>> Andrew: HORROR INSIDE A LOCAL
NEWSROOM IN THE UNITED STATES.
A GUNMAN OPENS FIRE KILLING,
INJURING AND SPARKING A POLICE
RESPONSE SPANNING SEVERAL
CITIES.
MASS SHOOTINGS IN THE UNITED
STATES HAVE BECOME ALL TOO
COMMON, BUT TONIGHT, THIS
TARGETED ATTACK ON JOURNALISTS
HAS PUT OTHER AMERICAN NEWSROOMS
ON EDGE.
WE'RE FOLLOWING THE LATEST.
>> Adrienne: AND DIGGING INTO
THE DANGERS JOURNALISTS FACE.
WE SPEAK TO A MEXICAN REPORTER
BEHIND BARS IN THE U.S., FEARING
FOR HIS LIFE FOR WHAT HE
UNCOVERED.
A TROUBLING QUESTION, HAS THE
TRUTH ITSELF BECOME A TARGET?
THIS IS "THE NATIONAL".
>> Andrew: IT IS A RARE MONTH IN
THE UNITED STATES WHEN A MASS
SHOOTING DOESN'T SHAKE A
COMMUNITY OR GRAB HEADLINES.
BUT TONIGHT, IT'S DIFFERENT.
THE COMMUNITY SHAKEN WRITES THE
HEADLINES.
>> THE MEDICAL DIRECTOR
RESPONDING TO THE ACTIVE
SHOOTER.
>> SEVERAL SHOTS HAVE BEEN
FIRED.
AT LEAST TEN SHOTS HEARD.
>> Andrew: ARMED WITH A SHOTGUN,
FIRED INTO A NEWSROOM.
OFFICES OF A LOCAL NEWSPAPER.
>> WHAT I CAN TELL YOU, WHAT I
CAN CONFIRM, AROUND 2:40 WE WERE
CALLED TO 888 BESTGATE ROAD FOR
REPORT OF AN ACTIVE SHOOTER.
>> Andrew: DETAILS TRICKLED OUT
BY THE HOUR.
FIVE PEOPLE ARE DEAD.
THE SUSPECT USED SMOKE BOMBS AND
IS NOW IN CUSTODY.
ACCORDING TO THE NEWSPAPER,
POLICE IDENTIFIED THE SUSPECT AS
JARED RAMOS, A 38-YEAR-OLD
MARYLAND RESIDENT WHO PLEADED
GUILTY TO HARASSMENT IN 2011 AND
HAD A LONG RUNNING BEEF WITH THE
NEWSPAPER.
BUT WHILE IT'S STILL FAR FROM
CLEAR WHY THIS HAPPENED, WE
LEARNED MORE ABOUT THE HOW.
>> Reporter: YET AGAIN, IN THIS
COUNTRY, FIRST RESPONDERS RACE
TO THE SCENE EVEN AS THE EVENT
UNFOLDS.
>> PERSON STILL SHOOTING.
>> Reporter: POLICE DISPATCHERS
HEARING FROM FIRST RESPONDERS
WHO GOT INSIDE WITHIN SECONDS
DESPERATE TO FIND THE SHOOTER.
>> ABOUT FOUR BODIES.
>> I HAVE THE SUSPECT.
>> 10-4, SUSPECT IS STILL AT
LARGE.
>> Reporter: YET AGAIN, THE
IMAGES OF AMERICANS LED AWAY
FROM THE SCENE OF YET ANOTHER
MASS SHOOTING.
THIS ONE, AT THE OFFICES OF THE
ANNAPOLIS "CAPITAL GAZETTE"
NEWSPAPER IN MARYLAND.
>> I SAW A GUY HOLDING THE GUN,
THE DOOR HAD BEEN BLOWN TO
PIECES.
AND THIS GUY WAS HOLDING WHAT
LOOKED LIKE A BIG SHOTGUN AND
MOVING ACROSS THE ENTRANCE OF
THE "CAPITAL GAZETTE" OFFICE
POINTING THE GUN DEEPER.
>> Reporter: "GAZETTE" CRIME
REPORTER PHIL DAVIS SAID THERE
IS NOTHING MORE TERRIFYING THAN
HEARING MULTIPLE PEOPLE GET SHOT
WHILE UNDER YOUR DESK.
POLICE SAY A WHITE MALE WITH A
PONY TAIL SAID TO HAVE BEEN
FOUND COWERING UNDER A DESK WAS
ARRESTED WITH A LONG GUN AND
SMOKE GRENADES NEARBY.
>> SUSPECT IN CUSTODY, CORRECT?
>> THAT IS CORRECT.
>> HE WAS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY BY
OFFICERS.
THERE WAS NO GUN FIRE EXCHANGED
BETWEEN OFFICERS AND THE
SUSPECT.
>> Reporter: POLICE DESCRIBED IT
AS A TARGETED ATTACK ON THE
NEWSPAPER, CITING PRIOR
GRIEVANCES BY THE SUSPECT.
THEY DESCRIBED HIM AS HAVING
WANDERED ABOUT THE FIRST FLOOR
LOOKING FOR VICTIMS.
BUT BECAUSE IT WAS A NEWSROOM AT
A TIME IN THIS COUNTRY WHEN
POLITICAL RHETORIC AGAINST
JOURNALISTS IS HEIGHTENED,
TONIGHT IN NEW YORK, A POLICE
PRESENCE OUTSIDE THE OFFICES OF
THE "NEW YORK TIMES" JUST IN
CASE.
BACK IN ANNAPOLIS, THOSE WHO
WORK AT THE "CAPITAL GAZETTE"
DID WHAT THEY COULD TO MAKE
SENSE OF IT THEMSELVES.
THEY SAY THEY'LL PUBLISH A PAPER
TOMORROW.
PAUL HUNTER, CBC NEWS,
WASHINGTON.
>> Andrew: IMPORTANT TO NOTE
JUST HOW RARE KILLINGS OF
JOURNALISTS ARE IN THE UNITED
STATES, HOW UNUSUAL IT IS FOR A
NEWSROOM TO BE TARGETED.
ACCORDING TO THE COMMITTEE TO
PROTECT JOURNALISTS, THE FIVE
KILLED IN TODAY'S ATTACK ALONE
WILL MAKE 2018 THE DEADLIEST
YEAR IN THE U.S. FOR JOURNALISTS
SINCE THEY STARTED TRACKING THE
NUMBERS.
IT'S NOT SHY OF THE TOTAL NUMBER
OF JOURNALISTS KILLED IN THE
U.S. IN THE LAST QUARTER
CENTURY, 7, SINCE 1992.
AND CANADA'S PRIME MINISTER
TWEETED ABOUT THE SHOOTING.
JOURNALISTS TELL THE STORIES OF
OUR COMMUNITIES, PROTECT
DEMOCRACY AND OFTEN PUT THEIR
LIVES ON THE LINE JUST TO DO
THEIR JOBS.
TODAY'S ATTACK IN ANNAPOLIS IS
DEVASTATING.
OUR HEARTS GO OUT TO ALL THE
VICTIMS AND THEIR FAMILIES.
>> Adrienne: HERE'S A LOOK AT
WHAT ELSE WE'RE WORKING ON.
FOR EMILIO GUTIERREZ SOTO
RETURNING TO MEXICO WOULD BE
CERTAIN DEATH, BUT THE U.S. HAS
DENIED HIS ASYLUM CLAIM.
WE TAKE YOU INSIDE THE DETENTION
CENTRE WHERE HE HAS BEEN HELD
FOR MONTHS.
>> Andrew: A FOLLOW-UP TO THE
CBC NEWS INVESTIGATION INTO
MILLIONS OF MISSING PRESCRIPTION
DRUGS.
TONIGHT, THE DANGEROUS PATH
ADDICTS CAN TAKE WHEN PHARMACIES
CLAMP DOWN.
>> Adrienne: FIRST, CANADA FIRES
BACK AGAINST U.S. TARIFFS ON
STEEL AND ALUMINUM.
CBC NEWS HAS LEARNED THE TRUDEAU
GOVERNMENT WILL ANNOUNCE
TOMORROW AN AID PACKAGE FOR
INDUSTRIES HARDEST HIT IN THIS
TRADE DISPUTE.
KATIE SIMPSON NOW ON WHAT WE CAN
EXPECT.
>> Reporter: MILLIONS OF
CANADIANS WILL BE ON THE WATER
FOR THE HOLIDAY LONG WEEKEND,
BUT THOSE WHO WORK IN THE
BOATING INDUSTRY WILL BE FAR
FROM RELAXED.
RETAILERS ARE ABOUT TO FIND OUT
IF THEY'RE GOING TO BE CAUGHT IN
THE MIDDLE OF THE CANADA-U.S.
TRADE FIGHT.
>> THE DEALERS ARE JUST FRANTIC,
AS LEAD-UP TO JULY 1.
WE'VE BEEN IN FULL GEAR TRYING
TO FIGURE OUT HOW TO DEAL WITH
THIS.
>> Reporter: THE PRICE OF AN
AMERICAN MADE BUILT BOAT MAY
SPIKE SUNDAY.
TOMORROW, THE FOREIGN AFFAIRS
MINISTER WILL BE IN HAMILTON,
ONTARIO, KNOWN AS STEELTOWN TO
ANNOUNCE THE FINAL LIST OF
AMERICAN GOODS HIT WITH THE NEW
DUTIES.
CBC NEWS LEARNED SOME OF THE
ITEMS ON THE PRELIMINARY LIST
ANNOUNCED LAST MONTH HAVE BEEN
REMOVED, AFTER INDUSTRIES
LOBBIED THE GOVERNMENT ARGUING
THE TARIFFS WILL DO MORE HARM
THAN GOOD, ABOUT YOU A IS ARE
SOURCE CAUTIONED -- SENIOR
SOURCE CAUTIONED NO EVERYONE IS
GOING TO BE HAPPY.
IT WILL INCLUDE DETAILS ABOUT A
COMPENSATION PACKAGE FOR
COMPANIES AND WORKERS HURT BY
THE DISPUTE.
>> TO ME, THERE HAS TO BE A
SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT OF MONEY.
THE OTHER THING, THERE HAS TO BE
SOME ASSURANCES THAT WORKERS
WILL HAVE ACCESS TO THE
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE.
