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>> Ian: ON THIS MONDAY NIGHT AN
EXTRAORDINARY RESCUE OPERATION
DEEP IN A CAVE IN NORTHERN
THAILAND.
HOW 12 BOYS AND THEIR SOCCER
COACH SURVIVED NINE DAYS TRAPPED
IN A CAVERN FILLING WITH
FLOODWATERS.
IT WAS A DANGEROUS JOURNEY TO
GET THEM OUT.
>>> ALSO TONIGHT, CALLS FOR
ACTION AFTER A VIOLENT LONG
WEEKEND ON TORONTO'S STREETS.
>>> AND OVERRUN BY INSTAGRAM.
THE SMALL COMMUNITY CRACKING
DOWN ON THE HUNT FOR THE PERFECT
SELFIE.
THIS IS "THE NATIONAL."
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>>> THERE IS A RISKY RESCUE
OPERATION UNFOLDING RIGHT NOW IN
THORNE THAILAND.
-- NORTHERN THAILAND.
12 YOUNG SOCCER PLAYERS AND
THEIR COACH WHO WENT MISSING
NINE DAYS AGO.
WELL, TODAY THE RESCUERS DID
FIND THEM DEEP WITHIN A COMPLEX
CAVE SYSTEM.
AND RESCUING THEM IS GOING TO BE
DELICATE AND CHALLENGING.
AS BRIAR STEWART TELLS US,
GETTING TO THE BOYS AND THEIR
COACH WAS EXTRAORDINARY.
>> HOW MANY OF YOU ARE THERE?
13?
BRILLIANT.
>> Reporter: AFTER DAYS
SEARCHING THROUGH DARK FLOODED
CHAMBERS THIS WAS THE MOMENT
THAT RESCUERS FOUND THE ENTIRE
SOCCER TEAM ALIVE.
ONE OF THEIR FIRST QUESTIONS,
JUST WHAT DAY IS IT?
>> MONDAY.
>> MONDAY.
YOU'RE VERY STRONG.
>> Reporter: THE BOYS AND THEIR
COACH WENT IN THE CAVE AS PART
OF A TEAM OUTING BUT HEAVY RAIN
FLOODED THE WAY OUT, TRAPPING
THEM DEEP INSIDE.
RESCUE CREWS, INCLUDING THOSE
FROM THE U.K., CHINA AND THE
U.S., HAD BEEN PAINSTAKINGLY
SEARCHING IN THE TREACHEROUS
CONDITIONS WHILE ABOVE GROUND
RESIDENTS AND RELATIVES HELD
VIGIL.
BUT TODAY THAT SILENCE WAS
BROKEN BY THE SOUND OF CHEERS.
>> [speaking foreign
language].
[Cheers and Applause]
>> Reporter: WE FOUND THAT OUR
YOUNGER BROTHERS ARE SAFE, SAID
THE GOVERNOR OF THAILAND'S
CHIANG RAI PROVINCE.
FOR FAMILY MEMBERS IT WAS THE
KIND OF NEWS THEY HAD BEEN
DESPERATELY BEEN WAITING FOR.
AS FURTHER PROOF THEY WERE SENT
PICTURES THAT THE RESCUERS HAD
TAKEN OF THEIR SONS IN THE CAVE.
>> [speaking foreign
language].
>> Reporter: TODAY IS THE BEST
DAY, SHE SAYS, I'VE BEEN WAITING
FOR MY SON FOR SO MANY DAYS.
I THOUGHT THAT HE ONLY HAD A 50%
CHANCE OF SURVIVAL.
BUT THE RESCUE EFFORT IS FAR
FROM COMPLETE.
CREWS HAVE FOUND THE BOYS BUT
THE CHALLENGE NOW SHIFTS TO
TRYING TO GET THEM OUT OF THE
FLOODED INTRICATE CAVE SYSTEM.
>> THAILAND, OF COURSE, IF YOU
HAVE BEEN USING SCUBA GEAR TO
GET TO THEM YOU HAVE TO USE
SCUBA GEAR TO GET THEM OUT.
>> Reporter: DEDMOND ROWE IS
AN
EXPERIENCED CAVE RESCUER AND
SAYS THAT THERE'S STILL SERIOUS
RISKS WHEN THERE'S SO MUCH WATER
IN THE CAVE.
>> THE ENVIRONMENT THAT THEY'RE
IN WILL HAVE NEXT TO NO
VISIBILITY AND FAIRLY STRONG
CURRENT AND VERY SERIOUS
NAVIGATION HAZARDS.
CERTAINLY, THAT'S THE RISKIEST
WAY TO EXTRACT SOMEBODY.
EVEN WHEN YOU FIND THEM IT'S
THROUGH A DIVE.
>> Reporter: CREWS ARE WORKING
TO DRAIN OUT SOME OF THE WATER
AND A MEDICAL TEAM HAS BEEN SENT
IN TO ASSESS THEIR HEALTH.
>> MANY PEOPLE ARE COMING...
>> Reporter: THE BOYS AND
THEIR COACH HAVE ALSO BEEN GIVEN
ENERGY GEL TO EAT AND BECAUSE
EVEN THOUGH THEY HAVE BEEN
TRAPPED FOR DAYS AND TO FINALLY
TO BE FOUND --
>> WE'RE HAPPY TOO.
>> Reporter: IT'S GOING TO
TAKE MORE TIME TO TRY TO SAFELY
GET THEM OUT.
BRIAR STEWART, CBC NEWS,
VANCOUVER.
>> Ian: THE MASSIVE MARATHON
SEARCH IS THE LARGEST EVER
CONDUCTED IN THAILAND INVOLVING
MORE THAN A THOUSAND PEOPLE FROM
HALF A DOZEN COUNTRIES.
AS YOU HAVE HEARD THERE'S A LOT
COMPLICATING THE RESCUE EFFORT.
THE BOYS AND THEIR COACH
VENTURED INTO THE CAVE DESPITE
THE SIGNS WARNING PEOPLE TO STAY
AWAY DURING THE RAINY SEASON.
THAT RUNS FROM JUNE TO NOVEMBER.
SO WHEN MONSOON RAINS FELL TWO
SATURDAYS AGO IT SWAMPED THE
TUNNELS AND TRAPPED THEM INSIDE.
THE SPRAWLING CAVE COMPLEX MADE
IT
TOUGH FOR THE RESCUERS TO FIND
THEM.
A COMPLICATED NETWORK OF SNAKING
PATHWAYS STRETCHING 10
KILOMETRES BENEATH THE MOUNTAINS
OF NORTHERN THAILAND.
THE FOURTH LONGEST IN THE
COUNTRY.
