meng is seeking to change residences in vancouver. her lawyer says she was denied charter right during detention abuse ofw seeking process. she was arrested on december 1 on a u.s. a tradition war, accused of lying to banks about the company's dealings with iran, in violation of u.s. trade sanctions. she is now en route to court. we have more on this developing storyfresh off of a box office shattering weekends for "avengers: end game. disney reports earnings this week. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ amanda: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm amanda lang in toronto. shery: i'm shery ahn in new york. marvel boxnother office high, disney is set to report second quarter earnings after the bell. the latest installment "avengers: endgame" is already poised to become the biggest blockbuster of all time, and that is just one of the highly anticipated films they are sent to liver this 2019. will it be enough to impress investors? did you watch the movie? >> i have not seen it yet. shery: it is so good, you have to watch it. it was very good. that i

mon was arrested last december at the vancouver airport and the u.s. requests that she be extradited for allegedly violating economic sanctions against iran canada is now leaning on the u.s. to help settle this dispute with china as china has upped the pressure on them halting canadian canola imports and suspending permits of two major pork producers canada now risks significant economic damage and has no other choice than to turn to the u.s. who is also facing its own struggles with china the founder and c.e.o. of huawei says that he believes that there is a possibility that the rest of his daughter is politically motivated and that she may be a hostage in the u.s. china trade war in december president trump threatened to intervene in a men's case if that would help secure a trade deal with china. turning to another telecom related controversy a planned merger between broadband provider t p g and vodafone australia has been blocked by the australian competition and consumer commission the decision by the a c c c was accidentally disclosed by the regul

back in the philippines this vessel has come to return the trash to vancouver the comedians will shoulder the shipping costs $200000.00 us dollars the damage to diplomatic ties hard to quantify for more of this worst of all the problem i'm joined by lear guerrero she's the director of greenpeace philippines they're welcome to be there. if i can just ask of the outset how is it possible for developed countries to keep sending their wares to southeast asian nations when there appeared to be against the fear. good afternoon and thanks for having me on your show developing countries are still receiving waste from developed countries even if they're against it mostly it has to do with weak regulations so and so in developing countries the checks are looser regulations for accepting things that go in our port. the capacity to check what actually comes in is what is reported is a lot weaker than in developed countries and governance is also weaker so you have problems related to corruption like you have under the table the shipments that are mislabeled declared but still good by developing natio

back in the philippines this vessel has come to return the trash to vancouver the canadians will shoulder the shipping costs $200000.00 us dollars the damage to diplomatic ties hard to quantify from all of this waste disposal problem i'm joined by lear guerrero she's the director of greenpeace philippines they're welcome to do that. if i can just ask at the outset how is it possible for developed countries to keep sending their wares to southeast asian nations when they appear to be against accepting it. good afternoon and thanks for having me on your show developing countries are still receiving waste from developed countries even if they're against it mostly it has to do with weak regulations so and so in developing countries the checks are looser regulations for accepting things that go in our port. the capacity to check what actually comes in is what is reported is a lot weaker than in developed countries and governance is also weaker so you have problems related to corruption like you have under the table deal shipments that are mislabeled declared but still get by developing nations

back in the philippines this vessel has come to return the trash to vancouver the canadians will shoulder the shipping costs $200000.00 us dollars the damage to diplomatic ties hard to quantify for more of this west or the problem i'm joined by larry she is the director of greenpeace philippines they're welcome. if i can just ask of the outset how is it possible for developed countries to keep sending their wares to southeast asian nations when there appear to be against the. good afternoon and thanks for having me on your show developing countries are still receiving waste from developed countries even if they're against it mostly it has to do with weak regulations so and so in developing countries the checks are looser regulations for accepting things that go in our port. the capacity to check what actually comes in is what is reported is a lot weaker than in developed countries and governance is also weaker so you have problems related to corruption like you have under the table deals shipments that are mislabeled declared but still get there by developing nations but there is another

