbrook park. a the woman was walk walking by a man when he turned around and grabbed her and raped her. >> me and my husband were walking past, she came over the guardrail, she was crying, i just got raped and they took my stuff. >> now philadelphia police have not confirmed any previous assaults in the area. if you have any information that could help in the investigation you

here's satellite and radar absolutely nothing going on, a couple of showers over lake ontario, north of buffalo. all that activity pulls on by today. 75 degrees by 9:00 a.m. # p.m., 85 that's where we'll top things out by 5:00 p.m. the high 88. 87 by 5:00 p.m. threat of thunderstorms exist and the increase in humidity and heat wave number three coming up. >> it's an incredible case of child pornography involving an other than of a center city restaurant. the man abused a 5-year-old girl and had plans of making his unborn daughter one of his victims. >> reporter: the allegations are tough to read through. the 41-year-old is faces charges in a federal child pornography investigation. >> shocking. how do you expect something like that. >> reporter: according to court documents he sent text messages to an under cover agent with complicit -- explicit pictures of a 5-year-old girl. >> i have like over 15 employees in the last we're we became like a family. it's hitting us hard. now we're just going to ban together. >> reporter: he was arrested monday at his collingswood new jersey home. >>

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a decent end of the week as it slips off the coast forever the 4th of july, high pressure off lake ontario, low pressure develops down there and for us the high is in control and temperature is 83 degrees and humidity will be low tomorrow, really a beautiful breathtaking day for july and saturday the high goes off newfoundland and low pressure off the jersey coast and upper level energy that will ent interact with that low and bring clouds and scattered showers on the 4th going farther north than it shows yesterday. beautiful tomorrow 74 and saturday cloudy and 74 with a few showers around and 73. and saturday a mixture of sun and clouds and 78 and head to the shore 71 is the ocean temperature and kds don't mine it on a cloudy day and 75 and the clouds roll back in 75 degrees and much brighter here on sunday with a temperature coming in in the upper 7:00, a sea breeze coming in for the weekend, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, clouds, south of philadelphia and 83 and for the 4th showers and some peeks of sun especially the farther north of the city are you and 81 but we gain t

satellite 6 along with action radar showing this ridge of high pressure over ontario, canada so from maine to baltimore, we have beautiful sky conditions and not a cloud in the sky, really comfortable with this dominating high pressure overhead. here is the call from accuweather, star lit and comfortable and 67 in the suburbs to 65 in philadelphia. here is the big weather story as we go through the rest of our weekend here, we have this big ridge of high pressure a large area over eastern texas and just to the north of that, you have the jet stream migrating to the north, north of chicago and north of the canadian border as well. and across central united states to the eastern half of the u.s., hazy, hot and humid over the weekend and keep in mine heat indexes 100 to 105 degrees so the heat is on. traveling north to the poconos friday a nice mixture of sunshine and clouds and high of 75 degrees and on saturday, a pop-up shower or thunderstorm is likely, a high of 80 degrees, and sunday warm and bright and high of 74 the shore is the place to be to get relief from that heat and humidi

humidity before the clouds roll back in for the beginning of the weekend, high pressure is over lake ontario tomorrow and you see the stalled boundary over the ohio valley tennessee valley and low pressure developing along it and for us sun and clouds and 83 and low humidity, for the fourth of july high pressure slides off newfoundland and off the jersey coast and central pennsylvania upper level energy, the strib of showers there interacting with the low and showers on the 4th and 81. friday mostly sunny and 74 degrees low humidity cloudy with showers on saturday but not a washout of 73 and better on sunday sun and clouds and a temperature of 78 and if are you heading to the shore your ocean temperatures are like bath water, low 70s right now, sun mixing with clouds and 75 and cloudy on saturday and a couple of showers around and nice with a temperature of 78 degrees, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast sun mixing with cirrus clouds tomorrow and 83 on saturday, clouds and again some scattered showers throughout the day, 81 and not a washout, so just be prepared you may have to dodg

animation shows you what scientists think this beast look like, team from the royal ontario museum used plaster dig up the delicate remains. experts say this dino wailed 2 tons row of sharp horns on it head. it was healthy ether as well living off mostly plants, and foliage. >> how do you say that one? >> that's a no, i would never even try. >> the sixers, well, the one hinge i ashley, bring in players, finally through here are the detail, and all out brawl between two teams started by the managers, check >>> finally good news for the sixers, only good trade, sam hinge i, has madoff i shallly gone through nick, carl laundry, jason thompson will come over from the kings for two of the sixers seconds round draft picks. players that weren't going to play that didn't mean anything. the actual draft picks being exchanged was little merky though. six letters get future first round pick in the right to swap a first rounder in 2016, in 2017. great picks cause the kings will be garbage next year. the sixers rooks not playing today, but the man they want to get got busy. de language owe russell t

