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

just to remind the audience about the fact that this case, miss meng was arrested in vancouver airporthorities, because the us believed she had skirted sanctions on iran mark. she is currently on bail and has spent most of her detention straddling between her frankly luxurious home in vancouver. but her fate is a far cry from two detained canadian citizens who were arrested in china, widely seen as a retaliation to meng's arrest, and they are still in prison in china. thank you karishma with the latest on that. now let's brief you on some other business stories: russia is to supply china with natural gas through its new 3,000—kilometre power of siberia pipeline for the first time today. the 30—year, $400 billion deal aims to deliver 38 billion cubic metres of gas a year by 2025. russia forged closer ties with china after the west imposed sanctions on it over its annexation of crimea. the boss of the bank of england, mark carney, has been appointed united nations special envoy for climate action and finance. mr carney will take up his new post once his term as governor ends on 31 januar

and sowe decided that, "you know what, we are going to move the family to vancouver." zain was going to stay with me in seattle my daughters and my wife were going to live in vancouver and we were going to commute again over the weekends. but the thing that, that all, quite honestly, at is where it came l naturally to us, because in some sense, zain had taught us what it takes to give, you know, people with disabilities the best shot, and so, it's something that we took on. david: and your son lives with you now. satya:es. david: and one of the qualities that you say you got from all this was empathy. and that the result of having empathy made you a better c and a better person. is that fair? satya: yeah. in fact, when i look at empathy, and mople think empathy is just something that you reserve, you know, for your life and your family and your friends or what have y, but the reality is, i think it's an existential priority for a business. because you look at it, like what is our business? business is to meeunmet, unarticulated needs of customers. there is no way our i

ed ludlow, embarq news, vancouver. -- bloomberg news, vancouver. end established players like delta? emily chang in april. emily: imagine you want to take a quick flight for business. instead of navigating huge terminals, you could have a private flight experience, all with the touch of an app. there are two startups and a flock of companies pushing the private flight industry forward. ourselves in the same vein as on-demand transportation companies like uber and lyft. we just take the journey a little bit further. focused oncompany is the journey. it announced a funding round recently. underutilizedly asset. when we start to amortize the cost basis it will enable a lot of pilots who want to fly, you create a flywheel of increasing adoption. emily: a silicon valley unicorn valued at $1.5 billion advertises semiprivate flying with not so private fares. together,assengers offering fights between short-range destinations. other private aviation companies offer the private flight experience by putting passengers on empty x -- empty legs of private jets

>> jimmy: did she -- >> porta-potty >> this was in -- just outside of vancouver, british columbia, canadans in canada >> yeah, anything happens. [ talking over each other [ laughter ] >> okay, fair enough >> she washed her hands with it and left going, "oh, it smells funny. this urinal cake is very --" >> jimmy: did she flush thinking that was the faucet and just -- with the urine water >> that i do not know, jimmy >> jimmy: all right, i'm going to say i don't know. i don't know >> yeah. >> i'm going to say -- >> jimmy: if it did happen, it's really funny. but i don't think it really happened >> i'm going to say that it's a lie. because there's -- i don't know there's just some hesitation in the facial expressions >> jimmy: i'm going to say it's a lie. because i think if you went to a funeral outdoors, i've never seen a porta-potty - >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: by the cemetery. >> yeah. what's the deal with it? >> gotta go, you gotta go. >> jimmy: by the cemetery? well, i mean, someone did go >> right >> jimmy: i guess. that's right, yeah >> yeah. >> jimmy: truth or lie >> this is tru

vancouver and seattle and sydney is not supposed to be like san francisco. one side doesn't fit all and there's no city like san francisco and vancouver and sydney does and it's something about the waterfront that we have here and how it's emerging and i like what i find that for a city our size and we punch above our weight and if we have is really fantastic and 30 million tourists and it's changing and i have seen the changes because i came to tacoma and i've seen in the waterfront and this is changing and i like the vibe and i love the changes and i think it's good and i don't think we ought to be complacent and we're moving out and i appreciate what gale said about community involvement and i would like to see more commercials or the city's channel highlighted the port more commercials about our port. i wish my good friend would spend that money as it's for president to promote our city and our port and it's no city like san francisco, right. even though we have the third worse traffic in the world and i think we've got so much good going on down here in

