and i said, well, until now, i wasn't planning to talk about the vancouver olympics. tie took my picture, took my colleagues' pictures, staples documents into our passport, and i opened it up and said we have 48 hours to stay in canada. that's as long as our trip was going to be. i was speaking at the university of victoria and at the libraire so we raced up and thank goodness for canadians they had all gone out for beer and had come back three-fold larger because of what had taken place. i gave my talk, discussed the vancouver olympics and asked why would people be so concerned? raced over to speak at the university of victoria and we stayed at a bed and breakfast and everybody was having tea before dinner and i sat down quietly in this room, with the bed and breakfast where the older folks were having their tea, and they turned on the news and the first story was about me getting detained, and everyone looks over at me. i said, oh, no, i'm just here to give a speech. it became a very big story in canada because the second story was about how in the vancouver city co

so the next show that we did was about the vancouver olympics. but let it never be said it provides fodder for a show. >> host: hemi- speeches to give a year? >> guest: many speeches. we did the silenced majority, about 100 city tours, as we're traveling we go to universities, we have public events. namely fundraisers for community media stations around the country post that most of your books are dedicated in memory of your parents. who were they? >> guest: my wonderful parents. my dad died about 12 years ago. he was an ophthalmologist and i grew up in long island. and he was just committed to us and the community being a better place. i don't even talk about people being activist at that time. a mother taught women's history and literature at a local community college. the example of my mother who died a few years ago, a truly wonderful woman. such a great role model and she was a love in the community, as my father once. she took women's literature in history, continuing education for truck drivers and hobson it would mean a higher salary, the

i gave my talk, discussed the vancouver olympics and asked why would people be so concerned? in interest. and everyone was having tea bread before dinner at 6:00. and i sat down quietly in this room at the bed-and-breakfast world the older folks are having their teeth. turn on the news commend the for story was about me getting detained. everyone looks over me. oh, no. and just to give a speech. it became a very big story because the second story was about how in the vancouver city council they had waited, anyone who put up the signing is the olympics either house could be rated, the taxes could not speak but the corporations that were sponsoring the olympics. british columbia civil liberties association was involved. there was a great outcry about this the tunnel of attention in canada that there were detaining an american journalist and demand to know what i would say and if it was not satisfactory to them keep you from coming into the country. so we came back to york, and ensure we did was about the vancouver olympics, but that it never be said that the state determines wh

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olympics. >> the 22-year-old asada is known for hir signature triple axle jump. she has won the world championship twice and a silver medal at the vancouver winter olympics. >>> up next, the world weather forecast. >>> and that concludes this edition of "newsline." i'm keikichi haneda. on be456 ever our team, thank you for staying with us.