>> Reporter: INDUSTRY OFFICIALS
SAY THE PACKAGE IS EXPECTED TO
INCLUDE HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS IN LOAN GUARANTEES, PLUS
EXPANDED EMPLOYMENT INSURANCE
BENEFITS THAT CAN CONTINUE TO BE
USED FOR HOWEVER LONG THIS
STANDOFF LASTS.
>> Adrienne: KATIE SIMPSON JOINS
US, WE ALL UNDERSTAND THE FORMER
PRIME MINISTER IS HEADING TO
WASHINGTON TO MEET WITH SOME
SENIOR TRUMP OFFICIALS.
WHAT DO WE REALLY KNOW?
>> Reporter: FORMER PRIME
MINISTER STEPHEN HARPER HAS
MEETINGS PLANNED NEXT WEEK WITH
LARRY KUDLOW, WHO IS A IS SENIOR
TRUMP ADVISOR AND HE'S ALSO
EXPECTED TO MEET WITH JOHN
BOLTON, WHO IS THE NATIONAL
SECURITY ADVISOR.
NOW, THE CURRENT PRIME
MINISTER'S OFFICE, JUSTIN
TRUDEAU'S OFFICE, DID NOT FIND
OUT ABOUT THIS MEETING UNTIL A
STRANGE PHONE CALL FROM THE
WHITE HOUSE.
YESTERDAY, THE EMBASSY IN
WASHINGTON GOT A PHONE CALL,
HELLO, IT'S THE WHITE HOUSE, AND
THEY WANTED MORE DETAILS ABOUT
THE PRIME MINISTER'S VISIT NEXT
WEEK.
THAT CAUGHT OFFICIALS AT THE
CANADIAN EMBASSY OFF GUARD WHO
CALLED OTTAWA SAYING, HEY, ARE
YOU GUYS COMING TO WASHINGTON,
WHY DIDN'T YOU TELL US?
THE PRIME MINISTER WAS LIKE,
WE'RE NOT COMING TO WASHINGTON,
WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT.
THEY MEANT FORMER PRIME MINISTER
HARPER.
THIS CAUGHT THE CURRENT PRIME
MINISTER OFF GUARD.
>> Adrienne: KATIE SIMPSON IN
OTTAWA.
THIS WEEKEND, CURRENT PRIME
MINISTER JUSTIN TRUDEAU WILL BE
SKIPPING CANADA DAY FESTIVITIES
ON PARLIAMENT HILL, INSTEAD HE
WILL BE ON THE ROAD FOCUSES ON
THE LOOMING TRADE WAR BETWEEN
CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.
HE'LL VISIT LEAMINGTON IN
SOUTHERN ONTARIO, MEETING
WORKERS.
HE WILL FLY TO REGINA MEETING
STEEL WORKERS HARD HIT BY THE
TARIFFS.
IN PROVINCIAL AND TERRITORIAL
HEALTH MINISTERS ARE IN WINNIPEG
FOR TWO DAYS OF MEETING.
TOMORROW, THEY'LL BE JOINED BY
THE FEDERAL HEALTH MINISTER AND
THEY'VE ALL GOT ONE THING ON
THEIR MINDS.
>> WHAT FUNDING ROLE WILL OTTAWA
BE TAKING?
THAT'S THE QUESTION.
WE WANT TO PROVIDE MORE
SERVICES.
WE UNDERSTAND WHAT IS AT STAKE.
WE UNDERSTAND THE NEEDS.
WE ALSO LIVE ON A DAILY BASIS
WITH THE LIMITATIONS WE HAVE IN
OUR CAPACITY TO DELIVER THOSE
SERVICES.
>> Adrienne: SOME OF THAT MONEY
WOULD COMBAT OPIOID ADDICTIONS.
YESTERDAY WE BROUGHT YOU A CBC
INVESTIGATION ABOUT HIGHLY
ADDICTIVE DRUGS STOLEN FROM
PHARMACIES AND THE EFFICIENTS TO
STOP THAT FROM -- EFFORTS TO
STOP THAT FROM HAPPENING.
>> Reporter: IT'S A DAILY
TRIBUTE, A MOTHER WISHES SHE
DIDN'T HAVE TO MAKE.
>> IT'S SOMETHING YOU SAY TO
YOURSELF ALL THE TIME THAT THIS
COULD BE THE LAST TIME YOU SEE
THEM, BUT YOU DON'T REALLY
BELIEVE IT.
YOU TRULY DON'T BELIEVE IT.
>> Reporter: HER SON SCOTT'S
OPIOID ABUSE BEGAN WITH A
ROUTINE PRESCRIPTION FOR
PAINKILLERS AFTER HAVING HIS
WISDOM TEETH OUT.
THE MEDICATION RAN OUT, SO HE
TURNED TO THE STREET.
AS THE GRIP OF ADDICTION
TIGHTENED, HE LOST HIS PARTNER,
HOME AND HIS PLANS TO BE A CHEF
IN CALGARY.
THEN CAME HIS FINAL ATTEMPT AT
TREATMENT.
>> HE WAS THERE FOR THREE
MONTHS, SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED
THE PROGRAMME, AND RELAPSED
WITHIN 12 HOURS AND WAS GONE.
>> Reporter: A SUSPECTED MIX OF
HEROIN AND FENTANYL ENDED HER
SON'S LIFE TWO YEARS AGO.
SHE SAYS SCOTT SHOULD HAVE HAD
ACCESS TO A SAFE REPLACEMENT FOR
STREET DRUGS.
>> PEOPLE WHO NEVER TOUCHED A
DRUG BEFORE, WHO ARE ADDICTED TO
OPIOIDS AND THEY'RE DYING
BECAUSE THEY HAVE TO GET THEIR
FIX.
>> Reporter: DECIPHERING THE
TRENDS IN OPIOID USE AND ABUSE
IN CANADA IS COMPLEX.
WE FOUND OUT THEFTS AND LOSSES
FROM PHARMACIES ARE GOING UP.
AT THE SAME TIME, THE NUMBER OF
PEOPLE DYING FROM OPIOID RELATED
OVERDOSES HAS HIT AN ALARMING
HIGH, SUGGESTING THE DEMAND FOR
HARD DRUGS IN CANADA IS
UNRELENTING.
>> WHEN THAT SUPPLY GOES, YOU'RE
LEFT WITH A MUCH LESS SAFER
SUPPLY OF ILLEGAL DRUGS.
>> Reporter: BRITISH COLUMBIA'S
FORMER CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER WAS
AT THE FOREFRONT OF THE OPIOID
CRISIS WHICH SAW A SURGE IN
OVERDOSES FUELLED BY FENTANYL.
>> SOME OF THOSE PEOPLE HAVE HAD
THEIR PRESCRIPTION CUT BACK,
MOVED TO THE STREETS, BUT TO THE
DEGREE OPIOIDS WERE DIVERTED TO
THE STREETS, THEY'VE BEEN
REPLACED BY MUCH MORE DANGEROUS
AND TOXIC ILLICIT OPIOIDS.
>> Reporter: HEALTH CANADA SAYS
IT'S TIGHTENING MONITORING OF
PHARMACIES BY AUDITING THEM
REGULARLY.
IN ADDITION TO DOCTORS CUTTING
BACK OPIOID PRESCRIBING, THE
GOVERNMENT WANTS TO RESTRICT THE
MARKETING OF PRESCRIPTION
PAINKILLE
PAINKILLERS.
THIS PHARMACIST SAYS THE CHANGES
ARE ONE PART OF THE QUESTION.
>> WE NEED A MULTIFACETED
APPROACH TO ADDRESS THE SUPPLY
AND DEMAND.
WE'RE TRYING TO ADDRESS THE
SUPPLY BECAUSE THEY'RE THE
EASIEST POLICIES.
>> Reporter: SINCE SCOTT'S
DEATH, HEALTH CANADA HAS
LOOSENED ACCESS TO HEROIN AND
METHADONE.
HARD TO SAY IF THIS WOULD HAVE
SAVED HIM.
>> IT'S LIKE LEAKS IN THE GRAND
CANYON, PUTTING BUBBLE GUM IN
THE HOLES AND HOPING IT HOLDS.
>> Reporter: SHE'S STARTED A
SUPPORT GROUP AND HONOURS HER
SON'S MEMORY IN OTHER WAYS, SUCH
AS THIS TREE PLANTED WITH SOME
OF HIS ASHES AND THIS TATTOO, SO
SCOTT IS ALWAYS WITH HER, JUST
LIKE THE GRIEF.
VIK ADHOPIA, CBC NEWS, TORONTO.
>> Adrienne: AS POINTED OUT, THE
DEMAND FOR DRUGS WON'T SIMPLY
EASE OFF WITH A CLAMP DOWN ON
PRESCRIPTION OPIOIDS.
ADDICTION DOESN'T CARE ABOUT
POLICY CHANGE.
CLAMPING DOWN MAY HAVE OPENED
THE DOOR TO THE FENTANYL CRISIS
IN THE FIRST PLACE.
BACK IN 2012, ONTARIO LED OTHER
PROVINCES IN PULLING OXYCONTIN
FROM PHARMACY SHELVES.
IT WAS REPLACED WITH A NEW
VERSION THAT WAS BILLED AT
TAMPER RESISTANT AND HARDER TO
ABUSE, BUT LOOK AT THE RISE OF
FENTANYL.
IN 2012, 217 STREET DRUG SAMPLES
TESTED POSITIVE FOR FENTANYL.
SINCE THEN, THE NUMBERS HAVE
DOUBLED EACH YEAR.
BY 2017, MORE THAN 6400 SAMPLES
CONTAINED FENTANYL.
THAT PATTERN CONTINUES IN 2018.
JUST LOOK AT HOW THOSE FIGURES
OVERLAP WITH THESE.
IN 2012, FENTANYL WAS ONLY
DETECTED IN 4% OF FATAL DRUG
OVERDOSES IN BRITISH COLUMBIA,
ONE OF THE HARDEST HIT
PROVINCES.
BY 2015, IT WAS ALMOST A THIRD.
BY LAST YEAR, 84%.
THIS YEAR'S EARLY FIGURES ARE
TRACKING THE SAME WAY.
