(*)
>> Andrew: ON THIS TUESDAY
NIGHT, IS THE HISTORIC
U.S.-NORTH KOREA SUMMIT IN
JEOPARDY?
DONALD TRUMP ADMITS THAT IT MAY
NOT HAPPEN.
WHY PYONGYANG SEEMS TO HAVE
SECOND THOUGHTS.
PLUS TRUMP'S PROMISE TO GET KIM
JONG-un TO CHANGE HIS TUNE.
>> Rosemary: ALSO TONIGHT B.C.
FIGHTS
ALBERTA IN COURT TO KEEP THE OIL
FLOWING.
>> Andrew: AND HARRY AND
MEGHAN MAKE THEIR DEBUT AS A
MARRIED COUPLE.
MORE ON THE LUCKY CANADIANS WHO
SCORED AN INVITE.
>> Rosemary: THIS IS "THE
NATIONAL."
(*)
>> Andrew: IF THERE WAS EVER A
DOUBT THAT THE U.S. PRESIDENT
WOULD EVER MEET FACE-TO-FACE
WITH KIM JONG-un, DONALD TRUMP
HIMSELF MADE THAT UNCERTAINTY
REAL TODAY.
EVEN AS HE WELCOMED THE SOUTH
KOREAN PRESIDENT TO THE WHITE
HOUSE TODAY TO TALK ABOUT THE
SUMMIT, TRUMP TOLD REPORTERS
THAT THERE'S A SUBSTANTIAL
CHANCE THAT THE JUNE MEETING
WON'T HAPPEN.
SO WHY THE SEEDS OF DOUBT?
PAUL HUNTER TAKES THAT QUESTION.
>> Reporter: FOR THE RECORD AS
DONALD TRUMP TODAY GREETED SOUTH
KOREA'S PRESIDENT OUTSIDE OF THE
WEST WING FOR TALKS ON THE
UPCOMING SUMMIT WITH NORTH
KOREA, THAT SUMMIT IS STILL ON
BUT --
>> President Donald Trump:
THERE'S A VERY SUBSTANTIAL
CHANCE THAT IT WON'T WORK OUT
AND THAT'S OKAY.
THAT DOESN'T MEAN THAT IT WON'T
WORK OUT OFFER A PERIOD OF TIME.
>> Reporter: THE REASON,
CITING U.S.-SOUTH KOREAN
MILITARY EXERCISES WITH NORTH
KOREA'S TONE LATELY HARDENED.
WITH NORTH KOREA'S KIM JONG-un
SEEMINGLY HEDGING ON EARLIER
HINTS THAT HE'D AGREE TO THE
U.S. DEMANDS AND DENUCLEARIZE.
AND THOUGH TRUMP TODAY SAID THAT
HE STILL BELIEVES KIM WANTS THIS
TO HAPPEN --
>> President Donald Trump: I
THINK THAT HE'S ABSOLUTELY VERY
SERIOUS, YES.
>> Reporter: THE BIG
QUESTION -- IS IT A BONA FIDE
CHANCE FOR TRUMP TO MAKE HISTORY
OR IS HE BEING PLAYED BY KIM?
SOMETHING TRUMP IS SAID TO BE
PRIVATELY WORRIED ABOUT.
AFTER ALL OF THOSE MISSILE TESTS
AND BACK-AND-FORTH INSULTS
BETWEEN THE TWO LEADERS TRUMP
HAS LONG SAID THAT HE'S PREPARED
TO ABANDON THE SUMMIT IF KIM
FAILS TO AGREE TO HIS TERMS.
BUT THAT STILL RISKS EMBARRASS
EMBARRASSMENT
FOR TRUMP HAVING COME THIS
CLOSE.
>> President Donald Trump:
THERE'S A GOOD CHANCE THAT WE'LL
HAVE THE MEETING.
>> Reporter: TODAY TRUMP
SEEMED TO BE ENCOURAGING KIM,
UNDERLINING THAT IT WILL BE
WORTH IT, EVEN SEEMINGLY
PLEDGING PROTECTION FOR HIS
REGIME.
>> President Donald Trump: HE
WILL BE SAFE.
HE WILL BE HAPPY.
HIS COUNTRY WILL BE RICH.
HE WILL BE ABLE TO LOOK BACK AND
BE VERY PROUD OF WHAT HE DID FOR
NORTH KOREA.
>> Reporter: FOR HIS PART KIM
IS SAID TO BE STUDYING TRUMP'S
PSYCHE BY READING HIS BOOK "THE
ART OF THE DEAL" AS WELL AS THE
MORE CONTROVERSIAL TAKE ON TRUMP
"FIRE AND FURY."
>> President Donald Trump:
GREAT HONOUR, THANK YOU.
>> Reporter: BACK IN THE OVAL
OFFICE IT WAS CLEAR THAT SOUTH
KOREA SURE WANTS THE SUMMIT TO
PROCEED.
ITS PRESIDENT TODAY MORE THAN
ONCE LAVISHED PRAISE ON TRUMP
FOR HIS LEADERSHIP ON THIS.
>> [speaking foreign
language].
>> Reporter: ALL OF THIS IS
POSSIBLE, SAID MOON JAE-in,
BECAUSE OF YOU, MR. PRESIDENT.
BOTTOM LINE -- PLANNING AND
PREPARATION FOR THE JUNE 12th
SUMMIT CONTINUES AT LEAST FOR
NOW.
ANDREW?
>> Andrew: OKAY, SO, PAUL,
THERE ARE THE MILITARY EXERCISES
THAT SEEM TO BE AN ISSUE.
BUT DONALD TRUMP ALSO POINTED TO
CHINA TODAY?
>> Reporter: YEAH, RECALL
THOSE TWO MEETINGS THAT KIM
JONG-un HAD WITH THE CHINESE
LEADERSHIP NOT LONG AGO.
TRUMP SAID TODAY THAT IT WAS
AFTER THE SECOND OF THOSE
MEETINGS THAT HE NOTICED A
CHANGE IN NORTH KOREA'S TONE.
IN HIS WORDS TODAY, MAYBE
NOTHING HAPPENED, MAYBE IT DID.
THE U.S. ABSOLUTELY WANTS CHINA
TO KEEP PRESSURING NORTH KOREA
TO DENUCLEARIZE.
TRUMP MADE NO SPECIFIC
ALLEGATION ABOUT CHINA BUT AS HE
PUT IT, YOU CAN'T SAY THAT HE'S
HAPPY ABOUT WHAT MAY OR MAY NOT
HAVE HAPPENED AT THAT MEETING.
THAT SAID, SECRETARY OF STATE
MIKE POMPEO ALSO TALKED TODAY
ABOUT PRESSURE FROM CHINA ON
NORTH KOREA.
HERE'S HIS LAY OF THE LAND...
>> THE CHINESE HAVE OFFERED
HISTORIC ASSISTANCE IN THE
PRESSURE CAMPAIGN.
LITERALLY HISTORIC ASSISTANCE.
PRESIDENT TRUMP HAS MADE CLEAR
AND I HAVE MADE CLEAR TOO THAT
IT'S CENTRAL THAT PRESSURE
REMAIN IN PLACE AND THAT CHINA
CONTINUE TO PARTICIPATE IN THAT
PRESSURE CAMPAIGN.
WE HAVE EVERY REASON TO EXPECT
THAT THEY WILL CONTINUE TO DO
SO.
>> Reporter: AS TRUMP PUT IT
YET AGAIN TODAY, WE'LL SEE WHAT
HAPPENS.
ANDREW?
>> Andrew: PAUL HUNTER, THANK
YOU VERY MUCH.
SO THE SUMMIT BETWEEN DONALD
TRUMP AND KIM JONG-un MAY NOT
HAPPEN, WE'LL SEE WHAT HAPPENS,
BUT NORTH KOREA IS STILL
PRESSING AHEAD WITH A PROMISE TO
DISMANTLE A MAJOR NUCLEAR
FACILITY WHILE MAKING SURE THAT
EVERYONE KNOWS ABOUT IT.
>> IF THEY DISMANTLE THE NUCLEAR
SITE AS THEY SAY THEY WILL DO IT
SHOULD BE AN EXTRAORDINARY TRIP.
>> Andrew: NORTH KOREA HAS
INVITED INTERNATIONAL
JOURNALISTS TO PUNGGYE-RI, A
NUCLEAR TESTING FACILITY.
THE IDEA IS TO DESTROY IT WITH
THE WORLD WATCHING.
>> SO WE HAVE LANDED HERE IN
WONSAN.
>> Andrew: JOURNALISTS HAVE SO
FAR BEEN TREATING THE TRIP AS A
TRAVEL DOCUMENTARY INTO THE
BIZARRE TO WITNESS NORTH
KOREA'S GRAND GESTURE FOR PEACE.
BUT EXPERTS ARE SUGGESTING THAT
WE SHOULD TEMPER OUR
EXPECTATIONS.