center of vancouver or the size of metro vancouver.oduce 260,000 barrels of oil a day. it will also create six m megats of emissions and crisscrososs ov the habitat of bison, caribou, moosose, m muskrat, as well as lesser m meaning w wild flock of putting cranes of the adjacacent toto the river systemm that t ie hearart of my ownn communityty. in 1 17 kilometeters and the boboundary of one of our settlements as well as 30 kilolometers just south of world heritage site. amy: some may think the canadian government takes a more light and view when it comes to indigenous people than in the united states. but explain what the canadian government is doing. your demanding -- you are outside the canadian embassy here in madrid stock also, to take it home to right here come in the heart of the u.n. climate summit and what your demanding. we are right outside the plenary, which i guess they are now having a concert, i guess. >> i think the big issue is candidate comes to these meetings touting themselves as a global leader in addressing the clim

and honestly, 48 hours later, he was on a plane to vancouver to meet dan stevens who was already attachedo play dickins and that had to work, it's all about chemistry and people feeling good about working with other people, so barrett just literally jumped on the plane and went to vancouver and dan is shooting tv series and you're squeezing a meeting with barrett and they met and it was just -- it just really clicked and so barrett was on director and i think what robert -- four days later, we were scouting in dublin. it was inane. it-- insane. >> it moved really quickly. >> when they go, they go. >> they go fast and play money. [laughter] >> maybe we can talk a little bit during q&a as well but one thing that i learned, all of the money that you get to make a film, you really don't get it until you start making the film. so the question is, how do you then finance that period before you're making the film? [laughter] >> david is sitting in the first row, david, wave your hand. this is kind of like honukka. we are shooting in a few weeks. it was coming but it just wasn't there yet. 1843,

remember david, she was arrested in vancouver a year ago on the request of us authorities who requestedecause they say she broke us law by helping huawei skirt american sanctions on iran. she denies all wrongdoing and her case will be heard in january wrongdoing and her case will be heard injanuary next wrongdoing and her case will be heard in january next year. wrongdoing and her case will be heard injanuary next year. she is currently out on bail and she has spent most of her detention shuttling between her two luxury homes in vancouver. it is very hard not to draw a sort of parallel or comparison, david, to what has happened to two detained canadian citizens in china, michael kovrig and michael slager who were arrested shortly after meng wanzhou was. the timing was seen as suspicious by many china watchers and was seen as retaliation for canada's actions by beijing, beijing says these men compromise national security but human rights groups say they were arrested as punishment for canada's arrested as punishment for canada's arrest of meng wanzhou and canadian officials have been lob

electric commercial aircraft has completed its 1st test flight plane took off in the canadian city of vancouver and flew around 15 minutes the 6 passenger seaplane was $115.00 it was retrofitted with an electric engine designed by an australian company in partnership with a canadian airline those behind this 1st electric flight say it could be the dawning age of electric. i mean. that's our show thanks for watching the never sell faces. sure of. what unites. what defines. the coming of. course. what binds the continent to earth the answers and stories of plunging the. spotlight on. 60 minutes. odd the so go to the girl next you tube channel. the fun of stood. with exclusive access to a must see concerning parts culture curious. to be curious mime 6 do it yourself networkers move so fast service. i don't miss. i'm not laughing. because sometimes i am but less than nothing. i don't think deep into the german culture of. nudity and think that it's groundhog day oh you because it's all about who know i'm right so join me i mean to get something done. in the. climate change. most of. them still. wan