>> Andrew: IT IS A HUMANITARIAN
CRIESES THAT IS DIVIDING AN
ENTIRE CONTINENT.
IN EUROPE, THERE ARE MORE SIGNS
THAT DIFFERENCES OVER MIGRANTS
COULD TEAR APART THE EU.
>> THE BIGGEST BARRIER IS TO
PROTECT OUR BORDER.
>> Reporter: TODAY, LEADERS FROM
28 EUROPEAN COUNTRIES GATHERED
IN BRUSSELS FOR THE SUMMIT.
TOPPING THE AGENDA, WHAT TO DO
ABOUT ALL THE ASYLUM-SEEKERS
STILL CROSSING THE MEDITERRANEAN
FROM NORTH AFRICA AND HOW TO
CONTROL THE MIGRATION OF
REFUGEES ALREADY IN THE EU.
AT THE LAST MINUTE, A NEWS
CONFERENCE WAS CANCELLED BECAUSE
ITALY'S NEW POPULIST PRIME
MINISTER REFUSED TO SIGN ON
SINCE HIS DEMANDS WEREN'T MET.
TROUBLE IS, IT'S NOT JUST THE
EU'S FUTURE AT RISK.
AS MARGARET EVANS REPORTS, THE
MIGRANT CRISIS COULD TAKE DOWN
GERMANY GOVERNMENT AS WELL.
>> Reporter: MUNICH, THE
BAVARIAN CAPITAL AND A DOWNPOUR
WORTHY OF THE COUNTRY'S MOOD.
YOU CAN TAKE YOUR PICK.
GERMANY'S SPECTACULAR TUMBLE OUT
OF THE WORLD CUP IN THE EARLY
STAGES, OR THE POLITICAL
FORTUNES OF ANGELA MERKEL AND
THE EUROPEAN UNION.
THIS MORNING, THE GERMAN
CHANCELLOR APPEARED BEFORE THE
BUNDESTAG IN BERLIN, SAYING
IMMIGRATION COULD BE A MAKE OR
BREAK ISSUE FOR THE EU.
HECKLED BY MEMBERS OF THE FAR
RIGHT, AND UNDER PRESSURE OVER
IMMIGRATION FROM WITHIN HER OWN
CONSERVATIVE FACTION, MERKEL
SAID SHE HAS NO REGRETS OVER
OPENING THE DOOR TO REFUGEES
THREE YEARS AGO.
IN HINDSIGHT I STILL BELIEVE
THAT WAS RIGHT.
BAMBERG, NORTH OF MUNICH, A
WORLD HERITAGE SITE, ONCE HOME
TO THE ENLIGHTENMENT.
THE DEMONSTRATORS OUT IN SUPPORT
OF ASYLUM-SEEKERS SAY THEY'RE
STILL TRYING TO SHINE A LIGHT.
>> RIGHT NOW WE SEE A POLICY
SHIFT IN EUROPE AND WE FIND IT
TO BE NECESSARY.
>> Reporter: THIS MAN IS A
SOCIAL WORKER WHO HELPS MIGRANT
KIDS IN GERMAN SCHOOLS WITH
INTEGRATION.
>> WE CAN SEE ACTUALLY THAT
COUNTRIES LIKE ITALY, AND MALTA,
THEY'RE TRYING TO COMPETE, WHO
CARES LESS.
>> Reporter: ITALY'S DECISION TO
REFUSE AID SHIPS CARRIED RESCUED
ASYLUM-SEEKERS PERMISSION TO
DOCK IS WHAT HAS BEEN DRIVING
THE CURRENT CRISIS, PUTTING
PRESSURE ON ITS EU PARTNERS.
MALTA ALLOWED ONE SHIP TURNED
AWAY BY ITALY TO DOCK YESTERDAY,
BUT SAYS IT'S A ONE-OFF.
UNLIKE MANY IN GERMANY, SHREK
SAYS HIS COUNTRY SHOULD DO MORE.
>> ECONOMIC POWER AND POLITICAL
POWER AND THE EUROPEAN UNION.
>> Reporter: BUT IT IS A POWER
THAT HAS WANED ALONG WITH THAT
OF THE GERMAN CHANCELLOR.
ANGELA MERKEL STRUGGLING AGAINST
THE FORCES LINED UP AGAINST HER.
SO BACK TO THE GLOOM AND HORIZON
THAT REMAINS MURKY ON TWO
FRONTS.
DESPITE THE GATHERING ON
MIGRATION IN BRUSSELS, OR
PERHAPS BECAUSE OF IT.
THAT'S WHY IT IS EXISTENTIAL FOR
THE EUROPEAN UNION, BUT IT
CERTAINLY IS FOR THE GERMAN
CHANCELLOR AS WELL.
>> Andrew: SEVERAL OTHER
STORIES, LIVE ON TONIGHT'S
"NATIONAL", INCLUDING THE ARREST
OF 600 PROTESTERS IN WASHINGTON
D.C.
A LOT OF PEOPLE, MOST OF THEM
WOMEN, FLOODED THE SENATE OFFICE
BUILDING ON CAPITOL HILL TO
PROTEST THE PRESIDENT'S
SO-CALLED ZERO TOLERANCE STANCE
ON IMMIGRATION.
MANY WRAPPED THEMSELVES IN FOIL
BLANKETS, SIMILAR TO THOSE GIVEN
TO MIGRANT CHILDREN WHEN THEY
WERE SEPARATED FROM THEIR
FAMILIES AT THE U.S. BORDER.
IT TOOK POLICE 90 MINUTES TO
CLEAR EVERYONE OUT.
>> ALSO A VICTORY TONIGHT FOR
MUSLIM WOMEN IN QUÉBEC WHO WEAR
THE NIQAB.
A LAW WAS SUPPOSED TO KICK IN ON
SUNDAY THAT WOULD REQUIRE THEM
TO SHOW THEIR FACES WHEN
ACCESSING PUBLIC SERVICES, BUT
TODAY A QUÉBEC JUDGE SUSPENDED
THE NEW LAW UNTIL IT CAN BE
HEARD IN COURT BECAUSE IT
VIOLATES CHARTER RIGHTS.
>>> THE QUEEN PULLED OUT OF A
PUBLIC EVENT, BECAUSE BUCKINGHAM
PALACE SAID SHE WAS FEELING
UNDER THE WEATHER.
THE 92 YEAR WAS OLD TO ATTEND
ST. PAUL'S OF CATHEDRAL.
THE PALACE DOESN'T SEEM ALARMED,
BUT SAID THE QUEEN IS NOT SEEING
A DOCTOR AND WILL SPEND THE
WEEKEND IN WINDSOR AS USUAL.
>> STILLING AHEAD, NO MORE
TEACHERS, NO MORE BOOKS, YOU
KNOW THE REST.
THE JOY OVER THE END OF SCHOOL
IN THE REST OF THE COUNTRY IS
OUR "MOMENT OF THE DAY".
>> Andrew: PLUS, AFTER EARLY
EXIT IN 2014, ENGLAND FOOTY FANS
ARE OPTIMISTIC DURING A WORLD
CUP THAT SEEMS TO BE ANYBODY'S
GAME.
>> AND A MEXICAN JOURNALIST WHO
HAS BEEN SITTING IN A DETENTION
CENTRE FOR MONTHS AFTER A JUDGE
DENIED HIS ASYLUM CLAIM.
DEPORTATION WOULD MEAN DEATH BUT
THE WAIT IN PRISON HAS BEEN
TAKING ITS TOLL.
>> Andrew: THE PRIME MINISTER OF
BELGIUM ARRIVED AT THE EU SUMMIT
BEARING GIFTS FOR HIS ENGLISH
COUNTERPART, HE GAVE EXTREME A
BELGIUM SOCCER JERSEY, A CHEEKY
NOD TO THE WORLD CUP.
HE DID NOT GO AWAY EMPTY HANDED,
GETTING A FREE LIONS SHIRT.
BELGIUM PREVAILED, 1-0, BUT BOTH
TEAMS HAVE QUALIFIED FOR THE
KNOCKOUT ROUND.
ENGLISH SOCCER FANS RARELY NEED
AN EXCUSE TO GET EXCITED, BUT
AFTER THE BRIGHT START IN
RUSSIA, THEY'RE TAKING THEIR
PASSION TO A NEW LEVEL.
THOMAS DAIGLE EXPLAINS.
>> Reporter: SO FAR THIS HAS
BEEN THE MOST UNUSUAL OF ENGLISH
SUMMERS, WITH
UNCHARACTERISTICALLY NICE
WEATHER.
AND UNEXPECTED OPTIMISM ABOUT
THE NATIONAL SOCCER TEAM.
>> A BIT MORE BELIEF THIS TIME
AROUND THAT WE CAN WIN.
AND BECAUSE WE HAVE BEEN
WINNING.
>> THE CUP IS COMING HOME.
WE'VE GOT IT IN THE BAG.
>> Reporter: ONLY THE MOST HARD
CORE SUPPORTERS WOULD HAVE
BELIEVED THAT.
JUST A COUPLE OF WEEKS AGO.
IN INTERNATIONAL SOCCER, THE
ENGLISH HAVE BECOME ALL TOO
ACCUSTOMED TO DISAPPOINTMENT.
THIS TIME, ENGLAND'S YOUNG SQUAD
ALREADY HAS TWO WINS AND A WORLD
CUP IT COULD HAVE MISSED ALL
TOGETHER BY NO FAULT OF ITS OWN.
THE NERVE AGENT ATTACK TARGETING
A FORMER RUSSIAN SPY IN
SALISBURIENE
SALISBURY POISONED RELATIONS.
AND THAT'S NOT THE ONLY ISSUE.
>> ETHNICITIES AND LGBTQ FANS
ARE STILL PARTICULARLY
VULNERABLE TO TARGETED VIOLENCE
AND AS WE SAID, ENGLAND
GENERALLY.
>> Reporter: YET THOUSANDS OF
THE SUPPORTERS ARE MAKING THE
TRIP.
AND THERE IS A SUDDEN SURGE IN
BOOKINGS WITH THE ENGLISH
APPARENTLY EMBOLDENED BY THEIR
TEAM'S SUCCESS.
