before heading home, i've come back to vancouver.e we've seen. so far, we've spent a lot of time being shown the side of canada's big drug experiment that both the government and the legal cannabis industry wants us to see. but that's not the whole picture. around half the weed sold here is still from illegal sources. and what's sold in legal stores is widely criticised for its quality and price. so, do you want to give the guy who owns it a quick call, see if he's around? yeah. to talk us through this — charlotte, a brit who works as a consultant in the cannabis industry. she's offered to introduce us to the owner of an unlicensed shop. over here, they call this the grey area, unlicensed cannabis being sold in shops that certainly don't hide what they're selling. back home, wejust call this illegal. many like this one have operated for years. but on the way today, we caught wind that the authorities are actively clamping down on these retailers... ..so we're not even sure if it's going to be open. it'sjim from the bbc, how are you d

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i know you shot the show in vancouver. >> in vancouver, not necessarily known for palm trees. >> you truckload of palm trees. do you happen to know the zip code where you filmed? i love it. what we doe know we were so lucky you invited us to coming up to vancouver and take a look around. >> yeah, this is called the alston house. but it's kind of like a grownup peach pit. >> talk to me about this reboot. >> we need you. >> i know. >> tori went to great lengths to -- in helping to design and decorate this place because she's very, very passionate about it. a couple things we love -- we love the peach wallpaper, like, hidden peaches so that'll be a fun drinking game. there's a lot of peach cocktails but none of them are real, though. >> so the upscale peach pit is owned by jason's character in the show, but diehard fans, don't panic -- the reboot isn't forgetting about its most iconic hangout. >> how crazy is it being in the peach pit right now? >> this place has been bumped up. >> it's a little bigger. >> we never had a front before. of the peach pit. >> there was always a stock shot,

but jordan knows better than most things aren't as they appear he's the member for west vancouver in the british columbia provincial parliament where he holds the environment and energy portfolio globally it's accepted that it's not going to be enough to simply stop emitting we are going to half the pole carbon out of the atmosphere for to achieve the $1.00 degree targets or the 2 degree targets. that has been set now internationally british columbia now gets 98 percent of its electricity from sustainable sources but fuel still comes from gas and oil along with all the associated air pollution so jordan sturdy campaign for the canadian government to invest in a carbon dioxide research project now north of vancouver in squamish. a test plant runs filtering c o 2 out of the air project manager steve oldman explains the rather simple principle centrally it's a big fan so i found that holds the air in and then it pulls it through a filter that filter has a chemical drop in through it like this and by doing so we capture 80 percent 80 percent of the c o 2 from the yeah so we make calcium

campaign for the canadian government to invest in a carbon dioxide research project now north of vancouver in squamish a test plant runs filtering c o 2 out of the air project manager steve oldman explains the rather simple principle essentially it's a big fat so big fan that pulls the air in and then it pulls it through a filter that filter has a chemical drop in through it like that's done by doing so we capture 80 percent 80 percent of the c o 2 from the yeah so we make calcium carbonate as part of our process you would know calcium carbonate as seashells the c o 2 was burnt sometime in the 18th century or maybe on your flight over from your up and we captured it and we converted it into these pallets da mr turner air into fuel a synthetic fuel for all combustion engines 10 years ago geoffrey holmes co-founded the project a kind of recycling plant for c o 2. what we do differently as opposed to taking fuels refined from crude oil and burning them which puts carbon dioxide in the atmosphere we take the carbon from the atmosphere we take hydrogen from water and we recombine them into fuel

earlier i spoke to cbc correspondent megan batchelor in vancouver.. we found out this morning from the rcmp, canada's national police force, that two bodies had been found in northern manitoba along the shoreline of the nelson river, and they believe that these bodies belong to kam mcleod and bryer schmegelsky. and they had been searching this area for two weeks now, but what really helped them in finding these two bodies was a key piece of evidence that was found on friday. and we know that that is — all that rcmp will say about that is that it was key pieces of evidence, items found that belonged to these two. and so that really helped the rcmp in trying to narrow this search, because it was a huge area that they were looking for these two people in. and so now, this morning, we found out that they did find those two bodies. we don't know how they died, we don't know how long they had been there, and so we are hoping that an autopsy that's going to be done will hopefully provide some of those answers. and in terms of the man—hunt, i mean, this was

but jordan knows better than most things oh and as they appear he's the member for west vancouver in the british columbia provincial parliament where he holds the environment and energy portfolio. globally it's accepted that it's not going to be a noffs to simply stop emitting we are going to half the pole carbon out of the atmosphere for to achieve the. and we had a bit of a technical problem there here's a quick reminder of the top stories we're following for you here on the w. germany's machine makers are reporting factory orders are down by 9 percent in june compared to the same month last year and it's the 6th consecutive months lead drop in chemical engineering as one of the backbones of the country's economy employing more than $1000000.00 people. from me and the business team here in berlin for more business news and back on stories check out the w dot com slash business and watch a 5 next after this stay with the w. here's a quick look at global markets. or . he creates a sex phone operator who works her masters thesis on the potato. to free. not to turn on well it's more wo