>> I GOT THE OPPORTUNITY TO LOOK
AT PUNGGYE-RI WITH SATELLITE
IMAGRY.
MOSTLY WHAT
I SEE ON THE SITE THAT THEY'RE
MOVING TRUCKS AROUND AND
DISMANTLING A FEW BUILDINGS BUT
THE LARGE FOCUS SEEMS TO BE
BUILDING UP PLATFORMS FOR
PRESUMABLY THE REPORTERS TO
WATCH THE EXPLOSIONS HAPPEN.
IT REMINDS ME A LOT OF 2008 WHEN
NORTH KOREA EXPLODED THE COOLING
TOWER AT THEIR 5 MEGAWATT
REACTOR.
THE COOLING TOWER IS REALLY SORT
OF AN ICONIC SHAPE AND IT MAKES
PEOPLE THINK OF THE SIMPSONS AND
SO EXPLODING THAT MADE IT REALLY
SEEM LIKE A DIPLOMATIC WIN.
BUT IT DIDN'T HAVE VERY BIG
MEANING ON NORTH KOREA'S ACTUAL
NUCLEAR PROGRAMME.
>> [speaking foreign
language].
>> Andrew: IN FACT, NORTH
KOREA SOON RE-STARTED THE
REACTOR AND CARRIED OUT YEARS OF
NUCLEAR TESTING WHICH BRINGS US
BACK TO PUNGGYE-RI.
EVEN IF IT ISN'T A MIRAGE LIKE
THE COOLING TOWER WAS --
>> THEY'VE ALREADY HAD SIX
NUCLEAR TESTS SO THEY MAY NOT
EVEN NEED ANYMORE.
IT IS POSSIBLE THAT THEY'LL STOP
TESTING NEW TYPES OF DESIGNS IF
THEY COLLAPSE THE TUNNEL AT
PUNGGYE-RI.
BUT THAT DOESN'T MEAN THEY WON'T
MAKE MORE WARHEADS.
>> Andrew: WHAT'S MORE, NO
ACTUAL NUCLEAR ARMS EXPERTS WERE
ALLOWED ON THIS TRIP.
SO TO THE TV CREWS IT LIKELY
WILL NOT BE CLEAR IF THIS IS A
STEP TOWARDS DISARMAMENT OR
SIMPLY A NUCLEAR POWER
DESTROYING EVIDENCE.
HERE'S A LOOK AT WHAT ELSE WE'RE
WORKING ON TONIGHT ON "THE
NATIONAL"...
>>> BALANCING PRESS FREEDOM AND
NATIONAL SECURITY.
THE SUPREME COURT HEARS WHAT
COULD BE A LANDMARK CASE
TOMORROW BUT TONIGHT THE
JOURNALIST AT THE HEART OF THE
STORY.
>> Rosemary: AND GIVING NAMES
TO THE DEAD.
A CENTURY LATER WE TAKE YOU
INSIDE OF THE PROCESS THAT
IDENTIFIED THREE CANADIANS
KILLED DURING FIRST WORLD WAR.
BUT, FIRST, THE INTERPROVINCIAL
BRAWL OVER THE KINDER MORGAN
PIPELINE EXPANSION HAS TAKEN YET
ANOTHER TURN TODAY.
B.C. IS NOW SUING ALBERTA AS
TRANSMOUNTAIN'S SELF-IMPOSED
DEADLINE TO CONTINUE WITH THE
PROJECT OR NOT NOW SITS AT NINE
DAYS.
WITH THE CLOCK TICKING, BRITISH
COLUMBIA STRUCK BACK HARD AT
ALBERTA TODAY, FILING A
STATEMENT
OF CLAIM IN ALBERTA COURT OVER
THAT GOVERNMENT'S THREAT TO TURN
OFF THE OIL TAPS TO B.C.
B.C. SAYS THAT THE LEGISLATION
TABLED BY RACHEL NOTLEY'S
GOVERNMENT LAST WEEK IS NOTHING
SHORT OF AN ATTEMPT TO PUNISH
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
B.C.'S ATTORNEY GENERAL DAVID
EB IMRRCH SAYS THAT HIS
PROVINCE'S
ROLE IN THE DELAY IS
MISCHARACTERIZED.
>> THIS CAME AFTER WE REPEATEDLY
CALLED ON ALBERTA TO NOT MOVE
FORWARD WITH BLATANTLY
UNCONSTITUTIONAL LEGISLATION.
>> Rosemary: AND THE COURT
FILING GOES EVEN FURTHER,
SAYING, "IN ADDITION TO ECONOMIC
HARM,
SUDDEN DISRUPTION IN SUPPLY
A
COULD INJURE HUMAN HEALTH AND
SAFETY IN REMOTE COMMUNITIES."
>> IT'S VERY INTERESTING, ON ONE
HAND THEY DON'T WANT OUR OIL AND
THE OTHER HAND THEY'RE SUING US
TO GIVE THEM OUR OIL.
THEY ARE STILL RESERVING THE
RIGHT TO PLAY LEGAL
ROPE-A-DOPE UNTIL THE COW COMES
HOME.
>> Rosemary: THE LEGAL
CHALLENGE IS THE DAY AFTER
NOTLEY DECLARED THAT SHE WOULD
NOT ATTEND A WESTERN PREMIERS'
MEETING BECAUSE IT WOULD BE TONE
DEAF TO SUGGEST THAT THEY COULD
TALK
ABOUT OTHER ISSUES.
AS THE PROVINCES CONTINUE TO
BATTLE IT OUT THEY ALSO WAIT FOR
MOVEMENT FROM THE FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT,
EITHER TO SECURE A DEAL WITH
KINDER MORGAN BEFORE THE
DEADLINE OR TO PASS A LAW TO
CLARIFY THE PIPELINE IS ALLOWED
AND CONSTITUTIONALLY VIABLE.
>> Question: MR. PRIME MINISTER,
ANY PROGRESS ON KINDER MORGAN?
>> Prime Minister Justin
Trudeau: WE'RE WORKING VERY
HARD AND DILIGENTLY ON GETTING
OUR RESOURCES TO NEW MARKETS.
>> Rosemary: SO THE FUTURE OF
THE PIPELINE WAITS.
>>> A LOT OF MEDIA ATTENTION IS
FOCUSED RIGHT HERE TOMORROW AS
CANADA'S HIGHEST COURT HEARS A
CASE PITTING POLICE POWERS
AGAINST PRESS FREEDOM.
THE CBC WILL BE THERE WITH A
COALITION OF CIVIL LIBERTIES
GROUPS.
THE CASE -- A "VICE" MEDIA
JOURNALIST WHO REFUSES TO GIVE
THE RCMP HIS COMMUNICATIONS WITH
A CANADIAN ISIS FIGHTER.
AS NATALIE KALATA TELLS US, IT'S
A CASE THAT COULD HAVE SERIOUS
AND BROAD IMPLICATIONS.
>> Reporter: WHAT'S AT STAKE
IS BIGGER THAN BEN MAKUCH,
BIGGER THAN HIS JOB.
IT'S ABOUT THE KIND OF NEWS
CANADIANS GET.
>> I HAVE JOURNALISTS SAY I
TALKED TO THIS INDIVIDUAL, DO
YOU THINK WHAT HAPPENED TO ME
WILL HAPPEN TO ME?
>> Reporter: THE JOURNALIST
FROM "VICE" HAS BEEN LOCKED IN A
LEGAL BATTLE FOR YEARS OVER
THIS.
>> WE ARE GOING FOR YOU, BARACK
OBAMA...
>> Reporter: IN 2013, MAKUCH
USED SOCIAL MEDIA TO TRACK DOWN
AN ISIS MEMBER,
FARAH SHIRDON.
HE THREATENED CANADA.
NOT LONG AFTER THE RCMP SERVED
"VICE" AND MAKUCH ORDERING THEM
TO HAND
OVER ALL CORRESPONDENCE WITH
SHIRDON AND THEY REFUSED.
>> WHAT I HAVE WITH NATIONAL
SECURITY INTEREST I ALWAYS PUT
OUT THERE.
SO I WAS INFORMING THE
PUBLIC OF ANY DANGER THAT COULD
COME OF THIS INDIVIDUAL.
>> Reporter: "VICE" CHARGED
-- CHALLENGED
THE ORDER IN THE LOWER COURTS
AND LOST.
THE CASE IS NOW HEARD BY THE
SUPREME COURT.
>> I'M THERE TO PROVIDE AN
INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE ON
THIS.
>> Reporter: PAUL SCHABAS IS A
LAWYER REPRESENTING SEVERAL
INTERNATIONAL N.G.O.s
TOMORROW.
>> THERE MUST BE A BALANCE EVEN
THEN BETWEEN THE PUBLIC INTEREST
AND LAW ENFORCEMENT AND THE
PUBLIC INTEREST IN PROTECTING
THE PRESS AND PROTECTING THEM
AND THEIR ABILITY TO DO THEIR
JOB.