>> SELLING PACKAGES TO THE WORLD
CUP, SEEN INCREASE IN INTEREST.
>> Reporter: IN LONDON, THE JOLT
OF PRIDE IS HARD TO MISS.
WITH THE ENGLISH FLAG, FLYING
NEXT THE UNION JACK ABOVE THE
PRIME MINISTER'S OFFICE.
THEN ACROSS TOWN, THERE IS THIS
NEIGHBOURHOOD.
AND THERE IS NO GUESSING WHO
THEY'RE CHEERING FOR.
>> THE PROBLEM IS, ALL THE SHOPS
HAVE NOT FORESEEN THIS COMING,
SO THERE IS NOT ANY FLAGS IN
STOCK TO BUY.
>> Reporter: EVEN WITH A NARROW
LOSS TO BELGIUM, THERE IS NO
DAMPENING SPIRITS HERE.
ENGLAND IS OFF TO THE NEXT
ROUND.
AND THAT'S BETTER THAN LAST
TIME.
THOMAS DAIGLE, CBC NEWS, LONDON.
>> Andrew: SO AFTER TWO WEEKS,
GROUP PLAY IS DONE, 16 TEAMS
REMAIN, WELCOME TO THE 2018
WORLD CUP OF SURPRISES.
GERMANY, THE DEFENDING CHAMPION
IS ALREADY OUT.
AND SOME OF THE OTHER BIG TEAMS
ARE UNDERPERFORMING.
>> YOU KNOW THERE IS ONLY ONE
STORY AT THIS WORLD CUP AND IT
IS THE DEMISE OF GERMANY AND
THAT IS OF SEISMIC PROPORTIONS,
IT HAS NO RHYME OR REASON WHY
GERMANY HAS STUMBLED IN THIS
WORLD CUP OTHER THAN TO SAY,
THEY JUST WEREN'T GOOD ENOUGH.
THEY LOOKED FLAT.
THEY DIDN'T LOOK INSPIRED.
THEY DIDN'T LOOK RADIANT.
THEY LOOKED VULNERABLE, LIKE A
LOT OF OTHER TEAMS.
BUT GERMANY DOESN'T MAKE THESE
MISTAKES.
EVERYONE EXCEPT THIS ONE.
ARGENTINA, WELL THEY'VE ALREADY
USED THEIR GET-OUT-OF-JAIL-FREE
CARD, THEY ALMOST DIDN'T MAKE IT
OUT OF THE GROUP STAGE.
WE WERE THAT CLOSE TO LOSING
BOTH OF THE FINALISTS IN THE
POOL STAGES THIS TIME AROUND.
WITH GERMANY GONE, THIS IS NOW A
WIDE OPEN WORLD CUP AND I'M
TALKING ABOUT TEAMS LIKE
BELGIUM, TALKING ABOUT TEAMS
LIKE URUGUAY, FRANCE.
AND RUSSIA, WELL, THEY'RE THE
HOSTS AND THEY HAVEN'T PLAYED
BADLY EITHER.
EVERYBODY KNOWS THEY DON'T HAVE
THE STRONGEST TEAM, BUT EQUALLY
KNOWS THAT HOSTS USUALLY
OVERPERFORM WHEN THEY'RE STAGING
THE WORLD CUP.
>> Andrew: THE ROUND 16 BEGINS
ON SATURDAY, WITH THE FIRST
GAME, ARGENTINA VERSUS FRANCE.
THE WINNER ADVANCES TO THE
QUARTER-FINALS.
>> Adrienne: ROTTING IN
DETENTION.
MEET THE MEXICAN JOURNALIST
STUCK IN LIMBO BECAUSE THE
UNITED STATES SAYS IT'S SAFE FOR
HIM TO GO HOME.
>> HE'LL BE FINE IN MEXICO
BECAUSE THERE IS A PROGRAMME TO
PROTECT JOURNALISTS.
WHAT DO YOU MAKE OF THAT?
>> HE FEARS TO BE HERE AND THE
ONLY PROTECTION HE HAS IS THIS
PROGRAMME.
THERE ARE A LOT OF EXAMPLES OF
HOW
WE CARE!
WE CARE!
WE CARE!
>> Adrienne: WE CARE, THAT WAS
THE MESSAGE FROM DEMONSTRATORS
OUTSIDE THE U.S. JUSTICE
DEPARTMENT TODAY, CALLING FOR
THE END OF DETENTION OF THE
MIGRANT FAMILIES AT THE
U.S.-MEXICO BORDER.
FAMILY DETENTION AND SEPARATION,
A LOT OF DEBATE IN THE U.S. HAS
BEEN ABOUT HOW TO TREAT
ASYLUM-SEEKERS.
ABOUT WHO DESERVES ASYLUM.
THERE ARE ANY NUMBER OF REASONS
TO CROSS THAT BORDER.
FOR ONE ASYLUM-SEEKERS, A
MEXICAN JOURNALIST, NAMED EMILIO
GUTIERREZ SOTO, IT WAS THE
THREAT OF DEATH.
THE THREAT TO JOURNALISTS IN
MEXICO IS VERY REAL.
LAST YEAR, ACCORDING TO
REPORTERS, IT WAS THE DEADLIEST
PLACE IN THE WORLD TO REPORT IN,
AHEAD OF SYRIA AND IRAQ.
THAT'S NOT A FLUKE.
TAKE THE THREE MOST DEADLY
PLACES FOR JOURNALISTS AND IT'S
THOSE TWO MIDDLE EAST HOT SPOTS
AND MEXICO.
NUMBER TWO BEHIND AFGHANISTAN.
WE SOUGHT OUT EMILIO GUTIERREZ
SOTO TO HEAR ABOUT HIS STRUGGLE
TO AVOID BECOMING A STATISTIC.
>> FIGHTING HIS DEPORTATION FROM
THE U.S. DETENTION CENTRE ALONG
WITH HIS SON.
>> CASE OF MEXICAN JOURNALIST
HAS ASKED FOR ASYLUM BECAUSE HE
SAYS THE MILITARY HAS THREATENED
TO KILL HIM.
>> ALL RIGHT, EL PASO PROCESSING
CENTRE.
15 MINUTES.
>> SOUTHWEST TOWARD NORTH ST.
FRAME STREET.
>> Adrienne: OK, YOU'RE THE
BOSS.
>> Adrienne: ABOUT A DECADE AGO,
EMILIO GUTIERREZ SOTO WAS
WRITING ABOUT CORRUPTION IN THE
MEXICAN MILITARY.
THAT'S WHEN HE WAS HUNTED AND
THREATENED AND ATTACKED BY THE
MEXICAN MILITARY.
SO IT WAS AROUND THAT TIME, THAT
HE TRIED TO SEEK ASYLUM IN THE
UNITED STATES.
HIS CASE HAS BEEN WINDING ITS
WAY THROUGH THE COURTS EVER
SINCE.
AN AMERICAN JUDGE DECIDED THAT
EMILIO SHOULD BE DEPORTED.
SO EMILIO AND HIS SON HAVE BEEN
IN DETENTION HERE IN EL PASO
SINCE DECEMBER.
WE'VE BEEN TRYING TO GET IN.
THE FINAL WORD IS THAT, YES, WE
CAN, BUT WE CAN ONLY GET AUDIO,
NOT VIDEO, WHICH IS WHAT THIS IS
ALL ABOUT.
THERE ARE SO MANY QUESTIONS TO
ASK THESE TWO, INCLUDING HOW
LONG DO YOU THINK YOU CAN HANG
ON, WHAT EXACTLY IS LIKELY TO
HAPPEN IF YOU DO GET SENT BACK
TO MEXICO?
WE'LL SEE WHAT WE GET.
>> Adrienne: MY FIRST QUESTION,
FOR BOTH OF YOU REALLY, HOW ARE
YOU?
[ * ]
[Speaking Spanish]
>> Adrienne: SO WHAT DO YOU WANT
TO BE DO WHEN YOU GROW UP?
>> AMERICANA.
>> AMERICANO.
>> NOT MEXICAN?
>> YOU WANT TO BE AMERICAN.
OK, WE'LL GET ON THAT, THANK YOU
SO MUCH.
BYE-BYE.
THANK YOU.
I HAVE CHOSEN TO SPECIALIZE IN
MEXICAN POLITICAL ASYLUM AND SO
WHAT I BASICALLY DO IS TRY TO
GIVE REFUGE TO REFUGEES.
>> Adrienne: AS YOU KNOW, WE
SPOKE TO EMILIO.
I'M WONDERING, ANYTHING SURPRISE
YOU ABOUT THAT?
>> IT'S UM, IT'S TRAUMATIZING TO
BE LOCKED UP WHEN YOU'RE NOT
COMMITTED A CRIME.
BECAUSE HE IS NOW BEING
PERSECUTED BY THE AMERICAN
GOVERNMENT.
THIS IS OUTRIGHT PERSECUTION.
YOU KNOW, IT'S PAYBACK FOR HIM
DENOUNCING MEXICO AND DENOUNCING
THE U.S.
AND THERE IS NO OTHER REASON WHY
HE SHOULDN'T BE RELEASED.
ABSOLUTELY NONE.
>> Adrienne: I CAN IMAGINE A
NUMBER OF AMERICANS LISTENING TO
THIS SAYING, A, DON'T CARE, B,
SO WHAT THAT HE'S A JOURNALIST.
WHAT ARE THEY NOT GETTING?
>> WHAT THEY'RE NOT GETTING IS
THAT THE BEST AND I THINK THE
ONLY HOPE FOR DEMOCRACY IN
MEXICO IS TRANSPARENT AND
ACCOUNTABILITY.
AND THE ONE INSTITUTION THAT IS
IN THE BEST POSITION TO DO THAT
IS THE MEXICAN PRESS.
>> Adrienne: WHAT DOES THAT HAVE
TO DO WITH THEM?
>> IT'S KEEPS MEXICANS AT HOMES.
YOU WANT TO HELP KEEP MEXICANS
HOME, HELP THEM FILE COMPLAINTS
AND DEAL WITH HUMAN RIGHTS
ABUSES.
>> Adrienne: AND LIVE WITHOUT
FEAR OF BEING KILLED FOR IT.
>> EXACTLY.
