so i think british columbia would be a great fit. british is in the title. couldn‘t be better.ng—wen. speaking exclusively to the bbc, president tsai said the threat from china, which claims the self—governing island as part of its territory, is intensifying. but she warned that any military action could prove costly to china. 0ur correspondentjohn sudworth spoke to the president in taiwan‘s capital, taipei. hello, president tsai. hi. it was her warnings about china that hit home with voters. but now, she had something to say direct to beijing. this is a very strong message from the people of taiwan. that is, you know, they don‘t like the idea of being threatened all the time. we‘re a successful democracy. we have a pretty decent economy. you know, we deserve respect from china. her critics say she is reckless, that she risks provoking china.

the british columbia premierjohn horgan joins us now from the british columbia parliament buildings.c news. can i ask you harry and megan spent a lot of time over christmas in british columbia and exclusive property on vancouver island, what is your view on how well, harry and meghan it will be in canada if that is why they choose to locate themselves? so that they needed it and that checks will be very well received in canada and i can say as a vancouver island there, having harry and meghan here for the christmas break was whether cms, in typical canadian fashion, they were delighted to hear that they were on the island, they bumped into people on trails walking, enjoying the spectacular vistas of vancouver island on british columbia and really without much comment other than l, nice to see you, how are you, i think that's pretty appealing to royals who have had a very intense public life to have a little bit of privacy, not a lot of paparazzi here on vancouver island and in terms of future prospects, british columbia is a good place to be. what about this question of security, som

>> british columbia. the first time i heard of british columbia, it was my first week of my freshman year at stanford university and i was in a dorm with freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors, and the upper classmen had thrown an ice cream social for us freshmen and i saw this really handsome, tall warm-eyed curly haired guy across the room and he essentially came up and started talking to me and he says to me, where are you from? and i said i'm from washington d.c. and i says, so where are you from? and he says british columbia. and i'm thinking, you know, i know i had a good education, but where the hell is british columbia? i'm not saying this allowed. i'm thinking to myself. okay, deduction, colombia is in south america. [laughter] >> there's british giana, and i say to my now husband, is that in south america? and he looks at me like i'm the biggest idiot he's met at stanford. he says, no, dryly, it's in western canada. and i tell that story on myself. >> you do. >>, but the higher i rose in the

welcome back to the program the university of british columbia in canada is facing a free speech scandal and a lawsuit after the institution opted to cancel an event shed yule for the end of the month over what it called safety and security concerns was intended to give a platform to a controversial us journalist to talk about anti for groups i left to 16 was a go has become a target for some activists and the legal team are now looking into the cancellation after contracts was signed between the university and the free speech club now the director of the group has described it as giving those threatening violence the illusion of power. it's always been an option of hiring our own security working with police ensuring safety they wouldn't even allow us to have that option this time they said look security can't even handle the protesters they're getting more and more violent and that's not even an option also we're just going to help break cancel the school has told us look just don't bring anybody controversial and they will protest and you'll have no problems but actually what is happe

times bigger because we can because that is what free speech is about and i stated that it's british columbia university said not to have given in to the threats but the institution defended its decision explaining the generalists event was a potential target the reason for the cancellation is the concern about safety and security of our campus community the appropriate response to violent extremists who threaten access to information in the academy is not to give in to their demands by canceling the event and the outcomes with protesters being involved in a number of violent incidents at the same university already. we heard from the director of the free speech club again who told us freedoms are being stifled that it's institutions and on the streets of cairo that. this isn't just happening with us it's happening all over the country it's a new trend where publicly funded institutions think that they can just deny the right to free speech when they can't they're taking money from the government they're part of the public sphere the suppression of free speech is not only happening on the ins

the university of british columbia is in kind of this phasing of free speech scandal and. the institutional power to cancel an event scheduled for the end of the month of what it called safety and security reasons it was intended to give a platform to a controversial us journalist to talk about and see for groups that are left as the extremism. has become a target for some anti for activists and his legal team and now looking into the cancellation of the contracts was signed between the university and the free speech club the director of the group or the scribe it as giving those threatening violence the movement of power. there's always been an option of hiring our own security working with police ensuring safety they wouldn't even allow us to have that option this time they said look security can't even handle the protesters they're getting more and more violent and that's not even an option now so we're just going to outright cancel the school has told us look just don't bring anybody controversial and they will protest and you'll have no problems but actually what is h