>> Reporter: THE RCMP IS
TRYING TO DO THEIRS AND PROTECT
CANADIANS.
LAWYERS REPRESENTING THE RCMP
DECLINED TO BE INTERVIEWED.
INSTEAD, THEY POINTED TO ITS
SUBMISSION TO THE COURT.
POLICE ARE SEEKING TO OBTAIN
HIGHLY RELIABLE EVIDENCE
RELATING TO SERIOUS TERRORISM
OFFENSES WHICH THEY CANNOT
OBTAIN FROM ANY OTHER SOURCE.
AND ARE NOT REQUIRED TO GO
FURTHER AND ESTABLISH THAT THE
PROSECUTOR WILL ACTUALLY NEED
THAT EVIDENCE TO PROVE THE CASE
AT TRIAL, NOR ARE THEY REQUIRED
TO
EXHAUST ALL OTHER INVESTIGATIVE
AVENUES.
HE SAYS THAT ROBERT STEINER FROM
THE MUNK SCHOOL OF GLOBAL
AFFAIRS COULD HAVE WIDESPREAD
IMPLICATIONS ON THE KIND OF
INFORMATION THAT PEOPLE SHOULD
GET IN A FREE AND OPEN SOCIETY.
>> IF PEOPLE STOP SPEAKING TO
JOURNALISTS THEN THIS
FUNDAMENTAL PART OF THE
DEMOCRATIC SYSTEM IS A BASIC
PIPELINE TO UNDERSTANDING WHAT
IS GOING ON AROUND US STARTS TO
GET SHUT DOWN.
>> Reporter: ALREADY THE
RANKING FOR PRESS FREEDOM IS NOT
AS HIGH AS MANY MAY ASSUME.
ACCORDING TO ONE INDEX, CANADA
IS 18th IN THE WORLD.
>> IT PUTS US BEHIND COUNTRIES
LIKE PORTUGAL
AND ESTONIA.
>> Reporter: THE CBC IS ONE OF
MORE THAN A DOZEN OUTLETS AND
ORGINISATIONS INTERVENING IN THE
CASE.
AS FOR MAKUCH HE'S HOLDING FIRM.
>> I'M PREPARED TO TAKE THIS AS
FAR AS IT NEEDS TO GO.
>> Reporter: IF HE LOSES AND
HE REFUSES TO COMPLY WITH THE
ORDER, MAKUCH COULD FACE A FINE
OR EVEN GO TO JAIL.
THE SUPREME COURT'S DECISION IS
EXPECTED TO TAKE MONTHS.
NATALIE KALATA, CBC NEWS,
TORONTO.
>> Rosemary: YOU HEARD NATALIE
MENTION THAT CANADA RANKS 18th
IN THE WORLD PRESS FREEDOM
INDEX.
REPORTERS WITHOUT BORDERS SAY
THAT
THE "VICE" CASE IS JUST ONE OF
THE REASONS.
ANOTHER -- THE CIVIL AND
CRIMINAL CHARGES LAID AGAINST
THE INDEPENDENT JUSTIN BRAKE FOR
FILMING PROTESTERS AS THEY
TRESPASSED ON THE SITE OF THE
MUSKRAT FALLS HYDROELECTRIC
PROJECT IN LABRADOR.
AND IT CITES QUÉBEC'S PROVINCIAL
POLICE SPYING O SPYING ON JOURNALISTS,
PATRICK LAGACE OF "La PRESSE"
AND FIVE JOURNALISTS WITH
RADIO-CANADA.
THEN THERE'S BILL C-51, USING
NATIONAL SECURITY AS AN EXCUSE
TO CHILL THE FREE FLOW
OF INFORMATION.
THE COUNTRIES RANKED AS THE TOP
THREE WERE NORWAY AND SWEDEN AND
THE NETHERLANDS.
FRANCE AND THE U.K. AND THE U.S.
RANKED MUCH LOWER THAN CANADA.
NOW THE PRESS IN THE U.K. TODAY
HAD THEIR CAMERAS ON A PLACE
WHERE IT HAS BEEN NOW FOR A VERY
LONG TIME -- BUCKINGHAM PALACE.
ANDREW, WHAT WAS THERE TODAY?
>> Andrew: IT WAS A GARDEN
PARTY OFFICIALLY IN HONOUR OF
PRINCE CHARLES BUT YOU COULD
TELL THAT ALL EYES WERE RIGHT ON
THE ROYAL NEWLYWEDS, HARRY AND
MEGHAN.
IT WAS THEIR FIRST APPEARANCE AS
THE NEWLY MINTED DUKE AND
DUCHESS OF SUSSEX.
IT WAS ALSO, OF COURSE, MEGHAN'S
FIRST PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT AS A
MEMBER OF THE ROYAL FAMILY.
SHE STOOD SHOULDER-TO-SHOULDER
WITH CHARLES AND CAMILLA WHILE
HER HUSBAND TOOK TO THE PODIUM
TO HONOUR HIS FATHER.
BUT THE SIGNIFICANCE OF IT ALL
SEEMED TO BE LOST ON ONE
PARTICULAR UNINVITED GUEST.
HERE'S THAT RUDE INTERRUPTION.
>> IN WHICH WILLIAM AND I DRAW
INSPIRATION FROM EVERY DAY.
TO -- SORRY -- THAT BEE REALLY
GOT ME.
[laughter]
>> Andrew: NOW THE BEE ASIDE,
THERE WERE MORE THAN 6,000
GUESTS IN THAT CROWD AND AS
THOMAS DAIGLE REPORTS, THEY
INCLUDED A FEW FROM THIS SIDE OF
THE POND.
>> Reporter: DRESSED IN THEIR
MOST REGAL, STEVE AND NICOLA
DAY HAVE COME FROM KINGSTON,ICOLA
DAY HAVE COME FROM KINGSTON,
ONTARIO, THEIR NAMES ON THE
GUEST LIST FOR
THE MOST EXCLUSIVE VENUE IN
TOWN.
>> WE'RE GOING TO BUCKINGHAM
PALACE, SIR.
>> Reporter: THEY'VE BEEN DOWN
A SIMILAR ROAD BEFORE, MEETING
PRINCE CHARLES A YEAR AGO AT
C.F.B. TRENTON.
STEVE DAY IS A RETIRED COMMANDER
WITH CANADA'S SPECIAL FORCES,
NOW COACHING AND CONSULTING ON
SECURITY MATTERS.
THANKS TO RE-TRAINING FROM
CHARLES' CHARITY "OPERATION
ENTREPRENEUR."
AND MEETING HARRY AND MEGHAN
TODAY IS JUST AN ADDED BONUS.
>> AND A NATIONAL AFFINITY AS
VETERANS AND A VETERAN COUPLE TO
WHAT HE'S ESPOUSING GOING
FORWARD.
>> IT WAS A HARD DECISION TO
FIGURE OUT WHAT TO WEAR TODAY
AND TO
FIND JUST THE RIGHT HAT.
>> Reporter: THERE WERE PLENTY
OF GREAT HATS ON THE DISPLAY IN
THE CROWD OF 6,000, INCLUDING
MEGHAN'S AS SHE AND HARRY MET
MILITARY FAMILIES FROM SUDBURY.
THAT CANADIAN ACCENT FAMILIAR TO
THE NEW BRIDE.
>> SHE SPENT SIX YEARS THERE AND
SO IT'S LIKE HOME.
AND THE WEATHER.
>> Reporter: THE STAR OF THE
SHOW TODAY THOUGH WAS SUPPOSED
TO BE
CHARLES CELEBRATING HIS 70th
BIRTHDAY SIX MONTHS EARLY.
>> SO I KNOW THAT YOU ASKED THAT
THIS DAY NOT BE ABOUT YOU MUST
FORGIVE THAT I DON'T LISTEN TO
YOU, MUCH LIKE WHEN I WAS
YOUNGER.
[Applause]
>> Reporter: WITH A
FIRST EVENT AS DUKE AND DUCHESS
OF SUSSEX.ú
>> Reporter: WITH A TRIBUTE TO
HIS FATHER THEY WRAPPED UP THEIR
FIRST EVENT AS DUKE AND DUCHESS
OF SUSSEX.
SOME WHO CROSSED THE ATLANTIC
FOR THIS RAN INTO MORE CANADIANS
THAN ROYALTY.
>> WE HAVE SPENT LONGER WAITING
IN LINE FOR FAKE PRINCESSES...
>> THAT IS TRUE.
[laughter]
>> SO IT'S WELL WORTH THE
EFFORT.
>> Reporter: MAYBE AN AVERAGE
DAY FOR THE ROYALS BUT STILL
MEMORABLE FOR THEM.
THOMAS DAIGLE, CBC NEWS, LONDON.
>> Andrew: SO THE SPECTACLE
WAS EVERYTHING TODAY AND THOSE
CAMERAS KEPT ZOOMING IN FOR A
CLOSE-UP OF THE DUCHESS' RING
FINGER, BUT PERHAPS
UNSURPRISINGLY IT WAS
HER DRESS THAT GOT SO MUCH
ATTENTION TO THE POINT THAT THE
DESIGNER'S WEBSITE CRASHED JUST
MINUTES AFTER HER APPEARANCE.
