locall vancouver enacted a design compromise.ey: in this areathere was a menu of about a half dozen styles that builders were given to work with, but by far the most popular has been, in fact, this one, that i rather jokingly call the "neo-tudor," because it is a revival of what was the tudor revival of the 1900-1920 period. narrator: as long as developers built in details like traditional chimneys, steep pitched roofs and wooden facade work, the houses could be slightly larger than others. ley: i should say that this compromise has been amazingly successful, and it shows that perhaps there is a future for multiculturalism after all. narrator: but the push to build new home s en slowe thaby a housing marketa future for muldragged 30% lowerer all. by forces at several geographic scales. at the global scale, vancouver actually experienced a return migration to hong kong following its reunification with china in 1997. ley: first of all, people realized that the political situation was not as serious as they anticipated. and secondly

far from hollywood, vancouver is a big player in the movie industry. michelle traveled there. >> nestled between the mountans and pacific, vancouver is knwon own for the outside living. but there is a darker side to this story. modeling the macabre. it is a center for movie-making. as the film industry developed, demand for these skills have grown. >> we are working on four shwos. ows. we wrapped supernatural, and "once upon a time," and "primeval." we have "the seventh son." >> despite the canadian dollar's strength, tax breaks are a draw from south of the border. >> there are sunsets like this across the city. vancouver is the hollywood of the north. more tv shows are made here than world exceptthe u.s. excep los angeles. >> we started doing this as kids, big fans of halloween. >> here is our bloods. >> he doesnt't just make bodies, he has a fake blood bank. >> we have all kinds of blood. mouth blood, lung blood, aerial blood, sticky blood. scab blood. we have all this stuff. a few recipes. those will remaaiin with us. >> vancouver's film industry pu

"bbc news," vancouver. >> vancouver, definitely a city on my list of place toss visit.ell, that's it from canada, where we have found a country of complexities. we found a booming oil industry with environmental concerns. here in calgary we have found a city full of multi-culturalism and ethnic diversity. canada, large, complex, and full of stories you may not have thought of. that's it from "bbc world news" erik here in calgary, canada. you can find updates on all of our stories on our website. i am cathy here in calgary. thanks so much for watching. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, and union. >> this is kim. about to feel one of his favorite sensations. at shell, we are developing more efficient fuels in countries like malaysia that can help us get the most from our energy resources. let's use energy more efficiently. let's go. >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet, los angeles.

vancouver's fantastic.'re, like -- it was a thursday and they're, like, "you've got to e-mail a read over by 2:00." and that was, like, in the morning. >> jimmy: what does that mean -- e-mail a read? >> well, i had to put it on tape and e-mail it because they didn't have time for the tape to even get there. that's how tight it was for the casting. right? crazy. so i put it -- and it's a pretty, like -- it was like i brought in a cooler. and it was just -- i had this whole set-up. and it was a texas forever speech that he has in the pilot. and so i do this speech, and pete loved it. pete berg, who -- >> jimmy: peter berg, oh yeah. he's great. >> created the show. >> jimmy: great director. >> yeah, and he came in, or he called me down to l.a. got to l.a. sunday, and then i'm in this board room, and about to test for it, basically. and i didn't know pete's process. he loves the improv. and there's another guy across the table from me, and he asked me he's, like, "who you coming in for?" i'm, like, "a guy named

vancouver put in a game-winner and john busch gets a piece of ball b-not enough to stop it.uver has the 2-1 come-from- behind win of the quakes are 7- 2-1 and still own the best record in the mls. >>> floyd mayweather john and cotto in las vegas. mayweather wins. >>> the superbikes at infineon in sonoma. today's event, hayes did well. chris filmore did well not to get injured when he rode that incident out on his rear-end. hayes winning at infineon for the 5th time in his career. the second half of the double- header of races will be run tomorrow. >>> nascar had weekend at the superspeedway in talladega. two laps to go in the preliminary nationwide event. several events involved in the big one. harvick and danica patrick along those who go swinging, but eric mcclure going hard into the wall. he was airlifted to a nearby hospital where noit tonight he was reported to be awake and speaking to medical personnel. it was 29 by 2 racing and joe logano slingshotted his way past kyle busch. it was a milestone win for toyota in nascar. it's 2 o'clock. >>> golfer webb simpleson has a