. >> the first triple crown winner in 37 years flu from ontario california to new jersey today on this boeing 727 cargo jet, specially outfitted to pamper racing stars. for about $5,000 one way. american pharaoh got plenty of hay and water. the equivalent of first class. >> we're going to root for him all the way. >> from the airport, the champion got a police escort about 90 minutes north to monmouth park where american pharaoh will race in the $1 million haskell invitational sunday before what's expected to be a record crowd of 60,000 spectators. >> it's going to be the biggest event we've ever put on. we're not capping the attendance, everyone who shows up on race day will be admitted to the racetrack. we also got a look at the barn. american pharaoh will be bedded down in stall number three during his time at monmouth. public areas are getting spruced up up. >> fresh paint. especially when people show up. >> there will also be a couple opportunities for you to see american pharaoh at monmouth park before sunday with absolutely no admission charge. live at the airport in egg harbor

we go to ontario canada for the shot of the day. 94yards out and you have to be kidding me. wow. you have a little love from the fabs and he is in 17th place. thank you. you're a bow and arrow ♪ ♪ a broken guitar ♪ ♪ while the rainwater washes away ♪ ♪ who you are ♪ ♪ we go over the mountains ♪ ♪ and under the stars ♪ ♪ we go over the mountains ♪ ♪ and under the stars ♪ [♪] okay, your brother's lunch is packed. you're buying your own lunch. luke, alex come on, let's go! there he is. last chance for the summer handshake. [ imitates explosion ] dad? come on, we're only halfway done. i need help. i was supposed to keep a journal all summer. it's due today. wow, first day of school and you're already behind? [ groans ] i'm dead. all right, tell me how far you've gotten. okay. "june 21st -- found a stick." mm. "june 22nd..." that's it. that's it? it was a really cool stick. he's right. it looked like a snake. getting everybody out of the house in the morning can be really tough,

the suit is seeking more than $300 million and an injunction to halt operations across ontario. a spokeswoman says the suit is the without merit. uberis fighting for legal status around the world. in rio deyou can't ordinary -- -- strike over uber. >>> james bond is not the only super spy this year. director guy ritchey isproducing a movie "the man from u.n.c.l.e." >> we have a movie that takes place in the height of the cold war when the united states and soviet union are basically posturing against each other over who is the greatest nuclear super power and they are both threatening nuclear holocaust. >> west berlin stands undiminished. >> where are we going with this sir? >> the two men in this film, they are spies in russia and the states and there's a third party in the world who might change the laws of the world, so they need to work together to stop this third party. >> america teaming up with russia that doesn't sound very friendly. >>> you've also had a new adversary pop up. now you have the americans and the soviets who go wait these guys are going to do something. >>

. >> the first triple crown winner in 37 years flew from ontario california to atlantic city international airport today on this specially outfitted boeing 727 cargo jet. american farrow got plenty of hay and water in a stall 45 inches wide and 82 inches long. just under $5,000 one way. >> this horse is something that i'm just in love with. >> from the airport, the champion got a police escort about 90 minutes north to monmouth park where american pharaoh will race in the $1 million haskell invitational sunday. before what's expected to be a record crowd of 60,000 spectators? >> it's going to be the biggest event we've put on. >> there will be opportunities to see american pharaoh before the big race. without having to pay any admission fee. >> he'll be galloping in the morning, on friday and saturday the fans can come out of the clubhouse free of charge between 7:00 and 8:00 a.m. to watch american farrow on the racetrack. >> you should keep in mind that parking fees for race day on sunday are being hyped significantly to encourage folks to car pool or take public transportation. live at a

. >> what we're going to hear is how canada's largest provinces are dealing with climate change, ontario and quebec, british columbia have carbon pricing alberta, the tar sands are located. canada announced greenhouse gas targets for 2030. they are going to be 30% below 2005 levels. that's dismissed by most people who follow the file. that's what canada is going to bring in to the paris meeting on climate change coming up later this year. >> pope francis has called on catholics to unit wherever they face persecution. he was speaking on the last day of his visit to ecuador where he held malls for more than a million people in the capital. his next stop is beolivia, visiting a place where a jesuit priest was murdered in the 1980s. many miners wish the catholic church was just as supportive today, just warning that her package does contain photographic images. >> beolivia's a predominantly catholic country yet rituals to pagan figures are widely practiced inside the silver mines. here we pray inside. he protects us in the mines and helps us find the veins in the walls. >> working under depl