IN CASE YOU'RE WONDERING IT WAS
CUSTOM MADE BY A BRITISH BRAND
AND THEY HAVE HIGH-PROFILE
CLIENTS.
VICTORIA BECKHAM AND EVEN
MEGHAN'S ROYAL SISTER-IN-LAW THE
DUCHESS OF CAMBRIDGE.
ON A MORE SERIOUS NOTE IN HIS
SPEECH TODAY PRINCE HARRY NOTED
SOME SPECIAL GUESTS INVITED TO
THE PARTY.
>> I WOULD LIKE US TO TAKE A
MOMENT TO REMEMBER ALL OF THOSE
AFFECTED BY THE TRAGIC EVENTS OF
THE MANCHESTER ARENA A YEAR AGO.
WE ARE FORTUNATE TO HAVE 250
REPRESENTATIVES AND THE
EMERGENCY SERVICES HERE TODAY.
IT IS RIGHT THAT WE TAKE A
MOMENT TO RECOGNIZE THE AMAZING
WORK THEY DO EVERY DAY AND HOW
EACH MEMBER OF OUR BLUE LIGHT
SERVICES RISE TO MEET THE
CHALLENGE OF TRAGIC EVENTS SUCH
AS THE ATTACK A YEAR AGO.
OUR THOUGHTS ARE WITH THOSE WHO
LOST LOVED ONES AND THOSE WHO
STILL DEALING WITH THE
EXPERIENCES OF THAT NIGHT.
>> Andrew: 22 PEOPLE WERE
KILLED IN THAT BOMBING IN
MANCHESTER ONE YEAR AGO.
IT WAS AFTER A CONCERT, THE
U.K.'S WORST TERROR ATTACK IN
MORE THAN A DECADE.
>>> WE'LL HAVE MUCH MORE SPECIAL
COVERAGE OF THE ANNIVERSARY,
INCLUDING THE MESSAGE THAT
ARIANA GRANDE HERSELF SENT TO
SURVIVORS.
>> Rosemary: AND NAHLAH AYED
INTRODUCES US TO A 13-YEAR-OLD
WHO WAS THERE WHEN THE BOMB WENT
OFF AND TAKES US TO THE PLACE
WHERE SHE'S NOW FINDING
STRENGTH.
>> Andrew: BUT, FIRST, A
POWERFUL SCENE FROM MANCHESTER
TONIGHT.
(*)
(singing).
LAST YEAR THIS OASIS SONG "DON'T
LOOK BACK IN ANGER" BECAME THE
UNOFFICIAL ANTHEM OF THE CITY'S
PERSEVERANCE AND TODAY IN
MANCHESTER THEY SANG IT IN THE
STREET.
(*)
(singing)
(*)
>> Andrew: TONIGHT ON
"THE NATIONAL," CREWS ON
HAWAII'S BIG ISLAND ARE RACING
TO PROTECT THE GEOTHERMAL POWER
PLANT FROM FLOWING LAVA BECAUSE,
AS YOU CAN SEE, IT'S AWFULLY
CLOSE.
THE CREWS HAVE BEEN DRAINING AND
MOVING FUEL AWAY BUT IF THE LAVA
SEEPS INTO AN ACTIVE WELL IT
COULD UNLEASH DEADLY GASES.
THE CREWS ARE RACING TO CAP THEM
ALL BEFORE THEY'RE OVERRUN.
>>> ANOTHER SET BACK FOR THE
SMALL COMMUNITY OF CHURCHILL,
MANITOBA.
A CANADIAN COMPANY THAT PLANNED
TO BUY THEIR ONLY RAILROAD AND
FIX IT HAS BACKED OUT.
IT'S BEEN A WHOLE YEAR SINCE THE
LINE WAS DESTROYED BY
FLOODWATERS AND IT'S THE ONLY
LAND LINK TO THE SOUTH TO BRING
IN FUEL, FOOD AND SUPPLIES.
BUT THE COMPANY THAT PULLED
THEIR BID SAYS THAT THE FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT DIDN'T TAKE IT
SERIOUSLY.
>> Rosemary: NEW RULES ARE
EXPECTED FROM OTTAWA IN JUST A
FEW WEEKS THAT WILL REDUCE HOW
LONG PILOTS CAN FLY.
IT'S THE FIRST MAJOR CHANGE IN
20 YEARS, IT'S MEANT TO ADDRESS
THE WORRIES ABOUT TIRED PILOTS
IN THE COCKPIT.
20 YEARS, IT'S MEANT TO ADDRESS
THE WORRIES ABOUT TIRED PILOTS
IN THE COCKPIT.
BUT AS DAVID COCHRANE EXPLAINS,
SOME PILOTS THINK THAT IT
DOESN'T GO FAR ENOUGH.
>> Janet: IT COULD HAVE BEEN
ONE OF THE BIGGEST INCIDENTS IN
RECENT HISTORY.
>> Reporter: IT WAS A NEAR
MISS THAT COULD HAVE KILLED
HUNDREDS.
AN AIR CANADA
FLIGHT CREW MISTOOK A SAN
FRANCISCO TAXIWAY FOR A RUNWAY,
PULLING UP JUST SECONDS BEFORE
CRASHING INTO A ROW OF PLANES.
THE PILOTS TOLD INVESTIGATORS
THEY WERE FATIGUED.
>> THE NUMBER ONE CONCERN FOR
CANADIAN PILOTS IS FATIGUE.
THIS IS THEIR BIG CONCERN.
>> Reporter: PILOTS ARE
PUSHING FOR SHORTER FLYING TIME
REGULATIONS, ESPECIALLY FOR RED
EYES.
RIGHT NOW CANADIAN PILOTS CAN
FLY FOR UP TO 12.5 HOURS AT
NIGHT.
OTTAWA'S DRAFT REGULATIONS WOULD
CUT THAT TO 10.5 HOURS WHICH
ISSAC SAYS IS STILL TOO LONG.
>> WHAT OUR ASK IS OF THE
GOVERNMENT IS THAT AS A MINIMUM
TO JUST GET US TO SCIENCE AND
THAT SCIENCE IS NASA'S.
>> Reporter: NASA RECOMMENDS A
MAXIMUM OF 8.5 HOURS OF FLYING
AT NIGHT.
>> SO WE ARE IN THE PROCESS OF
FINALIZING THE FLIGHT DUTY
REGULATIONS.
>> Reporter: MARC GARNEAU IS,
OF COURSE, QUITE FAMILIAR WITH
NASA'S WORK.
>> HOW DID YOU SLEEP?
>> GREAT.
>> Reporter: BUT THAT DOESN'T
MEAN THAT HE'S BUDGING ON HIS
PROPOSALS.
>> NOT WITHSTANDING MY RESPECT
FOR NASA WE MAKE OUR OWN
DECISIONS BASED ON THE BEST
AVAILABLE SCIENCE.
I ASK YOU TO WAIT TO MID-JUNE,
ROUNDABOUT MID-JUNE, WHEN IT
COMES OUT.
>> YOU WOULDN'T WANT TO DROVE A
CAR LIKE THAT, YOU PROBABLY
DON'T WANT TO
FLY A PLANE LIKE THAT.
>> Reporter: THIS EXPERT SAYS
THAT THE BEST
AVAILABLE SCIENCE MAKES IT CLEAR
THAT NIGHT FLYING COMES WITH
ADDITIONAL RISKS.
NOT JUST AT 10.5 HOURS BUT 8
HOURS TOO.
>> IF YOU WERE TO COMPARE THEM
TO HOW SOMEBODY WOULD PERFORM
UNDER VARIOUS LEVELS OF ALCOHOL,
THEY DROP DOWN IN BOTH CASES TO
THE LEVEL THAT YOU'D EXPECT TO
SEE IN SOMEBODY WHO HAS A LEGAL
LIMIT OR HAS REACHED THE LEGAL
LIMIT OF 0.08%.
LIMIT OR HAS REACHED THE LEGAL
LIMIT OF 0.08%.
OF BLOOD ALCOHOL CONCENTRATION.
>> Reporter: SO THAT'S LEGALLY
DRUNK?
>> THE EQUIVALENT ON SOME
FUNCTIONS WOULD BE SIMILAR TO
IT.
SO, FOR EXAMPLE, THE REACTION
TIME IS A PRETTY
GOOD CORRELATION AND THE
SOFTWARE IS PREDICTING THAT THE
REACTION TIME WOULD BE ABOUT 45%
LONGER THAN A NORMALLY RESTED
INDIVIDUAL.
>> Reporter: THAT DIDN'T MEAN
THAT THE SKIES ARE FULL OF
PILOTS THAT ARE BASICALLY DRUNK.