university of british columbia is facing a free speech scandal. that's after the institution opted to console in the vent over what it called safety and security reasons it was intended to give a platform to eat. traversal us journalist to talk with fascist groups like left this to extremism undy and go become a target for some activists and his legal team looking into the council ation after contracts were signed between the university and a free speech club the director of the group described it as giving those threatening violence the illusion of power there's always been an option of hiring our own security working with police ensuring safety they wouldn't even allow us to have that option this time they said look security can't even handle the protesters they're getting more and more violent and that's not even an option also we're just going to outright cancel the school has told us look just don't bring anybody controversial and they will protest and you'll have no problems but actually what is happening is that they're emboldening these pr

the province of british columbia supreme court is looking into this in vague coover and they're focusing on that next step which would be extradition or not much of what happens rests on a motion of double criminality in other words with the crowd that big is accused of in the u.s. also be a crime in canada now her lawyers are expected to argue that she cannot be turned over because the charges simply don't qualify canada does not have the same sanctions against iran as the u.s. so according to that argument she should be released from custody canadian department of justice lawyers will be arguing for her extradition now the canadian government has promised to stay out of the legal proceedings but that said canada's federal justice minister. has the last say whether an individual is surrender to the us or not the case has caused a major rift between canada and china and china has been asking canada to release men from the get go but with the u.s. and china trade battle now canada stuck in the middle china says the release of manning is a precondition to improving canada trying to really

smiling as she takes the seaplane somewhere in canada and somewhere in british columbia.he story the story continues to rumble one. the challenge for them... continues to rumble one. the challenge for them. .. is a going to bea challenge for them. .. is a going to be a clean break or are they going to be happening how about?” be a clean break or are they going to be happening how about? i think they want to have their cake and eat it. they say they are private citizens, interesting move of contrast, you'll slumber differential, not more hostile is the uk press and be welcomed open arms. meghan markle has an conflict there, one of the lead actress in suits, they would feel at home there, they are staying in a beautiful part of the world, probably be left alone. but to some extent, fizzing a bit of an existential crisis. the whole prince andrew route and i have this, it reminds me of when prince charles and diana broke up in 1990 in searching for relevance, i think releva nce, searching for relevance, i think relevance, but now and that required careful when they go from he

she wanted to be put in a lake in british columbia, and i called mom and said, "would it be okay withhalf of her ashes out and took them with us?" and she said, "sure. why not?" i think it's the best memorial service we could have given her. >> a fitting tribute to the pan am stewardess and her precious keepsakes from a life adventurously lived. on $10 a day... >> $10 per diem. [ laughs ] >> so, if lise brought half of aunt naomi's ashes to the auction, what happened to them afterward? well, once they gave naomi one final day with her precious beads, they decided to scatter the rest in places dear to naomi's heart. some will go in the soil outside her condo, while others will be sprinkled from this balcony over the city san francisco that she loved so much. bon voyage, naomi. thanks so much for watching "strange inheritance." i'm jamie colby. remember -- you can't take it with you. >> pedal-pushing primates. >> grandpa would go with a young gorilla on a motorcycle, go get a slurpee. >> grappling great apes. >> people would come and watch people box and wrestle. >> but, this whole "gor

harry is expected to join his wife and son archie in british columbia soon.ut the family's royal separation comes at a cost and new criticism from meghan's estranged father. imtiaz tyab is in london. >> reporter: the queen was all smiles as she made her way to church near her sandringham estate. the public appearance followed the release of a heartfelt statement on saturday night in support of her grandson, prince harry and his young family, containing what was described as a major crisis for the royal family. >> families are always a problem. and i think she's dealt with it incredibly well. >> reporter: but harry and meghan aren't just stepping back from royal duties as they said in an early statement, they're making a clean break, as the couple spends more time in canada, they'll no longer use royal titles, do royal duties, go on royal tours have, military appointments, or have access to public money. a high price some say worth paying to escape the intense scrutiny they face in britain. >> i believe it's racism, to be honest. it's quite different the way t