commercial aircraft ass completed its 1st test flight the plane took off from the canadian city of vancouver for around 15 minutes 6 passengers the plane was originally built in the 1950s but retrofitted with an electric motor and design designed by an australian gump. we have a comedian ally those behind this 1st electric slide say it could be the dawning of the age of electric if yes. that's it for me and the business. thank you very much for watching it. is known as. you know good day nothing would change you know the banks you know why and so was the language of a bank money. speaking the truth. is that matters w. made for minds. live . live . live listen. live. created today's world starting. point in politics business religious claim to be a people of the islamic revolution under a kind of tough that. opens up making its initial flirtation with those obstructions states of emergency or it sinks into chaos margaret thatcher remarks in cabbage them to work and they will was at the start of neoliberalism. the 2nd display hence the play friend steve moore the. law clerk suspended the play

electric commercial aircraft completed its 1st test flight the plane took off for the canadian city of vancouver around 15 minutes 6 passengers. new builds of the 1950s but retrofitted with an electric motor and design designed by an australian gump. i publish if we have a canadian ally those behind this 1st electrified say it could be the dawning of the age of electric if yes. that's it from me and the business to. thank you very much for watching the for. coke. consumers around the world are in a shopping frenzy. online sales are in the run up to christmas. retailers changing and our culture. closer business of protection can begin. made in germany. what secrets lie behind. discover new adventures in the 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. w world heritage 360 get the maps now. in the. climate change. most of. the years to the end of the future. for the mega city. church. clock. christmas time on double. this is daily news live from berlin once hailed as a human rights icon now defending her country's armed forces against charges of genocide mean mars and so suit she take

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trapped in the tentacles of a giant pacific ox now the crew found the entire paragraph you would need vancouver island and they lend a hand or a pole it seems now the fishermen managed to untangle the creatures and also it's the eagle looks soaked a little bit sorry for itself and the ox fists. off on home. with the world. coming up russia and ukraine agree a tentative cease fire on the don't balance region the tensions all fall from easy battle wild stories on hand and a hungry thanks to your company and by santa. show hello halflings this is the new balls speaking like come to the show with a ding dong. concert. with his guests.

pretty quiet unless you are in vancouver, seattle, portland on you browor brownsville, texas, s pretty quiet. and you can see it is just those areas that will be wet. so today as far as traveling by air, couldn't be much better. so good luck. >>> bay wheels are back on the streets. they were all pulled back in july because the batteries caught fire. nobody got hurt. over the past few months though, bay wheels decided to change battery suppliers. san francisco will get 4,000 bikes over the next six months. there is no time table for the return to the east bay. >>> coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including -- >> a young boy died after an accident at his school. th story coming up. >>> and just how much closer we are on to wihefty! hefty! hefty!n. hey ladies... buy hefty® ultra strong™ at a low price. dada! i wish... get hefty® ultra strong™ costs less than glad® forceflex where sold head to head. >>> a deadly play ground mystery, a screen so scene so s even first responders needed counseling. and this morning we dig for answers. >>> and rumors of racial harassment being

in the tentacles of a giant pacific octopus the crew found the entangled pair in a few ordinary vancouver island and they lent a hand or a pole in this case the fisherman managed to untangle the creatures afterwards the eagle looked soaked and sorry for itself and the octopus swam off unharmed. coming up next a special report on taiwan's indigenous people the. thank you for watching you had our website you have a dot com for all the latest news and information around the clock stay with us. i'm sick of the volume or that's hard and in the end this i mean you're not allowed to steam you anymore we will send you back. or you familiar with this. new smugglers with violence and. what's your story.

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last night san jose faced vancouver hoping to snap a six-game losing streak.s chris alvarez with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> it has been a struggle for the sharks of late. this week head coach peter deboer was fired and san jose currently entering saturday's contest with a six-game losing streak trying to get right against vancouver. mark vlasic, playing in his game with san jose. first period, san jose on the attack, joe thornton to hertl. his 12th of the season. 1-0 after one. carlson, bad pass, j.t. miller, aaron dell flashes the leather, great save. karlsson makes up with a beautiful stretch ice pass. meier to kane. he drops it. back to timo. it's timo time. one timer. 2-1 sharks. an assist late in the third, steps at the blue line to logan couture and he buries the empty netter. sharks end that six game skid 4-2. college football top players anxiously awaited the moment to hear their name called as the winner of the heisman trophy but only one walked away with the hardware. >> the 2019 winner and 85th recipient of the heisman memorial trop