THE RISK CAN BE MITIGATED BY
CO-PILOTS SPELLING EACH OTHER
OFF TO TAKE NAPS OR BY USING
CAFFEINE EFFECTIVELY.
BUT THE RISKS OF FLYING AT NIGHT
CAN'T BE COMPLETELY BE
ELIMINATED AND THE LONGER THE
FLIGHT THE HIGHER THOSE RISKS
ARE.
DAVID COCHRANE, CBC NEWS,
OTTAWA.
>> Rosemary: NOW CANADA'S
SMALLER CARRIERS THINK THAT THE
NEW LIMITS WILL ACTUALLY GO TOO
FAR.
FEARING THAT THEY'LL BE FORCED
TO HAVE TO
HIRE MORE PILOTS WHEN THE
INDUSTRY IS ALREADY GRAPPLING
WITH A PILOT SHORTAGE.
THAT COULD LEAD TO INCREASED
COSTS OR PUT THE AIRLINERS OUT
OF BUSINESS.
AND THREATEN SERVICES TO
NORTHERN, REMOTE AND INDIGENOUS
COMMUNITIES THAT DEPEND ON
AVIATION THE MOST.
>> Andrew: WELL, STILL AHEAD
ON "THE NATIONAL"... IF YOU
DON'T KNOW JOHNNY ORLANDO'S NAME
YET, YOU WILL.
THE LATEST CANADIAN TEEN
SENSATION IS ON THE VERGE OF
HITTING IT BIG.
>> GIRLS, ARE YOU EXCITED?
>> YES!
(*)
* ANYTHING YOU WANT
(*)
>> Rosemary: ONE YEAR AGO
TODAY THOUSANDS OF MOSTLY YOUNG
MUSIC FANS WERE PACKED INTO
MANCHESTER ARENA FOR AN ARIANA
GRANDE CONCERT.
IT SUDDENLY BECAME A SCENE OF
CHAOS AND MASS MURDER.
A SUICIDE BOMB KILLED 22 PEOPLE
AND INJURED 139.
MORE THAN HALF OF THEM WERE
CHILDREN.
TODAY RITUALS OF REMEMBRANCE.
(*)
(singing).
(*)
>> IF I SPEAK IN THE TONGUES OF
MORTALS AND OF ANGELS BUT DO NOT
HAVE LOVE...
>> Rosemary: PRINCE WILLIAM
GAVE A BIBLE READING AT A
MEMORIAL SERVICE AT MANCHESTER
CATHEDRAL.
PRIME MINISTER THERESA MAY IN
ATTENDANCE.
>> AND THERE'S A BEACON OF HOPE
AROUND A VERY DIVIDED WORLD.
[BELLS TOLLING]
>> Rosemary: A NATIONAL MOMENT
OF SILENCE WAS OBSERVED
MID-AFTERNOON AS HEIGHTENED
SECURITY REVEALED THE CONTINUING
CONCERN OVER PUBLIC SAFETY.
ARIANA GRANDE TWEETED HER
SUPPORT "THINKING OF YOU ALL
TODAY AND EVERY DAY.
SENDING YOU ALL OF THE LIGHT AND
WARMTH I HAVE TO OFFER ON THIS
CHALLENGING DAY."
HER MESSAGE SHOWED THE
MANCHESTER BEE WHICH BECAME A
SYMBOL OF THE CITY'S RESILIENCE
FOLLOWING THE TRAGEDY.
JESSE LINGARD SAID A LOT IN FEW
WORDS,
ALWAYS IN OUR HEARTS, NEVER
FORGOTTEN.
WE STAND TOGETHER.
AS WE SAID CHILDREN BORE THE
BRUNT OF THIS TERRIBLE ATTACK
AND MANY YOUNG LIVES WERE
SHATTERED IN A LIVING NIGHTMARE.
THEIR YEAR HAS BEEN SPENT TRYING
TO MOVE PAST IT.
NAHLAH AYED GOT TO KNOW ONE GIRL
WHO WAS ONLY 12 WHEN SHE SAW
WHAT NO CHILD SHOULD SEE.
(*)
>> Reporter: FAR ENOUGH AWAY
FROM MANCHESTER CITY ON A
JOURNEY IN SEARCH OF HEALING, A
FEW LUCKY ONES WHO CAN SEE FAR
BEYOND THE SCARS OF THE PAST.
THIS IS THE STORY OF ONE
SURVIVOR.
>> KIPPA...
>> Reporter: YASMINE LEE IS
ONLY 13, BUT JUST A YEAR INTO A
LIFE-CHANGING JOURNEY SHE'S A
GIRL WHO HAS GROWN UP DECADES.
>> I'M GOOD, YEAH, NOT GREAT,
BUT I'M NOT REALLY BAD.
KIND OF IN THE MIDDLE.
I FEEL COMFORTABLE, LIKE, EVERY
DAY THIS IS WHAT HAPPENED.
I'M NOT AFRAID OF IT.
I'M NOT AFRAID OF MUCH AT ALL
NOW.
>> Reporter: TO RISE ABOVE THE
TRAUMA IT TAKES COURAGE AND IT
TAKES A VILLAGE.
HER FAMILY, OF COURSE, IS KEY,
THE DOCTORS AND THE TEACHERS AND
THE
THERAPY DOGS.
>> ME AND MY FRIEND...
>> Reporter: SO ARE THE
SUPPORT GROUPS LIKE THE PEACE
FOUNDATION WHICH CARES FOR
PEOPLE AFFECTED BY TERRORISM.
THEY FEATURE YASMINE IN ONE
OF THEIR VIDEOS.
>> AT THE TOP OF THE STAIRS AND
THEN THAT'S WHEN IT HAPPENED.
I GOT KNOCKED OVER BY THE FORCE
AND SOME OF THE SHRAPNEL WENT
THROUGH THE BACK OF MY LEG.
I JUST REMEMBER SEEING THIS
BIN AND THINKING I'LL HIDE
BEHIND THIS BIN BUT MY
FRIEND'S MOM STARTED SCREAMING
AND SHE DRAGGED ME...
(*)
>> Reporter: SINCE THEN THERE
HAVE BEEN EASIER DAYS AND MANY
HARD ONES.
SKIN GRAPHS, AND SOMETIMES
FLASHBACKS, BUT ALSO
TRIUMPHS ALSO IN THE UNLIKELIEST
PLACES.
A MAJOR ONE MADE POSSIBLE BY
CHELSEA WOOD.
SHE NEARLY LOST HER LEG AND ALL
OF HER CONFIDENCE IN AN ACCIDENT
CRUSHED BY A BALE OF HAY.
OF HER CONFIDENCE IN AN ACCIDENT
CRUSHED BY A BALE OF HAY.
SHE KNOWS ALL
SHE NEARLY LOST HER LEG AND ALL
OF HER CONFIDENCE IN AN ACCIDENT
CRUSHED BY A BALE OF HAY.
SHE KNOWS ALL ABOUT TRAUMA.
>> I LOST MY IDENTITY AND WHO I
WAS AND WHO I WANTED TO BE.
BUT I DECIDED TO GO ON ANOTHER
PATH.
BY THE TIME I GOT BACK HOME I
HAD COME UP WITH THE IDEA OF
CLIMBING OUT.
I WANTED TO GIVE OTHER PEOPLE
THE OPPORTUNITY TO REDISCOVER
THEMSELVES AND TO JUST REALIZE
THAT INJURY AND TRAUMA CAN BE
LIFE CHANGING BUT IT DOESN'T
HAVE TO BE LIFE LIMITING.
>> Reporter: THIS IS WHERE THE
VILLAGE IDEA REALLY COMES TO
LIFE.
"CLIMBING OUT" COUNSELLORS HAVE
OUTDOOR ADVENTURE WITH THE POWER
OF A GROUP SHARING PAST AND
PRESENT.
THE FIRST PROGRAMME FOR
SURVIVORS OF THE MANCHESTER
BOMBING SIGNED UP 13 YOUTH,
INCLUDING YASMINE.
>> THERE WAS A LOT OF ANXIETY
AND A LOT -- AGAIN, ONE YOUNG
GIRL TURNED UP AND HAD A PANIC
ATTACK.
SHE LOCKED HERSELF IN THE
TOILET, SHE COULDN'T LOOK ANYONE
IN THE EYE.
AND I THINK THAT MORE THAN
ANYTHING IT WAS THAT -- IT WAS
ALMOST THAT FEELING OF THEM
BEING STUCK.
>> Reporter: ONE WEEK TO GET
THEM UNSTUCK AND BETWEEN
CLIMBING, KAYAKING AND TALKING,
TO SHIFT THEIR THINKING FROM
PAST TO FUTURE, FROM VICTIM TO
SURVIVOR.
BY THURSDAY THE ANXIETY AND
NIGHTMARES DIMINISHED.
THEY HAD CLIMBED ABOVE THE PAIN
NEARLY 700 METRES ABOVE SEA
LEVEL.
>> IT FELT SO GOOD AFTERWARDS.