BECAUSE NO HIGH-TECH METHODS
EXIST RIGHT NOW TO SCAN FOR
PEOPLE DEEP UNDERGROUND, THE
MASSIVE SEARCH OPERATION WAS
SEEN AS THE ONLY SOLUTION.
WHAT RESCUERS ENCOUNTERED TRYING
TO FIND THE GROUP, WELL, THOSE
OBSTACLES WILL BE THE SAME AS
THEY TRY TO GET THE BOYS OUT.
DEEP INSIDE THE CAVE IT'S SO
DARK THAT RESCUERS DESCRIBE IT
LIKE SWIMMING IN COFFEE.
THE WATER IS SO MUDDY THAT
DIVERS CAN ONLY SEE A FEW
CENTIMETRES IN FRONT OF THEM.
THE CORRIDOR IS SO TINY AND
NARROW THAT THE RESCUERS CAN'T
GO TOO FAR OR THEY RISK RUNNING
OUT OF AIR THEMSELVES.
AND THOSE WATER LEVELS IN SOME
PLACES WERE RISING MORE THAN 15
CENTIMETRES EVERY HOUR.
RAIN SIMPLY FLOODING IN AS THEY
NOW TRY TO PUMP IT OUT.
AS YOU WOULD EXPECT THE SEARCH
HAS BEEN RIVETING FOR PEOPLE IN
THAILAND AND TO GET A SENSE OF
HOW THOSE PEOPLE HAVE BEEN
REACTING I SPOKE TO PANU
WONGCHA-UM, A REUTERS
CORRESPONDENT WHO IS JUST
OUTSIDE OF THE CAVES.
PANU, REMIND US HERE IN CANADA
ABOUT THE SORT OF THE UPS AND
DOWNS OF THE LAST NINE DAYS.
WHAT'S IT BEEN LIKE IN THAILAND
AND ESPECIALLY AT THE SEARCH
SITE OVER THE LAST FEW DAYS?
>> WELL, IT'S BEEN A HUGE STORY
FOR THAIS ACROSS THE NATION.
AND IT IS REALLY A TIME WHEN THE
ENTIRE NATION CAME TOGETHER
REALLY TO GIVE THEIR SUPPORT, TO
VOICE THEIR CONCERNS, AND AT THE
SAME TIME THAT THERE WERE
MOMENTS OF ANXIETY AND EVEN
DESPAIR OVER THE PAST FEW DAYS
WHEN DIFFERENT EFFORTS OF THE
SEARCH WAS NOT YIELDING ANY
RESULTS.
ALL OF THAT CHANGED OVERNIGHT
WHEN THE DISCOVERY WAS MADE THAT
THE 12 BOYS AND THEIR COACH IS
ALIVE AND RELATIVELY WELL.
>> Ian: AND YOU HAD THE
PRIVILEGE OF SEEING FIRSTHAND
THE FAMILY MEMBERS GETTING THE
NEWS.
I WANT TO PLAY THAT VIDEO THAT
YOU PUT ON TWITTER.
LET'S TAKE A LOOK...
[Cheers and Applause]
WHAT AN EXTRAORDINARY MOMENT AND
AS WE LOOK AT YOUR PICTURES
DESCRIBE FOR US WHAT IT WAS LIKE
TO BE THERE AS THIS WAS
HAPPENING.
>> EARLIER WE HEARD AN
ANNOUNCEMENT FROM THE PROVINCIAL
GOVERNOR ABOUT THE SURVIVAL OF
THE 13 PEOPLE, BUT WE WEREN'T
QUITE SURE OURSELVES AND WE SAW
HOW THE NEWS WAS DELIVERED TO
THE
RELATIVES AND THEY WERE CRYING
FOR JOY.
AND THIS IS ALSO FOR THE PEOPLE
AROUND THEM, OFFICIALS AND
RESCUERS AND JOURNALISTS.
THIS HASN'T BEEN THE MOST EASY
STORY TO COVER.
THERE WERE TIMES OF FRUSTRATION
AND ANXIETY THAT WE SHARED WITH
WHAT'S GOING ON WITH THE SEARCH
EFFORT.
BUT ALL OF THIS CHANGED NOW
SINCE THE DISCOVERY AND WE HOPE
THAT THE NEXT PHASE OF THE
RESCUE OPERATION WILL BE AS
SUCCESSFUL.
>> Ian: OKAY, PANU, THANK YOU
VERY MUCH FOR SPEAKING WITH US.
>> THANK YOU.
>> Ian: HERE'S A LOOK AT WHAT
ELSE WE'RE WORKING ON TONIGHT...
>>> FORMER PRIME MINISTER
STEPHEN HARPER IS SPOTTED
LEAVING THE WHITE HOUSE A DAY
AFTER CANADA HIT BACK AT THE
U.S. WITH ITS OWN TARIFFS.
WE'LL LOOK AT THE ESCALATING
TRADE WAR.
>>> AND WHEN NAFTA NEGOTIATIONS
RESUME THERE WILL BE A NEW
PLAYER AT THE TABLE -- THE NEWLY
ELECTED MEXICAN PRESIDENT WHO
HAS RAILED AGAINST DONALD TRUMP
IN THE PAST.
>>> BUT, FIRST, THE CITY OF
TORONTO IS TRYING TO GET A
HANDLE ON GUN VIOLENCE AFTER A
VIOLENT LONG WEEKEND.
>>> ON SATURDAY A SHOOTING IN
THE CITY'S ENTERTAINMENT
DISTRICT LEFT TWO PEOPLE DEAD
AND ONE INJURED AND THEN LAST
NIGHT GUNFIRE AGAIN RANG OUT IN
THE DOWNTOWN CORE.
FOUR PEOPLE WERE HURT.
THE POLICE CHIEF INSISTS THAT
THE CITY IS SAFE BUT AT A VIGIL
FOR ONE VICTIM NOT EVERYONE IS
REASSURED.
A 21-YEAR-OLD RAPPER KNOWN AS
SMOKE DAWG WAS ONE OF THE PEOPLE
KILLED ON SATURDAY.
JACQUELINE HANSEN IS AT A
GATHERING TO REMEMBER HIM.
JACQUELINE?
>> Reporter: IAN, THE PEOPLE
HERE WANT THE VIOLENCE TO STOP.
THIS IS A DISPLAY OF WHAT
JAHVANTE SMART MEANT TO HIS
FAMILY, HIS FRIENDS AND THE
COMMUNITY, BUT IT IS ALSO A
REFLECTION OF AN UNSETTLING
REALITY OF HOW VIOLENCE IN THIS
CITY IS TAKING THE LIVES OF
YOUNG PEOPLE.