the japanese cost in vancouver is trying to locate the owner through the foreign minister in tokyo. two sports balls washed up in alaska in march. their owners have been identified. >>> up next, rachel ferguson is standing by for world weather forecast. >> it's a pleasant run of days and long weekend it was here in japan and very pleasant. however, it is going to change. there's a long front across the southern japanese islands and through southeastern china. that is really going fob impacting much of the southern half of japan anded korean peninsula. we expect gusty winds accompanied by heavy spots of rain and showers. down towards south, the southern islands are hit by this front. 50 millimeters of rain could accumulate in the space of one hour. back across eastern china it's heavy here, 50 to 100 millime r millimeters in a 24-hour period which is very significant. further to the south light, scattered showers across the philippines and scattered thunderstorms, too. it's hot here, but nothing particularly heavy today. let's go into north america, because we have severe weather eru

barry petersen talked to one family in vancouver, washington. >> reporter: homecoming is the end of onend the beginning of another. randy didn't realize how much had changed. >> i look the same. i fit in the same clothes. so i must be the same guy. so how come all these other things are strange? >> reporter: navy commander spent a year in the middle east, assisting special operations forces. he came home to his wife, lori, expecting to quickly fit back in. that was not to be. >> there's this honeymoon phase when they come home, and then the shininess starts to wear off. >> reporter: there had been deployments before in their 20-year marriage, but never for a year and never with children. it was just as hard on the kids, 6 and 9. >> my dad was gone. and it was really hard for my mom and everything. >> reporter: signs of trouble started when randy was still overseas and his e-mail answers shrunk to one word, that emotional disconnect lingered months after he came home. >> she'll point out sometimes -- she'll come home and i'll give the kids a hug and i won't give her a hug. i'll miss an o

won and earthquake z lose 2-1 in vancouver. that is the way the ball bounces i'm mike shumann.ee you again at 5:00. >> carolyn: up next rookie of the year and vp and world champion. former n.b.a. all-star shaquille o'neal has a >> carolyn: you can call him back to shaq. he picked up his ph.d. in education this weekend. the n.b.a. superstar four time world champ and rapper, he got so excited. he is picking up an associate professor. he says he is not done yet. next up, law school. let's get a final check of the accu-weather forecast from meteorologist lisa argen. >> we're not done yet with a warming trend. we'll see temperatures climb 5-8 degrees warmer than yesterday. we're already in the 70s in east bay valleys. 75 in richmond. that is nice and mild. 77 san mateo. getting warm concord and livermore, mid-80s. 83 in the morning hill with temperatures just a few in the 60s at our coast. we'll see some 70s at the shoreline today. mid-70s tomorrow. near 90 inland on tuesday. >> carolyn: thank is going to do it for us. thank you for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa arge

that he meets along the way, having set out five weeks ago he hopes to make the 3,000 mile trip to vancouver by next year. good luck to him. >> tv viewers in europe got a royal surprise during the afternoon news. that is because prince charles and his wife camilla popped by bbc studios in scotland and tried their hand at presenting the weather. reading reports in celebration of the station's 60th anniversary. the weather forecast was grim, the prince's performance wasn't, proving to be a natural on the air. watch out, bill karins. >> i like the way he was holding the clicker, out and up. i kind of palm it and hide it. >> he's owning it. >> yeah. interesting. >> get some tips from the prince. i'll get you the clip you can see the whole thing. >>> time for early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day here on nbc. facebook cofounder mark zuckerberg is expected to meet prospective investors in silicon valley gearing up for the $10 billion stock ipo next week. he ruffled feathers early this week skipping a similar event in boston. >>> a public memorial at qualcomm stadium for

then over vancouver scored to beat the earthquakes only their second loss of the season for san jose. we have results of the kpix golf tournament. alan martin's team took third, and dennis dana and and can someone in the bottom. we are concerned. >>> so for those corn from home the two management teams took first and second and it follows after that. he has yet >>> team launched a not the that is the man who runs the station. >>> we are ok that he won. >>> i must ask him i'll have another the horse that one >>> something the cookie monster would say it is about cookies. >>> we will see you at 11 good night. -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a superhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪