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the all was found on i-5 just north of vancouver over the weekend. the clark county sheriff's office posted the video and shows the deputy scooping up the all in a reflective vest and putting him in a box to be taken to a veterinarian. >>> the time is 5:48. now back out to sal. it has been a pretty good morning so far, hasn't it? >> it has been, as a matter of fact. the traffic is doing very well. i am looking around and seeing the traffic continues to be about normal for this time of the morning which is to say that it will be slow on the altamonte pass. that is where we are beginning. 580 and 205, this should not surprise you if you drive it everyday. it is getting crowded and the speeds are low at 580 and 205 down to less than 15 miles per hour. it improves by the time you reach 580 in livermore and dublin, down to 60 miles per hour, still looking have good. there is slow traffic when you get to castro valley it is down to 25 miles per hour at the castro valley wide. traffic is slow in union city and hayward southbound 880 from hayward to union ci

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it happened on i-5 north of vancouver, washington, this past weekend. look at the picture. the clark county sheriff's office posted this video on twitter showing the deputy gently scooping the all up in a reflective vest and putting it against the o it can be taken atlanta braves at oracle in san francisco. run night the braves were on in the first pitch of the game. and going into the good evening there is brandon craw -- 6 inning there is brandon crawford and they lose 4-1. >>> and the oakland as won tonight and continue a series today against the cleveland indians. it was all about the long ball when the two teams played. the as had an early lead in the 2nd inning. matt olson had an early lead in the 3rd inning . the as won 6- 4. starts at 3:10. how are the roads looking, sal? >>> well, you can see speeds are slow on 580 to the pass. but once you get to livermore it is looking good. traffic on the livermore freeways i dare say is right there, about 65. traffic is getting over to the east bay there looking good. and this is 880 in oakland. traffic in both directions is mo

the united states because she has not actually committed fraud under canadian laws and her arrest at vancouver's airport was unlawful. let us look at those markets now and how they are reacting to all of that rhetoric we have been hearing about the us china trade war. as you can see, they are lower to flat. the nikkei down about half a percent. all ordinaries currently flat at the moment. there are worries amongst investors about exactly where the trade tariffs are going to go. that is it for the programme. thank you for watching. this is bbc news. the top stories this hour: the us housejudiciary committee votes to hold attorney general william barr in contempt after he refuses to turn over the full mueller report. no outright winner in thailand's election, so negotiations begin over who will form the new government. the green party has launched its campaign for the european parliamentary elections, which take place later this month, urging people to say ‘yes to europe, and no to climate change'. after gaining 185 council seats in last week's english local elections, the party is hopeful of im

>> reporter: we know that these two float planes were carrying 14 passengers out of vancouver when they collided midair yesterday afternoon. here's video from inside one of the planes. this was taken a few days prior to yesterday's crash. a tourist posted this on facebook when he realized the tail numbers matched the plane that crashed yesterday. this was the otter flow plane that had 11 people on board. we learned after it collided it stayed mostly intact. take a look at this. this is a stock image of a beaver float plane. this plane broke apart, leaving behind 2600 foot long debris field. it was ketchikan, alaska. another person is missing. a ship rescued some in critical condition. a bay area couple recorded this announcement shortly after the accident. >> and i'm deeply saddened to inform that four guests, along with the pilot, did not survive the accident. an investigation by authorities is under way to determine the cause of the accident. we are ready now to depart the port. >> the bay area couple who recorded that video put out a message on twitter to their daughter that reads in

i mean tori spelling and jennie garth at work in vancouver on the new "beverly hills, 90210." we are going to be first on that set. we'll have that for you before the show debut this is summer. also in the works a new legally blond movie and we have an update straight from el woods herself, reese witherspoon. >> what do you want el's story to be? >> i think she's a very beloved character. >> hi, i'm elle woods. >> you want her to go on a hero's journey like in the first movie. i'm having a great time working on it. >> i'm so excited i wore my dress. >> reese finally confirmed a third film. we are not mad at the bend and snap post or fashion flash backs. >> this is the outfit i did the bend and snp? >> you bend and snap. >> we now know the third film's release date, valentine's day next year. what about the plo at? >> a script is being worked on. >> yes, but we haven't started anything. >> she says returning o.g.s are back. >> this is going to be good. >> are you going back? >> i couldn't imagine anything more fun. >> what are you waiting if snr. >> it's you will up to reese. i