JUST LAST NIGHT THERE WAS
ANOTHER CANDLELIGHT VIGIL,
ERNEST MODEKWE WAS SHOT AND
KILLED SATURDAY ALONG WITH SMART
IN BROAD DAYLIGHT.
>> I DON'T WANT TO SEE MY
FRIENDS DYING AND STUFF.
I LOST TWO OF MY FRIENDS IN ONE
DAY, YOU KNOW, SO IT'S NOT JUST
RIGHT WHAT IS HAPPENING IN THE
CITY, YOU KNOW?
>> Reporter: WHILE SUNDAY'S
VIGIL WAS HAPPENING MORE SHOTS
RANG OUT IN THE TOURIST AREA OF
KENSINGTON MARKET.
FOUR PEOPLE WERE INJURED, ONE
SERIOUSLY.
>> I SAW THE MAN, I DON'T KNOW
IF HE DIED OR NOT, BUT HE WAS
GRIPPING FOR HIS LIFE.
>> Reporter: POLICE HAVEN'T
SAID IF ANY ARRESTS HAVE BEEN
MADE.
>> IT MAKES ME FEEL VERY
UNCOMFORTABLE KNOWING THAT
SOMEBODY MIGHT BE BEHIND ME WITH
A GUN.
>> Reporter: POLICE HAVEN'T
REVEALED ANY SUSPECTS IN
SATURDAY'S DEADLY SHOOTING
EITHER.
TORONTO'S MAYOR BLAMES IT ON
GANG VIOLENCE.
YESTERDAY HE REPEATEDLY SEEMED
TO IMPLY THOSE INVOLVED WERE
REPEAT OFFENDERS.
>> WE'VE GOT TO GET A LOT TOUGH
-- TOUGHER ON LETTING PEOPLE OUT
ON BAIL
WHO HAVE PREVIOUS HISTORY WITH
GUN OFFENSES.
>> Reporter: WHEN WE CONTACTED
TORONTO POLICE THE
COMMUNICATIONS TEAM SAID THAT IT
DIDN'T KNOW WHERE HIS
INFORMATION CAME FROM.
AND TODAY THE MAYOR SEEMED TO
WALK IT BACK SLIGHTLY SAYING IN
A STATEMENT, "I'VE ALWAYS
ADVOCATED FOR TOUGHER GUN
CONTROL AND TOUGHER BAIL
CONDITIONS FOR GUN CRIME."
>> WELL, YOU TELL ME...
>> Reporter: STILL, IT HAS
SOME CONCERNED THAT WHOEVER IS
INVOLVED MAY NOT STOP.
>> VIOLENCE IS INTOXICATING AND
ONCE YOU GET INTO VIOLENCE, IT'S
EXTREMELY DIFFICULT TO TURN
BACK.
THERE'S A POINT THAT YOU REACH
IN VIOLENCE WHERE CONSEQUENCES
ARE NOT EVEN THOUGHT OF AND I
REALLY, REALLY MEAN THAT.
>> Reporter: ARE YOU WORRIED
THAT WE'RE AT -- --
>> YES, YES, YES I AM.
I AM.
I'M VERY WORRIED.
>> Reporter: DESPITE TWO
SHOOTINGS IN TWO DAYS, IN TWO
WELL-KNOWN AREAS OF CANADA'S
BUSIEST CITY, POLICE CHIEF MARK
SAUNDERS SAYS THAT PEOPLE
SHOULDN'T WORRY.
>> PEOPLE SHOULD FEEL SAFE
DOWNTOWN AND I WILL STAND BY
THAT.
>> Reporter: BUT, IAN, SOME
PEOPLE HERE TONIGHT SAY THAT
THEY DON'T FEEL SAFE, THAT
THEY'RE AFRAID FOR THEMSELVES
AND FOR OTHER YOUNG MEN IN THE
COMMUNITY.
AND ONE YOUNG GIRL HERE SAID
THAT SHE'S AFRAID FOR HER
BROTHER.
>> Ian: AND THE LACK OF
INFORMATION MAY BE DIFFICULT FOR
SOME TO FIND ALL OF THIS
REASSURING WHEN
THEY ARE TOLD THAT THE CITY IS
BASICALLY SAFE.
WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT LAST
NIGHT'S SHOOTING?
>> Reporter: WELL, YEAH, IT'S
BEEN ALMOST 24 HOURS AND WE
STILL DON'T KNOW MUCH.
WE DON'T KNOW WHO THE INJURED
PEOPLE ARE, WHY THEY WERE
TARGETED, IF THEY WERE TARGETED,
AND WHO WAS DOING THE SHOOTING.
AND, IAN, WE STILL DON'T KNOW IF
THERE'S A CONNECTION BETWEEN
SUNDAY'S SHOOTING AND WHAT
HAPPENED ON SATURDAY.
SO AS YOU SAID WHEN THE POLICE
CHIEF
MENTIONED THAT THIS CITY IS SAFE
AND NOT TO WORRY IT'S DIFFICULT
FOR SOME PEOPLE HERE TO DO THAT
WHEN THERE ARE STILL SO MANY
QUESTIONS.
IAN?
>> Ian: THANK YOU, JACQUELINE.
>>> TORONTO'S MAYOR SAYS THAT HE
IS GOING TO REACH OUT TO THE
PREMIER OF ONTARIO AND THE
FEDERAL PUBLIC SAFETY MINISTER
TO MOUNT SOME KIND OF JOINT
EFFORT AGAINST THE VIOLENCE.
FOR THOSE AROUND FOR THE FIRST
SO-CALLED "SUMMER OF THE GUN"
THAT MAY SOUND FAMILIAR.
>> IN REGARDS TO THE GUN PLAY,
IT'S GOTTEN OUT OF HAND.
>> IT HAS TO STOP.
THIS IS TOO MUCH!
>> YOU'RE GOING TO BE THAT
BRAZEN AND WE'RE GOING TO BE
THAT BRAZEN IN WHAT WE NEED TO
DO TO SOLVE THIS PROBLEM.
>> Ian: TORONTO'S "SUMMER OF THE
GUN" ACTUALLY
EXTENDED THROUGHOUT 2005, IN
NIGHTCLUBS AND ON STREETS AND
EVEN IN A CHURCH, TORONTO SAW
GUN VIOLENCE ON A LEVEL THAT IT
HADN'T EXPERIENCED IN DECADES.
THE VICTIMS AS YOUNG AS 4.
>> THE CAR RIGHT THERE WHERE
THAT GRAY CAR IS, THEN THEY
STARTED TO SHOOT ME.
>> Ian: THEN CAME THE BOXING DAY
GUN BATTLE IN THE CITY'S BUSIEST
SHOPPING AREA THAT LEFT A
15-YEAR-OLD DEAD.
