brian pitches in when not working as a meat cutter at a grocery store in vancouver while stacey workss dad's shop and learns his craft. >> birds of prey are my favorite. they look menacing even when they're standing still. >> his dad taught him anyone can learn to stuff a bird, but to turn a lifeless pile of feathers into this, it's about the expression, the pose, the articulation of muscles and limbs. stacey demonstrates the skills he learned at his father's side. >> so, now i'm separating the feathers along the breast plate and stomach area. the entire leg bone stays in, attached to the skin. and then you wrap cotton around the legs to make it look like it has flesh again. before, they just used to inject formaldehyde in the little fleshy part of the -- this part of the wing. >> from start to finish, each piece can take days of painstaking work. >> he would go at 9:00 in the morning, and sometimes he wouldn't come home till 8:00 at night. >> steve's dedication pays off. soon, his shop is attracting customers from all over north america and beyond. what kind of money can you make doi

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vancouver. nobody seems brave enough to grasp it. we look forward... vancouver.p it. we look forward. .. the times and everybody else, frontpage, a jubilant england woman cricketer because they did have a stunning victory against india at lord's.|j walk past laws earlier and you could hear that she is of a packed house and it is a terrific story and that isa and it is a terrific story and that is a terrific photograph by anyone's standard. anya shrubsole, absolutely great. grasping the wind from the jaws of defeat. 40 years of trying and we have now won it. they are probably really badly paid and so at least there's that. that's it for the papers this hour. thanks, natalie and rob.

you see, her daughter lives in vancouver so she flew from vancouver to denver to give mom a very bighe whole family together in denver. whip out the special brownies. >> oh. the ones she made with lots of love. >> exactly those ones. >>> now, you see piper here, she's about to see her mom for the first time. somebody shaking something in front of her eyes, but you notice she wasn't really looking the whole time. then they put some glasses on her. >> hello, piper. hello. >> this is a look if i was her mom, that i would just watch over and over. especially when she's a teenager and trying your last nerve. that is the sweetest smile you will see all day. little piper quinn smiling at her mother amber kennedy. piper has a rare disorder, it makes her eyes not focus. these glasses are going to help her. now she's able to focus on her mom. >>> dude perfect's latest video is a whole new way to play cards. >> it's incredible. >> it doesn't make sense what i'm seeing. >> see for yourself rightthisminute.com, click on tv show, or just check it out on our mobile app. >>> this new dude perfect vi

working in places like vancouver , they have space injection sites.hat we're doing is looking at a task force to understand a safe injection site and how it might work in a place like san francisco. what do we need to do? will this reduce the number of needles we see out on the street ? with the save lives and money? in vancouver, over 3500 people were referred to detox and not back in the system. in the first year they had $1.8 million in savings from city services as a result of opening up a site in vancouver. i do think that we should look at the data. we should look at where it is working on the possibility that this may be something that could potentially work here. i do not want to see the needles all over the street. we need to do better as a city. this could potentially be a solution to help us to so. >> give us an update. this task force has started looking into the viability of a safe injection site. how far along is this task force, and what happens next >> they have been meeting for about a month and a half. i will be attending the next me

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the trip from vancouver canada to greenland's capital city nuuk took 24 days. onboard to document the voyage was a team of associated press reporters. joining us now via skype from nuuk, greenland is one of the a.p. reporters, frank jordans. >> so frank, the fact that it's 24 days, that's a new record. what does that tell us? >> well, what is new this year is that the finnish ice break in nordica, was able to go from vancouver to nca nuuk and arrive earliest ever recorded. >> sreenivasan: meaning it's a warmer temperature? >> yes, the ice coverage fluctuates year by year. sometimes it increases a little bit. sometimes it's less. what that meant for our trip was, we were able to enter the northwest passage earlier and found remarkably little ice. and the ice that we did find was quite thin. >> sreenivasan: what are the consequences if the ice is thinning earlier, and if this passage is opening? >> well, there's a lot of speculation in the last few years ago about whether or not the northwest passage might become a new shipping highway. cargo ships, tourist ships