leave the british columbia show some responsibly. the flood the beaches the 1st place the big. good hook should the ship above some misplaced sun the become up to the modest bad. luck come up the sun the sky. the sun the big love and respect. this is d.w. news live from berlin grief turns to outrage in iran after the military admits it was behind the downing of ukrainian passenger jets protesters chant anti-government slogans and cold storage his law is for initially denying shooting down the plane on wednesday 176 people were killed also coming off a volcano in the philippines threatens to you dropped off just spewing a massive plume of ash into the sky and in manila authorities have grounded all flights in and out of the capital we'll talk to our correspondents.

in oregon, washington and british columbia. the shells were pitted and folded in. the scientist need more information about the effect of the entire ocean food change. the ocean is becoming more acidic. >>> lots of clouds, we'll talk about shower chances as we head into the weekend. >> up first, 373 million reasons to play powerball. . >>> the pow ever ball will be 373 million. and we caught up with people purchasing tickets. lottery officials said there hasn't been a jackpot this high since last november. >> everybody say it's destiny. maybe again. >> do you think it will work? >> who know. we know that if nobody wins on saturday the next jackpot will exceed 400 million. a lot of money. >> in the meantime, look at these numbers, lots of 60s and a few spots. fairfield 72. santa rosa 59, lots of 60s for san francisco, hayward, and morgan hill. not much tomorrow morning, fairly dry, fog tomorrow morning, a chance as we head into tomorrow afternoon. and then everybody picking up rainfall early sunday morning and scale back by mid-morning sunday and into the afternoon

>> reporter: 8-year-old luca is visiting from british columbia, and never seen anything quite like this. what will you tell your friends back home in canada about the waves you saw in california? >> they are huge! >> reporter: at half moon bay, the surf was choppy and messy. for robby, it was not worth the risk. >> anything over 10 feet, i don't want to go out in. >> reporter: so you play it on the safe side? >> yeah. >> reporter: and in pacifica, the ocean looked more like a washing machine. the waves still had a way to go before hitting the bottom of the pier, so it was still open for now. and in santa cruz at steamer lane, 8 to 10-foot swells came every few seconds. still messy, but as arlo says, still better than a day at the office. >> be careful. it's big out there. a little dangerous still. >> reporter: not for the faint of heart? >> no. >> reporter: and the high surf advisory expires tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. in santa cruz, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> this hiker in santa cruz learned firsthand just how dangerous the big waves can be. a massive wave knocked him off his feet at bonnie dune s

it tls of growing up on the "seabird island indian resertion" in british columbia, of traumas and trials a breakdown and, perhaps, a breakthrough, throughery act of writing. it's titled "heart berries," and author terese marieot joins us now from lafayette, indiana. terese, anks for doing this, and thanks for being part of our book club. i just described, in my way, your book. >> thank you. >> brown: i just described in my way your book. i wonder how you describe it. >> yeah, i grew up on the seabird island band, which is an indian reserve in british columbia, canada, and weed experien abject poverty. and my mother was an activist and also poet, and my father was an artist and very abusive. and it was a long journey going om that to where i am now as a professor with atr tenurek job, you know.no i couldn't deal with pretending anymore that i wasn't unscathe, you know. so the book is a lot about thot. >> brown:ne of our readers, tina hitchcock of derry, neampshire, she says,s, "how mindful of audience were you as you were writing?" >> i guessti i knew the more singular the story, the more

