while the movie is set in the city, it was shot primarily in vancouver and parts of new orleans. >> it feels a lot like san francisco. >> we don't mean any harm. >> reporter: san francisco is one of hollywood's favorite cinematic destinations with more than 250 movies set here but only 150 of those actually shot here. only three days worth of shooting of planet of the apes actually happened in san francisco. it comes down to dollars and cents. >> there's certainly, i mean, in new orleans, and vancouver, there definitely are tax breaks that provide incentive to shoot there. >> reporter: it is through special effects that canada and louisiana transform into the bay area, but that doesn't make it any easier for the actors trying to imagine the city thousands of miles away. >> it was bizarre. it would be great to shoot here. >> i wish we could shoot movies set in san francisco in san francisco. movies that will set in california in california. >> reporter: but fear not. the city by the bay that has been ripped to shreds by godzilla and apes will not be without film productions. soon hollyw

allen schauffler joins us live from vancouver. >> we are in vancouver. the landscape looks the same but the environment is different in terms of gun rights, ownership and politics they were not immune from mass shootings. three police men shot and killed in new brunswick a couple of weeks ago. there are fewer isla vista and column bips. >> reporter: a day on the firing range, a weekend routine of camaraderie and competition. in this case it's mother and son bonding over bullets. >> if i didn't have that i would be crushed. that's my little boy. i want to spend time with him. >> reporter: it's a social event at the gun club, two of the 2 million or so canadians, the government licences as legal gun owners. how many guns and owners in canada is a matter of debate. the royal canadian mounted police say 1.69 million people holding the firearms licences putting the gun total nationwide, under 10 million, with each gun owner averaging four firearms each. donald has a dozen. >> it's a passion. those of us in it have a passion. >> the gun right organization stop

they're back home hosting the vancouver white caps. to get on the board leading 2-nothing after the first half. don't count the union out. they put up 3 goals in the second half. the final score a draw 3-3. >>> to tennis, women's final in the french open today. maria sharapova second championship win in 3 years. an emotional victory for the russian star. now it's on to the men's finals. that will be held tomorrow morning. >> i was rooting for california chrome. >> we all were. >> i know. >> okay, maybe next time. >> ♪ >> welcome back everyone. alex scott stand for hope it's living on as the annual lemonade days weekend does continue and hundreds of folks visited the original alex's lemonade stand at penn wynne elementary school in wynnewood. that's where little alex was a student. it's the 14th anniversary of her first fundraiser to fight childhood cancer. our own pat ciarrocchi was out there and our chris may as well taking a cbs3 selfie here with alex's mother liz scott. and you can see how it all began, our documentary alex scott, a

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new orleans. >> the parts we shot in vancouver feels like san francisco. >> we don't mean any harm!orter: san francisco is one of hollywood's favorite cinematic destinations with more than 250 movies set here but only 150 of those actually shot here. only three days of shooting of "planet of the apes" actually happened in san francisco. it comes down to dollars and cents. >> there are certainly, you know, i mean in -- in new orleans and vancouver there definitely are tax breaks that make it sort of, you know, an incentive to shoot there. >> reporter: it's through the magic of special effects that canada and louisiana transform into the bay area. but that doesn't make it any easier for actors trying to imagine a city that's thousands of miles away. >> bizarre. it was bizarre. i mean, it would have been great to shoot part of it here. >> i wish we could shoot movies that are set in san francisco in san francisco. movies that are set in california in california. >> reporter: but fear not. the city by the bay that's been ripped to shreds by godzilla and apes won't be left in ruins witho

the average price in vancouver is $733,000. the city is beautiful and hollywood's second home but the canadian city has been very hot lately with a 40% jump in remits -- in real estate values a year ago. san diego, in the top five. canada has three in the top 6, vancouver's dominance may be in part because of huge chinese investments. it's a prime example of how some cities are benefiting from what's become a global market place for real estate. the new yorker reported on a group of economists who looked at dates of housing data and have found what are called superstar cities. those cities draw large amount of foreign investment. following rich around the world. international investors cetd for $68.2 billion of -- accounted for $68.2 billion of real estate investment in 12 months ending in last year. that's about 6.3% of the total in the u.s. and their focus is mostly in florida, california, arizona and texas. the knight frank wealth report found differences of what your money will buy in the most sought-after location worldwid