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of vancouver.had interviews scheduled from many nationalists of countries from which travel was pbanned. many of them were caught mid-morning when the news came in via warning we had no idea this was coming. we might have seen the white house statement and then the cable. i'll give you another example. this is an experience i've had personally and i'm sure many of my colleagues have had the same one. every morning we read our cable queue, cleared by the direction of political appointees. and, you know, an example a cable will contain talking points for the day let's say on trade. i am tasked with memorizing those talking points, finding meetings with senior foreign officials and delivering dutifully those talking points. it has happened to me in a meeting with a foreign official kind of mid sentence, that official that i'm talking to will pick up their cell phone and point to a tweet from the president that directly contradicts what i'm saying in person. >> so talking points that the administration

from san francisco north to vancouver british columbia. which would keep us warmer than average. all the way through labor day. this is a warm pattern that won't go away for a while. no record-setting temperatures. we will be warmer than average a long time. mild night seasonably warm on friday. it will be hotter by the second half of the weekend. temperatures jumping another 5 degrees but san jose 5 degrees above average tomorrow. your high 87. i'll also 86. fremont 84. pacifica 66. that is normal for you. san ramon 86 tomorrow. concorde 90. phoenicia 82. pleasant hill 90. sausalito 72. a nice afternoon and oakland 76. the shores of lake merritt. napa plan on the 80s. luma 83. windsor 87. lakeport 97 degrees but not changing much but a couple degrees up or down here are they are depending on the day. cloutier next tuesday and wednesday. we are staying in the 60s and 70s and low 80s net the water. highs will be in the low to middle 90s inland for the next seven days. perhaps all the way to september. >>> bart is considering a ban on panhandlers. and performance on his trains. it

northa little bit further , vancouver, canada. billy, go ahead. caller: good morning.o matter how much he repeats them, trumps lies about voter fraud are patently untrue. it's just an ever to restrict franchising to nonwhites. mitchndering why mcconnell won't pass any election security bills in the senate. an argument against passing election security bills. so having russian interference somehow benefits democrats? it's ridiculous. that, canou answer you also give us the state of election security bills in congress might not -- in congress right now? ofthere have been a number very strong efforts on a bipartisan basis to a bipartisan basis to advance election security bills in congress. particularly in the senate. the last congress bill to secure elections gained significant bipartisan support. there are several good bills that have been introduced this term so far. but the caller is right. mitch mcconnell is the major roadblock to election security legislation in this country. he just has not been allowing anything to make it out of committee or reached the senate fl

. >> this all went down in vancouver where jason is shooting a tv show for apple tv plus.there for at least two hours. everybody was fine. nobody was eaten. >> you know what they say, the person with the most meat on them haso go first. >>something like this where people actually essentially sending a group to her going as a group to a home to try for somebody that is unsafe illegal. >>a landlord amount news behind bars tonight after police say she staged a home invasion in an effort to try to remove the family from her property. she's who she claims was late on a rent payment. good evening. i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore police say they arrested that landlord and 4 of her friends in connection with this crime. >>kron four's michelle kingston explains a strange story. >>as scary monday night for a

hotel that were driven to a state where it's a good idea to get into the car and say i will drive to vancouverfor groceries so what would it be like to leave my loved ones at home to drive three days to go by beans? that was a moving experience for me it was something else. >> we walked over. there is nothing over there so now colombia thinks it's the wave. so basically there was the gas station but the roads were closed but there was an old store and windows were broken but really there was nothing there. >>host: what about columbia quick. >> on pallets and pallets there was sugar and everything you would ever want it was a makeshift operation. but a village that spontaneously erupted on the border and then to go into the big city but it was a few buildings. >> explain why printing money like the venezuelan government has done in your view crack. >> if you print money you will have massive hyperinflation if you print money you will have massive hyperinflation of the things is if you throw a bunch of paper into the economy nothing is produced because it is doing well but that is a largest deno