>> Adrienne: WHAT HAPPENS TO
EMILIO?
>> IF HE GOES BACK HOME TO
CHIHUAHUA, HE IS DEAD.
THEY WOULD KILL HIM.
HE'S JUST ANOTHER TROUBLEMAKER
THAT NEEDS TO BE TAKEN CARE OF.
>> Adrienne: SO TO FIGURE OUT
WHAT IT'S REALLY LIKE FOR A
JOURNALIST IN MEXICO, WE'RE
GOING TO HEAD.
WE'RE HEADING TO THE RED X.
>> SEVERAL HUNDRED PEOPLE HAVE
BEEN KILLED THERE.
>> LINED PEOPLE AGAINST A WALL
AND OPENED FIRE.
>> MEXICAN AUTHORITIES SAY NEW
INFORMATION HAS SURFACED IN
CONNECTION WITH THE DEATHS OF
THREE PEOPLE.
>> THE REAL PROBLEM IN THE
POLICE DEPARTMENT RIGHT NOW IS
CORRUPTION.
>> THERE ARE A LOT OF MURDERED
JOURNALISTS IN MEXICO AND THEIR
CASES ARE UNSOLVED, SO WE'RE
GOING TO SPEAK WITH ONE OF THE
PREMIERE JOURNALISTS IN MEXICO,
SHE WORKS FOR A NEWSPAPER CALLED
"EL DIARIO DE JUAREZ".
SHE HAS SPENT YEARS DIGGING INTO
WHAT AND WHO IS BEHIND THE
VIOLENCE AND THERE IS A PRICE OF
THAT.
SHE LEFT FOR A FEW YEARS AFTER
SPECIFIC THREATS.
NEXT TO HER DESK IS A SHRINE TO
A FELLOW REPORTER KILLED HERE.
>> HE IS BROKEN BY THE DETENTION
CENTRE.
>> Adrienne: IN THE CASE OF
EMILIO, THE JUDGE SAID, YOU'LL
BE FINE IN MEXICO BECAUSE THERE
IS A PROGRAMME TO PROTECT
JOURNALISTS.
I MEAN, WHAT DO YOU MAKE OF
THAT?
>> HE FEARS TO BE HERE.
AND THE ONLY PROTECTION HE HAS
IS THIS PROGRAMME.
THERE ARE A LOT OF EXAMPLES OF
HOW THIS PROGRAMME HAVE FAILED
TO OTHER JOURNALISTS.
THERE ARE SPECIFIC EXAMPLES OF
PEOPLE KILLED.
>> Adrienne: ISN'T PART OF THE
PROBLEM, TOO, IF YOU'RE WRITING
ABOUT THE MILITARY ANT
GOVERNMENT, WHICH ARE SO
CONNECTED AND YOU'RE WRITING
ABOUT CORRUPTION, HOW CAN YOU
TRUST THOSE ORGANIZATIONS TO
PROTECT YOU?
>> THAT'S THE FOUNDATION OF THE
FEAR THAT MEXICO POPULATION IS
LIVING, BECAUSE YOU DON'T TRUST
AUTHORITY.
THAT'S THE WORSE SCENARIO.
THE POLICE.
THEY'RE SUPPOSED TO PROTECT YOU,
THEY'RE THE PEOPLE THAT ARE
SCARING YOU, THREATENING YOU.
AND THIS ENVIRONMENT, YOU DON'T
KNOW.
>> Adrienne: WHAT IS A THREAT IN
MEXICO ACTUALLY FOR YOU LOOK
LIKE?
WHAT DOES THAT SOUND LIKE?
>> IT IS SOMETHING THAT I WAS
TESTING WHAT YOU CAN DO AND WHAT
YOU CANNOT DO.
AND THERE WAS A CASE THAT IS
DANGEROUS, THEY SEND A MESSAGE.
I DON'T LIKE TO TALK ABOUT IT,
BECAUSE --
>> Adrienne: SO YOU STOPPED
WRITING ABOUT THAT SUBJECT.
>> THAT SPECIFIC SUBJECT.
SPECIFIC NAMES.
AND THE KIND OF NEWS.
AND WE DID IT.
BUT SERIOUSLY, I DON'T WANT TO
TALK ABOUT IT.
>> Adrienne: OK.
THANK YOU.
>> Adrienne: OSCAR, IT'S
ADRIENNE, HOW ARE YOU?
GOOD THANK YOU.
DO YOU KNOW WHAT THE NEXT STAGE
IS FOR YOU?
>> Adrienne: SO WE TRIED TO FIND
SOME KIND OF CLARITY ON EMILIO
GUTIERREZ SOTO'S FATE FROM
OFFICIALS.
WE WENT TO U.S. CITIZENSHIP AND
IMMIGRATION, THE DEPARTMENT OF
HOMELAND SECURITY, JUSTICE
DEPARTMENT, SAID NOPE, ABOUT
TALKING ABOUT HIS CASE
SPECIFICALLY OR DOING ANY SORT
OF INTERVIEW.
>> Andrew: WHERE DOES THE CASE
GO NEXT?
>> Adrienne: HARD TO SAY.
WE KNOW THE JUDGE DECIDED THAT
REALLY ANY EVIDENCE HE HAD OF
THE THREAT AGAINST HIM IN MEXICO
WASN'T UP TO SNUFF, HIS FEARS
AREN'T CREDIBLE.
SO THEY'RE AGREEING TO HIM
HAVING ANOTHER HEARING, PROBABLY
SCHEDULED FOR AUGUST, BUT LIKE
SO MUCH OF THIS CASE, IT'S NOT A
SURE THING.
YOU CAN FIND MORE PICTURES AND
MORE ABOUT
[ * ]
>> Andrew: WELCOME BACK.
WE ARE KEEPING A CLOSE WATCH ON
ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND, WHERE
POLICE RELEASED THE NAMES OF THE
FIVE PEOPLE KILLED INSIDE THE
NEWSROOM.
>> FIRST VICTIM'S NAME IS WENDY
WINTERS.
SECOND VICTIM IS REBECCA SMITH.
THIRD VICTIM IS ROBERT HIGHSON.
FOURTH VICTIM IS GERALD
FRESHMAN.
AND THE FIFTH VICTIM IS JOHN
McNAMARA.
>> Andrew: THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
IS REPORTING THAT ALL FIVE
PEOPLE WORKED FOR THE NEWSPAPER,
FOUR JOURNALISTS, ONE SALES
STABILITY.
HEAVY MACHINERY IS PART OF THE
SEARCH FOR A YOUTH SOCCER TEAM,
BELIEVED TO BE TRAPPED IN A CAVE
IN THAILAND.
WORKERS ARE DRILLING HOLES,
TRYING TO DRAIN WATER AND CREATE
ANOTHER WAY OUT.
CREWS FROM THE U.S. AND THE U.K.
ARE ALSO CHIPPING.
THE 12 BOYS AND THEIR COACH HAVE
BEEN MISSING SINCE SATURDAY.
>>> OTTAWA IS TRYING TO MAKE IT
EASIER TO CATCH PEOPLE WHO POINT
LASERS AT AIRPLANES.
IT'S ALREADY A FEDERAL OFFENCE,
BUT IT CAN BE DIFFICULT TO
PROSECUTE.
TODAY, THE GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCED
AN OUTRIGHT BAN ON HAVING A
HIGH-POWERED LASER ON YOU IF
YOU'RE OUT AND ABOUT.
IT APPLIES TO PEOPLE WITHIN 10
KILOMETRES OF AN AIRPORT,
HELI-PORT, OR ANYWHERE IN IN
GREATER TORONTO, MONTREAL.
THEY CAN ISSUE A FINE UP TO
$5,000 ON THE SPOT.
>>> IF YOU'VE EVER BEEN PART OF
RUSH HOUR IN AN URBAN CENTRE,
YOU'VE SEEN IT.
CYCLISTS AND DRIVERS AT EACH
OTHER'S THROATS.
70% OF CYCLISTS FAULT DRIVERS,
WHILE OF 67% BLAME CYCLISTS.
HALF OF YOUNGER PEOPLE BLAME
DRIVERS, WHILE THREE QUARTERS OF
OLDER CANADIANS BLAME CYCLISTS.
SURPRISE, SURPRISE.
IT'S ALWAYS SOMEONE ELSE'S
FAULT, BUT MAYBE HEARING THE
OTHER SIDE COULD GO A LONG WAY
IN EASING THE ANIMOSITY AND
IMPROVING COMMUTES.
SO WE TOOK OUR RED CHAIR TO
VANCOUVER TO GIVE CYCLISTS AND
MOTORISTS A SAY.
[ * ]
>> YOU WANT TO OPEN IT?
>> THE QUESTION IS, WHO IS MORE
OF A HAZARD ON THE ROADS?
>> CYCLISTS OR DRIVERS?
>> I'M MIXED ON THIS, BECAUSE
CYCLISTS DON'T ALWAYS STOP AT
STOP SIGNS, THEY DON'T ALWAYS
ABIDE THE RULES OF THE ROAD, BUT
AT THE SAME TIME, DRIVERS HAVE
TO WATCH OUT FOR THE CYCLISTS.
AND THEY DON'T ALWAYS STOP AT
STOP SIGNS.
>> IT WOULD DEFINITELY BE
DRIVERS.
AS A CYCLIST I NO LONGER RIDE MY
BIKE ON A MAIN STREET, BECAUSE
IT'S JUST A DANGER ZONE.
THERE IS SO MANY PEOPLE THAT
I'VE ENCOUNTERED AS A PEDESTRIAN
OR CYCLIST, WALKING ACROSS,
DOING WHAT I'M SUPPOSED TO DO
AND DRIVER INTERJECTS AND IT'S
LIKE AN OOPSY MATTER, I DIDN'T
SEE YOU THERE.
>> I THINK CYCLISTS ARE A HAZARD
ON A ROAD.
WHEN YOU SEE A FOUR-WAY STOP AND
THE CYCLIST GOES RIGHT THRU, IT
PUTS DANGER NOT ONLY TO
PEDESTRIANS, BUT CARS AND
EVERYONE ELSE.
>> THAT'S TRICKY.
IT DEPENDS ON THE ACTUAL DRIVER.