IT FELT LIKE A WEIGHT HAD BEEN
LIFTED OFF MY SHOULDERS.
IT WAS MORE THAN I COULD HAVE
IMAGINED.
>> AND JUST EVERYTHING CAME OUT
BUT THE BEAUTY WAS THAT WE WERE
THEN LEFT TO BE ABLE TO SUPPORT
AND HELP THEM TO PROCESS IT.
>> Reporter: THE SUCCESS IS
PRECIOUS, SO TO KEEP THE
MOMENTUM WOOD ASKS EVERY
SURVIVOR TO SHARE A SHORT-TERM
GOAL BEFORE THEY LEAVE.
>> AND YASMINE'S GOAL WAS TO GO
TO MANCHESTER CITY CENTRE WHICH
SHE HADN'T DONE SINCE THE
ATTACK.
>> Reporter: ONE WEEK TO THE
DAY YASMINE POSTED THIS PICTURE,
SHE'D GONE BACK TO THE CITY
WHICH KNEW THE MOST FATEFUL
MOMENT OF HER PAST WITH HER
CLOSEST FRIENDS.
>> IT WAS REALLY NICE BECAUSE WE
WERE SO EXCITED AND WE DIDN'T
EVEN HAVE TIME TO THINK ABOUT
THAT I WAS NERVOUS.
>> THAT'S TELLING, ISN'T IT?
>> Reporter: FOR WOOD IT IS
ALL INTENSELY PERSONAL AND PART
OF HER OWN CHALLENGING JOURNEY.
IT'S WHY SHE'S IN TRAINING NOW
TO CROSS THE ATLANTIC OCEAN
SOLO.
SHE'D BE THE FIRST ADAPTIVE
PERSON TO MAKE THE CROSSING
ALONE BY BOAT.
SHE IS DEDICATING EACH LONELY
DAY ON THE WATER TO A YOUNG
SURVIVOR OF TRAUMA, INCLUDING
YASMINE.
>> IF I CAN INSPIRE AND
ENCOURAGE, SUPPORT OTHER PEOPLE
TO GET OUT OF THAT PLACE AND TO
MOVE FORWARD, THAT WILL MAKE
EVERY SINGLE MILE, EVERY BAD
DAY, EVERY SCARY MOMENT
COMPLETELY WORTH IT.
>> SHE'S SO INSPIRATIONAL AND TO
LOOK UP TO AS WELL.
SHE'S BEEN THROUGH A LOT.
IT JUST KIND OF SHOWS THAT
ANYTHING IS
POSSIBLE AND YOU CAN DO
EVERYTHING.
* LITTLE DARLING
>> Reporter: SO A YEAR ON
YASMINE TOO IS TESTING THE
LIMITS WITH MUSIC, EXACTLY HOW
IT ALL BEGAN.
* HERE COMES THE SUN
>> Reporter: TODAY ALONG WITH
THE MANCHESTER SURVIVORS CHOIR
SHE SANG TO MARK ONE YEAR DOWN.
>> IT'S SO NICE, LIKE, YOU CAN'T
EVEN DESCRIBE HOW, LIKE, YOU
JUST FEEL THAT YOU HAVE KNOWN
EVERYONE AND THAT YOU WERE MEANT
TO BE TOGETHER.
I THINK THAT A YEAR IS QUITE
SIGNIFICANT AND I HAVE COME A
LONG WAY IN THAT YEAR.
I THINK THAT IT'S REALLY
IMPORTANT TO REMEMBER THAT.
[Applause]
>> Reporter: THIS IS THE PAST
DROWNED OUT BY THE FUTURE.
STILL, IT'S IMPOSSIBLE TO
FORGET.
* RISE UP
>> Reporter: NAHLAH AYED, IN
NORTHWEST MANCHESTER.
>> Rosemary: MENTAL TRAUMA
PLAGUES MANY PEOPLE IN
MANCHESTER.
POLICE SAY THAT MORE THAN A
THOUSAND OFFICERS AND SUPPORT
WORKERS HAVE ACCESSED MENTAL
HEALTH CARE IN THE PAST YEAR.
AND THE INVESTIGATION ITSELF
ALSO CONTINUES.
ABOUT A HUNDRED OFFICERS ARE
STILL ON THE CASE.
THEY BELIEVE THAT THE SUICIDE
BOMBER SALMAN ABEDI DID NOT ACT
ALONE.
IN THE WEEKS AFTER THE BOMBING
POLICE ARRESTED 23 SUSPECTS BUT
ALL WERE RELEASED.
NOW THEY ARE WAITING FOR THE
BOMBER'S BROTHER, HASHIM ABEDI
TO BE
EXTRADITED FROM LIBYA.
IF RETURNED HE WILL BE CHARGED
WITH 22 MURDERS AND OTHER
OFFENSES.
>> Andrew: ON THE WAKE OF YET
ANOTHER SCHOOL SHOOTING IN THE
UNITED STATES, THIS TIME IN
SANTA FE, TEXAS, STUDENTS ARE
CONTINUING TO SPEAK UP.
WE SAW IT WITH PARKLAND, A
GENERATION CALLING ON THIS TO
NEVER HAPPEN AGAIN.
THEY MARCHED ON WASHINGTON AND
WALKED OUT OF SCHOOLS IN CITIES
ACROSS THE U.S.
AND NOW THREE MONTHS LATER THEY
ARE BACK.
THIS TIME WITH THE
#IFIDIEINASCHOOLSHOOTING.
[IF I DIE IN A SCHOOL SHOOTING]
WE ASKED SOME OF THOSE STUDENTS
TO READ THEIR TWEETS FOR US.
>> I WANT TO BRIEFLY EXPLAIN WHY
I STARTED THIS HASHTAG.
IT WASN'T SOMETHING THAT I
WANTED TO REALLY DO, IT'S
SOMETHING THAT I KNOW THAT I HAD
TO.
>> IF I DIE IN A SCHOOL SHOOTING
PLEASE POLITICIZE MY DEATH.
>> IF I DIE IN A SCHOOL SHOOTING
PLEASE POLITICIZE MY DEATH.
I DON'T WANT TO DIE IN VAIN.
>> IF I DIE IN A SCHOOL SHOOTING
I WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO ATTEND A
CONCERT AND I'D NEVER BE ABLE TO
HELP TO CHANGE THE
WORLD.
>> IF I DIE IN A SCHOOL SHOOT
TELL MY PARTNERS THAT I LOVE
THEM AND I'M SORRY THAT I
COULDN'T DO BETTER.
>> IF I DIE IN A SCHOOL SHOOTING
I WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO GET TO
GRADUATE WHICH IS NEXT FRIDAY.
I'LL NEVER SEE MY MOM AND
BROTHER AGAIN AND NEVER SEE MY
BOYFRIEND AGAIN.
AND I'LL NEVER BE ABLE TO MOVE
TO NEW YORK CITY AND I'LL NEVER
BE ABLE TO OPEN MY OWN BAKERY.
>> IF I DIE IN A SCHOOL SHOOTING
I'LL JUST BECOME ANOTHER
STATISTIC AND NOT BE ABLE TO
LIVE MY LIFE TO ITS FULLEST
POTENTIAL.
>> IF I DIE IN A SCHOOL SHOOTING
I WON'T GET MY BOOK PUBLISHED.
>> IF I DIE IN A SCHOOL SHOOTING
I WANT MY D.N.A. TO BE SENT TO
THE N.R.A. TO SHOW THEM THAT
THEY'RE FAILING GUN OWNERS TOO.
>> I WON'T HAVE MY FUTURE.
AND I'LL JUST BECOME ANOTHER
STATISTIC.
THIS IS THE REALITY OF AMERICA
RIGHT NOW.
(*)
>> Andrew: WE OFTEN HEAR ABOUT
THIS NOTION OF MILLENNIALS AND
THE GIG ECONOMY.
THIS IDEA THAT MORE AND MORE
YOUNG PEOPLE ARE TAKING ON
TEMPORARY SHORT-TERM WORK TO PAY
THE BILLS.
A VERY TRANSIENT WORKFORCE.
BUT INCREASINGLY MILLENNIALS
HAVE ALSO STARTED TAKING OVER
ANOTHER SECTOR -- FRANCHISING.
AS AARON SALTZMAN SHOWS US IT'S
A BUSINESS MODEL THAT MAY BE
SUITED FOR THAT GENERATION.
(*)
>> LOOKS GOOD, CODE.
KEEP IT UP.
>> Reporter: HELPFUL
ENCOURAGEMENT FROM THE BOSS.
ON THIS JOB SITE THE BOSS IS 23
YEARS OLD.
>> I WAS LOOKING FOR SOMETHING
TO MAKE A LIVING OUT OF AND WHAT
BETTER WAY TO DO IT WITH YOUR
OWN BUSINESS.
>> Reporter: THE BUSINESS IS A
HOUSE PAINTING FRANCHISE CALLED
SPRAY-NET.