the "financial post" reports the average home price in vancouver is $33,000. the canadian city has been hot with a 40% jump in home sales from a year ago. san francisco is the second costliest, one of three cities in california in the top five. canada has three in the top six. vancouver's dominance may be because of huge chinese investments, an example of how some cities benefit from a global marketplace for real estate. the new yorker reported on a group of economist who found super-star cities. those cities draw large amounts of foreign investments, showing how the rich follow the rich around the world. international investors acted for 68.2 billion worth of real estate investments in america in 12 month, ending in march of last year, 6.3% of a title in the u.s. the focus is in florida, california, arizona, and texas. the knight frank wealth report found differences in what your money would buy. $1 million - nothing in monaco. 160 square feet, the size of a big walk-in closet. you can get twice that for a property in new york. that's about the size of a stud

>> vancouver. >> jimmy: in vancouver. >> yeah? you take the baby up there?regnant when you were shooting the show? >> no, i -- actually, i found out i was pregnant when we were filming the pilot. so there was this whole discussion about when the show got picked up, what are we going to do? you know, i'm clearly very pregnant and i play a, you know -- a sexy character. >> jimmy: do witches get pregnant? >> yes, but not in this show. not yet. but we -- you know. i'm super pregnant. and they're like, you have quite a few love scenes, what are we going to do about this? >> jimmy: yeah, what are we going to do about this? >> there was a whole thing. there was talk of me filming half of the season super pregnant. if anyone saw me, i literally would touch this desk. >> jimmy: oh, really. >> i was so big. they were like, you're going to have to go and we're going to do the cgi with this tank top with like dots. i was going to get to get on top of a guy i never met, nice to meet you, super pregnant, film the love scene. then they were going to put my skinny stand-in.

he's banned from coaching in the vancouver minor hockey league.e internet, the court of public opinion has already convicted him of being a sore winner. >> i think it's disgusting. i mean they won the game. that's it. should be happy. shake hands and go home. >> that's why it went so viral and went so big. because it's embarrassing for him. >> can you imagine if he did lose what would happen? >>> parents at a little league baseball game strike out as role models when a fight breaks out on the sidelines. you hear people screaming from the center field. within that moment they went at each other. >> stop it, guys! >> july 6, 2012. in columbus, georgia, little league is a big deal. home to the 1996 olympic softball games, the town has dozens of indictments. >> this is major little league pride here. we have a number of kids playing in the majors now from columbus. in our newspaper it says locals in the majors. >> it's midway through summer. but for little leaguers, it's the end of the baseball season. joe paul, a reporter for the local paper is cover

12 countries are planning the next meeting for july 3rd for a period of ten days in the city of vancouver. the talks will focus on tariffs on farm products, as well as trade and investment rules. they'll try to narrow their differences on such things as incidetellectual property. it's getting harder for leaders to make decisions. the people at general electric have their sights set on french energy giant. but some of their rivals are trying to spoil their plan. executives at mitsubishi heavy industries are hoping they'll be able to counter the weight of ge. they say they could submit an offer as early as monday. they have their eyes on a sales network in europe, the middle east and south america. executives at ge have already made a bid of $17 billion. >>> japanese leaders are flushing out their plans to make japan and friendlier place to do business. officials from the government and the ruling party have agreed to lower the corporate tax rate to make firms more competitive, but they're still working on the numbers. members of the cabinet are on track to approve their growth strategy lat