I'VE SEEN HAZARDOUS PEOPLE IN
BOTH CATEGORIES.
>> IT'S MAINLY A CONCERN WHERE
THE DRIVER IS ACTUALLY GOING TO
IMPACT AND CAUSE MORE DAMAGE TO
THE CYCLIST THAN THE OTHER WAY
AROUND.
HOW MUCH DAMAGE CAN A CYCLIST DO
TO YOUR CAR?
SO I WOULD DEFINITELY SAY THE
DRIVER.
>> NO ONE ANSWER.
>> BE SAFE OUT THERE.
[ * ]
>> Adrienne: STILL AHEAD, SCHOOL
IS OUT FOR KIDS ACROSS THE
COUNTRY AND THAT MEANS THE
SEEMINGLY ENDLESS RUN OF SUMMER
DAYS HAS BEGUN.
WE DROPPED BY A FEW SCHOOLS TO
SEE HOW THEY FEEL ABOUT IT.
SPOILER ALERT, THE EXCITEMENT
FACTOR IS PRETTY HIGH.
AND WE'LL ALSO INTRODUCE TO YOU
ONE EDMONTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
PRINCIPAL WHO WENT ABOVE AND
BEYOND TO KEEP A PROMISE TO HIS
STUDENTS.
THAT IS IN OUR "MOMENT OF THE
DAY".
AND REMEMBER, YOU CAN GET A
LITTLE BIT OF "THE NATIONAL" IN
YOUR INBOX, EVERY WEEKDAY, "THE
NATIONAL" GOES DEEP ON SEVERAL
NOTABLE STORIES AND EXPLORES
STORIES YOU MIGHT HAVE MISSED.
TODAY, TRACKING A SHOCKING NEW
WEAPON OF CHOICE IN CRIMES
ACROSS THE COUNTRY.
BEAR SPRAY.
SUBSCRIB
>> Adrienne: WELL, IT'S
OFFICIAL.
SCHOOL'S OUT FOR KIDS ACROSS
CANADA, KICKING OFF TWO MONTHS
OF FUN AND ADVENTURE.
WE VISITED A FEW SCHOOLS ACROSS
THE COUNTRY TO GAUGE THE
EXCITEMENT TODAY AND THEIR
ENTHUSIASM IS HANDS DOWN OUR
"MOMENT OF THE DAY."
>> IT'S AWESOME.
>> Adrienne: KIDS ACROSS TORONTO
ARE UNDERSTANDABLY OVER THE
MOON, EVEN AS SOME OF THEM ARE
STILL A LITTLE RELUCTANT TO
LEAVE THE SCHOOLYARD.
GO HOME, ALREADY.
>> WE'RE GOING ON VACATION.
>> Adrienne: IN WINNIPEG, THE
STUDENTS MIGHT BE EXCITED, BUT
SOME TEACHERS ALMOST SEEM KIND
OF SAD.
>> IT'S A LITTLE BITTER SWEET,
BECAUSE I WILL BE MISSING THEM
VERY MUCH AS WELL.
>> Adrienne: IT'S ONE ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL IN EDMONTON THAT WAS OUR
LAST DAY OF SCHOOL SURPRISE.
THE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL MADE A DEAL
WITH HIS STUDENTS ABOUT A
READING ASSIGNMENT THIS PAST
YEAR.
WE'LL LET HIM EXPLAIN.
>> WE ENDED UP SETTING A LARGE
GOAL IN THE SCHOOL TO HAVE A
COMBINED 40,000 NIGHTS OF
READING AND WE -- PART OF THE
INCENTIVE FOR THE GOAL WAS TO --
IF WE REACHED THAT GOAL, I
PROMISED I WOULD KISS A GOAT.
>> Adrienne: AND WHEN THEY CAME
THROUGH, HE SLAPPED ON SOME
RAVISHING RED LIPSTICK AND
PLANTED A BIG ONE ON THAT
GORGEOUS GOAT.
THE KIDS BARELY BATTED AN EYE.
KIDDING.
THEY WENT NUTS.
[CHEERING]
>> Andrew: POOR GOAT.
THAT'S WHAT I HAVE TO SAY ABOUT
THAT.
ADRIENNE, I WAS DIGGING INTO
THIS.
APPARENTLY, THE GOAT WASN'T THE
ONLY ANIMAL THERE ON THE LAST
DAY.
APPARENTLY THE SCHOOL HAD A
PETTING ZOO WORTH OF ANIMALS
INCLUDING A GIANT PIG.
IF YOU ASK ME, THE PRINCIPAL GOT
OFF LUCKY.
IF THE GOAT WAS SICK OR HAD AN
OFF-DAY, THE -- YOU KNOW WHO
WOULD BE SUBBING IN.
>> Adrienne: I HAVE NO RECALL OF
FARM ANIMALS INVOLVED IN THE
LAST DAY OF SCHOOL.
BUT THERE IS NO FINER MOMENT OF
THE LAST 10 SECONDS BEFORE THE
LAST BELL OF THE YEAR.
AND YOU KNOW THAT PARADISE IS
AROUND THE CORNER AND WHY CARE
HOW OLD YOU ARE, THAT MOMENT
NEVER LEAVES YOU.
THAT'S "THE NATIONAL" FOR
THURSDAY, JUNE 28.
SCHOOL IS OUT.
GOOD NIGHT.
>> Andrew: GOOD NIGHT.
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Bella Hadid dares to bare as she goes topless for stunning July edition of Vogue Mexico - Duration: 2:49.
Bella Hadid dares to bare as she goes topless for stunning July edition of Vogue Mexico
She's known for commanding attention on the catwalk.
And Bella Hadid certainly turned heads as she brought her captivating prowess to the pages of Vogue Mexico's July edition.
The 21-year-old supermodel went almost entirely nude on the cover of the fashionable publication with just her hands covering her ample assets.
Bella opted to go topless for the sultry shoot with photographer Chris Colls behind the lens.
Her svelte figure was covered in sand with straps of a tiny bikini resting just above her hips as she perched on a dune.
Hadid's long legs were the center of attention in another glamorous shot where she sported a burnt orange body suit styled with a white blazer.
She posed poolside wearing a long black gown with a unique neckline and a leather belt hugging her slender waist.
Bella's looked every inch the fashionista as she displayed a plunging white tank top paired with matching trousers for one cover.
'A new generation willing to live without taboos' was plastered across the page in Spanish, as the Victoria's Secret Angel positioned her hands atop her hips.
The daughter of former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Yolanda Hadid has had a whirlwind traveling schedule with a trip to The City of Lights where she walked in shows for Paris Fashion Week, followed by a quick stop in Rome for a BVLGARI party.
Though the starlet is rumored to have reunited with beau The Weeknd, it's been weeks since the supermodel and R&B artist have been spotted together.
The couple were last seen dining at the tktk in Paris together early this month.
Bella dated Abel Tesfaye, a.k.a.
The Weeknd, for 18 months before his much-discussed relationship with Selena Gomez.
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Ed Sheeran Sued For $100 Million Over Supposed Song Similarity - Duration: 3:02.
Ed Sheeran Sued For $100 Million Over Supposed Song Similarity
Ed Sheeran's syrupy, Grammy-winning single "Thinking Out Loud" is now at the center of two lawsuits.
The ginger troubadour was first sued over the hit song last year by the heirs of Edward Townsend, Jr.
, a co-writer of Marvin Gaye's "Let's Get It On," which they claim "Thinking Out Loud" cribs from enough to warrant a lawsuit.
The new suit, filed today in federal court in New York by a company called Structured Asset Sales (SAS), follows a failed attempt by SAS to join the Townsend lawsuit (what's called "intervening").
That request to intervene in that case was turned down on June 11, 2018.
And so, 17 days after that rejection, there is a new lawsuit filed by SAS itself against Sheeran, Amy Padge (his co-writer on the song), his label Atlantic Records, Atlantic Records' parent company Warner Music Group (WMG), his publisher Sony/ATV and WMG distributor Asylum Records.
SAS purchased its share of Townsend's song catalog from his son Clef Michael Townsend, who inherited an unknown portion of the catalog after his father's death in 2003.
SAS now seeks $100 million in damages for the portion of "Let's Get it On" it owns, which would be whatever portion of the song's royalties Clef Townsend inherited from the slice of the song contractually given to his father.
Atlantic Records and an attorney for Sheeran declined to comment on the case.
The new suit includes detailed explanations of music theory in order to explain the songs' supposed similarities — "In Gaye's song, this chord progression within the backing pattern occurs in the key of E flat, and in Sheeran's song the progression occurs in D major.
listeners will hear the two progressions as functionally equivalent.
Many listeners will not recognize that Frank Sinatra sang 'My Way' in D major, while Elvis Presley sang that song in C major; it is clearly the same song despite the difference in key.".
It's not the first suit filed against a modern hit accused of copying a song by Gaye: Robin Thicke and Pharrell's song "Blurred Lines" was the subject of another lawsuit, over its supposed similarity to Gaye's 1977 hit "Got to Give It Up.
" Thicke and Pharrell lost that case (and $5.
3 million through its judgement) in a ruling that many considered controversial — the pair's appeal, which was largely denied, drew support from over 200 musicians.
SAS is owned by David Pullman, who is no stranger to the music business.
Pullman is the creator of the well-known-to-some "Bowie Bonds," a financial invention (which Pullman says he trademarked) that turned the royalties from 287 of his songs into 10-year bonds, which were sold for a total of $55 million.
The plan almost tanked, due to timing — shortly after Bowie made off with his haul, the music industry descended into the Wild West of the digital era, meaning the 10-year vesting period of the bonds saw the royalties they contained drop precipitously, to possibly their lowest point ever.
The bonds did, however, mature and were cashed in by their owners.
The idea has since snowballed significantly, with whole companies now founded on the invention.
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Foods and Nutrients for Mania and Depression - Duration: 9:43.