vancouver is full of chinese people. (laughter) (cheers and applause) yeah. i mean you cannot swing a cat up there without someone trying to make a stew out of it. (laughter) but if you, you know, if you have to if you have to, listen, mi casa es su casa, speaking of which, you have thought about mexico? that country is also not china. of course if you absolutely want to come here, we will, of course, welcome with you open arms, end of story. thanks for watching. please turn off the tv, people in the american embassy. great. okay, china, here's the deal-- (laughter) okay, he's blind, right. just drive him to the beijing airport and put him on a plane. let it sit there for like 19 hours with a sandra bull okay movie on, shake it every once in a while, you know, turbulence and then let him out, give him a pretzels and urine and say welcome to new york. all right? he won't know. (applause) just keep giving us some money. now nation, i believe in traditional marriage. one man and one woman and her dowry of cattle. so i was shocked to see a recent poll showing 47%

in toronto -- the big fear in toronto and vancouver, is real estate at risk for an american style collapse the irish situation, for example, four times as great as we see in canada. >> toronto is the tortoise that has caught the hare. it is suddenly on par with san francisco and york. -- and new york. >> we think it is a bubble. we think the market is being driven by psychology. the market is borderline irrational. >> he sees a lot of common factors between what happens in the u.s. in the 2000's and canada today. 132 compared to 86 in new york, 17 in chicago, and five in boston. most economists agree that the real-estate values will almost certainly be higher in 20 years. for a young couple looking to invest for the long term, there is no bad time to buy. that is, if there is something they can afford to buy. > it is not only toronto's building industry. the music industry is also getting into the grooves. they landed prince charles as a guest deejay. he took his stride behind the turntable, mixing tunes at a youth center. to the man whose invention has changed all of our lives. he altered

they went to an actress in vancouver.they are still called this pageant an amazing experience and made it into the top 12. >> at first. she was disqualified from the competition for not being a natural born woman. she had the reassignment surgery and said she is indeed an am wovment. >> time now for a check of the traffic. >> fog is going to be an issue. >> we will send it over to lauren to see how it is moving. >> expect this visibility across the region and to turn on the low beams and be extra careful as you do head out. >> an accident is cleared from the southbound lanes at route 175. and we use the new time saver traffic feature. we look at a high of 66 miles an hour and the road just reopened. we have good news traveling on 95. heading through the tunnels. and going to be nice and clear. here is what it looks like. and not too many cars out there just yet. they will be delay free and the traffic system monitors how long it will take from point a to point b. and the northeast corridor in the white marsh area. nice an

it comes with a losing effort in vancouver the white caps for the winning goal despite the loss the quakesemain in first place. the round at quail hollow roar mcelroy and to back. shooting is 66. simpson takes a one-shot lead into the final round. floyd may weather did more than take home a huge payday he won the 154 lb. title after winning a unanimous decision and remains undefeated. dear ken now the mavs try to prevent being swept by the thunder carrot puree and jim started in scored 15 points in the fourth oklahoma city ask for dallas and they went 103-97 and sweep the defending champs. the lakers at jack and the clippers have billy crystal. he drops of two plays griffin for the jam. the clippers' lead the series two games to one. >>> i saw blade. he made the face. he made this little face. ♪ [ male announcer ] it's one thing... to have created an icon and quite another to have done it generation after generation. to the long line of legendary mercedes-benz sl roadsters... ♪ >>> that's it for eyewitness news at 11 will see you tomo

my nephew just sent me a video from vancouver having a skype conversation with his cousins in england. and as our last lesson, we want to help each other. i want to reinforce this. a part of the reluctance is this fear that people are going to say no. the recent community vitality report says that three-quarters of us extend to a family, friends, and neighbors. this man's name is charles, 86 years old. he has an early stage of dementia. he starts the network, he invites the sisters. why in sydney and one in singapore. he also invites the neighbors. they refer to it as the neighbor lady. she says, thank goodness that you ask. i have been worried about charles. and creating that meaningful exchange. let me share a new idea or a new term that i am using thinking about this idea of staying connected and having a good life. this is an idea that i am calling -- this is a little picture of dale, somebody that has a f and hisuture -- that has done his future-proofing. this is what has happened to him when he went into the hospital. his daughter of everyone with one message. there was emergenc