. >> seth: and you have been going out to vancouver. we were talking backstage. >> yes.d, who is working on a show called "riverdale." >> seth: what a fantastic show. [ cheers and applause ] but -- >> you want to -- can i tell you something right now? this is the difference -- this is how much younger your audience is than mine. every time i say "riverdale" to my audience, they're like, "what is that, a school?" [ light laughter ] and like, your audience just reacted to that. >> seth: yeah. but they should -- your audience should know it, because they maybe read archie comics. >> maybe. [ laughter ] >> seth: so, but you've been doing like outdoorsy vacations. >> i've been doing outdoorsy vacations. we took the kids camping at a place on vancouver island, where -- the first thing you do is you arrive by sea plane. and -- and at first i got very -- i didn't know how to pack, so i'm such an idiot, mark said, we're going camping, but they have a jacuzzi. so i packed two bikinis and a pair of shorts. >> seth: great. >> meanwhile, i'm going to the wilderness in snow-capped mou

there was a huge, huge gathering for him at vancouver avenue baptist church. was not present for that but my grandmother on my mother's side, alberta louise randolph. i carry her middle name. grandma randolph was present and in fact she got -- she came away with dr. king's book, "stride toward freedom" signed by him, and i now have that book in my collection. but that was a huge moment and event in the portland black community that connected portland's black community to the movement. >> what stands out to me for avel's early activism is when she had the first job in the oregon division of corrections, and after sort of leaving home, leaving community, leaving campus, now out in the state apparatus, the state structure, and having to use your voice, both on behalf of parolees and people in the system and on her own behalf, because of the treatment that you were given in that job, i don't know if that's the spark spark but to me that's a crucial moment of transition because a lot of what happened help support and affirm what you were seeking in education and im

. >> about 200 whales stay between that area and vancouver island all summer and fall. there. while we've seen this sort of stuff before, how many times would you say y it's like a care bear whale hybrid of some sort of all of the above. >>> this morning on "world news now," the president throwing shade. the simmering tension between the president and attorney general. >> president trump saying jeff sessions should not have recused himself from the russia probe and admitting he wouldn't have hired him in the first place if he had known he would step aside. >>> and we're following breaking news following senator john mccain, the confirmation he has a brain tomb iumor. what we're learning about the specific type of cancer he's battling and the latest outpouring of support. >>> and today is the big day for o.j. simpson, set to face a parole board that will decide whether to set him free. and we're hearing from one man who once held

here's a picture of one of those organizations in vancouver with an estimated 22,000 that injected drugs in san francisco with heroin and methadone. according to the recent survey, the debate is over how to operate these safe injection sites if they are in fact created. there is a safe injection task force created by the city of san francisco with some discussion on how many hours should the sites be open, during just business hours or 24 hours a day as they are in the other country. people responding say that to give them the incentive to go to the injection sites, and do the drug use under supervision, some incentives could include providing food, showers and mental health counselors. the san francisco examiner reports the safe injection task force will review and talk about the results of the survey we just mentioned at the next meeting scheduled for august.>> very interesting.>>> it is 5:35 am. >>> happening today, new rules in effect to crack down on bad behavior at the san mateo county beach and the tanita's creek beach located south of half moon bay is a popular destination for la

. >>> vancouver to san francisco. a cancer survivor finished a long bike ride for years, men have enjoyed their man caves without guilt. now, it's mama's turn. welcome to my she shed. ...where i enjoy not cooking, not gardening, and not cleaning. ...where me and the girls can let loose. oh, look at the time! me time... mmm..brownies. fiber one 90 calorie brownies. allll mine. ♪ ♪ ♪ here's a live look from the santa cruz camera. there's some fog but not as much as yesterday. this is a look at the beach and the pier there. lisa is going to explain to us what's going on with the weekend weather forecast and throughout the week. we're looking at a bit of a warmup. now back with an emotional reunion in san jose. a professional soccer player met the men who saved his life during a special ceremony yesterday. our reporter has the story. >> this is the first time he's meeting the men who saved him face to face. before there were words, there were hugs. >> true believer. god gave me second chance. i don't remember. but you guy

i have seen the press reports on the hotel in vancouver. i have asked about it and my understanding is that the state department, as we frequently do assist other agencies where we have a conflict and making hotel bookings. my understanding is the bookings that you refer to work forsecret service. they were not for the state department. we just happened, because we have a consulate, we did not seek out the booking. they were not our people. it was for another government agency. >> no. so you do not know whether or not anyone in the trumporganization or administration requested assistance from stateto help secure a trump administration property, but you will look into that and get us an answer? >> yes. >> i am sure you understand the thrust of these questions? i serve on a number of committees, one is the appropriations. i really believe that taxpayers are entitled to know how their money is being spent. and then it is a judgment call for them more than anything. has the state department, the department of state rated a property or purchase