sanctions on her run she appears in a vancouver court on wednesday as part of the extradition hearings, and her lawyers are likely to argue a little bit more about the next steps, the timetabling, and they're likely to ask the prosecution for some documents and further evidence of some of those allegations. this is one small step in what could be a very long and drawn out process. of course, it happens against the back drop of the u.s.-china trade war, and one very notable thing about this case is how heavily politicized is it. president trump in the past has said he could intervene in this case if it helps resolve the u.s.-china trade dispute, and from the chiends side, they've carried out some supposedly retaliatory measures arresting canadian citizens in china and accusing them of espionage and even sentencing one canadian citizen to death on allegations of drug trafficking. this is a very notable case, which could go on for many, many months, potentially even years with many different parts of the trial. it will be very closely watched. not only because huawei is one of the largest

the trip started in vancouver on saturday and is supposed to arrive in anchorage on may 18th. the ntsb is sending a crew from washington, d.c. to investigate. >>> tonight, a major verdict against the makers of roundup for causing an east bay couple's cancer. $2 billion in punitive damages, the third jury to say the company failed to warn consumers about the product's dangers. kate larson ie with ordered monsanto to pay the couple $1 billion each, it is the thi the largest judgment so far. they responded by calling the award excessive and unjustifiable. holding hands and mauoving slow, the $2 billion reward seems less victorious when you know the pain they have endured. >> we've been fighting cancer for nine years now. it was caused by roundup. >> reporter: the couple sprayed monsanto's weed killer roundup at their home and a few other properties for more than 30 years. they saw the commercials spraying the herbicide. >> their ads, we felt that it was incredibly safe to use. >> reporter: then both, now in their 70s, developed cancer. she was diagnosed in 2011 and alberta in 201

the bay area needs to look more like hong kong and vancouver and less like walnut creek. >> reporter: not all neighbors see it this way. >> things like this makes me worry about teachers and clerks and people who have jobs like myself who cannot buy it. >>> a second decorative medallion has been stolen. it has the community's logo on it. someone stole one of the medallions recently. but months ago another one was stolen from the corner of first and parker. the contra costa sheriff's department is asking anyone who may know something about what happened to come forward. >>> new at 11:00, award winning actress and singer peggy lipton has died. you might remember the hollywood star from the tv drama like the mod squad where she played the role of julie burns right there, and also she was in twin peeks. doctors diagnosed her with colon cancer 15 years ago. today her daughter announced her death. lipton was 72 years old. >>> new video tonight out of mississippi where storms are creating dangerous conditions. today a freight train derailed after heavy rains led to flash flooding. you can se

the next system will be dropping down off of vancouver and seattle, it'll be here sunday morning. it'll start to make it move saturday night. i don't see how it is going to miss us. if it stays a little bit inland, it'll be more in the way of thunderstorm activity. i would expect a lot of cloud cover and rain. the system won't kick out of here until sunday night, then it is on its way to las vegas. we might get another in the middle of next week. we might stay cool, 50s, 60s, and 70s on the temperatures. it'll be cooler inland, not much change saturday until late with clouds and rain sunday into monday. >>> a trail of destruction in the state of missouri after severe weather tore through the state, it is not over yet. how people in the area are now having to deal with yet another weather-related problem. >>> plus, infant mortality rate is up among one particular ethnic group in the east bay, we will break down the factors and the numbers coming up. >> [music] >> people hitting the road, a classic by ray charles. thank you very much for that request. it is road songs on traffic jam

. >> back in the philippines, this vessel has come to return the trash to vancouver. the canadiansns will shououldere shipping costs, 200,000 u.s. dollars. the damage to deval patrick ties come up harder to quantify. sumi: now to some other stories making headlines around the world. environmental activist and fridays for future campaigner has become the subject of a neural in the english city of bristol. it stands 15 meters tall and took the artist eight days to paint. she has become the face of a school strike movement that aims to combat climate change. >> india's prime minister has held meetings with several south asian and southeast asian leaders as part of his effort to build economic partnerships in the region. noticeably absent was the pakistani prime minister. relations between the two countries seven strained over tension in the disputed kashmir region. now to thailand, where a ride on an elephant is one of the main attractions for tourists. while it main -- may be seen to be innocent fun, animal rights groups say that in order to keep an elephant in captivit