and into the intermountain west. 14 degrees in seattle and 12 in vancouver, 14 in winnipeg but 7 on the high for thursday. let's look at europe. the setup has been the same for the last week or so. we have this very stubborn low sitting offshore in the atlantic. it's moved a bit further down towards the south. still sending fronts in with heavy rain and western spain as well. the british isles getting a break with good spells of sunshine in the north in scotla scotland. we see heavy rain moving across the alpine region and into southern parts of the u.k. that could exacerbate the flood problem already there. 25 in berlin, 28 in vienna. these kinds of -- these areas are going to see temperatures moderating as we head into the weekend. however, further out towards the east, 25 in kiev, 31 in bucharest and 31 in athens. we'll see the heat into the beginning of next week. i'll leave you now with your extended forecast. >>> finally he here's a recap of our top stories. >>> u.s. president barack obama made a surprise visit to afghanistan to talk about his military's exit strategy following mo

pressure and spreads the bulk of the precipitation well in british columbia and into victoria and vancouver island and we saw the tail and run the northwestern section of the state of california and the cooler air mass faltering in tonight's with the passage of the warm front and as high pressure builds and it causes that pressure gradient theyre for the very windy conditions tomorrow afternoon but tonight for the cloud cover into the '40's and it seems 40 degrees to run your daytime highs. all kinds of levies across santa clara valley potential of ranging from the low to mid-60s 60 degrees in los altos at the palo alto and then from your east bay back around to the northern portion of our district into nablus 70 but the northwest winds tend to twenty got set to 30 m.p.h. here you have yourdistrict serbian to the peninsula and the central bank's it is a '50s '60s and '70s that the temperatures and then once we get rid of the clouds in the wind on friday in willie basking in sunshine all weekend with sunday been the warmest of the two coming up and we're talking big '80s by when state and ou

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here are your temperatures then. 12 degrees in vancouver. 12 in seattle also. then you can see where that heat starts to kick in. 28 in denver. 24 in chicago. 23 intoronto. which as i mentioned that will be the reason for those severe storms. okay. as we head now into europe, not much change for iberian peninsula. an extremely stubborn low is just sitting, sending front after front in across portugal and spain. heavy rain continuing here. more rain for southern parts of the british isles as well. very unwelcome rain. severe flooding continuing across some areas here. toward the north, a new front from scotland up in toward scandinavia. that will be bringing showers for you. out east the change is going to be that we're starting to see some popup thunderstorms. quite widespread in fact. today and down toward the southeast as well. turkey continuing to see those showers and thunderstorms popping up as well. still keeping the heat in the southeast. 30 in bucharest. 29 in athens. down toward central locations, temperatures now starting to moderate. i'll leave you n

off towards the west, vancouver and seattle at 18 and 23.ow into europe, the east here in the baltics, you've been continuing to see some rough weather. thunderstorms have been continuing to be reported here, actually up to 144 kilometer per hour winds were reported in bulgaria yesterday. now going through your wednesday, more rough weather is going to be expected as a system continues to spin here. also, seeing some foul weather, low countries including germany here, you've been see something heavy rainfall as a cold front continues to drift down towards the south. london and paris, both at 14 and 15 for your wednesday high. but look at this, your lows, london at 7 and paris at 6, really cool here. into the alpines, you're going to be potentially seeing some snow. farther to the south of this front, though, lisbon, you're seeing a low of 21, high is expected to be up there towards 34. very summer-like for you there in portugal. here is a look at your extended outlook. >>> once again, the leaders of greece's main political parties have faile

behind it on the cooler side up to 14 degrees in vancouver and the same goes for seattle. moving over to europe, a well-developed low pressure system is affecting much of the british isles and wet and windy conditions. heavy rains in the peninsula and the low countries over the next 24 hours. down towards the south, things are looking unstable. thundershowers expected during the daytime hours. in the southern peninsula as well as much of turkey. otherwise staying dry from the iberian pe ninssula to eastern europe. lots of sunshine and temperatures are on the warmer side, reaching 27 degrees in vienna. i could be rising to 30 on friday. 26 in paris and down it shoulds the south, the hottest spot is the iberian peninsula. i will leave you now with the extended forecast. >>> that concludes this edition of "newsline." we will see you again. ÑÑuqÑuuÑx

a little cooler into the west with vancouver and seattle at 11 and 12. and los angeles, you're remaining dry with a high of 19 for your tuesday. here is a look at your extended outlook. >>> we'll be back with more news in 30 minutes. i'm gene otani in tokyo. .

