i think it's vancouver, toronto, and montreal. and then you have in mexico, they have mexico city long. and then what, how do i believe? and then you have all the cities in the united states. so really, 3 countries and big countries as well. we'll be able to accommodate so many teens. and so many cultures watching this fantastic event in 2026, it's going to be amazing. oh scott, what sort of legacy do you hope? the 2026 world cup will leave for the game in canada. hopefully something that resembles the improved results and increased the expectations that we saw from our olympic programs following the 20 to 2010. pardon me, winter games in vancouver, leading up to those games. there was an influx of money and resources made possible by a lot of different sponsors across canada and a lot of different organizations. and our athletes benefited tremendously. that is increased the expectation across this country. when it comes to the olympics, and i think we could see something similar on the soccer side, our women's t that team has cer

and canadian sports analysts foreign school, who's in vancouver? ah, we've got lots to get through with 4 teams having qualified from the north and central american region. canada finished top of the table followed by their 2026 world cup co host mexico and the united states costa rica qualified via the playoffs. here's how they've been drawn in the group phase for the final here encounter. we'll take a closer look at each one shortly. let's 1st focus on the inform team canada, the making just their 2nd world come appearance. jody bads reports from vancouver. oh, canadians are passionate about their sports teams. generally those playing baseball, basketball, and of course ice hockey. but more recently, fans are turning to a different game with the success of the men's and women's sides has caused a massive spike and interest in the sport. the canadian women's team, one olympic gold in tokyo, followed by the men's team qualifying for just their 2nd world cap. much of this success is down to the influence of coach john herdman. john herdman has broug

following the 20 to 2010, pardon me, winter games in vancouver, leading up to those games. there was an influx of money and resources made possible by a lot of different sponsors across canada and a lot of different organizations. and our athletes benefited tremendously. that is increased the expectation across this country when it comes to the olympics. and i think we could see something similar on the soccer side. our women's t that team has certainly led from the front much like our neighbors to the south in the united states, canada on the women side, current olympic champion that started back as christopher and reference earlier. when john herdman took over the women side and the surprise to everyone in london in 2012 by winning and limping bronze and taking the americans to their limit at that point in time, the number one country in the world. so our women have laid out a template that hopefully our men can emulate and hopefully 2026 is a spring board into future results that resemble those. but take a look at mexico now. they finish 2nd in their qualifying table, be

so has vancouver the vancouver. we saw a 717 percent increase in anti asian hate crime and many of those incidents were taking place in chinatown. deputy chief howard chaus as he thinks san francisco has done a wonderful job and credits the police department and the community for combating crime against the aapi community. the state senate has agreed to changes to the governor's so-called care court proposal one day after the plan was backed by the assembly governor newsom now has until the end of september to sign it into law. he's doubted the plan for months now calling it new hope for thousands suffering from severe forms of mental illness. the new court program will steer and in some cases force homeless people with severe mental disorders into treatment, but critics worry, it will be used to force people into care. they don't want to the pandemic now millions of americans could receive the latest round of covid boosters as soon as next week. it is part of a broad fall vaccination campaign that could begin withi

and in vancouver island is michael morse, acute senior fellow, the. busy and to counsel and former spokesman for the organization for security and cooperation in europe all will consume. i'd like to begin an dog, a son with survey markov. there are 2 things to discuss. let's discuss the 1st one . this idea that there is as partial mobilization of some, nearly 300000 reserves. that has to be an admission that this invasion of ukraine was a badly run. and a mistake if the calling up that many people the largest a call up since the 2nd were war and you know what one does it is a, a now to wife less then, you know, it's a part of it because actually relation 5 times more than you could anybody but which is why i saw her is because i was just normal. i mean is it but a, you know, a society as a musician, you create 10 times more a. so 1st to change is use a boss, a c. so see $100000.00 off on mobile. i saw just a about 2000000. well, i just want to get her to be how was it or on, you know, sort of a switch rule to create a new opportunity or not. i mean, t

