why should people here in the room and wider view visit vancouver south. >> selfishly, vancouver is one of the most scenic cities in the world. i to this day every time i land, just thank my parents for selecting kind today and vancouver as a place to live and raise my sister and i. one of the, i think the biggest things for me, for vancouver south is the people. very diverse background. people have been there for many generations to newcomers as well. and the biggest testament to vancouver south as youth, every single time i get to meet, whether the cadets or sports teams, is when i see the excitement in their faces, that, of the opportunity that they have and they look at when they talk about making a difference in the world, and they will make a difference in their own way, you i see that even for all all the challenges as police officer, soldier, minister of defense looking at conflict around the world, that our real future is through them, that their global chemicals they have they have the ability to have impact on this world. >> canada has created, put awesome role models in thei

>> washington state. >> almost vancouver. [ laughter ] >> and he told me stories about coming to vancouver but i can't share those. [ laughter ] >> i'm sure there's a little drinking age differential. >> and we used to go to seattle a lot, too, so -- >> for the aerospace museum? >> yes, aerospace museum. so first, thanks jane harman for hiring me. this is such an amazing place to work because this is the nerve center of united states' relationships with its allies. it's where ideas and speakers come together in a staunchly non-partisan environment and it's where folks like you can come and speak to a broader audience your government, the trudeau government, has attracted a lot of attention since the election. one of the things, of course, was to embark on a very novel approach to cabinet selection. you put a doctor as the health minister. an astronaut as transport minister. >> we're working on warp drive right now. >> exactly. we've got a soldier as defense minister and your military service included one tour in bosnia, three in afghanistan, you were a gangs cop in the vancouver police for

you were a gangs cop in the vancouver police force. so my first question to you, which is more challenging, a live fire situation or question period in parliament? >> i would say you know where the enemy is when you're in a firefight. i will leave it at that. >> is being then you probably didn't know about minister sajjan. you hold a patent, inventor. tell us about your patent. >> that was actually, it was a necessity and most inventions are like that. when i joined the military, joined the reserve and i was told that we had to wear a respirator. i didn't know anything really but the military at that time. so as a respirator i decided when i was about 16 i would wear a turban and grow my beard. but to wear a respirator you have to be clean-shaven. for me to be in the military i had to wear a respirator. i really wanted to be in the military. but i realized if i didn't pass this training i would have been released. so i was always told there is challenge in front of you, figure it out. so i did. i used to, i was a snorkeling one day and

vancouver, what's it got to offer? >> well- vancouver is one of the most scenic cities in the world. still till this day every time i land i just thank my parents for selecting canada and vancouver as a place to live and raise my sister and i. and one of the -- i think the biggest things for me was the fact that it's the people. very diverse background. people have been there for many generations to newcomers as well. and the biggest testament to vancouver south is the south. every single time i get to meet whether it's the cadets or sports teams, is when i see the excitement in their faces, of the opportunity that they have. and they look at -- when they talk being making a difference in the world, and they will make a difference in their own way, i see that even for the challenges that whifen i was a police officer, and then a soldier, looking at the conflict around the world, the future is for them. thai going to have an impact on this world. >> well, canada has put awesome role models in the government. and i'll no

you were in the vancouver police force. which is more challenging, a live fire situation or parliament? mr. sajjan: you know where the enemy is in a firefight. [laughter] ms. dawon: the second thing you probably didn't know about the minister, you hold a patent. you are an inventor. tell us about it. that was out of necessity. most inventions are like that. when i joined the military, i was told we had to worry respirator. i didn't know anything about the military. decided i was going to wear a turban and grow my beard, but to wear a respirator, you have to be clean shaven. i wanted to be in the military, but i realized if i didn't have this training, i would have been released. told, if there is a challenge in front of you, figure it out. so i did. i was snorkeling one day and i figured out a way to design a hood so i could wear it on top of my turban as well. any facial respirator works with it. i first put it together, i couldn't test it. you don't carry teargas. designed this. into testing,go and i didn't know if this w