now our relationship has become much closer. >> reporter: days after her arrest in vancouver, diplomaticzes between china and canada soured. china detained two canadian citizens. china has charged them with espionage and denies their arrests are related to her case. there has been no response, who according to state media, have been denied access to family since their arrest. you have been able to speak to your daughter. in fact, your relationship has gotten closer even though she's under house arrest. do you know the fathers of michael and michael deserve that as well? >> translator: i don't have information about these to people or the law enforcement in this case. that's why i cannot give any comment on this issue. >> on january 20th, she will be in court to fight extra dizzy to the -- extra decision to the u.s. one thing is for certain, she won't get promoted. >> translator: hardships will have a major impact on grit and character. when she returns, it doesn't mean she will be given greater responsibilities. she is a financial officer. she won't be handling other aspects of the busin

. >> you showed us around the vancouver set. >> i'm an amateur, so i get to look at my cards.s super embaassing for me. >> we would never do that to u, scott. we let the hollywood pro loose on hisancy drew set. scott pointed out others things that are different than the book, sexyove scenes. >> there's sexy scenes on the show >> with u? >> not we me. i'm the old guy. >> have you been enjoyed ? that's weird. especial because you're playing nancy's dad. >> that's why i'm asking. >> it's steamy a lot of times. >> hello, hello, hell >> that wor for me. >> 23-year-old kennedy mcmann plays the iconic private eye and scott's tv daughter. >> pple are dying to know how you feel about working with me. >> i've made a lot of kes that working with yous terrible. >> you have. >> yeah, i do that a lot. no. working with scott is like maybe myavorite part of the show. but no, your the best. look at him. >> yeah, the best. >> kevin frazier be woied. >> i was told was going to get to keep the microphone but i gave it back. >> you're part of the family now. you and i are going to take on thor,hat

i have lived in vancouver, i have lived in montreal. the anticipates to solutions are there if we don't need to reinvent anything. we need to listen to the experts and look at models used in portugal, in canada, across europe. supervised injection sites are the answer. and i hope all of you will support that. thank you so much. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello. my name is miss ran. i work at the san francisco rug users' union. i'm going to echo a little bit the person who spoke first. being that during these issues, a lot of what we hear about is treatment and i'm a big advocate of treatment. but a lot of what we see on the ground level is that most of the people who come in have been to treatment and successfully completed it numbers of times. so post-treatment there's not a lot of options for people, especially if they have like a rap sheet, because they've been jail to a bunch of times for petty crimes. so it would be helpful i think for my community and you guys to work more together in the future by how to like clear rap sheets

some sentences rescuing a bald eagles in the clutches of a giant octave is off canada's vancouver island took the video think the eagle was probably trying to catch the octopus and quickly realized that it had bitten off way more than it could chew. the octopus was dragging the bird under, when the fishermen intervened and separated the two. nature in action, darren. you don't see that kind of video very often. >> i'm glad we caught it. it struck we still have a fair share of rain together here. we are not done. >> light at the end of the tunnel, not until next week when we will be able to put the umbrella away for a while. you see those light narrow ribbons of green working their way in across marin, that is a good example of how the rest of the night will go. enough widespread rain, can put the umbrella away just yet. look at the big picture for why that is. into the future cast, look at the narrow ribbon of green it picks up out there. steady stream of moisture coming our way, no real organized or impressive storms with this but enough rain that we will keep ringing out a few light sh

let's take a look at the map showing the usual path of an air canada flight from vancouver to sfo. that flight flies southward and makes a u-turn before approaching over the bay. when the winds change it goes over the east bay. flights heading to oakland shift their routes along a similar pattern. one flight from hawaii followed a path above san francisco before landing towards the south in oakland. and another from new mexico flew across western contra costa county before making a sweeping turn above the middle of the bay toward oakland international. and for people living and working to the south of all three bay area airports they'll hear the sound of planes climbing towards cruising altitude on days when jets follow these modified flight plans. usually they'll hear the sound of planes descending. so it's different, right? and you should know this, when flight patterns change interestingly it happens at all three airplanes simultaneously so planes are coming and going in the same direction. >>> in san jose, coming up i'll introduce you to the man who's spent months perfecting ev