. >> reporter: eight-year-old luca dallago is visiting from whistler, british columbia. he has never seen anything quite like this. >> what would you tell your friends back home in canada? >> the waves are huge! >> reporter: at half moon bay, the surf was toffee and messy. for robbie schlenker it wasn't worth the risk. >> anything over 10 feet i don't want to go out. >> reporter: you're playing on the safe side? >> yeah. >> reporter: in pacifica, the ocean looked more like a washing machine. the waves still had some way to go before hitting the bottom of the peer . it was still open for now. >> reporter: finally here in santa cruz at steamer lane 8 to 10 foot swells came in once every few seconds. the chop was messy but arlo christensen said still better than a day at the office. >> just be careful it gets big out there. kind of dangerous. >> not for the faint of heart? >> no. >> reporter: the surf advisory expires tomorrow at 9 p.m. in santa cruz, kiet do, kpix 5. >> how is the weather? >> hanging out in an isobar, that's pretty good but no i'll be doing the newscast he

just a couple weeks away in a hotel n canada is offering a unique alternative to an eveningout british columbia's hotels ad is offering free stays for couples who make babies 's called the noon or baby maker special uplecan book a room for 4 hours from 10:00am to 02:00pm at the couple welcomes a new baby 9 months later after their stay. they get free valente's day for 8 teen myers sa today. all right all before the forty-niners for the chiefs in this year's super bowl ther is a mother competition going on and that is the battle over which city s better food price we already know the answer to that. but our sister stion in kansas city took to the streets to see what fans the thought. >>when it cos to which city has the better football team kansas city or san francisco that will be decided on super bowl sunday but asked for which city has the better food. >>one of the si that right now so when i think about n fncisco of ourse i think about rice e on the right eat a lot of sushi let's at if this, we stop sticks we'll put some lead around theifood and that's raw fish. that right sir ronnie would lose

crewmembers that died belonged to poulsen aviation, and aerial firefighting company based in british columbia. the company released a statement that read and part "our ewmbers on boar ." s are with >>> taking a live look at the bay bridge. there is a growing push to get designated bus lanes for people who have to commute between oakland and san francisco. the ac transit board decided to reconsider the idea to have a lane just for buses in both directions. ac transit said it noticed a 10% increase in ridership over the last year and if the trend continues, it would mean more buses clogging up bridge traffic. >> to date in oakland, the board of directors will discuss the plan with the idea of taking lanes away from vehicles meeting a lot of opposition in the past. >>> while the impeachment trial has been the hot topic in washington, at home, bay area republicans say that their attention is elsewhere. >> we have real issues here. we have the homelessness epidemic. we have so many other issues we need to deal with. >> local republicans say that they are optimistic about retaking some of the calif

>> reporter: luca is visiting from british columbia and never seen anything quite like this. what will you tell your friends back home in canada about the waves in california? >> they are huge! >> reporter: at half moon bay, the surf was choppy and messy. for robby it was not worth the risk. >> anything over 10 feet i don't want to go out in. >> reporter: in pacifica the ocean looked more like a washing machine. the waves still had a way to go before hitting the bottom. pier, so it was still open for now. and finally here in santa cruz at steamer lane, 8 to 10-foot swells came over 10 seconds. also choppy and messy, but as arlo says still better than a day at the office. >> just be careful. it's big out there. a little dangerous still. >> reporter: not for the faint of heart? >> no. >> reporter: so the national weather service says the big, big day is tomorrow when waves are expected to top 25 feet. that's taller than a 2 story house. and this high surf advisory expires at 9:00 p.m. on wednesday. live in santa cruz, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> all right, thank you. deadly wildfires

however scotland should aim for being in efta and finally selma from british columbia says the question really is huge it is boris he says no on the scottish people who are already indeed 14 with the feet marching the streets say yes period we did civil and government disobedience now come on the club what are we waiting for of course tomorrow will be hearing from nicholas sturgeon scotland's 1st minister asked to her next it tomorrow also mark speedy which stands for better day for 2 of our strongest exponents of britain's membership of the european union alex talks to m.e.p. from london courtney's and 2 former labor m.p. and secretary general of the new unit pianists roger caselli. and i'm delighted to welcome back to the shore claude morris britain senior member of the european parliament joining us from brussels welcome back to the show claude it's great to be on again alex. korbel is one deal we from the leaving of the institution the britons 70 plus any piece packed their bags and leave brussels what's the atmosphere lakers you as you bid farewell to that institution you've been a

there is a very tough right-to- privacy law here in british columbia.eople can sue without having to prove actual harm. the warning from harry and meghan could be a first step toward that type of legal action. norah? >> o'donnell: all right, that's interesting, janet. thank you. up next, profiles in service. sailors return after a record deployment, and it turns out their families made quite a journey of their own. we'll tell you. we'll tell you. as a caricature artist, i appreciate what makes each person unique. that's why i like liberty mutual. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. almost done. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ there areand the best.s... which egg tastes more farm-fresh and delicious? only eggland's best. with more vitamins d and e and 25% less saturated fat? only eggland's best. better taste, better nutrition, better eggs. doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support

however scotland should aim for being in efta and finally selma from british columbia says the question really is who is this he says no and the scottish people who are already indeed 14 with the feet marching the streets say yes period we did civil and government disobedience.

