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george, from our system station in los angeles, recently visited the shows new set in vancouver to talkincluding the good doctor himself. >> dr. murphy, the president will see you now. >> the president is now dr. andrews, the character hill harper plays. richard schiff's dr. glassman needs to deal with his cancer diagnosis, so things are different this season from the get-go. >> dr. andrews has taken over the presidency, and it is a new setup and a new regime that sean has to navigate without his -- without his number one advocate at his side. >> sitting around waiting for test is a waste of my time much less yours. >> i know. i told jared that i wanted the read my book but he kept saying i should just be here with you, but then i realized i could be here with you and also read my book. >> dr. murphy's favorite neighbor leah is back in the picture for season two. >> leah will be back in the first episode. it may not be the -- the initially perfect, happy reconciliation everyone is hoping for and lots will have happened during their time apart, but leah, yeah, she will be sticking around

like her first trip to vancouver. and start something priceless.rlooked, little country -- if they think of it at all -- they tend to think of it, patronizingly, as argentina's "little brother." not so. and that attitude pushes people here to think of themselves in many ways as existentially in opposition to their bigger, louder neighbor. >> anthony: where were you born? are you from montevideo? >> lucia: no, no, i'm from argentina. >> anthony: is it a big difference culturally -- argentina and uruguay? >> lucia: here, if you're a little bit courageous, then you made it. you know? >> nacho: it's a sin here. like to be flashy, it's a sin. >> lucia: to be successful, it's not something that -- >> anthony: you gotta do it quietly. >> lucia: there is a saying, "quedate en la chiquita." it means stay in the small things, you know? quedate en la chiquita. it's something that defines uruguay in a way. >> anthony: lucia soria is the chef and owner of jacinto in montevideo's old city. she worked with nacho back in the mallmann years. >> anthony: what was it

vancouver has a great film rebate program so does north carolina and so many other people or industries or jurisdictions have film rebate programs and so we were trying to stay competitive so we can keep those jobs here in the bay area in most importantly san francisco. ever time we renewed it we never have had a problem. >> [ please stand by[. clear[ please stand by ] i'm go something here for two minutes, and supervisor, i'm here supported, so you don't have to cut me when we come back to the arts commission, we're going to do a thing at city hall called this week at city hall, filming. what really goes on at city hall. i call it silly hall, but we're going to let our viewers see what's going on here at city hall. and london -- i mean, the mayor comes from the fillmore no more. we're going to point a new star in the city by the bay, 'cause she represents us. we're going to put san francisco on the map. you think l.a. was bad, we're going to make it happen right here by the bay. we've got so much history. a lot of it's good, and a lot of it's bad, but the word has to be put out there i

this low pressure system sitting over vancouver will drop in and bring changes for air flow. we have winds turn northerly keeping things dry. that will begin to change moving into the weekend especially in the afternoon hours tomorrow. as far as that fire threat is concerned, we have a red flag warning in effect right now until 5:00 tonight because of those northerly winds, extreme fire danger anywhere in the bay area hills. there's a red flag warning. almost the entire county of napa is read so be careful into -- is red, so be careful moving into the evening hours. the weather will continue to stay dry moving into the weekend. warmer than average even in the weekend, clear, dry, sunny the story through into the weekend. your high temperatures looking at the average temperatures for today: today's highs: >>> temperatures the same tomorrow as we will see today. nice and clear most areas with the exception of maybe a little bit of coastal fog. then for the weekend our temperatures will drop just a few degrees, similar weather patter than we'll see for the end of the week before

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and before that vote, i actually pulled down many of the studies that i have heard about of vancouver, of sydney, from canada, australia, and europe, that showed demonstrably that show the health data, the health facts show that we have to do this. as a senate housing committee, we all know that our housing crisis are exacerbated because of individuals that are addicted to drugs. we need to try new things. as i said on the assembly floor this past week, people are dieing on the streets of our state, on the streets of our city. we have to be willing to innovate, but innovate with facts, and ini receipt with science. i also want to thank the courage of my colleague, senator wiener, who has been tenacious in leading her colleagues along. and i also want to thank london breed. she risked on the campaign trail this moving forward. and the courage of san francisco in moving forward this important and dare i say this historic idea. this is a historic moment. if governor brown signs this bill, we will be able to move forward with an innovation that is rooted in science and accoufacts. it was

we are going from vancouver to montreal to l.a. to florida with teams in the national hockey league. we are so fortunate our best players are tremendous people. you look at guy like sidney crosby and austin matthews in toronto. what ovechkin did last year, how emotional he was and helped people rally around that. maria: and we know he cares. >> even if you want a capital fan, our game is in a wonderful position today. maria: what needs to be done in terms of getting more people in the stadium. is it a technology issue? is it something else to get younger people more excited about hockey? >> i think you look at the numbers, 31 teams. there are some cities, and losing is a part of that. people say i don't want to pay to watch a team not win. it comes back to youth hockey. kid then see and realize how great and wonderful our game is. then those kids are saying to their parents i want to go to an nhl game. our game is in a solid state right now. i think the players and the league is doing as good a job as they can do. maria: across the

vancouver placed a vacancy tax on their vacant unit. i believe we need to take some step nz that. -- steps in that. i talk to some people in the yimby unit, and they say well, that's 5%. we need to address what we've -- just like the entitlements, we need to address what we already have before we keep trying to take on more. you know, what is the reason why units are sitting vacant? >> supervisor safai: i have a question for commissioner moore, yes, please. thank you, commissioner, you might want to pull the microphone down. so i appreciated the conversation we had the other day, and i was appreciative of all of your international experience that you bring as well as all the work that you've done in san francisco. so i first want to say i think that perspective is very important. so one of the questions that i have is this is me as a city planner in the work that i've done here locally in a number of different positions. what do you think are some of the biggest missed opportunities over the last 20 years from the perspective of plannin

the fiery twister formed during the wildfire there, which was about ten hours north of vancouver by road. the firefighters say it pulled their hose more than 100 feet into the air before melting it. >> that is some wild thing there. >>> looks like we're getting some clouds tonight. >> meteorologist sandhya patel has the forecast. >> yeah, dan and kristen. the clouds you saw behind you are the clouds we've been tracking since this afternoon. here's the time lapse from our camera. that marine layer was starting to get its act together, reforming after mostly clearing out of the bay area this afternoon. now, tonight, we do have the low clouds that have pushed over parts oh of the bay, and you can see it here on live doppler 7 hd. temperatures right now, in the 50s. and the 60s. as we head into tomorrow, if you liked today's weather, chances are, you're going to enjoy tomorrow's weather because it's still going to be cooler than average for this time of the year. livermore's average is 84. tomorrow, 76. we'll bump up those temperatures midweek and trust me when it's 91 degrees, you'll feel t

was the only show invited to the vancouver set. >> friendship is being able to have the hard conversations being willing to listen. it's a million little things. >> i think it's an emotional show. >> are there a million little reasons why you love this show? >> i could probably get it up to maybe eight i feel confidently. >> the show hasn't even premiered yet and it's already getting so much buzz. >> oh, that's not buzz. that's advertisements. those are billboards. those are paid for. >> but a lot of fans are already comparing it to "this is us" which has been a hugely successful series. how do you feel about that comparison? >> if you're gonna compare us to anything, compare us to "this is us" please. >> like jack's death in "this is us," the mystery in "a million little things" is why ron livingston's character commits suicide. ♪ let yourself heal >> other similarities between the shows? a big ensemble cast and the need to cry. >> when i read the pilot, i was at this restaurant in l.a. and i started crying and i turned to what my body thought was a wall, but it was just a window. there a