was first on the vancouver set. >> no one knows what curves life will throw at you. >> oh. >> so at will-- a really intense episode of "this is us" or this movie? >> i think it's going to be both -- i really think it's going to be both. >> milo's a race car driver in the film that's got a tragedy, a really cute dog and a beautiful love story with amanda seyfried. >> at the table read, i sat there. hysterically weeping. embarrassingly so. >> but do you ever wonder what it's like filming with a canine co-star? we got this exclusive behind the scenes secret of the wedding scene. in the first take the couple pretends the camera is their dog. >> that's pretty good. >> come here. >> then it gets swapped for the adorable real deal. >> and action! >> good boy. >> good boy, enz. >> i feel like i get married once a year on movies or shows, or something, so i have to explain to the tv wife that i have a movie wife now, so forgive me. >> and since milo went from mandy to amanda during his "this is us" hiatus, we gave him the ultimate co-star quiz. >> which one got her start in the industry on a soap

vancouver canada. >> good morning. no matter how much he repeats, the myth about voter fraud.ondering why mitch mcconnell won't pass any security. his argument for past election security bills benefiting the democrats. having interference. it is ridiculous. >> can you give us the state of election security billsss in congress right now? >> sure. there have been a number of very strong efforts on a bipartisan basis to advance election security bills in congress. particularly in the senate. the last congress the bill called the secure election act gained bipartisan support. several good bills that have been introduced. the call is right. mitch mcconnell is the major roadblock to election security legislation in this country. hebe has not allowing anything o make it out of committee or reach the senate floor. i will say that many republicans and democrats already recognize that election security was a significant national security issue. without federal action, we will never be able to move forward in a court needed manner as a country or give the state the resources they need in

. >> this all went down in vancouver where jason is shooting a tv show for apple tv plus.for at least two hours. everybody was fine. nobody was eaten. >> you know what they say, the person with the most meat on them has to go first. >> you'll lose a limb, i'm tell them has to go first. >> you'll lose a limb, i'm tell ready or not, here i come! eww! gotcha! hide-n-stink protection. lysol spray kills 99.9% of odor causing bacteria at the source unlike air fresheners. lysol. what it takes to protect.® how do you get skin happy aveeno® with prebiotic oat. it hydrates and softens skin. so it looks like this... and you feel like this. aveeno® daily moisturizer get skin happy™ for lifelock with norton. paid for by symantec. angie harmon is known for her television roles as lawyer and detective, but like the rest of us, in her real life she's concerned about identity theft. today she's going to help us learn how it happens and how we can help protect ourselves. - look around. everywhere we go, we're all on our phones and laptops. we shop, bank, fill out forms and applications, all

on the north side of vancouver's downtown eastside is a nondescript score front along many others like it. the picture of hypodermic needle in the front door gives the appearance of a medical facility and that impression continues on the inside. visitors come to the door but their names down at the check and asked and wait to be called into the back. rather than the private rooms of the standard health clinic the back room has a dozen stalls each with privacy blinders on either side and a metal desk and mirror covering the wall and hard plastic chair across from the stalls is a long desk covered with medical equipment. the facility is called insight and while it's goal is health promotion it's not your typical community clinic. its primary purpose is reducing the harms that often attained injection drug use with secondary goals including things like connecting those used trucks with healthcare, provide treatment information and offering us a space in community for people who might struggle to find either. the injection room with the 12 stalls staffed by health professionals. each visit

. (♪ música ) (♪ música ) >>> este segmento extraído por toyota >>> los quakes se enfrentan a vancouveren contra, pero en la casa donde son el equipo casi invencible, casi 10 partidos seguidos sin derrota con 24 goles a favor y apenas seis en contra, el partido comienza este sábado a las siete en punto de la noche, lo verá en vivo por acá por telemundo 48 >>> y comenzó la jornada tres de la liga premier inglesa, el aston villa sin puntos recibía en su estadio al everton. venían invictos con un empate y una victoria, en la acera de al frente el colombiano jerry mira, al 21 pase y uno a cero de wesley de aston villa . >>> comenzar ganando, pero aquí iban a ganar, en la última del compromiso el holandés anwar el ghazi ponía la cifra finales aston villa dos everton cero >>> vamos a la bundesliga, el colonia le ganaba uno a cero al policía borussia dormund con este cabezazo >>> uno a uno, al final tres a uno lo ganó el borussia dormund. hemos terminado la acción un día más, soy carlos mauricio ramírez. cambio y fuera. (♪ música ) (♪ música ) >>> mucho cuidado a la hora de alquilar una vivien

