with protests at ceremonial gathering held in many major cities. the group is spearheaded by teresa spence, leader of a small native band in northern ontario. she is 22 days into a hunger strike on victoria ireland victoria island just across from the canadian parliament. other groups are demanding better living conditions for canada s aboriginal and they re angry at the government of prime minister steven harper which they accused of trying to revoke their land and sovereignty rights. in swirling snow late last month, they converged on canada s parliament in what became the largest gathering so far in the idle more movement. began with four aboriginal women and a twitter-tag. it has grown into nationwide protests like this flash mob in toronto that brought thousands to a city center intersection. more than anything else, a hunger strike by three suspense galvanize the group. now into her fourth week, she is demanding meetings with prime minister steven harper and a repre
interpol, u.n. headquarters in new york. among discussions was either to eliminate or cut by 50% the fbi s international offices. again, another act of absolute stupidity. i want to go to the hill and argue anybody who raises the issue to tell them how stupid it is, why we need the relationships, why we need representations, and how every day it affects u.s. and health of the u.s. national security. an example of that, a particular u.s. senator i will not name, landed once in a foreign country, greeted by the fbi agent there, and his remark was, well, i guess the fbi s sun never sets on the fbi. the agent was polite and everything, but he could have said, the sun never sets on u.s. interests either, pal. [laughter] thank you. [applause] we have a lot of agreements and initiatives that i had to talk about the americas with the americans. i m concerned about how demanding that it s been used to help been misused, and who a lot of money has been lost, and more concerning to
table. they are reviews. we use them we review them very carefully afterwards. that is why we think our programs have improved over the years because we listen to what you have to say and try to give you the type of programs you really are interested in. we would also have another announcement. our committee will be having on friday november 15 an address addressed by ambassador marc grossman. he is the vice-chairman of the cohen group. he will be speaking about the diplomatic campaign in afghanistan and pakistan. he will be at the university club at 8:00 a.m. on november 15 so please take out your black areas in iphones. we also have another speaker. the senior adviser for transnational homeland security and counterterrorism program at the center for strategic and international studies. that will be wednesday december 4. also at 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. and that also will be held at the university club which is on 16th street in the northwest. i also have a very special anno
the in terms to fix me? i can t believe this. i didn t even park my car today. sunshine, 20 degree temperature drop. here s how things look. 46 right now at o hare. 44 in lansing. what this means is we are expecting to see sunshine. sunrise today is 6:00 a.m. on the dot. it sets at 7:40 p.m.. up to 53 degrees by today. 44 degrees by 9:00 p.m.. we do cool down significantly into wednesday. that low is 45 degrees. cooler on the lakeside wednesday s high 53. showers and potentially a thunderstorm likely. no more or drove a malfunction for me. how do i look? and my okay? you look great. here s a few spots. overnights road work out their specifically right by the circle into change. heading out bound on the kennedy at the toll it s blocked off at randall for road work until 5:00 a.m.. that includes the ramp from the kennedy to the outbound of the eisenhower. if he had to the outbound like from the kennedy you ll have to flip back around on congress and that goes until 5:00 a
daughter on the issue of arming teachers. our new questions this morning and severe criticism for the law enforcement response to the shooting. the governor of florida wants and investigation into broward county sheriffs department. many lawmakers in florida want sheriff scott israel gone all together for not doing more in response to calls, tips and warnings about the shooter dating back years. the sheriff offering a controversial and at times confusing defense to cnn s jake tapper. our kaylee hartung in parkland, florida, where stients teachers have had a chance to visit the school. reporter: they have, john, and that s been an important part of the healing process easing into a week that they are looking at a time of transition. first, the missed warning signs started to pile up here. how many calls did the broward county sheriff receive warning them of the danger that the killer was to himself and others and how were those calls handled. then there was word that the sch