so has vancouver the vancouver.a 717 percent increase in anti asian hate crime and many of those incidents were taking place in chinatown. deputy chief howard chaus as he thinks san francisco has done a wonderful job and credits the police department and the community for combating crime against the aapi community. the state senate has agreed to changes to the governor's so-called care court proposal one day after the plan was backed by the assembly governor newsom now has until the end of september to sign it into law. he's doubted the plan for months now calling it new hope for thousands suffering from severe forms of mental illness. the new court program will steer and in some cases force homeless people with severe mental disorders into treatment, but critics worry, it will be used to force people into care. they don't want to the pandemic now millions of americans could receive the latest round of covid boosters as soon as next week. it is part of a broad fall vaccination campaign that could begin within days a

michael is anything that you've heard from, i guess in dublin and vancouver and you have been critical of vladimir putin balls, is anything you've heard today, changed your mind on anything that might be going on right now, including the calling of the reserves. ah, so i see good, we don't need to rush is the biggest challenge is a role, but we'll have to practice those people from general. so our demand was at peace and with activity i was real. a people want to order. so on a what you do with you as a whole, do would be all done. well, if you don't please us, you created of those. but if you who are read what you're going to be ready to have 2nd, due to you, which is the language off my joy. if you create a some kind of a to dismiss all to groups, including your football, you know, message a day or a fascist. i should be all name street, name of the process will be a change i and also a want to get a conscious we have actually run out of time, but i do want to thank all, i guess a said a mock hope do not go back and and michael, both acute, i don't want to thank you as well, but watc

both is in vancouver island to buy anything that's more of the same. absolutely not. you know what i do respect to sergei. you should get out of time to say land, but maybe that's the goal for him because he's probably still in the kremlin payroll look. the only terrorist here is let them or put on, you know, people have to understand that when the so called special military operation was declared, put inside is going to liberate russian speakers and ukraine. well, the most fierce opposition are among the most curious opposition to this illegal invasion. i'm just dividing asian were russian speakers in eastern central and southern parts of ukraine. you want to talk about terrorists? go to the russian soldiers who have burned villages bumps close raped women children, grandmothers, who have committed war crimes on a scale we've never seen before. the, as for the partial mobilization, i think this is the role of the dice for mr. newton. i think it shows that that's production is very, very risky for him domestically because what's going to happen? he's going to throw mo

that was journalists, louise lopez, in vancouver, germany and israel, or marking pod decade since the munich olympics massacre. 50 years ago, 11 israeli team members died after palestinian militants storm. their compound in the olympic village is really present as a cat. soc is in germany for a day of commemorative events starting here in berlin, or he's been welcomed by chance for all of scholes. that's our will later returned a memorial ceremony in bavaria together with german present on father's time. i and relatives of the victims. stickle it back now at the events of september, 5th, 1972 that ended in the olympic massive olympics massacre and munich. the events shocked the world 1st when the gunman killed is really wrestling coach mushy weinberg and weight lifter. joseph romano, who tried to resist them in the early morning assault on the israeli athletes compound, the militants from the black september group demanded that israel released more than 200 palestinian prisoners. that night, the german authorities tried to mount a rescue operation which ended in disaster as the remain

who's in vancouver? ah, without lots to get through with 4 teams having qualified from the north and central american region. canada finished top of the table followed by there's 2026 world cup co host mexico and the united states costa rica qualified via the playoffs. here's how they've been drawn in the group stage for the final tier encounter. we'll take a closer look at each one shortly. let's 1st focus on the inform team. canada will be making just their 2nd world cub appearance. jody bounce reports from vancouver. canadians are passionate about their sports teams. generally those playing baseball, basketball, and of course i talkie. but more recently, fans are turning to a different game. the 1st time that the success of the men's and women's sides has caused a massive spike and interest in the sport. the canadian women's team, one olympic gold in tokyo, followed by the men's team qualifying for just their 2nd world cap. much of this success is down to the influence of coach john herdman. john herd

always invited me back to the recycling center in vancouver to find out. what's the next step in the process we take all these rando- hard plastic items and we're going to shred them up. the fragments will then be sold on to companies who will breathe new life into that. server will become picture frames the charts and picnic benches. well this of old tires will hit the road again as new tires. oceanegacy is even starting to engage high street companies such as lush cosmetics. who are using recycled plastic for their signature packaging? so in order to make the black pot we've needed to turn this material basically. into something that looks like this. so it's still a very small project but we're looking now in our station to grow this much larger to engage more industry. and more clean up groups so that out we can help create an economic value for these materials. they're organized as a nonprofit foundation. which means that all their profits gets funneled into research education and more clean up. nothing goes to waste here. what are we turning this into