CORRINE LANDRY RUNS THE
OPERATION IN
VANCOUVER BECAUSE THE LAST THING
THAT SHE WANTED WAS A 9:00 TO
5:00 JOB.
>> WE'RE ALWAYS LOOKING FOR THAT
OPPORTUNITY TO NOT STAY IN AN
OFFICE AND HAVE A BOSS TELL YOU
WHAT TO DO ALL DAY LONG.
>> Reporter: OTHERS HER AGE
CLEARLY FEEL THE SAME WAY.
SOME LIKE LANDRY WANT MORE OUT
OF
LIFE THAN AN OLD-FASHIONED
TRADITIONAL JOB AND SOME GET A
HELPING HAND.
>> MY PARENTS ACTUALLY OWN THE
FRANCHISE AND I OPERATE IT.
>> Reporter: BUT BEFORE
EVERYONE BORN BEFORE 1982 STARTS
ROLLING THEIR EYES AND
DISMISSING THE BANK OF MOM AND
DAD, CONSIDER WHO THE LANDRIES
BOUGHT THE FRANCHISE FROM.
>> YOU ARE ALREADY GROWING OUT
OF THIS PLACE?
>> I'D SAY SO.
IF YOU LOOK AROUND, ONE ON TOP
OF THE OTHER.
>> Reporter: THAT'S
INCREDIBLE.
MEET SPRAY-NET FOUNDER, CARMELLO
MARSALA, 31 YEARS OLD.
THE PRESIDENT AND THE C.E.O. OF
A MULTIMILLION DOLLAR
CORPORATION THAT HE STARTED FROM
SCRATCH WITH HIS OWN MONEY ABOUT
EIGHT YEARS AGO WHEN HE WAS JUST
23.
HE AND A CHEMIST CAME UP WITH A
PROPRIETARY PAINT FORMULA THAT
WORKS ON ABOUT ANYTHING --
VINYL, ALUMINUM, BRICK, YOU NAME
IT.
>> WE REALISED ONCE WE
FORMULATED THIS STUFF THAT IT
ONLY MADE SENSE TO MANUFACTURE
IT IF WE HAD VOLUME.
I THOUGHT THAT THE FRANCHISE
MODEL MADE SENSE.
>> Reporter: EACH SPRAY-NET
FRANCHISE COSTS $125,000 AND
THERE ARE 43 OF THEM ACROSS
CANADA.
MILLENIALS OWN NEARLY A THIRD OF
THEM.
>> IT'S NOT A JOB, RIGHT, IT'S
YOUR OWN BUSINESS.
SO THE WHOLE THING WITH
FRANCHISING IS THAT YOU'RE IN
BUSINESS FOR YOURSELF BUT NOT BY
YOURSELF SO YOU STILL HAVE THAT
SUPPORT TO FALL BACK ON.
>> Reporter: HERE THAT SUPPORT
COMES FROM FELLOW MILLENNIALS.
MORE THAN 90% OF THE EMPLOYEES
ARE UNDER AGE 35.
>> EVERYBODY HERE I FEEL REALLY
OLD.
>> SO A BRAND IS RELATIVELY
STRONG...
>> Reporter: ANN STONE TEACHES
MARKETING AT U.B.C.'S SAUDER
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS.
SHE'S ALSO A FORMER VICE
PRESIDENT OF DAIRY QUEEN AND
COCA-COLA.
SHE SAYS THAT IT'S A PERFECT
MATCH.
>> THE FRANCHISING SPACE NEEDS
NEW IDEAS FROM MILLENNIALS
BECAUSE MILLENNIALS ARE BECOMING
THE MOST IMPORTANT CUSTOMER OF
FRANCHISING BRAND.
YOU GET YOUR BEST INTUITIVE
SENSE OF WHAT'S GOING ON WITH A
CUSTOMER GROUP IF YOU HAPPEN TO
HAVE SOME AFFINITY FOR THAT
CUSTOMER GROUP.
(*)
>> Reporter: A & W SAW THAT
FIRSTHAND.
MANY OF ITS
SMALLER URBAN LOCATIONS ARE
MANAGED BY MILLENNIALS AND THEY
ARE AMONG ITS MOST SUCCESSFUL
FRANCHISES.
>> SO WE INTENTIONALLY THOUGHT
THAT WE'RE GOING TO GO OUT AND
TRY AND FIND THOSE FOLKS AND
BRING THEM INTO OUR BUSINESS AND
THAT'S WHAT WE CREATED WITH OUR
URBAN FRANCHISE ASSOCIATE
PROGRAMME.
>> Reporter: AN URBAN LOCATION
LIKE THIS WOULD NORMALLY HAVE A
FRANCHISE FEE OF $350,000.
BUT A & W'S MILLENNIAL PROGRAMME
MEANT THAT THIS 31-YEAR-OLD
BOUGHT THIS FRANCHISE FOR LESS
THAN HALF OF THAT.
>> I WOULD HAVE TO WAIT 10 MORE
YEARS TO ACCUMULATE THAT CASH
AND THEN DO IT, OR I HAD AN
OPPORTUNITY TO GO WITH THIS
PROGRAMME.
THAT IS WHY I'M LIKE, OKAY, I
KNEW THIS IS FOR ME.
>> Reporter: SHE WAS OFFERED
SPECIAL FINANCING AND EXTENDED
TRAINING AND UNLIKE
NON-MILLENNIAL-OWNED LOCATIONS
SHE DOESN'T HAVE TO OWN THE
BUILDING.
SHE'S ALLOWED TO LEASE IT FROM A
A & W CANADA.
>> I ALWAYS WANTED TO RUN MY OWN
BUSINESS.
>> Reporter: SHE AND MANY
OTHERS HER AGE ARE GETTING A
CHANCE TO DO JUST THAT.
>> SO WE HAVE THREE CANDIDATES
THAT ARE SERIOUS FOR STARTING IN
2018 AND HOPEFULLY IN THE U.S.,
SO CHICAGO, WE'RE JUST WAITING
FOR REGISTRATION
IN THAT STATE.
>> Reporter: BACK IN
BOUCHERVILLE, QUÉBEC, THE POSTER
CHILD FOR YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS
SAYS THAT HIS GENERATION IS
MAKING THE MOST OF THE
OPPORTUNITY.
>> I THINK MILLENNIALS ARE
PROBABLY ONE OF THE MOST
RESOURCEFUL GENERATIONS THOUGH
WE DON'T CHARACTERIZE THEM AS
SUCH.
>> Reporter: PERHAPS IT'S TIME
TO CHANGE THAT CHARACTERIZATION.
AARON SALTZMAN, CBC NEWS,
MONTREAL.
>> Andrew: NOW THE BIG PICTURE
WITH FRANCHISING IS THAT IT'S
UNDENIABLY BIG BUSINESS IN THIS
COUNTRY.
THERE IS SPRAY-NET AND A & W
BUT THINK OF EVERY MCDONALD'S
AND TIM HORTON'S AND RE/MAX EVEN
IN REAL ESTATE.
THOSE BUSINESSES EMPLOY DIRECTLY
OR INDIRECTLY ALMOST ONE IN 10
CANADIANS AND ALL TOGETHER THEY
GENERATE $96 BILLION IN SALES
EVERY YEAR.
THAT'S A BIG CHUNK OF ALL RETAIL
IN CANADA.
>> Rosemary: NEXT ON "THE
NATIONAL" WE'LL SHOW YOU HOW
THREE CANADIANS WHO DIED IN THE
FIRST WORLD WAR WERE FINALLY
IDENTIFIED A CENTURY LATER.
BUT, FIRST, MEET A RISING
CANADIAN STAR WHO I LITERALLY
HAD NEVER HEARD OF BEFORE TODAY
BUT SOME ARE CALLING HIM THE
NEXT JUSTIN BIEBER.
(*)
* FEEL LIKE NO ONE IS ON YOUR
SIDE *
>> Rosemary: 15-YEAR-OLD
JOHNNY ORLANDO HAS JUST SIGNED
WITH UNIVERSITY MUSIC.
YOU MAY NOT HAVE HEARD OF HIM
BUT YOUR KIDS PROBABLY HAVE.
>> OH, MY GOODNESS, I'M A FAN OF
JOHNNY ORLANDO AND I LOVE HIM!
>> HIS MUSIC IS THE BEST.
SO I HAVE LIKE ALL OF HIS MUSIC.
>> Rosemary: THE TORONTO-BORN
SINGER/SONGWRITER HAS FOLLOWED A
TRIED AND TESTED PATH TO FAME --
SOCIAL MEDIA.
MORE THAN EIGHT MILLION
FOLLOWERS ON HIS YouTube AND
INSTAGRAM ACCOUNTS AND TENS OF
MILLIONS OF VIEWS ON HIS MUSIC
VIDEOS.
>> THE FIRST THING I EVER POSTED
WAS "MISTLETOE" BY JUSTIN BIEBER
AND I HAD MY FLAT HAT ON
SIDEWAYS AND I WAS IN AN
ABERCROMBIE TOO BIG FOR ME
SHIRT.