topper five caught the ship as it set sail and the vessel making its way up to vancouver right now. it was docked for four days to celebrate the 170th anniversary of the peruvian consulate in the city. beautiful stuff. >>> the sharks are taking on the colorado avalanche in game three of the playoffs. >> paul deanno are standing by live at head of a big watch party. he has the good assignment. tell us. >> is a beautiful yet breezy day outside in the game is in colorado and denver but the fund will be right here in san jose. we are live at the san jose earthquake stadium, a stadium and a beautiful facility home to the game three watch party tonight. as folks are already outside waiting to get in, the doors open at 6 o'clock and it is completely free with fruit and drink for the kids, for mom, for dad. will be writing scripts from the voice season 13 performing tonight and, all of this while you get the chance to watch the big game on the big screen. come on down and the for 500 folks will get a rally towel and a game three watch party if you can't make it tonight, game 4 is thursday n

the planes were carryi passengers from the royal princess who were on a seven-dac roundtripise out of vancouver. the u.s. coast guard was called in after the planes collided midair yesterday. one of the float planes was operated by taquan air. four passengers and the pilot were killed. investigators are trying to determine how this happened. we are staying on top of the story. we'll give you updates througut the morning. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 4:02. vispite reiving ctan e io inside the venezuelan embassyn georgetown. the opposition government requested assistance in clearing the embassy last night. police cut the chains that f locked nt gate and handed the activists aneviction order. no one was arrested. for 34 days a group of antiwar protesters has occupied the building. the group supports the emattled socialist president nicolas maduro. the protesters outside support u.s. recognized president juan guaido. >>>oday friends of a maryland graduate who vanished in hawaii will hold a vigil for her. >> no one has seen or heard from amanda heller since she went for a pike. she is from marylan

chief financial officer mung one joe she appeared in courts in canada on wednesday one was arrested in vancouver last year on charges of violating u.s. trade sanctions with iran the u.s. accuses mung and huawei of committing bank frauds wire fraud and conspiracy to commit money laundering. u.s. house district. holds its only general william bar in contempt as it escalates the democrats' legal battle with the trumpet ministration over access to robot russia reports barr has refused to submit sent on with that subversion of the special counsel's findings president trump has asserted since executive privilege over the reports shielding its from public the classical hate is full and developments in washington. after a long and contentious hearing the house judiciary committee has voted along party lines to issue a contempt of congress citation against the william bar the u.s. attorney general this is all over the robert mueller the special counsel's report about potential collusion between the trim campaign in russia and obstruction of justice barr released a redacted version of the report the democ

back in the philippines this vessel has come to return the trash to vancouver the canadians will shoulder the shipping costs $200000.00 us dollars the damage to diplomatic ties hard to quantify. now some other stories making headlines around the world environmental activist and a fridays for future campaigner gratitude burke has become the subject of a mural in the english city of bristol it stands 15 meters tall and took artist jody thomas 8 days to turn back has become the face of a school strike movement that aims to combat climate change. and india's prime minister narendra modi has held meetings with several south asian and southeast asian leaders as part of his effort to build economic partner partnerships in the region noticeably absent was pakistani prime minister iran can relations between the 2 countries have been strained over tensions in the disputed kashmir region. now to thailand where a ride on an elephant is one of the main attractions for tourists but while it might seem to be just innocent fun animal rights groups say that in order to keep an elephant in captivity its sp

and later in vancouver, technology of while i will appear in court to hear the date set for the extradition to the us. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports. centre. hello i'm tulsen tollett and this is your wednesday sport briefing where we start with the news that liverpool have pulled off an astonishing recovery to beat barcelona 11—3 on aggregate and qualify for a second successive champions league final. trailing 3—0 after the first leg in spain last week, two goals each from georginio winjaldum and divock origi secured the victory as they became the first team to ever come back from such a deficit at this stage of the competition. we know that we need luck in the situation or a genius moment like trent alexander arnold. i saw the ball flag on the net and had no idea who took a corner and who scored because it was too quick for me. no sort back and it's just incredible. smart. liverpool will play either ajax or tottenham in the final. ajax have a one goal lead going into the second leg of their semi—final against spurs later, and the dutch side have home advanta