and places like seattle and vancouver. >> wow. >> seattle, as well.o stay away from the big city lights to help improve your chances of seeing that. there's a geomagnetic storm watch. a solar flare has come off the sun recently that is charging electrons in the atmosphere. that is going to create a beautiful i did place, ultimately call ed photons to light up the sky. we're expecting the greatest chances of seeing the northern lights today across north america from, again, vancouver to minneapolis, chicago and syracuse, all the way to buffalo and bangor, maine, as we head into europe. oslo, st. petersburg, into glasgow. unfortunately, not for you in london, you're just a little too far south to see the lights. what are the most common colors in the sky? typically we see shades of green and yellow. if you're lucky, you might see some of the multihued purples, blues, even the violets. if you're extremely fortunate, well, you'll get that dancing red glare on the horizon. that is the rarest light form that you would see. now in terms of your best viewing

. >> vancouver aquarium is now taking care of a babe otter, some boaters found, it so cute. he was the in open water, he is two to four weeks old, he should be with his mom for up to 6 months, they are feeding and bathing him, grooming him. 24/7, he is adore able. >> a family in wisconsin woke up to a unusual special guest in their backyard, this is kelly the elephant who escaped from circus world museum, and made her way to the family backyard, she had a day of la leisure an fun. this woman found a bear chillingo her back fence, got a hold of the bird feeder. she went to town, a whole video of it, he seems to be so happy. >> he is coming back could taking over the bird feeder again. >> a bald eagle is recovering in washington this weekend. so washington humane field service rescued, they responded to call about an injured bald eagle not able to flying they savely captured bird and transported him to wildlife for care. >> tomorrow is independents day. 4th of july celebrating out of your freedoms, every one of them. in bill of righting from 1 to 27. we need freedom from stud

earlier this year, vancouver canada adopted a similar vacancy tax. >>> conservative, shapiro accepted -- they invited shapiro to speak on september 14th at 7:00 p.m. that's the other group that invited other conservatives to speak. but those talks never happened because of security concerns. the college republicans have ask the campus to provide a facility for shapiro that will accommodate 500 people. >>[screaming]. >> this was the scene when shapiro visited cal state last year. black lives matters protestors showed up and shouted him down. shapiro is the conservative -- >>> our time is 4:09. some of your favorite websites may look different. the protest happening by facebook, goggle and we'll tell you more about a recent decision about net neutrality by republicans and the federal communications community. >>> donald trump jr. speaks out to fox news exclusively about his meet with the russian leader after the trump campaign tried to dig up dirt on hillary clinton last year. >>> good morning, we do see that traffic is off to a good start. if you are hitting the road soon, this is high

we are going to show you video from the website of the safe injection site in vancouver. the debate as to whether or not the safe sites are created is also about whether to keep them opened during business hours or 24 hours. the idea behind the site is sold to drug use is supervised and supervisors make sure dirty needles are not used and people can get help in case of overdose. we spoke with a san francisco man who used to struggle with addiction for many years. he now has a steady job and a place to live he says resources were very helpful to him he thinks it is a good idea to have something like this to help people struggling with drug abuse. >> at one point in my life i was addicted but now i have made a change. i was thankful at those times to get help getting clean instruments. but now i can see how it would benefit people instead of adding to the problem. people in the streets need help. >>> according to a recent survey there are an estimated 22,000 people who inject drugs in san francisco. 50% is heroin, 34% methamphetamine and 2/3 drug users are homeless with 1/3

track on his new movie, "story of girl" because his wife, kyra sedgwick is calling the shots in vancouverh for her to keep her mouth shut when it comes to, you know, things she thinks could be done better. >> kevin means that as a compliment to his wife of 28 years. he has been pushing kyra to direct for a long time. she finally took his advice and cast him in her debut project. >> action. >> are you see a different side to her? >> somebody came up to me after the first day and said, you know, we're so relieved because it has gone so well, and with a first will have time director, you never know. i knew. >> i love the ways do that. that's what i'm saying anyway. kevin is amazing. he is a great collaborator. we have been working together in every way since we have been together, and i worked with him as an actor. i have never been his director, but i often, you know, i have notes. i just sometimes keep quiet about them. >> but making this a true family affair, kyra and kevin's 25-year-old daughter has a supporting role in the lifetime tv movie about a teenage girl whose life changes foreve

headed from vancouver to oregon when it jumped off the tracks. 250 people were on board but only a few people had minor injuries. trying to figure out what happened. >>> the president is pushing a new idea, get more support to repeal and replace obama care. why not repeep it now and replace it later -- repeal it now and replace it later. >> reporter: one thing many republicans were hoping to celebrate ahead of the 4th of july holiday was a vote on the gop bill. >> i don't think we are getting anywhere. >> reporter: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell was forced to delay the vote after the congressional budget office said 22 million more americans would be uninsured under the gop plan. that made constituents furious. >> kicking them off healthcare -- [ indiscernible talking ] >> reporter: president trump tweeted friday if republicans were unable to pass the bill they should immediately repeal obama care and replace it later. trump's new -- president trump's new proach was drafted by a senator of november. -- approach was drafted by a senator from november. >> we should do repeal with