Foods and nutrients for mania and depression
the highs and lows of bipolar disorder
Bipolar disorder is a mental health condition marked by varying highs known as mania and lows
Known as depression mood stabilizing medicines and therapy can help control these emotional swings
Making a few changes to your diet is another way to help manage manic episodes
although foods won't cure mania choosing
The right ones may make you feel better and your condition easier to handle whole grains whole grains
Aren't just good for your heart and digestive system. They may also have a calming effect on your mind
Carbohydrates are thought to boost your brain's production of serotonin
This feel-good chemical helps to ease anxiety and may leave you feeling more in control
So the next time you're feeling a little jittery or overwhelmed grab some whole-grain crackers to nibble on other
Good options include whole grain toast
whole-grain pasta oatmeal
brown rice Qin, OA
Omega-3 fatty acids the omega-3 fatty acids eicosapentaenoic acid
EPA and Doukas eggs inoa Cassatt
DHA play an important role in your brain
They're an essential part of nerve cells and they help facilitate signaling between those cells
Researchers continue to study whether omega-3s can help treat depression bipolar disorder and other mental health conditions
So far the results on omega-3 supplements for bipolar disorder have been mixed
Adding omega-3s to mood stabilizers does seem to help with symptoms of depression
Although it doesn't have much of an effect on mania
Because omega-3 fatty acids are healthy for your brain and your heart in general. They're worth incorporating into your diet
Coldwater fish contain the highest levels of this healthy nutrient good food sources include salmon tuna
mackerel
herring
trout
Sardines flax seeds and their oil eggs
selenium rich foods
Tuna halibut and sardines are also rich sources of selenium a trace element that's essential for a healthy brain
Research finds that selenium helps to stabilize mood
Selenium deficiency has been linked to depression and anxiety
Adults need at least 55 micrograms
Mcg of selenium daily, which you can obtain from foods such as these Brazil nuts
tuna halibut
sardines ham
shrimp steak
turkey beef liver
Turkey turkey is high in the amino acid tryptophan which has become synonymous with the sleepy feeling that comes over you
After Thanksgiving dinner aside from its supposed sleep inducing effects
Tryptophan helps your body make serotonin a brain chemical that's involved in stabilizing your mood
Elevating serotonin might help during depressive episodes of bipolar disorder
There's also some evidence
Tryptophan can improve mania symptoms if you want to try tricked off and but aren't a big fan of Turkey
You'll also find it in foods such as eggs tofu and cheese beans
What do black beans lima beans chickpeas soy beans and lentils have in common
They're all members of the legume family and they're all rich sources of magnesium
Early research suggests that magnesium may reduce mania symptoms in people with bipolar disorder
More studies are still needed to confirm whether magnesium rich foods improve mood in the meantime
Adding fiber and nutrient rich beans to your diet is unlikely to hurt
Bins may make you gassy when you first increase them in your diet, but that will diminish if you continue to eat them
Probiotics the human gut is teeming with millions of bacteria
Some live harmoniously with us while others make us sick this gut biome is hot now in research
Scientists are trying to better under stand how these healthy bacteria promote health and immune function including reducing inflammation
People with depression tend to have higher levels of inflammation
Increasingly researchers are finding that the types of bacteria that reside within us help control the state of our emotional health
Some bacteria release stress hormones such as norepinephrine
While others release coming chemicals such as serotonin
One way to tip the balance in favor of healthy bacteria is by eating probiotics foods containing live bacteria
these include yogurt kefir
kombucha
sauerkraut kimchi
Miso herbal tea chamomile has been used for centuries as a folk remedy for upset stomach
anxiety and insomnia
Preliminary research suggests that a chamomile extract can also help relieve depression and anxiety
Although this hasn't been proven. If you find that sipping on something hot soothes your mind
It can't hurt to sip on some chamomile tea
Dark chocolate chocolate is the ultimate comfort food and dark chocolate is particularly calming
Nibbling on an ounce and a half of dark chocolate daily may help lower stress according to a study in the journal of proteome research
Learn which ingredients to look for when shopping for dark chocolate nuts
Almonds cashews and peanuts are high in magnesium an essential nutrient for people with mood disorders
Magnesium comes an overactive nervous system and helps regulate the body's stress response by keeping cortisol levels in check
Nearly half of Americans don't get enough magnesium in their diet and this deficiency may affect their stress levels as a result
the recommended daily amount
RDA for adults is
420 milligrams mg in men and
320 milligrams in women
Safran Safran this red thread-like spice is a staple in dishes from India and the Mediterranean
In medicine saffron has been studied for its calming effect and antidepressant properties
Some studies have found saffron extract to work as well against depression as antidepressants such as fluoxetine prozac
Ketogenic diet the ketogenic diet is a very high-fat
Low-carbohydrate diet that mimics the state your body would go into if you are fasting
When you cut out carbs your brain uses fat instead for fuel
In theory the ketogenic diet might help with bipolar disorder
It works in much the same way as lithium and other mood-stabilizing drugs
By lowering sodium levels in the brain in one very small study women with bipolar disorder had greater
Improvements in mood while on the ketogenic diet than while on medication
Much larger studies are needed to confirm whether this diet helps with bipolar disorder
foods to avoid
Not all foods make you feel better when you're wired certain foods and beverages can rev you up even more
Including those that are high in caffeine or alcohol
Caffeine is a stimulant that can produce generate feelings
It can amp up your anxiety levels and make it harder for you to sleep at night
you
Might think alcohol will take the edge off a manic episode
And relax you but having a few drinks can actually make you feel more on edge
Alcohol can also cause dehydration
Which can negatively affect your mood some foods
Don't pair well with bipolar medicines if you take monoamine oxidase inhibitors
mice avoid tyramine
The drug can cause levels of this amino acid to spike which could lead to a dangerous rise in blood pressure
Dearman is found in aged cheese's cured processed and smoked meats
Fermented foods such as sauerkraut and kimchi
soy beans
dried fruit also limit high fat and sugary foods in
Addition to being unhealthy overall. These foods can lead to weight gain
Research finds that being too heavy especially around the middle can make your bipolar disorder treatment less effective
Ask your doctor whether you need to avoid grapefruit and grapefruit juice
This citrus fruit is known to interact with many different medicines including ones used to treat bipolar
Disorder the take away certain foods might help calm your mind
But there are no replacement for your doctor's prescribed treatment plan
Don't make any changes to your regular therapy without talking to your doctor first
Instead consider adding mood friendly foods to your diet to complement your other treatment strategies
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England vs Belgium: Gary Neville worried for Gareth Southgate - He could get crucified - Duration: 3:32.
GETTY/ITVEngland vs Belgium: Gareth Southgate has made eight changes to his starting XI Southgate made eight changes to the England team for the final Group G game
John Stones, Ruben Loftus-Cheek and goalkeeper Jordan Pickford were the only three players to keep their place
Both teams are competing for first and second in the group and are level on points, goals scored and goal difference
Some believe finishing second would be better going forward for England, as they would avoid a potential quarter-final with Brazil
Gareth Southgate says he will be going out to win but Neville believes he has taken a huge risk with his starting XI
England vs Belgium LIVE: World Cup updates Related articles England team vs Belgium: Confirmed lineup, Kane on bench, Rashford in World Cup 2018: How much do England players get paid? I didn't think Gareth would make that many changes at all Gary Neville on the England team vs Belgium "Brave
I think that's the first thing to say," Gary Neville said on ITV. "Over the last two or three days everyone's talked about 'England must play their strongest team', maybe make one or two changes, 'they must top the group, they must have momentum and can't afford to mess around'
He's done just that. "I didn't think Gareth would make that many changes at all. "But he's misled us over the last few days, I like that
ITVEngland vs Belgium: Neville is worried Southgate's team could come back to haunt him "He said he was going to make one or two changes, I like that as well
"I think a lot of Gareth anyway, he's actually gone up in my estimations. "Tonight he's taken a risk, because people will say, if the result doesn't go well and we don't play well in the second round, 'that was the game we lost momentum' and he's going to get crucified for these changes
"But all the good will is with him and I think it will pay off for him, because it is a good plan
" England went on to lose the game 1-0, and will face Colombia in the last-16 on Tuesday
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Ed Sheeran Sued For $100 Million For Allegedly Copying A Marvin Gaye Classic
Grammy winner and Beyonce and Eminem collaborator Ed Sheeran has been sued for 100 million dollars for allegedly copying the Marvin Gaye Classic "Let's Get It On.
" Sheeran's song that is under fire, "Thinking Out Loud" was nominated for three Grammys in 2015 and won one of them: song of the year.
According to the lawsuit, Sheeran's song shares just about everything with Gaye's, from melody to percussion and even aspects that the more casual music listener might not even consider, like syncopation.
The company suing Sheeran, Structured Asset Sales, bought a third of the rights to "Let's Get It On" in 2003 when one of the writers of the song, Edward Townsend, died.
The daughter of Edward Townsend has already taken legal action against Sheeran earlier this month, while the family of Marvin Gaye has yet to sue.
This isn't the first time Sheeran has been sued for this kind of alleged plagiarism.
In January, Sheeran was sued by the writers of a song called "Photograph" which was written for a contestant on the show "X Factor." The lawsuit was for over $20 Million but the cased was dismissed when the two parties decided to settle out of court for an undisclosed amount.
Sheeran's song, which has more then two billion views on YouTube, doesn't sound like a carbon copy of Gaye's, but there are certainly some similarities.
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Fluency for stuttering - Stuttering treatment goals - Duration: 17:58.
Hey, if you stutter or stammer and if you want to speak fluently this video is
for you. Stay tuned.