the bay area kneads needs to lo like hong kong and vancouver and less like walnut creek. >> not all neighbors see it that way. >> things like this make me worry about teachers and clerks and people who have jobs like myself that just cannot buy. >> reporter: we're back here live. it is not the only place on the block with more than one unit on it but this is the one that has caught the attention. it's the second open house and we've seen a steady stream of people coming by. reporting live in berkeley, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. up next the warriors are heading back to the western conference finals but all anyone can talk about today is what an opponent did to steph curry the day before last night's thrilling win. >> we're seeing picture perfect weather outside the shark tank tonight. 70s around the bay area this mom's day weekend but when rain and snow could be making a comeback in the seven-day forecast coming up. continues --. a live picture of the shark tank. tank. each morning, people wake. and smile, when they see the sun. not that one. this one. it makes knowing when to take your

as an acute threat other cities around the world have done the same including london los angeles and vancouver and on wednesday the british parliament did as well the motion was introduced by the opposition labor party let's listen to what their leader had to say. parliament rarely leads change it usually drags its feet it's normally the last place to pick up on the major reforms that society is demanding think about the huge transformation in our society workers' rights women's rights gay rights the impetus has always come from outside from social movements and communities while westminster is often the last place to understand that so by becoming the first parliament in the world to declare a climate emergency we could and i hope we do see it off a wave of actions from parliaments and governments all around the world. while that decision from the british parliament makes it the first country in the world to declare a climate emergency and it was one of the key demands put forward by extinction rebellion we can talk to a member of that group being joins he joins us on the line from sheffield

as an acute threat other cities around the world have done the same including london los angeles and vancouver and on wednesday the british parliament did as well the motion was introduced by the opposition labor party let's listen to what their leader had to say. parliament rarely leads change it usually drags its feet it's normally the last place to pick up on the major reforms that society is demanding think about the huge transformation in our society workers' rights women's rights gay rights the impetus has always come from outside from social movements and communities while westminster is often the last place to understand that so by becoming the first parliament in the world to declare a climate emergency we could and i hope we do search off a wave of actions from parliaments and governments all around the world. while that decision from the british parliament makes it the first country in the world to declare a climate emergency and it was one of the key demands put forward by extinction rebellion we can talk to a member of that group ben jones he joins us on the line from sheffield be

back in the philippines this vessel has come to return the trash to vancouver the canadians will shoulder the shipping costs $200000.00 us dollars the damage to diplomatic ties hard to quantify in tennis catalina got an unwanted surprise that the french open losing to petra markets in the 3rd round the czech stars ranks 2nd in the world and is already the 4th player in the women's top 10 to be knocked out of the tournament for martin a 6363 victory means she is just one win away from her best ever grand slam performance. ambassador while the toronto raptors are off to a strong start in their 1st ever n.b.a. finals the parents toronto defeated the 2 time defending champs golden state warriors 118-2109 at home and game one of the best of 7 series raptors forward pascal c. akram put up a dominant performance scoring 32 points after the game the cameroonian said he hopes his performance will inspire people in africa. think is amazing there's always the growth in the continent. cameron and his boss more not figure in general and kind of being at this stage and representing the continent is ama

the people are waking up why are the wealthiest people of china buying up all of your real estate in vancouver? [laughter] [applause] they know u the changes. and they want to get the hell out of there. so we have to recognize china's behavior. we can have a conversation way they are behaving like that but the president has maintained his grip on power even for the chinese people if you don't liberalize the economy will be tough to grow it unless you do steal their intellectual property. >> i want to bring in henry on that point. it's clear the deal is held up largely because china's leadership does not want to give in that force technology transfer for aren't those principles embedded in the wto that china is already a signatory over? why has china resisted the market reforms ratcheting up the attentions to a whole new level. >> the narrative in the west has been overdone. they have embraced of those conditions. so for example, talk about those conditions. and which company through transfer has done that as a matter of fact china passed a new rule for any government or any liberal no internat

they've hired an outside party from vancouver. they worked on a process for the missouri river that has a similar recovery habitat restoration program and a model they're looking to and those are ongoing discussions going on with principles from the different entities. there's progress there in terms of trying to come to grips with it. it's like an elephant that everybody touches a different part and think it's a different thing and as far as early implementation, the districts in san francisco and the draft e.i.f. has been released and responses and it's given people time who worked on this. we're hopeful if we got a good indication from the state we're on the right track here. we would like to begin again soon starting the process with the districts to early implementation and that has not been the bandwidth we're working on the different issues going on at the same time. the i think the thing we've discovered is we're further advanced on specifics for the tuolumne river than the folks on the sacramento riverside. they're behind