. >> lindsey whittaker was a prostitute for six years and it.ed to talk about born in vancouver, washington age 12 and landed on the streets of portland. >> at what point did you go from runaway kid with a troubled life at home to a kid who was pushed into the sex trafficking business? >> mainly just wrong people. there's pimps and mean dirty people everywhere and they approached me and i told them was going on because i was scared you know. a little child on the streets what they are going to eat or where they are going to go so you don't have that and to body comes and tries comfort you and take you in and you fall for and it. >> sort of groom you? >> yes. train you. they slowly manipulate your mind things ly say little that get you to where they want you. predators out there, terrorists are looking for their prey. the eff tiegs leads guardian group that works to disrupt sex trafficking in the u.s. he just got engaged. this is an indicator that she's working for him. >> he is also a counterterrorism expert who spent 25 years in army special to recruiting for child trafficking? > it is in

these guys out in vancouver at a very popular park, white cliff park. charging full speed ahead toward the rocky cliff. >> a herd in packs pushing fish into a situation they can't get away from and then pow! >> it's what the whales were charging towards. >> oh! >> were afraid of. >> has there ever been a recorded case of a killer whale taking a guy? >> these guys weren't about to find out for sure. they get out of the water onto the rocks. look at this one. it goes right up to the rocks to where these dudes are. >> guys, maybe swim somewhere else. >> oh my god! >> look at how they're clinging to the rocks, like oh my! >> i'd get the heck out of there, just in case. >>> twins have that twin thing, right? >> kind of like you and i. >> i'd love to play this game with you nick because buzzfeed put three sets of twins to the test. they're going to play never have i ever. >> i really want it to all be the same. i want them to have had the same experiences and it would mess with my mind. >> lexi and ali, benny and jack and lauren and alexis. the first question

that train was traveling between vancouver, british colbia and eugene, egon. >>> president trump back on the tonight.gainst the media he took aim at cnn on ttter and the cable network fired back. the late es showdown comes down as hundredsarched in san francisco, at one point blocking off thembarcadero demanding the president be impeached. tiffan is here with the latest. >> demonstrators of the impeachment march told me president trump continues to disappointment and this tweet is no exceptn. the president's supporters have liked and retweeted it hundreds of thousands of time >> oh, my god, what's going to happen. >> reporter: presint trump supporters say they elected a fighter so this video showing the president circa 2007 taking down a manbscured by cnn's logo doesn't bother them. >> he's doing a good b. on top of that he can have fun doing it, more power to him. >> reporter: leo says the tweet is not a threat to the freedom of press. >> all of this is taken out of context. it's humor and that's the way a modernresident works. >> reporter: the only context president trump provided w

from vancouver, washington, please welcome back anjuli davidson.eers and applause] ♪ anjuli, welcome back, girl. >> hi. >> how you doing? >> good, how are you? >> come on over. ♪ welcome back. >> hi.

market by rising property prices in vancouver and toronto. overall there was a rise of almost a 1/3 in property purchases in the united states last year worth around $153 billion. catherine: quite tropical temperatures in paris, i feel like i'm in florida. the pictures make me want to go to the real thing, though. thanks very much. stephen carroll, our business editor. and we'll move on now with some sports headlines starting with the tour de france which has reached a particularly grueling and potentially decisive stage this wednesday. >> michael matthews has claimed his second stage win on this year's tour de france, coming out on top of a breathless french finish. a five-man group broke away earlier in the pedal. he was part of the group that came in quickly. chavenelle was the last to be swallowed up by the peloton. the green jersey struggled over the opening climb getting detached from the leading group. no such problems for the yellow jersey, the defending champion, perfectly placed to keep out of trouble. there were thrills and spills