. >>> firefighters have a tough job be let's go to vancouver where these firefighters at first appearbe standing around. and in this video from the youtube page, standing around because the captain told them all, this was -- apparently the wall at top of the building comes crashing down. they were all standing at a safe distance. no injuries. >> amazing they're able to know that it's going to happen. you're glad they do. they know those thing's coming down. >> that's how you keep people safe with a good captain who knows what's going on. >> this video from 911, specialize in fire safety videos. this house blowing smoke out the roof. the culprit. busted gas line. firefighters doing their best to try and contain that fire. what they wind up doing, setting up a monitor line. so they set a firehose up basically on a tripod and keep the water spraying on top of that fire. they know they can put it out because it's being consistently fed by gas but don't want the fire to reach up to the eaves and the attic and keep water on top of it to keep it contained until they get the gas turned off. >

i went to vancouver, canada. i'm still alive, and i'm fortunate for that. but i feel the pain of having fled my country and my profession. i now have a part-time job as a janitor. the only work i could find after 14 months of unemployment. we are alive, out of the crossfire, but having lost so much. you're watching, al jazeera america presents: killing the messenger. >> now inroducing, the new al jazeea america mobile news app. get our exclusive in depth, reporting when you want it. a global perspective wherever you are. the major headlines in context. mashable says... you'll never miss the latest news >> they will continue looking for suvivors... >> the potential for energy production is huge... >> no noise, no clutter, just real reporting. the new al jazeera america mobile app, available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now you're watching, al jazeera america presents: killing the messenger. >> there have been 20 journalists murdered in russia since 2000 when uh. president putin came first to office. and in none of those cases, have t

in the off season traded to the vancouver white caps. that's where he plays now. his parents are iranian immigrants which then qualifies him to play for the iranian team. >> good for him. good luck to him, as well. >>> good monday morning to mike. >> we're doing all right. take you to a crash in san jose. first, we'll look at the live traffic flow northbound 101 and a good volume of traffic and no slowing right here at 680. a look at the maps and take you to this over here this moves smoothly. 680 off of 101 northbound at ha halstead we have your far lane blocked. they might be waiting for an electrician. no live wires reported and one lane is blocked and if you want to avoid anything like that and take capital avenue. again, four out of your five lanes are moving smoothly past that scene and no word when that will clear, though. coming to the tri-valley an easy, light built out of t altamont pass. the rest of your approach to the bay bridge moves very smoothly, however, a deadly crash in vallejo right around tennessee street. again, completely out of lanes and tr

they are back home hosting vancouver white caps over the weekend.board leading two to nothing after the first half but do not count union out just yet they put up three goals in the second half and final score draw three-three. that is all for sports i'm leslie van arsdal have a great take. >>> one california high school student is winner of a brand new car, a chevrolet dealership offered up a 2014 chevy sonic to any high school student in the santa ana school district with perfect attendance this year. 974 students from nine area high schools had perfect attendance. each student pick a key and then got a chance to start the car. >> pretty amazing. i will be able to drive once i get my license. >> wow, doesn't even have her license yet. well, mckendra lopez won the car. this was her first time ever starting the car. she walks to school 30 minutes each way every single day and still made it every day. thus, perfect attendance n1 in her family has a car so apparently this is a win/win for everybody. that is an exciting day. that is for sure. that is i

. >>> philadelphia union in action they are back home hosting vancouver white caps over the weekend.irst to get the on the board leading two to nothing after the first half but do the the not count union out just yet. they have put up three goals in the second half, final score, three-three. >>> that is all for sports i'm leslie van arsdal, have a great the day. >>> it was something to watch, that is for sure. that is it for "eyewitness news" at 6:00 here's what we have coming up at #. >>> a year book controversy, fans furious over jokes in the year book why they think the school is being hipocrit california. >>> also ahead wild scene in the the skies we will tell you where 4-inch hail fell, it is just crazy. >>> no hail here, that is for sure just another beautiful day ahead. carol's forecast and more when we come right hello! i'm a kid. and us kids have an important message for our grown ups. three grams daily of beta-glucan... a soluable fiber from whole grain oat foods like cheerios can help lower cholesterol. and where can you find beta-glucan? in oats. and, they're yummy! i'm g