huawei ceo held in vancouver says her constitutional rights were denied. her legal team says her detention amounted to an abuse of profit. the teams has comments by president trump abdicates political interference. she and huawei are accused by the u.s. over fraud charges and dealings with iran, and she is fighting washington's demands for extradition. global news 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm su keenan. this is bloomberg. shery: the u.s. and china are sending mixed signals over trade, with president trump exposing optimism over a deal, and beijing warning it will retaliate if he follows through on his threat of tariffs. let's speak to our bloomberg editor and china correspondent. there have been conflicting signals from the white house and beijing. what have we been hearing from the u.s.? >> there is a bit of gamesmanship by both sides. he u.s. -- donald trump said believes the chinese delegation is coming to washington thursday local time, looking to make

among one joe was unlawful that's according to her legal team presented their arguments at a court in vancouver and say they will ply for a stay of extradition proceedings among is the daughter of the chinese telecommunications companies founder she was arrested in canada six months ago at the request of u.s. authorities is currently on bail. u.s. government wants money extradited for trial in the u.s. she's accused of bank fraud money laundering and potentially contravening u.s. sanctions against iran. and many think of artificial intelligence as a technology that will transform our lives in the very near future but in fact artificial intelligence is already all around us providing us with information directing our behavior and even helping us get our mail. gloves are mandatory here but not for hygienic reasons this mail center in berlin the gloves have a scanner attached to them with its help workers can register and sought specially marked items so their traceable errors are registered immediately. nevertheless many here don't see the new glove as a threat but rather as an aid. to. the scann

she appeared in court in canada on wednesday meng was arrested in vancouver last year on charges of violating u.s. trade sanctions with iran the u.s. accuses men and our way of committing bank fraud wire fraud and conspiracy to commit money laundering. still ahead on the news our changing lives the new so which treatment plant that's making a difference directing the refugees in bangladesh a life in exile and we look at the plight of palestinian refugees living in lebanon and in sports the king of play shows why he still reigns on the tennis court peter what have you that. hello there we're expecting more severe storms over parts of north america over the next few days so thanks to this weather system here it's already given us a few tornadoes some damaging winds and some very large hail stones as well and that system is only slowly edging its way eastwards and as it does so it's going to continue to feed us with some severe weather so most at risk then is texas over houma and into kansas that's where we're most likely of seeing the old tornado over the next couple of days that system is tapp

she appeared in court in canada on wednesday she was arrested in vancouver last year on charges of violating u.s. trade sanctions with iran the u.s. accuses mang and way of committing bank fraud one hundred fraud and conspiracy to commit money laundering to south africa now a polls have closed the hotly contested national election a cold forty eight on the ballot of the governing african national congress is expected to win but with a smaller margin opposition parties say they expect to gain because the a.n.c. has failed to deliver on its promises to grow the economy and create jobs has moved from cape town. fs of africa's governing african national congress says it's confident it will win its six democratic national election and it's likely it will that's despite internal splits factionalism the resignation of the president and a swarm of corruption allegations that stayed at the party for the career month we're going to get out of this election is to lead up the process of growing our economy on an inclusive basis so that we can address the plight of the needs of poor people in our country

it was kind of terrifying but it did bring people all the way from vancouver, tee seattle, portland, san diego, all up and down the coast, 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 music

of that, $5 billion may have been laundered in real estate in vancouver. natalie is with us now. one reason why people care so deeply about that story is the expectation that that may have raised prices 5%. money laundering is not a victimless crime, it has an impact on the economy. >> that is right. the latest figures are really startling. more than $7 billion may have flowed through the provincial economy, not just in real estate but in luxury cars, casinos. the panel that came out with a report yesterday estimated that the impact on housing prices in , could have raised prices by as much as 7%. that is based on the fact that that figure of $5 billion accounted for 4.6% of total transactions in the province last year. it is really insane some of the properties identified in the dirty money probe, penthouses, ski chalets in whistler, holiday retreats. where is this money coming from? great question. i bet the regulators in law enforcement would love to know that. one of the factors that did go into modeling this exercise was trying to exercise where flows can be. obviously, beca