From the medical perspective fluency is a quality, a criterion of a healthy, normal
speaking but at the same time you've probably already heard that fluency is a
wrong goal when you're trying to get free from stuttering because fluency does
not represent your speaking, it's just a quality of your speaking. The
speaking can be very different resulting with fluency. Fluency if you wish is just
a shade of your speaking, it's not the meat and bones, it's not the substance of
your speaking. So each time we're thinking, we are having a goal of fluency,
we're thinking about fluency, we're trying to be fluent we kind of chase
that shade, we're chasing pretty much nothing. We forget about the real stuff,
the real speaking what your speaking is consisting of, what it's made of, what
it represents, what is inside your speaking. Imagine you want to ask, you
want to say "Where do you live mr. Dawson?" So the way you want to say is a normal way
"where you live mr. Dawson?" So imagine you said fluently "where you live" and then
you're facing "m" mr. and you know you struggle with "m"
So "where do you live" So you said fluently "where do you live" but you created
the ground, the foundation for your struggle with "m." You might say "where
do you live mr." "where do you live mr." creating struggle for "d" Dawson. You might go
fluently with the whole phrase "where do you live mr. Dawson?" and you might feel like
a victory wow I've done it! I said it fluently! What in fact happened is just
your stuttering was not revealed so if we have a goal of stuttering treatment
or of your improvement efforts maybe self-help improvement efforts, if we have
fluency as that goal you will be trying to say that phrase fluently in some way
and you might practice that ten times, a hundred times, a thousand times and you
might say it fluently but you don't change your speaking pattern this way,
your speaking pattern stays the same. And it is impaired so your stuttering
will be revealed, will come up at some point because when you start "where" "where
do you live" when you start your phrase your goal is
to go through fluently until you have an issue, until you block, until you get
stuck, until you feel difficulty. Instead of trying to get through fluently we
want to feel the inner structure of our speaking right from the first sound
"Where do you live mr. Dawson?" It can be one go, one air flow "where do you live
mr. Dawson?" It can be two air flows like "where do you
live mr. Dawson" The point is you want to launch your speaking piece creating that
airflow and you want to go to the stresses in your speaking piece.
You create a feeling that I'm in total control of my speaking piece, of my
phrase and overall gradually over my speaking. So you're not
chasing fluency in this case. You're chasing the right structure which I call
the training speech. And the problem of the training speech is of course it
doesn't sound, like it doesn't look like regular normal speaking and many
people say to that, "I don't like that because that's not me. I want to be
normal like that girl and like that guy." The truth is I'm telling it again you're
not that guy or that girl. We have stuttering which means our
automated speaking pattern is impaired and it's a certain state we've built we
have right now we can try to introduce different tricks and techniques but
eventually we don't change our speaking pattern this way. So the training speech
that I showed you, well, you might not like the training
speech, the other person you're talking to might not quite like it because
you're taking your time, you're being yourself, you're not fussing around,
you're not trying to satisfy anybody but your body and mind, your physical memory,
your emotional memory they like the training speech. And they need the training
speech if you want to build that confidence in your speaking you wanna
like this training speech. And some people say, "this is not me" Yes, this is
not you. But that "me" is your stuttering speaking pattern, that's what you have.
That "me" is a very vague concept. I mean what is "me?" Is there any room
for a personal change at all? It's really hard to imagine how our responses to
different situations and environments how much they are automated but yet
there is some room for change. The thing is, taking that phrase that we played
with, when you say "where do you live" you see, you already know that you struggle with "m"
you struggle will "d" So you know that you will get stuck either at "m" or at "d."
You actually anticipate it so you want to go kind of fluently before that "where
do you live" but you have that certainty that you will get stuck at
some point. Now imagine with the training speech what you're having is
a certainty that you won't get stuck. "Where do you live mr. Dawson?" or "where do you live
mr. Dawson?" in one go or in two goes. So if you're using your training speech
pretty consistently you gradually build a different feeling behind the
very act of speaking. And if you remove that anxiety, that stuttering fear that
anticipation of stuttering... Well, we cannot change our genes
you know, our physical structure but we can change how we feel about speaking
dramatically. So coming back to the goal of the stuttering treatment. If fluency
is not the goal what should be the goal or goals of the stuttering treatment then?
My take on that is that we need to focus on two things. The first one well
let's call it acceptance. When we try to be fluent we try to hide
our stuttering, we try to hide our self right now because right now we stutter, we do!
As long as you hide it, as long as you suppress it, as long as you try to be
normal you will never be able to get to the training speech in the first place
because training speech means that you say that "I do stutter and I'm trying to
improve." Each time we're trying to be normal like that guy like that girl we
abandon, we give up our open approach, our ability to use the training speech.
You can't use the training speech if you're trying to hide it right. So the
initial point is the acceptance. And there are different roads, I mean, there
could be acceptance as "I stutter so what?" "I don't want to change, I don't want to
do anything about it. That's normal that's fine, that's okay." And yes it's
okay but there is another way which I'm preaching about is that "I stutter, it's
okay but I'm trying to improve, I'm trying to change my speaking pattern and
how I feel about my speaking." So acceptance in terms of like total
acceptance and acceptance in terms of what I'm trying to say they're
starting, stemming from the same root. They go different ways but the
initial idea is pretty much the same. And it comes to your
self-esteem - how do you feel about yourself? Using your training speech you
start to build your self-esteem because you're saying it on your terms the way
you really feel, you really mean. So you can think about real
expression, real connection with the person giving yourself time to really
ask it the way you want. "Where do you live mr. Dawson?" "Where do
you live mr. Dawson?" or "Where do you live mr. Dawson?" So there are hundreds of ways how
to say but the one thing we want to feel is the confidence you're in control.
Once you have that confidence you can be really present and you can really mean
something, you can really connect on a different level. You're not chasing
fluency in this case. Because right now what we have is desire to go through it
fluently "where do you live mr. Dawson?" We want to get through it somehow,
we don't think much about how we really want to say it. What is the feeling, what
is the true meaning that we want to put there, what's the intonation, what's the
emotion that want to put there. So once we go with the training speech we have
that ability to put substance in our speaking. So instead of trying to be
normal - that's my big suggestion - you try to be you, you try to be yourself, you
try to really be present the way you are. And that's what you can do when you have
a certain room that we create with our training speech. Without that room the
only goal that we're having is to get through fluently, normally, somehow. So I'm
preaching about two goals one is your self-esteem and acceptance. Acceptance
that it's fine that I stutter, it's fine that I'm trying
to improve my speech. It's fine that I'm being just me here try to feel, trying to
connect, trying to be present rather than trying to speak fluently, to get through it.
Rather than trying to satisfy somebody's expectations about me, trying to satisfy
my fear because most expectations they're coming from here not from other
people. So the first goal is acceptance and self-esteem, building your
self-esteem. And the second goal is building the
confidence with your training speech restoring the inner structure of your
speaking injecting relaxation, power, expression and overall confidence that I
am in control of my speaking. Launching the speaking piece and going with that
confidence through the speaking piece you're saying. Launching the next one and
the next one feeling that your speaking is not a chaos consisting of hard words
and sounds and you like, you know, you are trying to escape those. It's a
structured way of saying what you feel and what you think. And if you don't have
something to say you're just think, you just take your time. And it's just a way
to connect with the other person. Once we have that room, once we stop worrying and
fearing and trying to get that fluency, once we stop worrying about that,
once we have that room of confidence, once we have that box where we can feel
that confidence then we can really connect with the other person then we
can really feel something, then we can really mean and think much more freely
and actually improve the communication because our ability to receive the
information, to receive other people's feelings and thoughts is reduced by our
worrying and constant thinking about that fluency stuff - how will I get through it,
how will I say it. So it really doesn't let us be present and truly receive and
understand what the other person means. And of course and does it doesn't let us
connect to give feedback in the way that we do want to do.
So, chasing fluency, trying to get through you're speaking fluently with your
current speaking pattern, trying to implement some tricks and techniques to
your current speaking pattern I believe all that is the wrong goal.
It reinforces your belief that there is nothing you can do with your stuttering.
What we want to focus on is building a new speaking pattern, the real inside of
your speaking. Not the shade of your speaking. It will come, it will be there
but first we need to think about the inner structure - what our speaking really
consists of. And in that training speech we want to feel the confidence through
injecting relaxation, injecting power, expression to our speaking launching the
phrase and feeling how we go with the phrase in a confident way. And you
can't you can't even approach the training speech without first accepting
that's you stutter and that's okay. And that's you have the right, you have the
ability to improve, to change your speaking pattern and that's okay too.
Once we try to hide it, once we try to be normal, once we try
to be like that guy we shift instantly in a moment to our current speaking pattern
which is stuttering speaking pattern. Don't try to be fluent, don't try to be normal.
Try to be you.
Thank you so much for watching.
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US Marine Patrolling US Border Has A Terrifying Warning For Americans After What He Found
To all of you out there who think those of us who supported, and voted for, then candidate
Donald Trump because we are xenophobic and racist, here is your wake up call.
A former United States Marine Patrolling the Mexico-Texas Border has a chilling message
for you and all Americans.
"In an interview with Dennis Michael Lynch, a former U.S. Marine who served in the Middle
East is now an active member of a border group that patrols the southern border.
He is a former bomb expert trained by the Department of Defense.
Known to his pals as "Talon," he shared his thoughts about the "other than Mexicans"
that have been coming through the border for years.
"The Chinese and Middle Eastern people coming through the border are not coming here to
cut our lawns and wash dishes.
They hate us with a passion," said Talon.
When referring to the Muslims who hate the U.S. he said, "We are the infidels and they
think we deserve to d*e."
DML asked him how long until another 9/11?
Talon answered, "I'm shocked it hasn't happened yet.
Let me tell you that once they figure out how to get a nuke through the border, we will
lose a U.S. city."
There are congressional reports that reveal the drug cartels work with terror groups from
the Middle East."
All this isn't news to those of us already living in border states.
We see what's coming in on a daily basis.
Our cities are being overrun by gang crime like never before.
The best of the best doesn't just walk across our borders.
These aren't children with "Divinity in their Eyes" as Nancy Pelosi calls them.
Since President Trump's inauguration, there has been a sharp decrease in illegals crossing
the border illegally, but we won't be secure until the wall is built and we are able to
stop them completely.
Last week Attorney General Jeff Sessions sent official letters to the 9 different cities,
counties and the whole state of California ordering them to stop the madness and let
The Department of Homeland Security and ICE do their job.
If not they will be punished by ceasing to send these 9 entities federal funds.
I know my home state of California can't survive long on its own although liberals
and loony politicians actually believe it can.
Maybe legalizing Marihuana in this state wasn't such a great idea after all.
To all you Liberals out there, please, stop with the finger pointing and accusations.
This isn't about being bigoted, Islamophobic, Xenophobic, or whatever "phobic" you want
to invent next.
It's about our very survival of as a nation, as a culture and as a people.
If you need to, pretend the bad people slipping in through the border are Christians and Jews.
I'm sure if they were you would have no issue whatsoever in building a wall to stop
them, but please to play with our security and very existence only because you believe
in the madness that is Political Correctness.
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