the hearing is scheduled to begin here at british columbia supreme court tomorrow. it is expected to last about a week though appeals could drag this case on for months or even years, meaning meng may have to endure confinement both in and out of her mansion indefinitely. omar. >> villafranca: jonathan, thank you. a severe winter storm made a coast to coast dash this weekend, heavy snow in erie, pennsylvania, caused multiple accidents including this tractor trai at jacknifed on an i i-90. in north dakota blowing snow closed parts of major roadway i- 94, and in canada what is being called a bomb blizzard dumped some 12 feet of snow on newfoundland and labrador. a new success for spacex happened after an unmanned rocket lifted off from the kennedy space center in florida today. the mission: to test whether a crew can abort and escape safely after liftoff. here is meg oliver. >> liftoff. >> reporter: it was a ride designed to fail. under hazy blue sky the spacex crew dragon lifted off carrying astronaut test dummies, but about 84 seconds into flight the falcon 9 rocket

missy the sun is out in the snow on the ground but it didn't feel cold and all this time in british columbia this has been falling for tom as things were in washington and oregon as well the last frontal system that plagued this is this one here so it's now coming down into the caribbean across cuba hispania in the islands and that suggests some sand and slow moving rain otherwise it's light showers for most of the caribbean islands and of course the standard from panama north was the yucatan peninsula you've got days of at least coastal showers on the gulf site. one in a 28 highway to india killed his young lieutenant because prostitutes. one of monies travelled to the villages where parents still live under rights to the thing. on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. every. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here on al-jazeera russia has called on both sides in libya's conflict to come together ahead of a summit in berlin without putting conditions the talks are in the pending the 9 month conflict. iran's supreme leader says european states can't be trusted in the go suggestions of the 2015

vicious one is much like the others it's been windy and wet and snow height stretching from british columbia down towards northern california that it has to move eastwards at the same time there is still cold enough for the junction of this feed from the gulf in the cold from north to meet and do some well could be significant thunderstorms snow on the northern edge so we got texas oklahoma and all places east will be affected the rain a become i think at his heaviest from new orleans east towards round the gulf really and then the cold inland probably doesn't allow much development once the snow has gone temps will rise a little bit kansas city a plus for the opposite modesty but it's not a huge change to be honest this will be the thing to watch i suspect the amount of rain that the 4 has produced significant showers and a drop in temperature in cuba will this cold front do the same probably not i think we'll just see the showers drifting east was through the bahamas bahama stays at 25 that in kingston where up a 31 degrees remarkably dry picture really until you get down towards panama wh

the most significant weather still in north america is this here rain in seattle and snow in british columbia. almost the last of you out on the streets protesting whether on line you feel the weight of the system you do want to each and every love it or layer further and further into the jail or if you join a sunset retention has to start from day one whether again you and attention or you incarcerate this is a dialogue everyone has a voice for there are studies that support our coverage will be varying accounts but i want to give people the reason for joining the global conversation on out to 0. 00. 0. hello and welcome to this al-jazeera news hour live from doha this coming up in the next 60 minutes inspections in every part of china are more countries are imposing quarantine the world health organization means to decide if corona virus is now a global emergency. protests is against india's controversial citizenship law become the target a man opens fire at a rally in new delhi. airstrikes killed at least $21.00 civilians in syria's it lived province and a new plan in.