i was in vancouver a few weeks ago not to buy property but to participate in a tech talk. most powerful speaker of the tech talk with the british journalist called [inaudible], watcher ted talk. she describes graphically on facebook that she says in her words, destroyed british democracy. how? by injecting lies into facebook accounts that enter and disappear and it took months and months before the british parliament could see the lies that facebook has said. what is the solution? solution solution for the public facebook of huawei or any such corporation is great and open set of multilateral rules and agree to all countries and that is what the liberal international order is about and say this is what is acceptable in cyber warfare and this is what is unacceptable in cyber warfare. i can say confidently that the number one country that will oppose this would be the united states of america. the united states of america has by far the best surveillance capability of any country in the world and my source for this is the best professor in the israeli man and in cyber warfar

the company cfo appearing in a vancouver, canada court as the united states seeks her extradition. >> away we saw in court was really huawei's lawyers going to the front foot and take the fight to the brgs. what they seshlgly laid out was a defense for huawei's cfo, and they said the extradition case should be thrown out the window, and they laid out a few reasons why. the first was that they argued this was a case that has become of political nature, citing coercive comments from president donald trump they didn't specify which comments, but donald trump has made comments saying he could intervene in this case if it formed part of a u.s.-china trade deal they argued that the arrest violated her civil rights. they called it unlawful, and they allege that her phone and personal computer was detained, and her pass words were requested as well. they say that space is for this case to be thrown out. the third reason is they cited the extradition agreement between canada and the u.s. and said actually this case does not fit the bill because of a ruling there which they call double criminal

so does the extradition request for the chief finance officer of huawei, who, right now, is in vancouver and is subject to what pendingto house arrest, the determination by the canadians as to whether they will accept our extradition request. a little different circumstances. david: you are quite correct to point out they are different. is there anything huawei, or the chinese government, could do to come into your office and say, we want to fix this. we want to fix this in a way that huawei can buy semiconductors from the united states and sell things in the united states. is there anything they could put on the table that would get your interest? sec. ross: that is quite a hypothetical. in general, we are always receptive to hear ideas that will accomplish the same purpose. the purpose we have in mind here is that we think there is a significant danger to national security and to our foreign policy of the existing situation at huawei. if there becomes a different situation, obviously, we would be fact-based, but i don't lean to imply that this is intended as the beginning of a negotiat

pacific highs built in way up toward vancouver, also seattle and then the systems drop straight down and go along the sierra and drive down to southern nevada to arizona and continue in the four corners. that partner is staying very active. some of the moisture could sneak back late tonight to early tomorrow. i think we are too far to the north. i will mention it but not put it in the forecast. in las vegas and northwest arizona a lot of activity continues. it has been a rather decedent howling wind in the delta. gusts to 39. now only 23 miles per hour. but still the on shore breeze is in place. 50s, low to mid to upper. 51 to 57 covers it from lakeport to tracy. a few 40s, low 50s for some. one observation near sonoma is 48. there is cool air in there. if you are heading up to the mountains watch out for late developing thunderstorms. if you are going to the desert it is not that hot. temperatures below average for las vegas and phoenix, probably the next four or five days. 30 in truckee, 55 in reno. we are looking for a little bigger fog bank today. really no sign of any big change

actions against huawei including the actions against the cfo in vancouver, have not mingled much with trade talks. trade talks are not going great, but nonetheless, is this a big enough deal in the sense, perhaps i was giving a death penalty to huawei if they cannot get the components they need, that it could be forced to cross over and blow up any hopes of a trade deal? >> the wilbur ross interview was remarkable in that ok, fine, it has not been part of the talks, but in of italy, china is looking at this holistic we, as is the u.s., and it cannot but be part of negotiations, so i agree with you that china will be looking for any tool that to fight back and the natural run is to say no to any trade deal. caroline: what is notable, 'sally, has been huawei reaction itself, saying it will do significant harm to american companies with which they do business, cost tens of thousands of american jobs and disrupt global trust. joe reference to this yesterday. it's interesting china is not afraid now to dial up some of the rhetoric when it comes to trade tensions and when it comes to respon