some kids brought their own foot walls while two brothers from vancouver came to the game. we have all the highlights coming up in sports. >>> a flaring incident at the chevron refinery sparks a warning. smoke was drifting from the refinery. people nearby reported seeing large amounts of black smoke just before 6:00 this evening. tonight, chevron says in a statement, the refinery employees addressed the cause. the flaring has stopped. it did not pose any environmental or health risk to the community. flaring is an important part of keeping the refinery running safely. >>> a level i alert was issued since the flaring. this is the lowest possible alert. the sexual battery arrest to tell you about on the peninsula, authorities say marcelo arancibia went into a planned parenthood. he approached a woman and touched her on the buttocks. he exposed himself. sheriff's deputies caught up with him a short time later. he is now in the san mateo county jail. investigators are looking to see if he was involved with the similar incidents. >>> a family is seeking asylum after a long trip

on the north side of east haying great vancouver's esideways nondescript storyfront. the picture of a heap determine mick need in the front door gives appearance of a medical facility and that impression continues on the inside. visitors come through the door, put the name odd check when desk and wait to be called inch rather tan private room as a standard health clinic the back room has a dozen stalls with privacy blinders on either side, metal desk, mire roar covering the wall and hard plastic chair. across the stalls is a long defense covered with medical equipment. the fail it called insight and it's goal is health promotion it is not your typical community clinic. its primary purpose is reducing the arms that attend injection drug use with secondary goal is including things connect thes. >> drugs with health care, provide treatment information some offering a safe space and community for people who might struggle to find either the injection room with the 12 stalls he satisfied by health professional and full of sterile injecting supplies, each visitor is offer a

middle-class who live in a state where it's a good idea to get in a car like me being in dallas driving to vancouver for groceries. this is crazy they have family back there and now it's a dangerous trip. so what would it be like to live in a world i had to live one - - leave my family and drive three days to buy beans? that was a moving experience for me. it was something else. there is nothing over there. there used to be. colombians would go to venezuela to shop they say that you made fun of us for years but now you are coming over but basically there was a gas station there was no attendant but the roads are closed to cars if no cars are coming across how is the gas station still "-left-double-quote so we walked half a mile we were reluctant to go further we didn't have visas but we would see one venezuela car stealing stuff from passersby so then we turned around and went back to columbi columbia. >>host: everything in columbia? >> pallets and pallets of sugar and everything you would ever want. they were a makeshift operation. a village has spontaneously erupted on the border to cater to the v

they were also the suspects in the death of a vancouver. professor.mmigration raids in mississippi resulted in nearly 700 arrests. the raids happening at 7 food processing plants earlier today ice says it's the largest workplace sting in more than a decade. probably the biggest ever for a single state. the raids happened in small towns near jackson with the workforce made up largely of latino immigrants officials say about 600 agents spread out across the plants and surrounded the parameters to prevent workers from running away. deliberations continue in the ghost ship fire trial in oakland 2 men are on trial facing a maximum of 39 years behind bars if convicted. >>an attorney for one of the defendants shows us what his client did during the trial to take his mind off that possibility. >>it is day 4 of deliberations here at the go ship trial and oakland. the prosecutors and defense attorneys and the media were pretty much in a holding pattern waiting to learn the fate of cold that derick almena and max harris, each facing 36 counts of involuntary mans

all the wrong reasons just last week he yelled at a 4th official when he was some tough against vancouver on wednesday the united captain was sent off early in the 1st half after v.a.r. caught him elbowing his new york red bulls opponent the red bulls also went down to 10 men later in the game but then got a lucky break when the referee awarded a penalty for what looked like a blatant dive by forward michael reload the successful spot kick giving the new york side a 21 win. christina also has broken his silence over rape allegations saying last year was the most difficult of his life the portuguese footballer was accused of sexually assaulting a woman in las vegas more than 10 years ago prosecutors decided last month that they wouldn't he wouldn't face charges because the allegation couldn't be proven. star well it's a case i'm not comfortable speaking about but when people play against your honor it's difficult it is difficult but thank god once again it has been proved what my friends family people who care about me knew that i was innocent and it was confirmed once more which makes me

as william blake put it that's when i cause i'm really begins to take off and so as my brilliant vancouver friend and colleague the psychologist bruisers xander shows. addiction on a large scale happens when a social dislocation if you look at russia for example you know alcoholism is always often been a problem russia since there are still is ours times but after the collapse of the soviet regime and the privatization and the near liberalization of the economy the rise of the oligarchs and the loss of people's jobs and security autism rates go up in russia and the longevity of males actually falls which is what's just happened to the longevity of males in united states as well also due to substances so these are the broad social economic questions and that's what dr addictive behaviors than not the fault of particular individuals ok what i do know is a tragic irony but the middle classes have their own crisis arguably the opioid price is why. how can we in the real before he goes eliminate what's going on lead double trouble as gold in that national emergency well he he didn't personally