that train was traveling between vancouver, british columbia and eugene, oregon. >>> president trump back on the attack against the media tonight. he took aim at cnn on twitter and the cable network fired back. the late es showdown comes down as hundreds marched in san francisco, at one point blocking off the embarcadero demanding the president be impeached. tiffany is here with the latest. >> demonstrators of the impeachment march told me president trump continues to disappointment and this tweet is no exception. the president's supporters have liked and retweeted it hundreds of thousands of times. >> oh, my god, what's going to happen. >> reporter: president trump supporters say they elected a fighter so this video showing the president circa 2007 taking down a man obscured by cnn's logo doesn't bother them. >> he's doing a good job. on top of that he can have fun doing it, more power to him. >> reporter: leo says the tweet is not a threat to the freedom of press. >> all of this is taken out of context. it's humor and that's the way a modern president works. >> reporter: the only c

from vancouver, washington, please welcome back anjuli davidson.heers and applause] ♪ anjuli, welcome back, girl. >> hi. >> how you doing? >> good, how are you? >> come on over. ♪ welcome back. >> hi. >> you're in the middle of a great game. we'll catch everybody up to that in a second, but i want to talk about you. >> awesome. >> you're a student? >> yes. >> of what? >> well, eventually i want to become a nurse practitioner and then open my own private

backed syrian rebels started an operation to retake record back in the vancouver and last month breached the walls of the old city washington hasn't revealed the number of u.s. soldiers operating there but a coalition spokesman earlier said there are not hundreds. dylan also said the u.s. led coalition forces in iraq and more exposed to enemy contact than those in iraq's mosul were according to him there in syria on and devising assisting and accompanying mission and he lab rated on the meaning of this by saying american troops call in air strikes. takes a close look. by its this train those are all the tags you always get when the pentagon tries to explain what american soldiers are doing in iraq in fear for years and assist training aspect advise and assist in training mission. training equipping. a company. to train equip and assist in the company and our partners on the ground so let's break down those terms that often fall like a bunch of cliches actually mean very specific things to train and equip that's how it usually begins that's sort of like a boot camp when u.s. instructors p

anita bathe is a reporter with cbc news in vancouver, and is covering the unfolding emergency in kamloopsen things were looking quite bleak. we spoke to you 2a hours ago, when things were looking quite bleakm it any better now? the situation is different depending on where you are. so right now, further north, in the province, the situation is getting worse. there have been more evacuations in the last four hours, many people forced to leave their homes, along with a number of major highways closed in small to medium towns out there. so it reallyjust depends on where you are. we're about around 10,000 hectares burning right now. 2000 firefighters helping in those efforts, with many more coming from other provinces across the country. like you said, the armed forces are on standby, especially to help with the more than 7000 people that have been forced to leave their home. now, if you were watching yesterday, we were in the same spot in the air quality here was not good at all. you could smell the smoke everywhere, and it was very hazy. but where we are right now, that has gotten better. s

not a rereason to rereason to ro 24 days at sea, travelled more than 6200 miles from vancouver to greenlandthe reason they made it faster is sobering part, there's less ice many think due to global warming and sciencist think it will be completely free of ice by 20 -- >>> tonight cleveland police are investigating facebook scam after hundreds of moms say they were contributed out of more thn $200,000. >> selling baby products and now facing felony charges. they would bait them, shipping big purchases and then offer smaller ticket items like diapers and not deliver. >> she made it more believable because when you first got it you did get things and all of a sudden it stopped. you. >> only to zfr she was duped. >> i was angry. so mad. >> she blamed it on delivery companies. the facebook group deactivated. so far no response but tonight a warrant for her arrest. >> the moms we talked to say they paid for several different vendors but so far no luck getting any of their money back. authorities tell me there could be many more victims. >> a four-year-old colorado girl found a terrifying problem

the canadian city of vancouver is holding its first indigenous fashion week, spotlighting designs byst nations communities have joined forces for the four—day event. many of those on the catwalk are current or former foster children. the organiser of the event, joleen mitton, who's a former model, said she hoped it would give young indigenous people "a sense of their own culture". sri lanka has signed a billion—dollar deal with china for the control and development of a deep sea port. the site is in the strategically important southern town of hamba ntota. it's near the main shipping route between asia and europe. the agreement had been delayed because of local concerns that the port could be used by the chinese military. our south asia editor, anbarasan ethirajan, has more. located in southern sri lanka, ha m ba ntota located in southern sri lanka, hamba ntota port straddles located in southern sri lanka, hambantota port straddles the world ‘s busiest east—west shipping route. called with chinese financial assistance in 2010, the port was supposed to transform the poor regions in th