POLITICIANS RESPONDED TO THE
PRESSURE TO ACT.
>> SHOULD THEY CHOOSE TO BECOME
A CRIMINAL WITH A GUN, THEN WE
WILL WORK AS HARD AS WE CAN...
>> Ian: MORE PROSECUTORS WERE
HIRED, MORE POLICE AND TORONTO
LAUNCHED TAVES, A NEW POLICE
TASK FORCE
THAT MOVED INTO TROUBLED
NEIGHBOURHOODS.
>> THIS AREA HERE AS WELL IS HOT
TO TROT...
>> Reporter: TAVES WAS
CONTROVERSIAL AND IT RELIED
HEAVILY ON POLICE CHECKS KNOWN
AS "CARDING."
>> THAT PROGRAMME HAS IMPACTED
THIS COMMUNITY AND TRAUMATIZED
THIS COMMUNITY IN WAYS THAT IS
UP TO TODAY.
>> Ian: DID ANY OF IT WORK?
FROM A 2005 HOMICIDE RATE OF TWO
KILLINGS FOR 100,000 RESIDENTS,
TORONTO'S GUN HOMICIDE RATES
STARTED TO TREND DOWNWARD
GRADUALLY.
BUT IT APPEARS THAT A
COUPLE YEARS AGO IT STARTED
RISING AGAIN.
AS OF THIS SUMMER GUN HOMICIDES
ARE ALREADY UP ABOUT 40% FROM
THE SAME TIME LAST YEAR.
WHETHER TORONTO'S STRATEGY WAS
RESPONSIBLE FOR REDUCING THE GUN
VIOLENCE IS NOT CLEAR, BUT TAVES
WAS DISBANDED LAST YEAR AND
ONTARIO'S PREMIER CAMPAIGNED ON
A PROMISE TO BRING IT BACK.
>>> TO OTTAWA NOW WHERE
OFFICIALS ARE STARING DOWN NEW
UNCERTAINTIES ABOUT THE FUTURE
OF THE NORTH AMERICAN FREE-TRADE
AGREEMENT.
AND IT'S NOT JUST BECAUSE OF
DONALD TRUMP BUT A NEW
PRESIDENT-ELECT IN MEXICO.
THIS COMES AS CANADA AND THE
UNITED STATES HAVE BECOME
INCREASINGLY EMBROILED IN A
MESSY TRADE DISPUTE.
AS CATHERINE CULLEN TELLS US,
NEGOTIATIONS ARE GETTING EVEN
MORE COMPLICATED BY THE DAY.
>> Reporter: EVEN THE HUMBLE
HOTDOG ISN'T IMMUNE.
THINK KETCHUP AND MUSTARD BELONG
TOGETHER?
WELL, A TRADE FIGHT HAS THEM ON
UNEQUAL FOOTING.
U.S.-MADE KETCHUP LIKE HEINZ IS
NOW SUBJECT TO A 10% TARIFF FROM
CANADA.
MUSTARD REMAINS TARIFF FREE.
CREATING A CONDIMENT CONUNDRUM.
>> I HAVE TO THINK TWICE AND I
HAVE TO DITCH HEINZ
SOMEWHERE ALONG THE WAY.
>> CANADA NOT PLAYING NICE.
>> Reporter: PUT ASIDE THE
ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES FOR A
SECOND --
>> I'VE GOT QUESTIONS ABOUT
THIS.
SO TIMS AND BODYWASH, WHY ARE
YOU PUTTING THAT ON YOUR LIST?
>> Reporter: SOME ARE FOCUSING
ON THE FACT THAT
CANADA'S RESPONSE JUST ISN'T
NICE.
>> WE HAVE BEEN VERY NICE TO
CANADA FOR MANY YEARS AND THEY
HAVE TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF THAT.
>> Reporter: OFFICIALS SAID
THEY HAD NO CHOICE BUT TO PUSH
BACK, POINTING OUT THAT CANADA'S
RETAILIATION IS INTENDED TO BE
EXACTLY EQUAL TO WHAT THE U.S.
DID FIRST.
TRUMP'S ADMINISTRATION DOESN'T
SEE IT THAT WAY.
>> ESCALATING TARIFFS AGAINST
THE UNITED STATES DOES NOTHING
TO HELP CANADA AND IT ONLY HURTS
AMERICAN WORKERS.
THE PRESIDENT IS WORKING TO FIX
THE BROKEN SYSTEM AND HE'S GOING
TO CONTINUE PUSHING FOR THAT.
>> Reporter: ALSO AT THE WHITE
HOUSE TODAY FORMER PRIME
MINISTER STEPHEN HARPER SPOTTED
LEAVING THE WEST WING AFTER HIS
PRIVATE MEETING WITH SENIOR
TRUMP OFFICIALS.
NO WORD ON WHAT WAS DISCUSSED.
CANADIANS AND AMERICANS ARE BOTH
WELCOMING A NEW PLAYER TO THE
TRADE TABLE.
MEXICO JUST ELECTED LEFT-LEANING
PRESIDENT ANDRES MANUEL LOPEZ
OBRADOR.
THE ONE-TIME NAFTA SKEPTIC NOW
SAYS THAT HE DOES WANT TO SIGN A
NEW DEAL, BUT JUST WHAT DOES HE
HAVE IN MIND?
>> HE'S A SELF-DESCRIBED
NATIONALIST SO I THINK THAT HE
ALSO WILL NOT HESITATE TO PUSH
BACK ON THE UNITED STATES
WHEN THE U.S. DEMANDS DO NOT
ALIGN WITH HIS INTERESTS.
>> Reporter: FOR ALL OF THE
TALK ABOUT THE FUTURE OF TRADE,
RIGHT NOW THERE ARE NO ACTIVE
NAFTA NEGOTIATIONS, MEANING THAT
THIS TARIFF TENSION COULD LAST A
WHILE.
CATHERINE CULLEN, CBC NEWS,
OTTAWA.
>> Ian: LET'S TAKE A CLOSER LOOK
AT THE NEW PRESIDENT OF MEXICO
THAT CATHERINE JUST MENTIONED
AND THE KIND OF RELATIONSHIP
THAT HE MIGHT HAVE WITH HIS
AMERICAN COUNTERPART.
AS PAUL HUNTER REPORTS, HE'S HAD
SOME CHOICE WORDS FOR DONALD
TRUMP IN THE PAST.
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>> Reporter: WHEN ANDRES
MANUEL LOPEZ OBRADOR SET HIS
SIGHTS ON THE MEXICAN PRESIDENCY
HE KNEW FULL WELL THE VALUE IN
MEXICO OF TAKING ON DONALD
TRUMP.