i'll never forget showing up in vancouver before the 2010 olympics and been confronted with a headline where one half of the page is thousands of dollars cut from british columbia public education. on the other side, completely disconnected articles from the millions spent to fight now to top of mt. because of global warming they didn't have enough snow for the scheme. or the fact that in sochi, earlier this year, the corruption within such a grandscale that one of railroad project cost $9 billion. more than the previous two maternal and combined yet there is so much corruption that went into this $9 billion to make this one railway that they could have paved the railway with a thin coating of caviar that would've cost less than $9 billion. if somehow they said it's a $9 billion in. i will never forget being in london before the olympics and donaldson about the corporate rights to the olympics and they bought the rights to be the only people within a certain radius of the olympic games that could sell french fries. so if you wanted a french fry, you had to go to donald. so just to test

i went to vancouver, canada. i'm still alive, and i'm fortunate for that. but i feel the pain of having fled my country and my profession. i now have a part-time job as a janitor. the only work i could find after 14 months of unemployment. we are alive, out of the crossfire, but having lost so much. you're watching, al jazeera america presents: killing the messenger. >> i find it immoral to destroy something like this >> an epic fight to preserve a way of life. >> we ask for strength as we take on one of the most powerful forces on the globe >> a battle for the very soul of this state, but is time running out? >> it's a wholesale effort to buy government... fault lines al jazeera america's >> ground breaking... >> we have to get out of here... award winning investigative documentary series wisconsin's mining standoff on al jazeera america you're watching, al jazeera america presents: killing the messenger. >> there have been 20 journalists murdered in russia since 2000 when uh. president putin came first to office. and in none of those cases, have those who

rainfall from salt lake city to vancouver, b.c. that's why it was so windy today.nterclockwise flow dragging down a strong north wind. the wind will be breezy tomorrow morning, but by afternoon tomorrow much calmer as the low moves out. high pressure will move into the perfect spot the next several days, not over the top of us so we're too hot or too far away so we're windy, but just excellent the next several days. winds are relaxing already. they'll continue to overnight and tomorrow morning. speaking of tomorrow morning, not much fog, if any, cloud cover out there as well, pleasant weather the rest of the week, highs tomorrow back to average, concord 82, san jose 78, morgan hill low 80s, low 70s for burlingame and union city, low 80s in antioch and pittsburg, walnut creek 83 tomorrow, dublin 80 with sunshine, berkeley 68, sun yip but cooler and clear lake 82 -- sunny but cooler and clear lake 82 degrees. wednesday looks pleasant and thursday through the weekend really nice weather, mid-80s inland, low 70s near the bay. make the plans maybe for some golf saturday

the vancouver white caps in town coming off a six game winning streak.nion coming off a big win last week. tonight's match up kicks off at 7 o'clock. highlights at 11:00. >>> even if you're not a fan of horse racing it's not hard to get excited. california california chrome can he pill it off? can he become the first horse in 36 years to take the triple crown? we're just about 30 minutes until race time at the belmont stakes. he's coming off a six race winning streak. that includes the kentucky derby and preakness. some tough competition today. wicked strong and ride on kerlin both picked as possible spoilers to pull off the upset. post time is 6:52. >>> since the last triple crown winner there have been 12 other horses who came close including our own hometown favorite smarty jones. although it wasn't meant to be, his legacy on the track continues to leave an impact in the racing worlds. >> smarty jones on the rails cutting the corner. >> reporter: it's hard to believe it's been 10 years since smarty jones was poise d to become horse race o''s first tri

i went to vancouver, canada. i'm still alive, and i'm fortunate for that. but i feel the pain of having fled my country and my profession. i now have a part-time job as a janitor. the only work i could find after 14 months of unemployment. we are alive, out of the crossfire, but having lost so much. you're watching, al jazeera america presents: killing the messenger. >> guns... >> there are two to three million guns in a population of only 8 million people. >> ...and gun laws... >> after those laws came in, there have been no more mass shootings... >> how different countries decide... >> their father had a gun... their grandfather had a gun... >> who has the right to bear arms? 5 days: guns around the world a primetime news special series all next week only on al jazeera america >> we have to move out of here right now >> i think we have a problem... >> we have to get out of here... >> they're telling that they they don't wanna show what's really going on... >> mr. drumfield, i'd like to speak to you for a minute... >> this is where columbia's war continues