hosted vancouver in white. john thornton, the goal and a 1-0 sharks lead.ore, 3rd period, cane, myer, banged it in. made it 2-0. san jose snapped a six-game winless streak with a 4-2 win. >>> and we're only halfway. we're not even done. segment 2 is coming, and in that one what happened when pac-12 basketball mixed it up with a west coast conference. and tiger woods led a team on a business trip >>> what's college football's most prestigious honor? the heisman trophy. awarded today. >> the 2019 winner and 85th recipient of the heisman memorial trophy is joe burrow, louisiana state university. >> yes, he got over 90 percent of the votes. 4700 yards, 48 touchdowns, leading the number 1 ranked tigers to the top seed in the college football playoffs. from that, college basketball, mark fox and the cal men hosted st. mary's. they shoot it well. little over 4 minutes left. jordan ford, and he hits 25 of his 32 in the second half. st. mary's knocked out the bears. >>> stanford visited san jose state. second half, off the inbounds, willis! stanford wins. >>> captai

the vancouver families making final preparations 7 year old frederica's camp is a bit tight but you don't have to do the family whose have been taking part in the festival ever since they set up home in the old town to get their costumes from a central wardrobe everything has to look authentic to get different ones every year he just signed up to join as a neighbor and they give you different costumes it's really nice every year you're a totally new character do you like your costume. nothing that reminds of the century so. same with the shoes actually you cannot have sneakers or anything you know what. the rules are strict mobile phones are banned so all that's left to do is to go for a stroll and see what's going on in town just like people used to do. but that. is we'll take a little at a time travelling doesn't stop at the historical close the 19th century in all its many aspects is reenacted here in david or. banas now and nobody likes to see children begging but everybody likes tea time in elegant surroundings. young to have a man has transformed his living room into a period park.

. >> this seaplane in vancouver, canada lifted off using an electric engine. it has a range of about 100 miles. harbor air hopes to have a mike bloomberg's created on tover 400,000 jobs.ue leader. as president, an opportunity economy that works for us. tax fairness -- where the wealthy pay their fair share. education .. affordable college and high skill vocational training so people can succeed in the new economy. economic security .. lower cost health care and affordable middle-class housing. proven leadership on jobs .. to build an economy where people don't just get by, they get ahead. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> looking at potential rainfall today. it's light to nonexistent outside of the north bay. during the evening commute, it will be drier than the commute this morning in most neighborhoods. you can see the rain for thursday. anywhere from a tenth to a quarter inch. the rain that comes in tonight through tomorrow will be a little more widespread and a little more impressive. we'll look hour-by-hour at the rest of the rain cing up

the world's first battery-operated sea plane launched yesterday near vancouver, canada.t is retrofitted with a 750 horsepower all-electric propulsion system. it's powered by the same lithium batteries nasa uses in space. the creator, harbor air, is still trying to make the batteries light enough to propel longer flights. the company expects the plane to be ready for passengers in two years. >>> on the cbs "money watch" now, there's a new salad recall. and president trump pays millions in a settlement. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. well, major stock news developing overnight. the world's largest oil company, saudi aramco, began trading marking the biggest ipo in history. shares of the state-owned oil giant surged 10% within seconds of opening, pushing the company's value to more than $1.8 trillion. here on wall street yesterday, stocks closed lower. the dow dropped 27 points, the s&p 500 lost 3, and the nasdaq was down 5 points. >>> the cdc is warning of a new e. c