wintry weather will be around the pacific northwest that western side of canada just around british columbia and that will continue to ease a little further east which as we go on through thursday process guys coming back in behind quite a brisk wind there for b.c. and notice as some blizzard setting as we head towards the weekend elsewhere to talk temperatures around 3 celsius there for new york and for d.c. but lousy dry fine and sunny as is the case across the caribbean lots of sunshine coming through we will see some wetter weather just around the gulf of mexico joining up with that weather system we have across the southern states of the u.s. yucatan peninsula seeing some rather a wet weather over the next day or rationale as a possibility into cuba but for most it's fine dry sunny and warm. try enjoy bringing my neighbors my neighbors children so they can see and get more comfortable 5 years children are at the heart of america's love affair with weapons back at the varo somehow make a report on the christie and therefore need to shoot and it's fun but a new generation is fighting fire

however scotland should aim for being in efta and finally selma from british columbia says the question really is who is this he says no and the scottish people who are already indeed 14 with the feet marching the streets say yes period we did civil and government disobedience now come on the club what are we waiting for. of course tomorrow we'll be hearing from nicholas sturgeon scotland's 1st minister as to her next it tomorrow also marks a b.d. which stands for better day for 2 of our strongest exponents of britain's membership of the european union alex talks to m.e.p. from london courtney's and 2 former labor m.p. and secretary general of the new unit pianists raja caselli. and i'm delighted to welcome back to the shore claude morris britain senior member of the european parliament joining us from brussels welcome back to the show claude it's great to be on again alex. one deal we from the leaving of the institution the britons 70 plus any piece packed their bags and leave brussels what's the atmosphere lakers you as you bid farewell to that institution you've been a member of for

place, we see weather system pushing off of the pacific, three feet of snow falling in parts of british columbia with developing weather systems do the planes, some parts of central canada and the midwest come huge amounts of disruptive snowfall, torrential rainfall on the southern flicker of could sponsor pretty damaging winds and flooding and the cold air will be setting and across eastern parts of the us as we finish the weekend and into next week. you are now, a rather murky scene in krakow over the past few days. —— in europe now. air pollution has been an issue. this is an area of high pressure. temperatures have been above average for the time of the year. we will see things clear air out as we go into the weekend thanks to this weather system which will bring outbreaks of rain, gusty winds and from the west come and across the mountains of norway into the western alps become a good dose of snowfall to ta ke alps become a good dose of snowfall to take us into the start of the weekend. still some mist and fog problem for the ease and the mediterranean looking quieter, but that weather syst

and others a big storm system developing in the pacific is that thing swirling into british columbia with this frontal system stretching right stretching right into california that will bring rain of course snow to the cascades and strong winds elsewhere in the u.s. but have a southerly breeze out through the plains states is producing a fair amount of rain or snow depending on the temperature it's not that cold in minneapolis at minus to winnipeg at minus 10 is if the suddenly keeps blowing temps will keep rising but he's not going to keep blowing now there's the pacific storm on its way and of course as icing strengthens everything else has moved east was which means the subsidies now morning running up to the ohio valley the stones in the north the talking cold air means we down to minus 18 winnipeg and that cold is going to creep into the midwest so many up his mind history maybe the warmest day of the weekend. now for the sas stand it weather really the breeze is blowing in the northeast there are a few showers around the satellite picture shows you know great detail but you can

as united states we're going to be seeing some very gusty winds for parts of washington state british columbia that means vancouver seattle heavy snow in the higher elevations as well but for northern canada it is going to be that very cold air it's extending all the way down to southern canada as well we're going to be seeing temperatures well below average for this time of year and for when a pig that means you as well we're recent temperatures diving as we go towards friday only getting to a high of minus 19 but overnight lows are going to be down into the minus twenty's minus 27 is expected here as we go into saturday morning and into sunday morning as well here across the caribbean though it is going to find a dry across much of the area and for jamaica we do expect to see attempt a few of $31.00 and for nasa about $24.00 degrees for you. violence is. this is the political one. the count symmetry shapes world order the structure that is defended total cost. each with the support of the people fall through the crushing of their will. people in power exposes the use and abuse of power aroun