there are reports of cash in other countries, tweets from toronto and vancouver. while back in the u.s., there is hidden cash in kansas, tampa, florida. >> well, if he is being a copycat, that's a good thing. >> reporter: and colorado. >> it's pretty cool. you don't see this happen too often, people doing good things for people to find. >> reporter: a wave of generosity thanks to a social experiment that is rapidly spreading. >> gosh, i'm just so excited. i'm so happy. >> reporter: kristen dahlgren, nbc news. >>> up next, a soothing sight for weary travelers making the airport not such a stressful place after all. >>> finally tonight, we've got the perfect antidote for anyone who feels stressed out at the airport. the comforting influence of some special visitors that completely transforms the experience. more from nbc's ayman mohyeldin. >> reporter: at just over two feet tall with glamorous eyelashes and a golden coat, you could say bailey was always destined to be a star. when bailey and her friends show up at los angeles' airport, paparazzi sightings become the

can see thunderstorms as well and cool off towards the north in chicago and toronto, even towards vancouver and seattle. sunny skies with temperatures into the low 20s. i want to show you what's going on in europe as well. a potent low pressure area, that's going to pump some moisture on shore for the british isle and strong thunderstorms could be seen in the southern portions of the uk. large hail, tornadoes possible out of that and flip side, western turkey, eastern portions of the balkans, thunderstorms expected out here for you, but i'll get out of the way because if you're in central europe sunny skies and temperatures in the mid 20s here in your forecast. here's the extended outlook. >>> and before we go, a creature from the deep has been thrilling moviegoers for decades. "godzilla" made his screen debut in 1954. a japanese artist just completed a monster sized painting to mark the anniversary. >> whoa! >> filmmakers and actors gathered at a studio in central tokyo, the birth place of the "godzilla" series. they celebrated the unveiling of the giant mural. the japanese artist spent th

the latest case, a 19-year-old man allegedly high on spice slamming his car into a vancouver home on wednesday. massive structural damage resulted there. luckily, the occupants of the house were reportedly away on vacation. local police saying this is the second spice-related car crash of the week. it's not even over yet. >>> the national guard and red cross are helping a small town in south dakota that was. wexington springs. so far no fatalities have been reported. bill karens -- >> it's amazing no injuries, no fatalities. hopefully they were all underground. >> you and i have been to those locations before. it's always amazing that the people are okay. >> it's the third town in three days in areas of nebraska and south dakota. overall, this is the third day in a row of our major severe weather outbreak. we went three days in a row with over 300 storm reports. about 1,000 storm reports in the last three days. including over 100 tornado reports. a lot of wind damage reports along with the tornadoes. the severe weather threat will be around washington d.c. to virginia beach and also

most unbelievable violence we've had an incredible tragedy of missing and murdered women and in vancouver especially it really shows how criminalization makes their conditions very very vulnerable and the way he raises an interesting question about the fact that there's this licensing scheme at the same time where we know many cities and municipalities across the country do license sex industry businesses so even though we've had these criminal laws that say brothels were illegal nevertheless we have municipalities granting licenses so it's a very messy system and what we know is that from a human rights perspective and from a safety perspective and based on the evidence from canada and all over the world it's really time to move away from criminalization and recognize that the health and safety of sex workers must come first right and for example in edmonton. the licensing of these businesses have generated more than i believe a quarter million dollars for that city alone what were the financial repercussions be criminalizing prostitution. well i mean that it's an interesting question be

no matter what the country was, whether it was south africa, london, sochi, vancouver, the story was always the same. you have displacement, the militarization of public space, you have insane amounts of debt, and then there you have fifa and the ioc getting away with it. they're the devil. they get away with it. they're kaiser sosay. if you're an l.a. confidential fan, they're the people who get away with it. i have to stop referencing '90s movies. was that applause to stop doing that? thank you. demographic. i love it. so, you have to understand that based on my experience, this had always been the case. maddening to go to country after country and to be clear, my job is either kind of cool or lame depending on your perspective. i've been to almost every olympics or the world cup in the last decade but i've never been there when the event is happening. i go there before and afterwardses and peep out what is going on there, and wherever i go you get these stories come out that -- it's satire that is so dark that stephen kolbert and jon stewart wouldn't dare put these on. i showed up