florida i'm joined from vancouver by journalists, louise lopez, louise. you've been following the story for us from the beginning. what do you make of these latest developments is right, terry does all came to a dramatic annie here. police tonight just a few hours ago. confirm mile sanderson, who had been on the run, is now dead. police say he went into medical distress shortly after being arrested . his afternoon. he was transported to a hospital in saskatoon, where he was pronounced dead. we still don't know the exact cause of miles is dead . there's to allow, we don't know yet as you just said, terry miles broader. damien sanderson was found dead on monday. we don't know 2 miles had anything to do with his brother's death. leasers to trying to piece that together. but just to give you a bit of a perspective on how things unfolded, city, how miles was thought. it all started with an alert from police, about a person with a knife traveling in a vehicle in a community just over an hour south of james smith creek's creek, a nation miles had stolen a get aw

that was journalists, louise lopez, in vancouver. now to chile, where voters have overwhelmingly rejected a progressive new constitution in a referendum. the proposed constitution was aimed at boosting the rights of indigenous people. in women it would have been replaced or would have replaced rather the one adopting a doctor during the pinochet's arrow chili's current president. his vow to press ahead with efforts to overhaul the constitution, or then 60 percent of people who cast her ballots voted against the rewrite. ah, victory for the no can. she lay in vote has rejected the proposed new constitution by a far wider margin than poles predicted. they said no to what would it be in one of the most progressive constitutions in the world with a focus on social welfare, gender equality, environmental protection, and indigenous rights. l rule for ram, and it is a really surprising triumph. and that means chile is a country that rejects communism, marxism and the attempt of communism to seize power. then well that's why at santiago's em

and their main market in vancouver was a very important market for salt spring. and that market had better access to the produce of the okanagan and california. so as a result small farms became less economical, and it didn't pay the farmers to put a lot of effort to try to sell their products because they couldn't get enough money to recover their cost. so in the early 50's and when the small farms became less competitive, the farms went into decline here and the local farmers basically went more to sheep, running livestock because it requires less work, and sheep, meat has a higher margin. and then the other thing too is farmers had to supplement their income by doing another work. and here for example, the previous owner, mr. lee, he was a mechanic, and so he used to do a lot of mechanical work and he had a little garage here as well. when we arrived here in 1999, this whole hill and this valley, there was virtually no agriculture to speak of other than hay. the farms were kept in hay. and then there were few sheep running. and now in the last 16 years, we've

al jazeera vancouver. and if something completely different, the world has 4 new champions of tango dancing. 2 couples have been crowned tango, world cup winners in argentina. ah stanza veto and ricardo strada took 1st place on the stage. tango category, walnut, cynthia, policy, us and sebastian boulevard. when the salome tango title $560.00 couples took part of the championship, which was held in brightness, others a wonder of nature as blooming in the driest place on earth plants and flowers and chillies at a common does it have a mush after wind to rain, the so called flowering desert occurs every 5 to 7 years. attracting local and foreign visitors houses here as latin america editor lucio newman report style from copy apple. in northern chile this is the at the camera desert. the driest and most baron in the world. except right now, for the 1st time in 5 years it rained, and so like sleeping beauty, these flowers are awakening. and they are starting to bloom of phenomena that attract tourists from all

and a year later, george vancouver, after whom the city itself is named.0, please, there are russian migrants in these armed units. andrei semantovsky rose to the rank of captain for nothing, that he was a monarchist and fought for the whites in the civil war. during the spanish civil war vladimir captains for 600 please. among the characters of this folk theater there is also a captain, a cartoon warrior coward and a braggart, this is a comedy deltas. igor akinfeev tried on the captain's armband of this club back in 2008 and is still wearing it. quite right i don’t want to eat 600. in a russian fairy tale, the fox served the crane a treat on a plate, he remained hungry, but having invited the cheat to visit, he served food in this dish and left, the red-haired jug was not salty. quite right. 3.000 from dmitry rovno 12 alexey 12.700 from vladimir i don't want 300, please. today i ate six inkwells wrote, he is from the house of pre-trial detention vladimir ilyich lenin quite right, they allegedly make inkwells from bread described with milk. we know all thi