AFTER ALL, AS TRUMP STILL
REGULARLY REMINDS MEXICO...
>> President Donald Trump:
THEY'RE GOING TO PAY FOR THE
WALL AND THEY'RE GOING TO ENJOY
IT, OKAY?
>> Reporter: SO THOUGH HE WON
LAST NIGHT'S ELECTION WITH A
CAMPAIGN FOCUSED ON CORRUPTION
AND VIOLENCE IN MEXICO, IT'S THE
VIEWS OF THE PRESIDENT-ELECT ON
TRUMP THAT TONIGHT HAVE THE U.S.
BUZZING.
IN HIS BOOK "OYE,TRUMP" OR
"LISTEN UP, TRUMP" PUBLISHED
LAST YEAR, LÓPEZ OBRADOR LISTS
OFF HOW HE HAS DESCRIBED TRUMP
IN THE PAST, ONCE LIKENING HIM
TO HITLER IN THE DAYS BEFORE THE
HOLOCAUST.
ANOTHER TIME LABELLING TRUMP
"ERRATIC AND
ARROGANT."
AND ABOUT THAT BORDER WALL SAYS
LOPEZ OBRADOR IT GOES AGAINST
HUMANITY, INTELLIGENCE AND
HISTORY.
>> President Donald Trump: AND
I WILL SAY THAT I JUST SPOKE
WITH THE PRESIDENT-ELECT OF
MEXICO.
WE HAD A GREAT CONVERSATION...
>> Reporter: AFTER A HALF-HOUR
PHONE CALL BETWEEN THE TWO THIS
MORNING DESCRIBED AS
"RESPECTFUL," TRUMP SAID THAT HE
THINKS THAT THE RELATIONSHIP
WILL BE A VERY GOOD ONE.
ADDING, WITHOUT EXPLANATION...
>> President Donald Trump: I
THINK THAT HE'LL TRY AND HELP US
WITH THE BORDER.
>> Reporter: SOME HAVE LIKENED
THE TWO, BECAUSE LIKE TRUMP
LÓPEZ OBRADOR, IS A POPULIST, AN
OUTSIDER WHO RAN AGAINST
POLITICS AS USUAL.
IN EFFECT, PLEDGING TO PUT
MEXICO FIRST.
BUT HIS VIEWS ARE SOCIALIST.
HE'S PRO-MIGRANT RIGHTS.
AND AS HE PUT IT, HE'LL NEVER BE
THE PINATA OF ANY FOREIGN
GOVERNMENT.
LAST NIGHT HE PLEDGED TO WORK
WITH THE U.S. BUT WITH A KIND OF
CAVEAT.
IT'S A RELATIONSHIP, HE SAID,
ROOTED IN MUTUAL RESPECT AND A
DEFENCE OF THE IMMIGRANTS WHO
LIVE AND WORK IN THAT COUNTRY.
ONE QUESTION FOR WHERE DOES THIS
ALL GO FROM HERE -- WILL THE
PRESIDENT-ELECT DO WHAT THE
OUTGOING MEXICAN PRESIDENT CHOSE
NOT TO -- TO COME VISIT THIS
PLACE, SIT DOWN WITH DONALD
TRUMP, AND TALK ABOUT THAT
BORDER?
PAUL HUNTER, CBC NEWS,
WASHINGTON.
>> Ian: WE'RE WATCHING SOME
OTHER DEVELOPING STORIES OUT OF
WASHINGTON TONIGHT... THE WHITE
HOUSE SAYS THAT SECRETARY OF
STATE MIKE POMPEO WILL LEAVE
THURSDAY FOR HIS THIRD VISIT TO
NORTH KOREA.
THE ANNOUNCEMENT FOLLOWS A
REPORT IN "THE WALL STREET
JOURNAL" THAT NORTH KOREA HAS
BEEN EXPANDING A FACILITY THAT
BUILDS BALLISTIC MISSILES.
>> WE ARE NOT GOING TO CONFIRM
OR
DENY ANY INTELLIGENCE REPORTS.
WHAT I CAN TELL YOU IS THAT
WE'RE CONTINUING TO MAKE
PROGRESS.
>> Ian: SANDERS SAID THAT U.S.
AND NORTH KOREAN OFFICIALS MET
THIS WEEKEND IN THE
DEMILITARIZED ZONE.
DETAILS OF POMPEO'S TRIP ARE
STILL TO COME.
>>> MICHAEL COHEN, THE
PRESIDENT'S LONG-TIME LAWYER AND
FIXER, IS NOW THE SUBJECT OF
INTENSE SPECULATION.
TODAY GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS
BEGAN DROPPING DETAILS OF AN
OFF-CAMERA INTERVIEW THIS
WEEKEND IN WHICH COHEN
REPORTEDLY SAID THAT HE PUTS
FAMILY AND COUNTRY AHEAD OF HIS
LOYALTY TO THE PRESIDENT.
SOME CALL IT A SIGNAL THAT COHEN
IS READY TO MAKE A DEAL WITH THE
MUELLER INVESTIGATION.
>> WE'RE HERE TODAY TO ANNOUNCE
THE ARREST OF DEMETRIUS
NATHANIEL PITTS ALSO KNOWN AS
RADORE...
>> Ian: THAT F.B.I. ARREST WAS
IN CONNECTION WITH WHAT IS
RESPONDED AS A TERROR ATTACK
PLANNED FOR CLEVELAND'S FOURTH
OF JULY PARADE.
THE AMERICAN CITIZEN THOUGHT
THAT HE WAS PLOTTING WITH AL
QAEDA.
HE DIDN'T KNOW THAT THE
OPERATIVE THAT HE WAS DEALING
WITH WAS
ACTUALLY AN UNDERCOVER AGENT.
PITTS CAME UNDER SURVEILLANCE IN
2017 AFTER EXPRESSING HATRED FOR
THE UNITED STATES AND A DESIRE
TO JOIN AL QAEDA ON SOCIAL
MEDIA.
>>> AHEAD TONIGHT ON "THE
NATIONAL," IT'S A FIRST OF ITS
KIND IN CANADA, A HOSPICE FOR
THE
HOMELESS.
YOU WILL MEET THE DOCTOR
FIGHTING TO BRING COMFORT TO
PEOPLE LIVING ON THE STREET IN
THEIR DIES DAYS.
>>> AND WHY TESTING YOUR FOOD
FOR DANGEROUS BACTERIA COULD
SOON BE AS EASY AS PULLING OUT
YOUR SMARTPHONE.
>>> AND A LITTLE LATER, HE SAYS
THAT IT'S A DREAM COME TRUE.