vancouver. in london are no joke. they are pretty expensive. how do they stack up rising wives out there -- pricing wise? >> it's a huge hit in london. it's going to cost you about 40 pounds. it will probably cost me about 22 pounds. it is significantly cheaper. in london, keep in mind that you will take those express lanes, and if you are in a hurry, that is good news. york, cities such as new you can't always pay for a taxi by credit card. for is another big example uber. you can use your smart phone. a problem i have often. >> it is a polarizing company. this is a company that has just raised money. i talked to drivers who have lost their jobs and have a job because of uber. others could not make it as taxi drivers and switched to this instead. this protest is interesting because it flipped on its head the message from uber. that we are fighting the bureaucracy and giving consumers what they want. but protesters say that limousine drivers are people, too. they are not all employed by uber. a lot of people are affected by these changes. the u

so i'm going to be stopping in seven cities in vancouver seattle portland san francisco los angeles san diego and tijuana another solution you're proposing is something you're working on called project free world which uses decentralized crowdfunding to address critical global issues how would it be different than other crowd. and why do you believe that this is the best way to tackle these issues. sure so project free world is actually a crowd solving platform so it's not as much focus on the crowd funding as it is bringing together people who want to help people who need help and the most effective ideas that are already working in regions all around the world so i recently interviewed an organization that works in nairobi and has created a financially sustainable way of creating jobs for the youth living in urban slums and i asked the c.e.o. this is an amazing idea what's stopping you from scaling and for a small organizations very hard for them to get bigger and often when they do get bigger they become more bureaucratic and they stop innovating so rather than waiting for one organi

are in 130 cities and there is only one city ever that i have pulled back any service and that was vancouver. >> black cabs in london are no joke. they are pretty expensive. how do they stack up pricewise? >> to be honest, it's a lot cheaper with uber. office to the our east part of london to notting hill and that will cost me about 40 pounds in a black cap. by take uber it will probably cost me 22 pounds. it's significantly cheaper but in london, if you end up hailing a black cap, you will take those express lanes that are designated for them. if you're in a hurry, that's good news but cities like new york, you cannot always pay for a taxi by credit card. that's another big example with uber. you can still use your smart phone with uber. such a fascinating company. it's a polarizing company and people have such strong opinions. this is a company that has raised money at a $17 billion valuation. i talked to uber drivers who lost their jobs and have a job others whouber and were taxi drivers before and could not make it and decided to switch instead. --this is an interesting this protest is i

with our society which is a society that it catered to serving the heart or grow to a population of vancouverand there we did open north america's only super eight injection site which is a place where people can bring their egos without fear of being arrested or given clean needles steroid or sterile slugs to be in their skins and inject under supervision the idea being that if you don't use puddle water from the back alleys you'll just start of water if you don't use share during the cleaning of your less lead you're on like but you're not going to. pass on the infection to somebody else or get it from somebody who was like a child again or. or have it dated see you or many other scenes and you're also less latent. but that will give you a brain abscess or an abscess of your spine so as climbing the action we reduce you no harm from addiction and it's simply a life saving measure and measure that saves how the dollar is significantly and i measure that makes human life much more. livable for it's going down trodden and traumatized people. that was dr gaber maté author of in the realm of hun

with our society which is he said anybody catered to serve really hard or go to a population of vancouverand there we did open north america's only super eight injection site which is a place where people can bring their egos there's a fear of being arrested given clean needles steroid or sterile slugs to be in their skins and inject under supervision. but if you don't use public water from the back alleys you'll just start of water if you don't use shared during the cleaning of your list you're not going to pass on the infection. somebody else will get it from somebody who was like a child being or. or having dated see you or many others you seen and you're also less latent. but that would give you a brain abscess or an abscess of your spine so as finally to action we reduce you no harm from addiction and simply a life saving measure in a measure that sees how the dollar is significantly and i measure that makes human life much more. livable for these going down trodden and traumatized people. that was dr gaber maté author of in the realm of hungry ghosts. and you guys stick around i'll