here, the governor which california and the premiers of ontario and quebec are coming together on a carbon trading market pooling resources and emissions cuts. it's also a plea for national and federal authorities to get involved. >> we are not doing enough, that's clear. we're just in a very -- taking baby steps and many countries aren't doing that. >> canada helped negotiate the first major climate change treaty, the protocol that shocked the world when it withdrew in 2012. the countries petroleum industry in the tar sands northern alberta has both driven economic growth and been a major source of emissions. many say canada's not playing the global role it could to halt climate change. >> my hope that the government of canada will recover very soon again this kind of leadership, because we need the countries big and beautiful country that canada going ahead trying to fix again one of the most demanding compelling, challenging problems we have as human beings in this century. >> just before the summit, thousands protested against what is seen as inadequate response to climate change. the

construction on the new building on the corner of germantown and ontario was started in late 2013 as part of a project to improve the hospital campus. temple university says there are 500 parking spots and auto mated kiosk system for payments. >> a pastor fed up with violence says she's got two new church members that will keep people safe. the extreme steps she's taking to protect her congregation. >>> a freak accident at a shopping mall. how student ended up falling through a glass ceiling. >> plus an off duty firefighter becomes a hero in a way he never expected. what he did when he saw this dangerous roadside fight. ♪♪ ♪ >> like i tell everybody welcome two new members. >> north carolina pastor will not only have a bible next to her during sunday services she'll also as you heard have a gun. >> pastor brenda stevenson says she'll start preaching from the pulpit while packing heat next month. stevenson enrolling if a concealed handgun course. she says she will now have a gun ready to protect her congregation if necessary. her decision comes after the charleston church shooti

constructed patient only parking garage was dedicated today, behind the hospital at germantown avenue and ontario. visitors can use it. >>> atlantic city electric is getting heat from state regulators. they criticized the company's response to last month's storms that left almost 280,000 of the customers without power for days. a preliminary state report found a.c. electric's communication with customers was quote, less than optimal. the company issued a statement saying it needs to improve communication. >>> day of drinking ends with two men under arrest and the woman they were partying with has serious injuries. police believe they have the two men responsible. detectives say the fight started when one man punched the teenager. the boy and his mom have serious injuries. police tell us everyone knew each other and had spent the day drinking together. >>> it was one year ago tomorrow a car sped through an intersection crashed into a fruit stand and changed a family family's life forever. >> a woman and her three children killed that day are remembered. jacqueline london is here with more. >> repo

she's a toronto native who used to be the head of the university in london ontario. she says she's looking forward to getting to know as many students as she can. >> it is an historic institution. this has been a pillar of the philadelphia community and looking at how lasalle can be its very best self moving forward no theinto the future is my number one priority. that is what gives me the most excitement. >> we welcome her to philadelphia. she succeeds michael mcginest who stepped down in may last year. >>> carli lloyd -- goal! >> my goodness. the pipes. he's still going. that's it. that's the telemundo announcement following carli lloyd's history-making goal. last night she scored the first hat trick in women's world cup final history. she also took home the silver boot for the tournament's top player. today, the burlington county native has garnered superstar status. >> especially among young soccer players. >> i can just see the wheaties box with carli all over it. quite a night for delran native carli lloyd. soccer fans all over the united states enjoyed the u.s

he's in ontario california, where his headquarters for mag instruments employs 800 american workers. this guy is 84 years old gets up every day at five, six o'clock in the morning, the last one to clock out at the end of the day continues to innovate continues to file patents and he came here penniless. he taught himself english from a dictionary. he failed many times at other endeavors before he finally arrived in california, and he literally started out in a garage. people ask me -- and also, a lot of radio talk show hosts really resent the fact that i make them say tinkerpreneurs. say that ten times. [laughter] tinker preneuros. the idea was to highlight people that most of you have never really heard of unless he's a hometown here -- hero who makes things like this. a beautiful sleekly-designed, utilitarian -- i can use this as a little weapon. of course, they have to be shorter for me to -- [laughter] okay. and he actually inscribed it to me, which is really cool. it's a real cool thing for me. really literally started out in a garage and was just one of those people who -- and

she is a toronto native who used to be the head of a university in london ontario. she is looking forward to getting to know as many students as she can. >> it is an historic institution. this has been a pillar of the philadelphia community and looking at how lasalle can be its very best self moving forward into the future i think is my number one priority and that is what gives me the most excitement. >> she succeeds brother michael mcginnis who stepped down in may of 2014. >>> workshops are under way this morning and will last all week for more than 700 teachers in the school district of philadelphia. kindergarten through third grade teachers are working to improve literacy education at the workshops which are happening at martin luther king high school in germantown. >>> this morning we are learning more about the brazen escape at the upstate new york prison. one of the convicted killers is dead, the other back behind bars. now new details on the hours before both men escaped. >> reporter: just hours before david sweat and richard matt escaped from clinton correc