YOU'LL HEAR FROM THE FIRST
JAMAICAN-BORN PLAYER DRAFTED TO
THE NHL AND THE CANADIAN FAMILY
WHO ADOPTED HIM.
>> WHEN YOU REALIZE WHERE HE
CAME FROM AND THE LOSS THAT HE
EXPERIENCED IN HIS LIFE AND
EARLY CHILDHOOD, TO GO FROM THAT
TO THIS MOMENT, IT'S KIND OF
LIKE, WOW!
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>> Ian: EACH SUMMER AS MANY OF
US
FIRE UP THE BARBECUE AND WE'RE
REMINDED TO COOK MEATS FULLY OR
TO GET SICK FROM TOXIC BACTERIA.
NOW A GROUP OF SCIENTISTS AT
McMASTER UNIVERSITY IS
DEVELOPING AN EASY WAY TO KNOW
IF MEAT IS
CONTAMINATED BEFORE YOU THROW IT
ON THE GRILL.
RON CHARLES WENT TO THEIR LAB IN
HAMILTON TO CHECK IT OUT.
>> Reporter: HANIE YOUSEFI IS
A GRADUATE STUDENT IN
ENGINEERING BUT LATELY SHE'S
BEEN HANDLING A LOT OF GROUND
BEEF AT THIS LAB AT McMASTER
UNIVERSITY.
NOT TO MAKE BURGERS, BUT TO TEST
A QUICK METHOD FOR DETERMINING
IF THE MEAT IS
CONTAMINATED WITH A POTENTIALLY
DEADLY E-COLI BACTERIA.
>> I WANTED TO PERFORM AN
IMPACTFUL RESEARCH, SOMETHING
THAT CAN HELP PEOPLE'S LIFE AND
SOMETHING THAT CAN IMPROVE
SOMEONE FROM GETTING SICK OR
LOSING A FAMILY MEMBER.
>> Reporter: TO DO THAT THE
RESEARCH TEAM SHE'S ON HAS
DEVELOPED A DETECTOR PATCH THAT
CHANGES COLOUR UNDER ULTRAVIOLET
LIGHT WHEN IT COMES INTO CONTACT
WITH CONTAMINATED MEAT.
>> AND THEY ATTACH IT AND IT
STAYS THERE.
>> Reporter: YOUSEFI'S
PROFESSOR TOHID DIDAR SAYS THAT
THE SIMPLE-LOOKING PATCH WHICH
HE CALLS "SENTINAL WRAP" HAS A
LOT OF POTENTIAL.
>> THIS IS A TINY, THIN FLEXIBLE
PLASTIC PATCH.
THIS COULD BE THE WRAP
THAT YOU WRAP AROUND YOUR MEAT
SAMPLE, FOR EXAMPLE.
>> Reporter: THE TINY THIN
PATCH IS MADE BY THE
SOPHISTICATED JET PRINTER THAT
LAYS ON A FEW MOLECULES OF
D.N.A. THAT REACTS SPECIFICALLY
TO E-COLI BY LUMINESCING IN
ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT.
THE D.N.A. ITSELF DOES NOT
CONTAMINATE THE FOOD.
OTHER D.N.A. MOLECULES COULD
REACT TO OTHER PATHOGENS.
>> WE ARE WORKING HARD TO EXPAND
THE REPERTOIRE OF THE DETECTION
THAT IT CAN MAKE TO INCLUDE
OTHER BACTERIAS LIKE SALMONELLA
AND LISTERIA.
>> Reporter: RIGHT NOW
DETERMINING IF FOOD IS
CONTAMINATED WITH E-COLI
INVOLVES SENDING SAMPLES TO A
LAB THAT CAN ANALYSE THEM.
>> WE NEED TO TAKE THE PATCH AND
JUST OPEN IT AND PROCESS IT AND
TAKE IT TO A LAB.
EITHER CULTURE THAT SAMPLE OR
TRY TO DO DIFFERENT
LABORATORY-BASED EXPERIMENTS TO
FIND OUT WHAT'S GOING ON.
OUR GOAL IS TO AVOID THAT SO YOU
CAN GET REAL-TIME INFORMATION.
>> Reporter: THEIR HOPE IS
THAT EVENTUALLY ONE DAY FOOD
DISTRIBUTORS, GROCERS AND EVEN
SHOPPERS COULD USE A SMARTPHONE
CAMERA AND AN APP TO SEE IF A
PATCH HAS CHANGED COLOUR AND TO
DETERMINE IF THE FOOD IS SAFE TO
EAT.
RON CHARLES, CBC NEWS, HAMILTON.
>> Ian: NEXT ON "THE NATIONAL,"
GIVING HOMELESS PEOPLE A HOME IN
THEIR DYING DAYS.
"THE NATIONAL" DOCUMENTARY TAKES
YOU INSIDE OF A GROUNDBREAKING
HOSPICE.
>> IT'S CLEAR THAT WE LIVE
DIFFERENT LIE DURING OUR LIFE
BUT SHOULD WE REALLY DIE
DIFFERENTLY?
IF WE REALLY CAN'T GET WHAT A
HUMAN LIFE IS WORTH AT THE END
OF LIFE FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE THE
(*)
>> Ian: EVERY NIGHT IN THE
COUNTRY'S BIGGEST CITY MORE THAN
5,000 PEOPLE SLEEP ON THE
STREET.
THEY FACE HARDSHIP THAT WEARS
DOWN THEIR HEALTH AND CUTS THEIR
LIVES SHORT.
WHEN DEATH COMES FOR THE
HOMELESS, THE COMFORTS OF HOME
ARE MORE DISTANT THAN EVER.
TONIGHT OUR "NATIONAL"
DOCUMENTARY TAKES A RAW LOOK AT
THEIR PLIGHT AS WELL AS THE
GROUNDBREAKING EFFORTS TO GIVE
THEM A PLACE TO DIE IN PEACE SO
THEIR FINAL JOURNEY CAN BE A
JOURNEY HOME.
(*)
>> TORONTO IS A VERY INTERESTING
PLACE.
I MEAN, IT'S A BEAUTIFUL CITY.
YOU HAVE THE C.N. TOWER.
YOU HAVE GREAT VIEWS.
YOU HAVE A HARBOUR FRONT.
BUT WHAT PEOPLE DON'T VISIBLY
SEE IS THAT THERE'S THIS WHOLE
POPULATION IN OUR CITY THAT IS
JUST FALLING THROUGH THE CRACKS.
(*)
>> DO YOU WANT TO SIT HERE?