we got vancouver in the house? there some people who either like vancouver or are from. >> seth: a strange amount of people from vancouver. [ laughter ] >> but he was awesome. and he's such a great director. and he's so good at it. yeah, i am really excited for it to come out. >> seth: fantastic, you are also doing a show on netflix called "friends from college"? >> yes, yes. >> seth: and that's directed by nick stoller. he's a fantastic director. >> it is, yes, yes, he is wonderful, yes. >> seth: and so, what's the cast for this show? >> uh, it's keegan-michael key, myself, fred savage, jae sue park, nat faxson, and annie parise. >> seth: that's great. well i can't wait to see that. yes, it's really good. and it's always such a pleasure to see you. >> so good to see you. >> seth: congrats on your show and everything. and safe travels. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. i know, it's gonna be an adventure. >> seth: cobie smulders, everybody. present laughter is playing with the st. james theater. we'll be right b

vancouver has its own penalty kick. he has proposed. that would have tied it.d escapes, a 1-0 victory ended a three-game streak. moving day for senior pga championship at potomac falls. the rain held off, so the attorney is on schedule for a sunday finish. our shot of the day comes from stephen ames. this par 3 15, 166 yards away. a couple of bounces. yes, puts it right where he wants it. hole in one, high fives all around. your leader after three rounds, vijay singh. he had a great round, shot five under 67, 15 under for the attorney. he has a one-shot lead over a time senior major winner bernard biter. one final note -- the o's drop their sixth in a row, final 5-2. kimberly: this is really cool for history buffs. abraham lincoln's signature is up for sale. also includes the signatures of cabinet members and military leaders. the 1861 document is valued at only $150,000. i think that sounds low. for abraham lincoln signature? proceeds will go to the fisher house foundation, which helps military families. rock music lost a legend today. greg allman died at his

i went to the hong kong marathon, vancouver marathon, many races, and one day i saw the rickshaw in asakusasee you guys soon! you can follow the team's epic journey on social media — but if you want to try a hand pulled rickshaw for yourself, there's no better place than asakusa in tokyo. hi! i've come down to meet one of the city's few female rickshaw drivers. so how did you get into this career? i liked the marathon! i went to the hong kong marathon, vancouver marathon, many races, and one day i saw the rickshaw in asakusa and oh, i thought this is myjob! it felt like destiny! wow, 0k! yeah! the rickshaw, orjinrikisha as they're called here, was invented in tokyo in the 19th century. her boss told me how things have changed since then. the rickshaw used to be like a taxi a long time ago but now it's more for entertainment. a good rickshaw driver needs to quickly feel what the customer wants to do. some people want to be entertained, some want to see the scenery, some want to listen to the guide. it depends on the customer. 0k, first we have to look the part. you've got me a uniform? yeah!

vancouver is a great city for many large u.s.ho are having trouble bringing someone into the u.s. they bring them into vancouver instead. that has been part of our structure from the beginning. so it has been less of an impact for us. we also have offices in dublin as i just mention, in melbourne, in toronto and new york. so the immigration issues have been less -- they make people who work as slack as citizens are more concerned about than i am as the chief executive of the company. but there is a general atmosphere of uncertainty when it comes to trade policy, when it comes to tax policy, when it mes to immigration, and in that context, it will be different for business toss make decisions. communication software is going to be need either way. >> talking about talent be and acquiring threaten, specifically internationally is another issue that we are having to consider seriously in britain as well. lot of the talent comes from continent, and brate problems can be caused. do you have to consider both sides of the atlantic and t

. >> vancouver. >> seth: vancouver. >> yeah.eers and applause ] >> seth: way more, a scary amount of people from vancouver. [ laughter ] >> yeah. because they're like, "oh i want to buy weed illegally." so that when they come to the states -- they go all the way across. >> seth: well for the thrill of it. >> for the thrill. you -- just the high. the natural high of the unnatural high. um, so we were in vancouver and it was great. i mean it's lovely. i never spent much time up there. but it's very family friendly and you know, a lot of pinball would be played in pubs around the town, which is great. good to know. also other things are there that are legal that i'm into, so that's fun. um, you know, taking rights on red, stuff like that. [ laughter ] >> seth: that was always your thing. >> always my thing. it just, it makes sense. [ light laughter ] new york, they don't get that, they don't get that. come on de blasio. enough with the free school. >> seth: don't start this again. >> no, enough with the free school for children. ri