. >>> tim hortons has pulled beyond meat products from stores in ontario and british columbia.the items from its menu from the rest of canada in september. saying it, quote, wasn't embraced by customers as they thought it would be. shares are down. >>> starbucks forecast beat expectations a warning from the hit of the coronavirus as it closed about half its stores in china and is adjusting operating hours in the fastest growing market kevin johnson will be on a live interview at 9:30 eastern time let's look at futures. we had been indicated higher most of the morning. we'll see if we can pull through that opening bell. indicated higher by about 98 points more than 11, nasdaq higher by more than 40 points. investors monitor the latest on the coronavirus and will keep a close watch on jay powell and the fed today. the central bank is said to wrap the first policy meeting of the year going to our guest from morgan stanley. a busy day and news cycle. >> fed day >> we think we know what the fed will do. what should we be looking for? >> i think tgs eait is easy to t they won't make

tim hortons pulling it from the menus in ontario and british columbia saying consumers not that excitedbout the beyond meat menu items as anticipated but on the other side kfc announcing to roll out beyond meat's plant-based fried chicken in the southern u.s. because of strong consumer demand kate, how do we read this? >> it is a confusing one the kfc test they did with beyond meat this summer sold out in less than five hours. i think they're curious. do they like it? do they keep coming back in the case of tim horton's, didn't work out. >> why >> could be a fad. who knows? >> burger king had a huge blastoff with the impossible whopper. >> initially. >> we have seen that momentum fade, as well. so this might just be this idea that there's a fad food element and then we'll see start to see them fade. >> i think, dom, listen. former mutual fund manager i think when you look at beyond matte, like we talked about a couple days ago, wouldn't you like to see a store have it and then increase the offerings over time because that says there's consumer pickup, people like it enough to eat more.

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particularly vicious one is much like the others it's been windy a wet and snow height stretching from british columbia down towards northern california that has to move eastwards at the same time though still cold enough for the junction of this feed from the gulf in the cold from north to meet and produce some what could be significant thunderstorms snow on the northern edge so we got texas and oklahoma and all places east will be affected the rain a become i think at its heaviest from new orleans east towards round the gulf really and then the cold inland doesn't allow much development once the snow has gone temps will rise a little bit kansas city a plus for the opposite modesty but it's not a huge change to be honest this will be the thing to watch i suspect the amount of rain. now that the 4 has produced significant showers and a drop in temperature in cuba will this cold front do the same probably not i think we're just see the showers drifting east was through the bahamas bahama stays at 25 that in kingston we're up at 31 degrees remarkably dry picture really until you get down towards panama w

i think they had seven weeks in british columbia in which they were trying to work this out.k to london. went to canada house. hung out with the canadian high -- i won't bother explaining what those are for americans. then she flies straight back to canada. basically she is someone who has had no contact with most members of her own family and she has managed to do the same to prince harry with respect to his family. that is rather sad. >> tucker: it is sad. mark steyn, thank you for that great to see you. >> i know how much you love these royal stories. you quasimonarchy. a republican, you can keep it. >> tucker: exactly. great to he so you. the president holding his first rally of the year in toledo, ohio. we will have highlights from the speech in just a moment ♪ ♪ - do you have a box of video tapes, film reels, or photos, that are degrading? legacybox professionally converts them to dvds, thumb drive, or the cloud. legacybox is simple and safe, with over half a million satisfied customers. visit legacybox.com today, and get 40% off. ♪ >> tucker: now some of the big moment

i think they had seven weeks in british columbia in which we were trying to work this out.ack to london, went to canada house, hung out with the canadian high commission. i won't bother explain what those are.ot american. and then she flies straight back to canada. basically, shehe is someone who has had no contact with most numbers of her own family and she's managed h to do the same o prince harry with respect to his family. that is rather sad. >> tucker: it is sad. it is sad. mark steyn, thank you for that. >> thinks, i know how much you love these royal stories, your closet mono kids. a republican, you can keep it! >> tucker: exactly. great to see you. the president holding his first rally of the year in toledo, ohio. we have highlights from the speech in just al moment. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: now some of the big moments from the president's rally tonight in ohio. >> far left radical politicians support deadly sanctuary cities, demonstrating their contempt, scorn and disdain for everyday americans and the american family. these jurisdictions release dangerous, violent criminal