I WAS JUST A LITTLE KID MAKING A
MUSIC VIDEO FOR FUN.
(*)
I DID LIKE PROBABLY 50 OR 40
SHOWS.
WHICH WAS KIND OF CRAZY.
BECAUSE TWO YEARS AGO IT WAS MY
FIRST SHOW EVER.
>> Rosemary: HIS LATEST SONG
DROPPED JUST LAST WEEK AND IT'S
ALREADY MAKING WAVES WORLDWIDE.
>> ALL OF THESE COUNTRIES
OVERSEAS THAT I HAVE NEVER BEEN
TO, IT'S LIKE NUMBER ONE, NUMBER
TWO.
>> Rosemary: SO WHAT IS NEXT
FOR THIS YOUNG TORONTO KID?
>> IN FIVE YEARS I WANT TO BE
LIKE -- THAT'S WHEN THE PEAK OF
MY CAREER IS JUST LIKE JUSTIN
BIEBER.
SO I WANT TO BE LIKE DOING
STADIUMS AND MEETING A TONNE OF
FANS FROM AROUND THE WORLD.
>> Rosemary: WHAT'S CLEAR IS
THAT HE'S GOT NO SHORTAGE OF
FANS HERE IN CANADA.
(
>> Andrew: TONIGHT ON "THE
NATIONAL," THE QUEBEC JUDGE HAS
AUTHORIZED A CLASS-ACTION
LAWSUIT AGAINST THE FOUNDER OF
"JUST FOR LAUGHS."
GILBERT ROZON IS ACCUSED OF
SEXUALLY ASSAULTING OR
HARASSING.
ROZON RESIGNED FROM "JUST FOR
LAUGHS" LAST FALL, BUT HAS
DENIED WRONGDOING.
>>> POLICE IN HALIFAX SAY A
LIBERAL M.P. ACCUSED OF SEXUAL
ASSAULT WILL NOT FACE CHARGES.
FRANCIS DROUIN WAS ACCUSED OF
GROPING A WOMAN LAST MONTH AT A
BAR NEAR WHERE A LIBERAL POLICY
CONVENTION WAS TAKING PLACE.
HE SAID IT WAS A CASE OF
MISTAKEN IDENTITY, THAT THE
WOMAN ACCUSED THE WRONG GUY.
IN A STATEMENT TODAY, DROUIN
SAID THAT HE WAS PLEASED THAT IT
ISSUE WAS RESOLVED.
>>> A 30-YEAR-OLD MAN THAT
REFUSED TO LEAVE HOME, MICHAEL
ROTONDO HAS BEEN ORDERED BY A
JUDGE TO PACK HIS BAGS AND MOVE
OUT.
HIS PARENTS SAY THEY ASKED HIM
SEVERAL TIMES TO LEAVE, EVEN
ISSUING FORMAL EVICTION LETTERS
AND OFFERING HIM $1,100 TO FIND
A PLACE TO STAY.
HE REFUSED TO GO, SO THEY TOOK
HIM TO COURT.
ROTONDO SAID HE WILL APPEAL THE
RULING.
>>> THREE SOLDIERS BURIED ON A
NEARLY FORGOTTEN BATTLEFIELD
WILL FINALLY BE LAID IT REST BY
THEIR FAMILIES.
THE DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL
DEFENCE PROGRAMME IS WORKING TO
IDENTIFY CANADA'S WAR DEAD.
CAMERON MACINTOSH WITH MORE ON
THE ACCIDENTAL DISCOVERY OF THE
THREE BODIES OF THESE MANITOBA
SOLDIERS AND HOW SCIENTISTS
UNCOVERED THEIR NAMES AND
STORIES.
>> Reporter: THEY FOUGHT ON THE
FIELDS OF THE FIRST WORLD WAR
AND NEVER LEFT, BURIED WHERE
THEY FELL, THEIR NAMES LOST FOR
A CENTURY.
PRIVATE HENRY EDMONDS PRIDDLE,
SERGEANT ARCHIBALD WILSON, AND
PRIVATE WILLIAM DEL DONEGAN,
IDENTIFIED THROUGH SCIENCE AND
DISTANT RELATIVES.
>> I CONSIDERED IT AN HONOUR.
>> Reporter: INCLUDING JOHN
HAYES, DONEGAN'S GREAT-GREAT
NEPHEW.
>> IT'S THE CONNECTION.
SOMEBODY DIED FOR A CAUSE.
AND TO LAY IN THAT BATTLEFIELD
FOR PRACTICALLY 100 YEARS.
>> Reporter: ALL THREE SOLDIERS
ENLISTED HERE IN WINNIPEG AND
SERVED WITH THE 16TH BATTALION
CANADIAN EXPEDITIONARY SOURCE.
IN THE SUMMER OF 1917, CANADIANS
TOOK THE STRATEGIC HILL IN
FRANCE.
NEARLY 10,000 CANADIANS DIED
HERE.
MANY STILL LIE BENEATH UNNAMED
HEADSTONES.
THESE THREE NEVER EVEN GOT THAT.
THEY WERE BURIED ON THE
BATTLEFIELD IN MAKESHIFT GRAVES,
FOUND NEARLY A CENTURY LATER
DURING THE CONSTRUCTION OF THIS
PRISON.
>> KNOWING WHO WAS IN THE AREA
WHEN, WE CAN PUT TOGETHER A LIST
OF SOLDIERS.
>> Reporter: SARAH LOCKYEAR
EXAMINED THE SITES AND THEN WENT
TO LIVING RELATIVES.
SHE GOT THREE POSITIVE I.D.s.
>> WE'RE ABLE TO GIVE THEM BACK
THEIR IDENTITY AND THEIR NAME
AND IT'S A SMALL PART OF
SOMETHING THAT WE DO TO FOR
THESE SOLDIERS THAT MADE THE
ULTIMATE SACRIFICES.
>> IT'S A GOOD IDEA.
IT'S ONE OF THOSE THINGS THAT
HAS TO BE DONE.
>> Reporter: LAST YEAR A
MEMORIAL WAS PUT IN PLACE AT
HILL 70, BUT MUCH REMAINS
FORGOTTEN.
THERE ARE AT LEAST 1,300
UNIDENTIFIED SOLDIERS BURIED
HERE.
LATER THIS YEAR, THREE WILL
FINALLY BE LAID TO REST UNDER
THEIR OWN NAMES.
CAMERON MACINTOSH, CBC NEWS,
WINNIPEG.
>> Andrew: THE D.N.D. CASUALTY
IDENTIFICATION PROGRAMMES HAS
IDENTIFIED 30 SOLDIERS.
THERE ARE ALMOST 30,000 SOLDIERS
WITH NO KNOWN GRAVE.
>> Rosemary: KARINA GOULD WAS
THE FIRST CABINET MINISTER TO
TAKE A MATERNITY LEAVE.
WE ASKED HER WHAT IT'S BEEN LIKE
AND THAT'S OUR "MOMENT OF THE
DAY."
>> IT FEELS GREAT.
I'M BRINGING THE BABY TO THE
JOB.
>> WE'RE GOING TO PLAY IT BY
EAR.
BUT IF HE NEEDS TO COME IN WITH
ME, HE WILL COME IN WITH ME.
IF NOT, HE WILL HANG OUT WITH
DAD.
>> Reporter: ARE YOU GETTING ANY
SLEEP?
>> I AM, ABSOLUTELY.
BEING A CABINET MINISTER IS GOOD
TRAINING FOR BEING A PARENT.
IT'S FIGURATIVE IN BEING A
MINISTER.
IT'S OUR JOB.
FORTUNATELY, BABIES ARE FAIRLY
PORTABLE.
HE HAD A NAP.
HE'S JUST WON'T UP.
SO WE'LL HEAD BACK INTO THE
HOUSE AND AWAY WE GO.
>> Rosemary: NOW, HE WASN'T
WEARING A SHIRT THAT SAID
"POLITICAL ADVISOR TO THE
MINISTER," WHICH IS JUST
ADORABLE.
IT IS WORTH POINTING OUT THAT
THERE IS NO PARENTAL LEAVE FOR
PEOPLE ON THE HILL.
SHE TOOK 10 WEEKS OFF.
THAT WAS HER CHOICE.
AND THEY'RE THEIR OWN BOSSES, SO
THEY CAN FIGURE IT OUT.
THEY DON'T PAY INTO E.I., THE
WAY OTHER CANADIANS DO.
>> Andrew: RIGHT.
WE FISH HER ALL THE BEST.
I HAVE TWO KIDS AND I REMEMBER
BEING REALLY, REALLY TIRED WHEN
I WENT BACK TO WORK AND I WASN'T
THE ONE PHYSICALLY -- ANYWAYS,
UTMOST RESPECT TO HER.
THAT'S "THE NATIONAL" FOR THIS
TUESDAY, MAY 22.
GOOD NIGHT.
>> Rosemary: GOOD NIGHT.
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