out toward the west it's going to be much cooler here, 14 degrees in seattle and 12 in vancouver. still seeing some snow in the mountains. and that's pushing the cold air -- the cold air is going to be pushing along the u.s./canada border bringing winnipeg's high down to just 14 degrees. you were looking at about 23 yesterday and tomorrow down to seven. so a big drop in temperatures for you. keeping the heat in the midwest 27 degrees in chicago. that's one of the reasons that we're seeing this severe weather breaking out so far north. as we head now into north america, into europe i should say, not much change apart from our storm system is heading further down to the south. more heavy rain for portugal a bit of a break for the british isles, pretty hot across most of the continent. i'll leave you now with the extended forecast. ♪ >>> our lead story this hour, president barack obama is promising 23,000 maricopa will pull out of afghanistan by the end of the summer. he on a surprise visit t the country. obama signed a deal that outlines the u.s. world there once all -- u.s. role th

we have 16 degrees in vancouver and just 11 in winnipeg. meanwhile, we're really keeping the heat. lots of temperatures in the low 30s. new york city, d.c., as well as oklahoma city, and houston. very, very hot. it stays hot and dry also to the southwest. all right. a quick look into europe. it has been so hot across the british isles as well as parts of western europe. that's going to change. we have this front here sagging down from the north. that's going to bring temperatures down as cooler air comes in. lots of thunderstorms spread out across the mediterranean. some particularly heavy rain around the black sea region. talking about the balkans as well as turkey dealing with heavy downpours. here are your temperatures. i'm going to leave you now with your extended forecast. >>> our lead stories this hour. china's ruling communist party has expelled a former railway minister. the party's disciplinary watch dog found him guilty of corruption. the state run xinhua news agency said monday the party's central discipline inspection will refer liu zhijun to prosecutors. they said he a

film industry -- i cannot stand a film that should be made in san francisco but they made it in vancouver. why have an alcatraz that is not really out the trash? -- it is not really alcatraz? we still have one of the have ot beautiful places. i am also investing in china sf, by the way. i want some of those companies from across the world to come and fell san francisco, the real san francisco, and make movies for people in china and japan and all over the world -- come to film san francisco. we have some interesting enticements' going on about how we can get them over here. and being the first chinese mayor, i'd better get some chinese filmmaker to come here. [laughter] otherwise, i miserably failed, because i would love san francisco to be shown at 2 1 billion people in china, to show them about our history. because there is a connection there. they need to learn that. there will be a lot. everything from documentary's do -- i think this is exciting. i am letting you know a little bit of my excitement when it comes to films, that i am very interested to make sure we have an enliven film

olympic champions canada taking on rivals the usa in a repeat of the two thousand and ten final in vancouver the school that won one. now going to football and chelsea are looking to secure their first piece of silverware this season all rooted to a unique double as they face liverpool in the f.a. cup final at wembley this saturday evening and it's currently one nil to chelsea with ten minutes to go until half time ramirez following up his goal against barcelona to open after eleven minutes for the blues who started this striker didier drogba has also scored every time he's played at wembley for more red than under torres is on the bench liverpool have gone with luis suarez's that is andy carroll. and the two sides will also play each other at anfield on tuesday in the premier league the reds have already won the carling cup and are keen to become the first club to do the domestic cup double twice while the blues also travel to buy in munich in a fortnight for the champions league final still at wembley we want to know and should chelsea go on to win that final in munich they would automatic