so the last thing we call it the 68 cubic meter bags we now landed in vancouver the 1st thing we're going to do with them is we're going to sort them clean them and i will give us insights to the exact quantity and also the quality of the plastic now we have already engaged with like minded recycling part as that will help us make these trash into something of value and that value can also help support the funding of our future missions so i mean look at the materials they're going to be shipped to these recycling plans they will help us you know transfer that into granular of which we can make durable products for future use so i think the exciting part here is that we're actually. taking something which is trash far out in the ocean and turning it's of something valuable and that valuable asset can be purchased by someone which i guess for themselves is also something nice that they can show their support to our mission but also be part of the solution solving the problem once out there and the funds generated from that go back into the ocean cleanup so we can continue operations offsho

the team of salmon farmers working off vancouver island heard the eagle screeching last monday. and they found this. the jumbo-ize sized octopus trying to pull the eagle under water. they hesitated to interfere with mother nature. and then, they used a boat hook to tug on a tentacle, until the octopus released the eagle, that flew to shore. the fisherman tells cnn, it's moments like this why i love my job. >>> a check on cnn business. first, a quick look at markets around the world. asian stocks rallied on news that the u.s. and china reached the a phase one trade deal. european stocks have opened higher. on wall street, futures pointing to a positive open. stocks were higher thursday before trump signed off on the trade agreement. the dow up 220 points, the s&p 500 and nasdaq are up, as well. >>> lyft is taking on the car rental industry. the program will allow users to rent cars up to two weeks. the concept is only available in los angeles and the san francisco bay area right now. it says customers won't get hit with mileage-based charges and refueling costs that other rental

here a look at our pineapple plotter, it is well up to the north over vancouver and portland, and thatstay while we're going to watch the gray kind of fill in as we head into the afternoon and evening hours. here they are thick again tomorrow morning. by 8:00, we have light to moderate rain moving in, but it waits until midnight and through the morning hours to rain on the rest of us, so waking up to wet weather sind morning aunday and taper into scattered showers. is you see by midnight saturday, most of the rain along the peninsula, coast and up into the north bay and then you can see the third to two thirds of an inch of rain in the lower elevations following sunday. 7 day forecast, no storm impact scale needed monday and tuesday. but scattered showers wednesday and thursday. >>> and we are looking at our toyota tahoe traffic report. no chains across the across th and if you are going that three hoyer is a good base. kirkwood, 3:30 for that ride there. looks like sugar bowl has the most snow. 60 inches. so let's check in, are you going to tahoe this year? >> i'm hoping. because it i

an all—electric powered seaplane has taken flight in vancouver, canada, in what the operators describe in the states? the us, mexico and canada have signed off a trade deal that will replace the 25—year—old north american free trade agreement. it comes after the white house agreed to strengthen the labour and environmental rules. it also comes ater president donald trump relentlessly ridiculed nafta as the worst trade deal ever when he was running for office but instead of tearing the agreement to shreds he has mostly mostly patched it up. so the new agreement, known as the usmca, that is supposed to replace nafta is in many ways similar to its quarter—century—old predecessor. samira hussain is in washington for us. why is this deal going through now? we have heard that this trade deal was sort of in the works for a very long time, there has been a big push by the white house to try and get this push through congress. what happened was that, it was that the democrats were looking for a few more concession to better protect workers‘ rights, they got some of them and here we have both de

hosted vancouver and white. boom. sharks snapped a six game winless streak winning 4-2.aptain tiger woods put a superman cape on, a match for the president's cup team. they had to come from behind. they delivered. woods, unbeaten in three matches. 17 in australia, here is the putt that iced it. matt rolled it in the cup for victory. and how about tiger woods, the captain reacting in fine fashion. what a year for him as the u.s. now has won 8 straight president's cup. that brings us back full circle nfl sunday, 49ers falcons. 9ers win in the playoffs. we have the rayders and jacksonville jaguars, show is over for the oakland coliseum after this final game in a 53- year history of that bidding. i'll be there. dennis o'donnell will be there. the fifth quarter post-game show on location after the final gun. >>> we'll see you later. >>> well, new this morning, and this is exciting. the public's first look at the main stadium for the 2020 summer olympics. >> japanese prime minister did the official unveiling earlier today. the stadium was designed to have a lasting sports lega

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