the system taking form is in the pacific northwest coming out of vancouver and seattle and it will drop down on top of us late saturday, more likely early sunday. there will still be activity over the weekend, especially to the north, northeast california, over the sierra. again, if you are going up there. but here comes the low. watch how it settles in over us early sunday morning. there will be rain, the possibility of thunderstorms. we saw the same thing last sunday. remember that? then the system kicks up by noon. beginning to make the move to central and southern california. then it will start to take the turn late sunday and monday, and las vegas again, keeping them very cool. even in the mountains the next couple of days a lot of activity in the form of rain, thunderstorms and high elevation snow. for us today 50s, 60s and 70s. this will be cooler than yesterday. this theme will continue into saturday. clouded up with rain late saturday. early sunday maybe some thunderstorms. then it will kick out. some of it may linger into monday and improving on tuesday. >>> another dead whale

another low is going to drop into vancouver and seattle . will be here sunday morning. it is taken a little over water trajectory which means it will have more rain with it. it could be hit and miss activity. but snow might be up in truckee, it looks like very active for the entire we can . sunny morning, i think that is when we could get some rain around here . a probably continuing to monday as well. crazy may, shows no sign of letting up. more cloud cover and often on rain. >>> today is election day in britain and the netherlands, and other members of the european parliament. another round of will be scheduled for the next few days. there choosing who should sit in the 751 seats of the european parliament which approves the budget and passes laws. britain is struggling to come up with an exit plan to leave the european union. >>> the trade war with the united states and china, trump's raised tariffs on chinese airports imports to 25% and is threatening another increase. many retailers will pass the cost onto customers. target has a contingency plan in place to make m

planes carrying 14 passengers on a sight-seeing excursion from an alaska an princess cruise out of vancouver yesterday afternoon. this is video from inside and outside of one of the planes. a few days prior to yesterday's crash. a tourist posted this video on facebook when he realized the tail numbers matched the plane that crashed yesterday. otter flow plane had 11 people on board. this is a stock image of the second. beaver float plane. this plane broke apart. all five people on this plane were killed when the two collided midair. eight miles outside of ketchikan, alaska. another person is missing from the first aircraft. a passing ship did rescue 10 people, a few of whom were in serious or critical condition. a bay area couple was on board. they recorded this announcement from the captain shortly after the accident. >> i'm deeply saddened to advise four guests along independent tour, along with the pilot, did not survive the accident. an investigation by authorities is under way to determine the cause of the accident. clearly having a delay from getting ready from catch can. we are ready

i went to vancouver last year to understand both safe injection sites but other strategies. those communities have in addition to the consumption sites and decriminalization, they developed supports and services around the individuals that are both using and selling that would benefit the conversation. and with that, i'm open to any questions. >> i would have a bunch but i'm sensitive to the time so i'll ask one. so your sense is that the diversion programmes we have are not effective and have there been, especially for this population, do you have a sense of why that is and have you sought to develop other types of diversion programs in a sense that a lot of these cases go to probation, do you sort of work closely with probation to try to develop some sort of outcome for the individual that is most likely to have success? i mean, if you're seeing people who are cycling right back in and out, how do you look at the person in an individual way in light of the challenges around diversion to try to get them to a place where they're not going right back out there? >> it's a grea

they were on a seven-day, roundtrip cruise out of vancouver. the u.s. coast guard was called in after the planes collided midair yesterday. one of the float planes was air.ated by taquan they've suspended all flights at this hour for cruise-goers -- this hour. forecrui four cruise-gotters and the pilot were killed. we'll give you updates here in the live deskte this morning. >> thank you. vi> despite receing an eviction order, protesters could still be inside the venezuelan embassy in georgetown. the state department says venezuela's opposition government requested assistance clearing the embassy last night. police cut the chains that locked the front gate and handed the activist an eviction -- activists an eviction order. the group supports the embattl socialist president nicolas maduro. the protesters outside support ntu.s.-recognizeded presi juan guaido. >>> today friends of a maryland gradte who vanished in hawaii will hold a vigil for her. >> no one has seen or heard from amanda eller since last thursday when she went for a hike. she is from st. ma