. >> everyone forced to abandon a ship off of an island on vancouver, canada. two people and their dog escaped. no word if there were jurisdiction or how the fire started. >> it was 20 years ago today when o.j. simpson's ex-wife and her friend were found dead outside of their home. the murder trial of the football great was known as the trial of the century. and captivated the nation for more than a year. oj acquitted and 20 years later some wondered if it would be different if the killings happen now. >> the dream team thanking the jury and a sense of relief for him and obviously understanding he could have faced the rest of his life in prison. njoining us now is a former prosecutor, and criminal defense attorney. good to see you. it doesn't seem like 20 years, i covered that trial for fox news and what is key to me after being the autopsy was the rage and hatred and they were gruesome and anger and we couldn't show that because they it were so gruesome. >> it was the autopsy photos and dna evident and bloody gloves and socks and there was so much there and th

well, there's a young woman in vancouver that i tweet with all the time.omething. it is from best buy. it's a little gift card and it will help you with a little bit of things that you might need. it's a 500 gift card to help you move on with your life. >> thank you so much. >> must summer page turner by author joanna philbin. first this is nbc. >>> if you plan on hitting the beach this weekend and you're looking for a fun read we've got just the summer page turner you want to pick up. it is called since last summer. it's the sixth novel, that's right by author joanna philbin. if her name sounds familiar it should because they are the daughter of our good friends regis and joy. i feel like your crazy aunt. i'm so proud of you sweetie. >> we've known each other for so long. i know your mom and dad are insanely proud of you both you and j.j. tell us about this particular book. >> this book is actually a follow-up to a book that came up last year called rules of summer. they both took place in east hamilton growing up. the story is about two girls from two ve

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steven peitashour was drafted by the earthquakes who he was a ball boy for and now plays for  vancouverthey take on argentina this saturday morning. our coverage continues online. you'll find a link on where to attend those watch parties. >>> starbucks makes a big move for its workers. >> the only way to properly dispose of an american flag is by burning. >> what's behind this unique ceremony in the south bay. >>> and good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. we do have clear skies for most of the bay. it has been a little windy, with gusts as high as 18 miles per hour. we'll talk more about the wind and also a much warmer mid-week forecast coming up in just a few. >>> twin tunnels completed underneath san francisco have made history. the first two subway tunnels in 30 years. massive round boring machines created a mile and a half long tunnel. it will link the china town neighborhood. part of the renewed investment in transportation. >> wut that and houand business relationships we won't see a very positive future. all these things have to be working together. a bond measure was tal

of a would rather have been in vancouver the new york.ay, all ofd of the us, whether you are one person , we or, or a 20 person shop are a global company. our user andf of customer base is outside the tes.ed datesta i think that the policies which are so u.s. centric and apparently conflict with that. i think it is an interesting and important conversation to have. >> let's talk about this issue of privacy, something that apple has that allows them to pinpoint where any user is within inches. some people think it is a little scary given how easily they can track you, and to what tdeta il. are we living in a post-privacy world? >> i think part of the issue is also what is the possibilities? you can have the kind of beacon technology because of the advancement and chips in silicon valley. different wireless technologies that will allow a customer in a store to find out where the sale is, or allow a person to know which lane is moving faster when driving. , iit is really exciting think catarina has a point. you cannot lock down your privacy

and that's it from here in vancouver, john, back to you. >> yeah, fascinating discussion. tomorrow, a look at how so many guns get into the hands of the innocently ill. >> a lot of people will say well this is a mental health problem, not a gun problem. the united states does not have a monopoly on crazy people. >> tomorrow we will explore the link between mental illness and guns and look at what other countries are doing to keep guns out of the wrong hands. and a little inspiration tonight from the congresswoman who was nearly killed by a gunman. the former democrat from arizona was among 19 shot in arizona in january of 2011. now to u.s. politics and a change in leadership on capitol hill. california congressman kevin mccarthy was elected today as house majority leader, he replaces eric kanter, who is stepping down for the leadership role after unexpectedly losing his virginia primary. up next, targeted and precise, president obama warns of air strikes in iraq if necessary. we get reaction from our reporter in baghdad, and a fighting chance the father's new push to help