vancouver is a great city for a large u.s.companies having trouble bringing people in, they bring them to vancouver. that has been part of our stop share from the beginning. it has had less of an impact for us. we also have offices in dublin, as i mentioned, mahlberg, toronto. the immigration issues -- people who work at slack as citizens are more concerned than r.i.m as the chief it --than i am as chief executive of the company, there is an air of uncertainty when it comes to trade policy, tax policy, immigration. in that context they can be difficult for businesses to make decisions. there is obviously also -- luckily, communications software will be needed either way. emily: that was stewart butterfield, ceo of slack. one disclosure, the venture capital arm of bloomberg lp is an investor in slack. a story we are watching, facebook is stepping up its review of controversial videos, including videos per train crime in suicide, this after recent murders in cleveland and thailand were both posted on the site. mark zuckerberg sa

miguel almaguer, nbc news, vancouver. >>> now to a warning from doctors to parents, stop giving fruite to babies. in a new report, the american academy of pediatrics says babies shouldn't have fruit juice for the first year of their life changing the first guidance of the first six months. babies under a year old get no nutritional benefit from juice that could be loaded with sugar. >>> when we come back, we'll have some final thoughts on this historic day in jerusalem. stay with us. [radio alarm] ♪ julie is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women with hormone receptor- positive her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first ibrance plus letrozole was significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus letrozole. and ibrance plus letrozole shrunk tumors in over half of these patients. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. b

there is huge growth in vancouver as well.ontario government announced a 15% tax on foreigners coming to buy houses here. i suppose i have two questions for you. one, is this a bubble, and is this the way to fix it? the other one is, surely as a liberal, what is wrong with someone like me coming here to buy a house? p.m. trudeau: i encourage you to come and move to canada, and settle, spend all of your money, and invest, and hire more people. we are open to global investment. i think one of the challenges we are facing, and we certainly saw it -- john: you can't, with a straight face, say you are open to global investment on one hand, and then charge people 15% if they want to buy a house? p.m. trudeau: it depends on whether it is speculation, or whether it is living to move moving in to live. the challenge that we're facing is one of, and we saw this more acutely a year ago in vancouver, a dearth of data on exactly who's doing what, and what is doing what. one of the things people were calling on the federal government to do

. >> check out this photo in vancouver.s like a bunch of kids standing around before the prom, right? they're ready to take pictures. >> look a little closer. see that jogger? >> i know who that is. >> canada's prime miernist justin trudeau deciding to photo bomb the prom group while out for a jog. he's a good sport. he stopped to take a photo with all of them afterwards. >>> some crazy video from canada. you have to see this. it's a little scary. a sea lion grabs a young girl off of the dock right into the water. >> the girl and her family were visiting stevenson wharf near vancouver when the incident took place. a person watching cam toured this ordeal -- captured this ordeal on video. >> there she is. >> after she gets in a relative dives into the water and lifted the girl to safety. she was not hurt. want to emphasize that. >> she wasn't hurt, but it's still scary. marine experts think the by people throwing bred crumbs and perhaps mistook that girl's dress for food. >> a lesson for all of us. >>> now wusa9 game on spor

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was the scene over the weekend as frustrated ticket holders stood for hours outside the stadium in vancouver. the venue recently added security to crack down on scalpers. many ns asked to produce their tickets and the credit card used to buy them. that lead to security lines that stretched more than a mile. fans say about 30 minutes after the concert began, the gate agents just started waving everyone through. students at crofton middle school in maryland are working to spread positive messages.. after a noose was found on campus. about 300 students and community members took part in a project yesterday evening called "chalk the walk." they wrote messages of love and kindness on a school walkway. the noose was found thursday. a surveillance camera captured images of the suspects. on friday, police arrested two 19-year-olds. the suspects are charged with trespassing, disturbing school operations, and disorderly conduct. there is much mo morning washington. q mccray.. what are you working. stronger is blasting without risking her bones. it's training her good cells... to fight