man's mineral financier and mining industry player robert friedland made the case for copper in vancouver last week he's incredibly bullish on the mineral estimating it'll increase nine fold in the next twenty years out shining gold copper is currently trading around two eighty nine a pound a two year high meanwhile gold is bouncing back from a dip in december still chasing those two thousand and sixteen values to talk about how comfort could come out on top i'm joined by peter schiff c.e.o. of euro pacific capital peter friedland says he's confident copper will outperform gold as an investment in the coming years but obviously we have to look at where his opinion comes from his company is currently developing one of the world's largest com for projects in the congo so i want to ask you what's your outlook on copper do you think that he's right that it could outperform gold. well if anything could happen and i'm bullish on copper i think he's right to be optimistic you know there's going to be more demand for copper particularly if the dollar keeps falling and hit a new low for the year t

i have seen the press reports on the hotel in vancouver. i have asked about it and my understanding is that the state department, as we frequently do , assist other agencies where we have a conflict and making hotel bookings. my understanding is the bookings that you refer to work for secret service. they were not for the state department. we just happened, because we have a consulate, we did not seek out the booking. they were not our people. it was for another government agency. >> no. so you do not know whether or not anyone in the trump organization or administration requested assistance from state to help secure a trump administration property, but you will look into that and get us an answer? >> yes. >> i am sure you understand the thrust of these questions? i serve on a number of committees, one is the appropriations. i really believe that taxpayers are entitled to know how their money is being spent. and then it is a judgment call for them more than anything. has the state department, the department of state rated a property or purc

a department representative and a san francisco police commander will be visiting a site in vancouver, canada, next month. these are pictures from that organization's website. safe injection sites help prevent people from using dirty needles and provide immediate help if someone overdoses. the city's safe injection site task force has its next meeting in august. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> a driver opened fire on another car on a freeway in the east bay. what we're leprechauning from the victim and what happened just moments before the shots rang out. i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. the patrol is searching for the driver of a white mercedes who shot at another driver in concord in a suspected case of road rage. >> the bullet missed the victim by just inches. rob malcolm is at the chp headquarters tonight. rob? >> reporter: frank and julia, still an active investigation here at the chp headquarters. i spoke to that victim this afternoon and he says he's very lucky to be alive after that bullet shattered his window. but he learned a valuable lesson: never

. >> vancouver for a new trump hotel.ating in the bubble of secret service protection as the first son, and all while the absence of donald sr., the businessman, looms large. >> what's it like doing all this without your dad? >> he was such a great sounding board. not having that to go to is definitely something you miss. >> something else donald jr. apparently misses about his father -- >> say hello to don jr. >> the raucous campaign that he rode to a stunning victory. >> usa! usa! >> i thought i'd be going back to my regular job. i thought i would be really excited about that. but once you get

setting sail from vancouver, canada on july 5 and docking july 29. i'm marianne rafferty.g: it is exactly what no one asked for. hillary clinton announced the title of the new book, what happens. it's such a great title. [laughter] it's like a rash that no appointment could conquer, hillary keeps coming back. this time she comes in page form perfect for the beach or wiping of the vomit that's built from your mouth after reading it. she writes in the books intro quote in the past i felt that i had to be careful in public and now i am letting my guard down. why not? you already left your party down. [laughter] as always, joking titles for the book popped up on twitter including how to lose elections and alienate people; crime and no punishment; and e-mail for dummies. i say why come up with new ones when old ones will do. how about american psycho? or misery? or you can just be honest and here are my three: i'm awful; i'm awful and i can't win; i'm really awful and i can't win now give me $27 for this stupid book. [cheering] greg: do you think she'll take responsibility at a

vancouver, canada adopted a vacancy tax earlier this year. >>> time is 6:14. let's get you moving. sal, you're watching highway 101 and everything else. >> we're looking at marine county and looking from the drive from nevada to san rafuel. it has been a good commute from nevada and san rafuel. so far so good in that location. looking at the bay bridge. a lot of people coming into san francisco. you can see traffic is moving along well. into the city, no major problems. highway 4, if you're driving from bay point to pittsburgh or pittsburgh, bay point to concord, we have slow traffic. southbound 680 at 242, there was a crash. it's not causing a big delay at the moment. we're looking at 880 southbound between 238 and down to about tennyson. we have the beginning of stop and go traffic. it might expand as the morning goes on. we look at 580 westbound, you can see slow traffic there as well. let's go to the south bay and look at the freeways there. that doesn't look bad. 280 in san jose is looking good getting up highway 17. 6:16. let's bring steve in with the weather >> thank you, sa