>> IT'S HARD ENOUGH TO DEAL WITH
HAVING A SERIOUS ILLNESS AND
IT'S HARD ENOUGH TO DEAL WITH
HAVING A TERMINAL DIAGNOSIS AND
THEN TO SEE PEOPLE DEALING WITH
THAT ON THE STREET ON TOP OF IT
ALL, I CAN'T IMAGINE WHAT THAT
LIFE IS LIKE.
CAESAR, ARE YOU HAVING ANY
NAUSEA OR VOMITING?
>> I USUALLY DON'T EAT?
>> SO YOU'RE EATING A LOT LESS
YOU MEAN?
>> A LOT LESS.
>> SO YOU'RE EATING...
>> CLIENTS COME TO US IN
DIFFERENT WAYS AND THROUGH
DIFFERENT PATHWAYS AND BEFORE
YOU EVEN ENTER A PERSON'S SPACE
AND THAT PLACE COULD BE A STREET
OR A SHELTER, BUT IT'S THEIR
SPACE, IS TO RECOGNIZE THE
TRAUMA.
THE TRAUMA THAT THE PEOPLE WE'RE
SERVING HAVE EXPERIENCED IN
BEING ON THE STREET, AND BEING
ILL.
WHERE WAS THE PAIN THAT YOU WERE
FEELING?
AND SO DO YOU WAKE UP WITH THAT
PAIN EVERY DAY?
OH, WOW.
IT'S ABOUT BUILDING REPOIRE AND
TRUST.
EXACTLY.
YOU HAVE ALSO TOLD US THAT YOU
DON'T WANT C.P.R. IF YOUR HEART
STOPS?
>> YEAH, YEAH.
>> YOU WANT TO PASS AWAY
PEACEFULLY?
>> YEAH, THAT'S WHAT I WANT.
>> I AM INSPIRED BY THE
POPULATION THAT WE SERVE EACH
AND EVERY DAY.
THEY INSPIRE ME TO DO WHAT I'M
DOING.
IF THEY CAN DO WHAT THEY'RE
DEALING WITH WITH THE RESILIENCE
AND
COURAGE AND DO IT WHILE THEY'RE
ON THE STREET AND DEALING WITH A
TERMINAL DIAGNOSIS, THEN WE CAN
DO BETTER.
OKAY, TAKE CARE.
BYE, MY FRIEND.
(*)
>> IF YOU HAD THE CHOICE WHERE
WOULD YOU WANT TO DIE?
90% OF CANADIANS SAY THEY WANT
TO DIE AT HOME.
OUR EXPERIENCE IS THAT THE
HOMELESS SAY THE SAME THING.
I WANT TO DIE AT HOME.
BUT OVER 70% OF HOMELESS PEOPLE
IN A COUNTRY LIKE CANADA END UP
DYING IN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTS
AND ACUTE MEDICAL WARDS OR
TRANSITIONAL SPACES, LIKE A PARK
BENCH, FOR EXAMPLE.
>> I WENT TO A CONFERENCE AND I
HEARD NAHEED SPEAKING OF THIS
ISSUE OF HOMELESSNESS AND THE
ISSUE OF PALLIATIVE CARE AND A
SHORTENED LIFE SPAN.
AND THE CARE THAT THEY NEEDED
AND WERE GETTING OR NOT GETTING
ON THE STREET AND WHAT WAS
HAPPENING.
SO AFTER HE CAME DOWN OFF THE
STAGE I JUST WENT OVER AND
INTRODUCED MYSELF.
AND I SAID, YOU KNOW, NAHEED, WE
NEED TO WORK TOGETHER ON THIS
AND WE NEED TO MAKE THIS HAPPEN.
>> OKAY, SO THIS IS GOING TO BE
THE KITCHEN AREA.
IT'S A BIT SMALL SO WE'LL JUST
HAVE THE COUNTERTOPS ON THE LEFT
SIDE.
>> HERE WE ARE, NOT EVEN A YEAR
AND A HALF LATER, AND THIS IS
THE VERY BEGINNING OF OUR FOUR
BED RESIDENTIAL HOSPICE FOR THE
HOMELESS POPULATION.
>> WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE AND
WASHROOMS...
>> THE QUESTION IS, WHERE DO
PEOPLE WHO DON'T HAVE A HOME GO
TO DIE?
THEY'RE DYING IN ALLEYS AND ON
STREETS AND UNDER BRIDGES AND
IT'S A VERY SAD THING.
THIS WILL BE THEIR HOME.
AND THE SAME THING HERE IN TERMS
OF THE HOSPITAL BED AND A NICE
LOUNGE CHAIR SO THAT GUESTS CAN
STAY OVERNIGHT OR FRIENDS.
>> ABSOLUTELY, YEP.
>> I'D LIKE TO HAVE THAT HERE.
WHEN THIS PLACE OPENS I HOPE
THAT IT WILL BE A WARM,
SUPPORTIVE SAFE ENVIRONMENT.
THEIR FAMILIES WILL BE WELCOME,
THEIR STREET FAMILIES ARE
WELCOME HERE, AND IT WILL BE A
REALLY UNIQUE ENVIRONMENT.
IT WILL BE A GREAT SPACE FOR
THEM.
AND ONE THAT I HOPE THEY CAN
CALL THEIR OWN.
PERFECT LOCATION.
THIS IS THE PLACE WHERE PEOPLE
WILL BE COMING TO DIE WITH
DIGNITY.
(*)
(*)
>> AS YOU KNOW WE'RE STARTING
THIS NEW PROJECT, IT'S CALLED
"JOURNEY HOME HOSPICE" AND GIVEN
WHAT IS GOING ON WITH YOU WE'D
LOVE TO OFFER YOU A SPOT TO KIND
OF
GET THE SUPPORT THAT YOU NEED.
BASICALLY NEXT WEEK.
YEAH?
>> IT'S BEEN REALLY DIFFICULT TO
HAVE PEOPLE...
>> YEAH.
PANDORA IS IN A VERY DIFFICULT
SCENARIO BECAUSE SHE'S DEALING
WITH A DIFFICULT HEART
DISEASE ISSUE, A VEGETATION.
AND, UNFORTUNATELY, THE
TREATMENT THAT SHE WOULD NEED IS
SHE IS
NOT DEEMED A CANDIDATE FOR.
YOU HAD A QUESTION OF WHETHER WE
CAN HAVE OXYGEN THERE AND, YEAH,
WE CAN ABSOLUTELY SUPPORT HAVING
OXYGEN FOR YOU.
SO YOU CAN BREATHE BETTER,
RIGHT?
SHE'S AT THE SHELTER WHERE SHE
CAN'T HAVE OXYGEN DUE TO VARIOUS
RULES.
SHE'S BREATHLESS.
HER OXYGEN SATURATION
DROPS WHEN SHE WALKS A FEW
STEPS.