let's turn to the times, a man fights about whether penknife. 150 miles north of vancouver and canadarge grizzly bear, which quickly attacks him, very seriously... he tried to have this conversation with it, he started explaining that "we don't have a problem, everything is 0k"... don't have a problem, everything is ok"... the bear don't have a problem, everything is ok". .. the bear wasn't listening! what i found upsetting or uncomfortable to read was his description of the bear gnawing on his... he fought off with his penknife, but then had to ride to the... he fought the bear off, the bear was seriously injured, and other people found it later and shot it. john and martin, thank you very much and thank you for watching. you can see all the front pages on the bbc news website, the address to go to, seven days a week, is bbc .co .uk/ papers. you can also watch us again on the bbc iplayer. thanks again on the bbc iplayer. thanks again tojohn again on the bbc iplayer. thanks again to john and again on the bbc iplayer. thanks again tojohn and martin, and thank you for watching, good nig

all the wrong reasons just last week he yelled at a 4th official when he was subbed darfur against vancouver on wednesday the united captain was sent off early in the 1st half of the v.a.r. caught him elbowing his new york red bulls opponent red bulls also went down to 10 men later in the game but then got a lucky break when the referee would depend to what looked like a blatant dive by forward michael morello the successful spot giving the new york side a 21 win. there now messi has adopted some slightly more unusual training methods this week as he tries to recover from the cough strain he suffered earlier in the month the argentinian missed barcelona's opening leg a match a one mil loss to athletic bilbao but he trained with the team on wednesday is hoping to be fit for sunday's home opener at the nou camp one of the oldest football clubs in the world could be about to shut its doors for the last time barry football club in manchester is 134 years old but if it doesn't prove it can pay off its debts by friday efface is being kicked out of the english football league despite being promoted

he was backpacking in a remote area of british columbia, 300 kilometres away from vancouver which isizzly bears in british columbia. many more online. —— much more online. hello there. thursday was the calm before some stormy weather and over the next few days, it's not going to feel like summer at all. first, we have some rain at times but it's the strength of the wind that will have further impact. what we have an unusually deep area of low pressure for the time of year. hence the strength of the wind. it's unusually far south as well and it's pushing in these weather fronts, driving rain northwards and eastwards across the uk. as we head into the morning, still probably dry across the far north scotland, slightly cooler here, just one or two showers. central and southern scotland, a wet start for the the rush hour, this rain could be quite heavy. still some rain around first thing across northern ireland and into the far north of england, some showery bursts of rain still to clear away from eastern england. wales and the south—west, dry at this stage, a really quite a warm and mug

the two friends were from vancouver but had been travelling to find work.00 kilometres, as far as the village of gillam in manitoba province. they were wanted for questioning over the murder of this couple — 23—year—old australian lucas fowler and 24—year—old american chyna deese, who were found dead from gunshot wounds along a highway in british columbia. authorities then discovered the body of 64—year—old leonard dyke, a professor of botany. late last week, items belonging to the suspects were found along the nelsome river in manitoba and here police concentrated their search using tracker dogs to search the dense undergrowth. this morning, at approximately 10am, rcmp officers located two male bodies in the dense brush one kilometre from where the items were found. this is approximately eight kilometres from where the burnt vehicle was located. at this time, we believe these are the bodies of the two suspects. an autopsy of the bodies will now take place, but police still don‘t know why mcleod and schmegelsky might have killed their victims, although last

the two friends were from vancouver but had been travelling to find work.been hunting them for three weeks over a territory of more than 3000 kilometres, as far as the village of gillam in manitoba province. they we re gillam in manitoba province. they were wa nted gillam in manitoba province. they were wanted for the murder of this couple, 23—year—old australian lucas fowler and 24—year—old american chyna deese, who were found dead from gunshot wounds along a highway in british columbia. authorities then discovered the body of 64—year—old leonard dyke, a professor of botany. late last week, items belonging to the suspects were found along the nelson river in manitoba and here police concentrated their search using tracker dogs to search the dense undergrowth. this morning, at approximately 10am, rcp officers identified two male bodies in the dense brush one kilometre from where the items were found. this is approximately eight kilometres from where the burnt vehicle was located. at this time, we believe these are the bodies of the two suspects. and autopsy