it was kind of terrifying but it did bring people all the way from vancouver, tee seattle, portland,t, and l.a., obviously. to san francisco to see this show. there are a lot of people who say that after they saw this show they thought they would start their own band. it was a great jumping off point for a lot of west coast punk. it was also, the pistols' last show. in a way, it was the end of one era of punk and the beginning of a new one. the city of san francisco didn't necessarily support punk rock. [♪♪♪] >> last, but certainly not least is a jell-o be opera. they are the punk rock candidate of the lead singer called the dead kennedys. >> if we are blaming anybody in san francisco, we will just blame the dead kennedys. >> there you go. >> we had situations where concerts were cancelled due to flyers, obscene flyers that the city was thought -- that he thought was obscene that had been put up. the city of san francisco has come around to embrace it's musicians. when they have the centennial for city hall, they brought in all kinds of local musicians and i got to perform at that. t

hello as lopez is a freelance journalist in vancouver, canada, he joins me now. louis, what's the latest on the manhunt? all that might manhunt is under way as we speak today. authority say, dear, dedicating a maximum number of resources to the investigation. police asking people in the provincial capital regina, if they see the suspects, stay away and call authorities immediately. right now there are public colors in the province of the sketch went in as well as 2 neighboring promises. money tobin alberta authorities are hunting for 2 suspects. damien sanderson, 31 years old in miles, sanderson, 30 years old, despite sharing the same last name, please say still unclear of the 2 suspects are actually related. is believe the 2 are traveling in the black car, which was last seen or giant just before noon. local time on sunday, police believe the 2 suspects are still there in the provincial capital. people in regina been asked to be vigilant and to stay home. as i said earlier, came prime minister just intruder put out a statement, vowing that those responsible for

did open up a safe consumption site line the main one in vancouver it would save the city one large site would save the city over 3 and $3 and a half million per year so the cost savings i think are a important part of this and think we should talk about them in terms of saving lives and improving lives of people there and also the savings that had has to the city. >> that study that you did in the $3 million estimate that is net? that is after the cost of this facility? >> exactly. >> thank you. one thing i have been very struck by in digging into the research around safe consumption sites and talking to experts is the-i should say, pretty much every time i read an article, it is written or cowritten by you so thank you pr your extensive work in the field. the disconnect between the public discussion sometimes which i think tends to frame safe consumption sites is very controversial thing. we see vetoed at the state level and different camps on this. from my impression seems to be absent from when i talk to public health folks, i am trying to think if i encountered any serious research

i live in vancouver, washington and i write mystery novels.ch an important part of my life. i have flinn and a new puppy. as i was writing, i found that i just wasn't as sharp and i new i needed to do something so i started taking prevagen. i realized that i was much more clear and i was remembering the details that i was supposed to. prevagen keeps my brain working right. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> and honor tonight for a little league baseball team from san jose. >> the team was invited on stage during the city celebration and received an award for inclusive committee. they became the first team from san jose to be invited to participate at the little lake world series and pennsylvania. it is made for players with physical and intellectual challenges. >> good for them. the nba champion warriors are about to begin training camp. >> they enjoyed summer vacation but also spent time on their vocation. >> good evening. warrior's opening training camp this weekend almost all of last year's team is back with a couple free agents who

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the country will also be co hosting the tournament in 2026. jodi vance reports from vancouver. o canadians are passionate about their sports teams. generally those playing baseball, basketball, and of course ice hockey. but more recently, fans are turning to a different game with the success of the men's and women's sides has caused a massive spike and interest in the sport. the canadian women's team, one olympic gold in tokyo, followed by the men's team qualifying for just their 2nd world cap. much of this success is down to the influence of coach john herdman. john herdman has brought so much confidence to the canadian national team program that it attracts winters, right? winters attract winners. he had metal success as an olympic a coach for the canadian women. he's more than brought that to the canadian men. this group of players is much more diverse than the team that played at the 1986 world cup and mexico. among them, the canadian immigrant from ghana, alphonso davies, the buyer and munich player, has captured the attention of the soccer world and his thriving under hea