weekend forecast now we're looking adds the area of low pressure that brought rain showers and to vancouverh columbia. we have the tail end of it struck across the north when the the state tonight with that cloud cover and areas of patchy fog into the 40's behind me at 48 degrees. a bit when do those northwest winds gusting to 32 days and 60s coming across the beaches around the peninsula peninsula here to the santa clara valley and top off the low '70's. downtown san as they get 16 degrees up to 71 degrees in brand when i was pretty common in the '60s and will recover what has in the '60s and '70s. that they will be on sunday and check out that's monday forecast. what's next in sports? >>,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the disabled list public broke a bone in his left hand and he will be out four to six weeks they'd been pet break occurred in sunday's game against the padres and this is a killer because he was one of the few giants to actually hit the baseball team high 15 home runs and nine to any 316 batting average. >>> we have to find a way to win some games and can replace a guy like that. there's ver

. >> reporter: private first class corey doan from vancouver, washington, lost his leg to an ied in afghanistan2011. he says training these dogs has been a life line. >> it's going to be depressing to be sitting in a hospital bed recuperating. >> for sure. kind of takes like the man out of you, but it was nice to actually go out and do something again instead of just sitting in the bed healing or doing physical therapy. >> reporter: bradley says the service dogs can help combat posttraumatic stress disorder. >> it looks identical to my other arm and it's like an instant memory of me actually losing my arm that day. >> reporter: but irvine helps? >> oh, yeah. oh, yeah. it's a great day when i'm with him. >> good boy. >> reporter: jake tapper, abc news, at the pentagon. >> oh, what a great story on many levels. very cool. >>> that is what's making news in america this morning. >> make sure you stay with us for "good morning america" and have a terrific tuesday, everybody. >> thanks for watching.

you'll see it is going to be below average for vancouver as well as seattle. just 11 and 12 respectively. however, the heat is building in the southeast. oklahoma city, 28 for you. 30 in atlanta. even getting to 27 in washington, d.c. 29 in houston, which is more mid-may, but a little bit hot for this early on in the month. all right. into europe we go. not much of a change here. wet and wild out toward the west. and there's ongoing heavy rain has led to flooding across parts of the southern uk. again, heavy rain warnings posted here today. france, also dealing with some of that heavy rain as will portugal be today. the heavy rain coming down on the alps, too. you know what, elsewhere is looking very dry and hot even. the balkans, particularly hot down here. 28 degrees in athens. 31 in bucharest. getting to 13 in warsaw as well as kiev, and central locations also heating up. vienna and berlin seeing temperatures prevailing for the next few days. just about on average, and pretty wet and chilly out toward the west. i'll leave you now with your extended forecast

we've got 16 degrees in vancouver. and just 11 in winnipeg.eanwhile really keeping the heat, lots of temperatures in the low 30s, new york city, d.c., as well as oklahoma city and houston, very, very hot. stays hot and dry also to the southwest. all right, a quick look into europe. it has been so hot across the british isles as well as parts of western europe. that's going to change. we've got this front here sagging down from the north. that's going to bring temperatures down as cooler air comes in. lots of thunderstorms spread out across the mediterranean with some particularly heavy rain around the black sea region. we're talking about the balkans as well as turkey dealing with heavy downpours. here are your temperatures. and i'm going to leave you now with your extended forecast. >>> our lead stories this hour, u.n. arab league envoy kof kofi annan on monday tried to sals a u.n. mediated cease fire. he's back in the country after government forces attacked the area near the central city of homs on friday. more than 100 people died in the a

vancouver is full of chinese people. >> generous offer for mr. colbert.ou hear this story -- i didn't know the back story on this one, jason segel, you know the actor, "the muppets" he's been, i guess he's been out lobbying to get hillary clinton to appear in a film with him when he's asked on the red carpet who is the mother on the show, he always says hillary clinton like she's going to come out and be the mother on show. secretary clinton heard of segel's ambition and wrote him a letter politely rejecting him. secretary of state writes, i was delighted to read about your interest in sharing the big screen with me. as you can imagine i'm a little occupied at the moment. perhaps someday i can help you forget sarah marshall again. in the meantime, my best wishes for your continued success in your career. that in an official letter from secretary of state hillary clinton to jason segel. should our secretary of state be pen pals with this young gentleman right here? i just don't know. i just don't know. he does go full frontal. >>> still ahead, your diploma