after serving in the navy and graduating from college, larry moved to vancouver where he was an executive in the financial services industry before successfully running to serve clerk county in the 18th legislative district. in olympia, larry fought hard to get things done for southwest's small businesses, for farmers, our communities. but it's really larry's heart for serving our community that is what stands out to all of us who know him. whether it's his role on the board of the dornbacker children's hospital foundation or the clark county department of community services or the countless other stories of coming alongside neighbors, larry's selflessness are apparent to all who meet him. thank you, larry, for your many years of service to make our evergreen state a better place to live, work, and raise a family. madam speaker, i rise today to honor and recognize southwest washingtonian and state representative brandon vick who is retiring at the end of this term. brandon is a lifelong resident of southwest washington and a rock-solid member of our community. in addition to serving in th

and when i get the airport in vancouver, i get a from my wife saying, i haven't told him yet.to come and also the switches become dark, i become angry, i become withdrawn. i become sullen. and when i get home, i barely even looking at her. now, what actually happened here, all that happened was that my artist wife, typical of an artist was the middle of creative flow in her studio, and she forgot that her husband was arriving home at the airport. what was triggered in me, however, was the wound of a one year old infant who was abandoned by his mother in an effort to save my life, actually, but the meaning i made of it is that i wasn't lovable that i wasn't wanted. and even 71 years later, when this woman are lying to be there, for me doesn't show up e woundedness of a one year old infant shows up. and that's what my friend peter levine calls the tyranny of the past. and so these early wounds, in my case the sense of abandonment, would still show up seven decades later over a relatively trivial incident. and these early woun of ours -- well, that is o wayhat it showed up. it sh

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reporter: to incentivize ship operators, the port of vancouver has cut port charges for certified quieter by as much as half. but the loudest offenders are seismic air guns. the fossil fuel industry uses them to locate new oil and gas fields in the ocean. their sound waves are as loud as a spacecraft and can be heard hundreds of kilometers from the source. for days, sometimes even weeks or months, these tubes fire out compressed air every 10 seconds. with every blast, two thirds of all zooplankton larvae within a kilometer of the explosion drop dead. they ensure the health of the ecosystem. lindy: air guns are incredibly wasteful. ey're way too loud for what they need to do. reporter: ironically, the fossil fuel industry is itself conducting research on more environmentally friendly methods for its surveys. one technique is called marine vibreis, whichenerates t requir signals v vibration instead of an explosion. one the result is more of aine constant hum rather than a big, sudden blast. lindy: an air gun is so strong it could rip your arm off, whereas a vibroseis on land you could put a

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l. jazeera vancouver, mexico's canal alvarez was a convincing winner. in his 3rd contest with kennedy gl off can of casks, dan alvarez retained his undisputed super middleweight title with all 3 judges, scoring the 12 round bout in his favor. it's the 2nd time alvarez has been gl off kin appears 1st, fight back in 2017 finished and a controversial draw. and we bought them, if you could, couldn't invoke sue, for boxing. it's one of the most important trilogies. it's also really important for the firms to buy you from my country. it's a big victory. but as for me personally and for my team, i believe it's one of the best victories we've had. and i'm happy to keep on making history or is the former mother she world champion, mark mark has his long awaited return to racing was unfortunately for him cut short a honda rider was hit from behind by reigning champion, fabio contreras. the 1st laugh of the aragon grand prix, bringing the race to a premature and for both writers. meanwhile, india bastion uni overtook fellow italian, francesco benya on the last fla

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northern plains, we had temperatures in the upper thirties here, batch of wet weather sides into vancouver. so that's going to bring down your temperature a bit to 20 degrees. different stories we looked toward the east though much fresher era here. so toronto 20 and we got some scattered activity with some showers. here. look at montreal, quebec city. you're in the teens, but let's remember it is also meter all logical fall here. so temperature is at this of the years starting to fall. a stationary disturbance over the southern us here is just ringing out its moisture to the west of houston. we could see about a months worth of rain in the span of 24 hours. and we've got storm url here. that's going to pick up the rain for puerto rico into the u. s. virgin islands. and now for the top end of south america, it's our usual storms of for western areas here. and a cool down in this temperature is across the southeast of brazil. so paulo 15 same happened for a saucy allan just the other day. you're about 32, and now you've got a high of 21 degrees on sunday. that's all i've got for you. i'll s