SHE HAS PAIN AND YET TIME KEEPS
TICKING AND HER QUALITY OF LIFE
SUFFERS.
>> I FEEL LIKE I'M DYING.
>> BEING HOMELESS OFTENTIMES
YOU'RE UNSEEN.
I FOUND THAT THE WAY TO AVOID
CONFRONTATION WITH MY FATHER
WOULD BE TO COME HOME AT 3:00
a.m. WHEN HE'D BE TOO TIRED TO
FIGHT WITH ME AND HE'D HAVE TO
GO TO WORK AND I'D THEN SLEEP IN
UNTIL NOON AND I CONTINUE OFF
WITH MY WAY OF BEING A
DELINQUENT, RIGHT, AND DOING AS
I SAW FIT.
ONE NIGHT MY BOYFRIEND REALLY
HAD URGED ME TO GO HOME AND I
DIDN'T LISTEN TO HIM.
AND I FOUND SOME GUYS THAT WERE
DRINKING IN THE PARK AND I GOT
TOO DRUNK.
AND I ENDED UP BEING DATE RAPED.
AND AFTER IT WAS ALL SAID AND
DONE I REALISED THAT I DIDN'T
HAVE MY KEYS ANYMORE.
IN ORDER TO GAIN ACCESS TO MY
HOME I HAVE TO FACE MY DAD.
AND THAT WOULD BE REALLY, REALLY
HEARTBREAKING FOR MY FATHER.
AND SO I KNEW THAT THERE WAS NO
WAY I COULD STAND THERE AND LOOK
HIM IN THE EYE AND GET YELLED AT
FOR BEING A SCREW-UP AND A
STUPID KID.
AND IN THAT MOMENT I CONSIDERED
MYSELF HOMELESS.
>> HI, VERY NICE TO MEET YOU.
THANK YOU FOR COMING.
GOOD MORNING, EVERYONE.
I'D LIKE TO TAKE THIS MOMENT TO
THANK YOU ALL FOR JOINING US.
IT'S SO GREAT ON TO SEE SO MANY
PEOPLE HERE IN SUPPORT.
>> SO I COULDN'T BE HAPPIER.
COMPARED TO WHAT IT LOOKED LIKE
TWO MONTHS AGO I THINK THAT IT'S
A PHENOMENAL AMOUNT OF WORK
THAT'S BEEN DONE.
>> WE'RE SITTING IN PANDORA'S
FUTURE ROOM, ACTUALLY.
THIS IS EXACTLY WHERE SHE'S
GOING TO COME AND SHE'LL SLEEP
THERE.
WHILE OUR FOCUS HERE IS GOOD
PALLIATIVE CARE AND PALLIATIVE
APPROACH TO CARE, THERE'S
POTENTIAL THAT SOMEONE LIKE
PANDORA COULD ACTUALLY THRIVE IN
AN ENVIRONMENT LIKE THIS AND DO
BETTER AND MAY ACTUALLY LIVE
LONGER AS A RESULT OF THE CARE.
(*)
>> WE'RE GATHERED TODAY AS THOSE
WHO HAVE SHARED THE JOURNEY WITH
PANDORA AS THE CARE TEAM.
>> WHEN I HEARD THAT PANDORA HAD
PASSED I THINK THAT I FELT MIXED
EMOTIONS.
WHEN SHE MOVED IN HER EYES LIT
UP.
SHE WAS BRIGHT, SHE WAS HOME.
SHE EVEN SAID THAT TO US.
IT WAS A BEAUTIFUL KIND OF -- IT
WAS LIKE
A HOMECOMING FOR HER.
IT WAS SURREAL TO SEE HOW
SOMEONE WAS DEALING WITH SO MUCH
TRAUMA AND SADNESS AND ANGER AND
FRUSTRATION -- DON'T GET ME
WRONG, THAT WAS STILL THERE --
BUT WHEN SHE SAW HER ROOM SHE
LIT UP.
LIKE SHE HAD JOURNEYED HOME.
(*)
HOW ARE YOU DOING?
>> HARD TO SLEEP.
>> I'M SO SORRY.
>> I THINK ABOUT THE WORLD THAT
WE LIVE IN AND I THINK ABOUT THE
WORLD THAT I DREAM OF FOR MY
FUTURE KIDS, OUR FUTURE
GENERATION, AND I THINK THAT IT
SHOULD BE A WORLD WHERE WE CARE
ABOUT EACH OTHER.
YOU HAVE DONE SO AMAZING, YOU
KNOW THAT, RIGHT?
SO RESILIENT.
IT'S CLEAR THAT WE LIVE
DIFFERENTLY DURING OUR LIFE BUT
SHOULD WE REALLY DIE DIFFERENTLY
AND IF WE REALLY CAN'T GET WHAT
A
HUMAN LIFE IS WORTH AT THE END
OF LIFE FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE THE
MOST VULNERABLE AND THE MOST
MARGINALIZED, I DON'T KNOW WHAT
WE'RE DOING.
BUT IT IS POSSIBLE THAT THERE'S
A COMMUNITY, THERE'S COMPASSION,
PEOPLE DO CARE AND OPENING A
JOURNEY HOME HOSPICE IS A
TESTAMENT TO THAT.
>> Ian: AND THE STATISTICS DO
PAINT A GRIM PICTURE OF HEALTH
OUTCOMES FOR PEOPLE WHO LIVE ON
THE STREET.
THEY'RE FOUR TIMES MORE LIKELY
TO HAVE CANCER THAN THE GENERAL
POPULATION.
THEIR CHANCE OF HAVING HEART
DISEASE IS FIVE TIMES GREATER.
THE RISK OF HEPATITIS C, 28
TIMES HIGHER AND THE PERHAPS THE
NEXT NUMBER DRIVES IT ALL HOME
-- THE AVERAGE LIFE EXPECTANCY
OF A PERSON LIVING ON THE STREET
IN CANADA IS 47.
>>> UP NEXT ON "THE NATIONAL"...
A CANADIAN'S JOURNEY FROM A
JAMAICAN ORPHANAGE TO MAKING
HISTORY IN THE NHL.
>> THAT WAS HARD.
LIKE, EVERY DAY I FOUGHT TO
SURVIVE.
BUT ONE THING I CHOSE WAS TO
LOVE IN SPITE OF ALL OF THE
THINGS THAT PEOPLE DID TO ME.
(*)
>> Ian: DON'T FORGET TO
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER.
"THE NATIONAL TODAY" TAKES YOU
INSIDE OF OUR JOURNALISM EACH
WEEKDAY
(*)
>> Ian: ON "THE NATIONAL"
TONIGHT, DISGRACED FILM MOGUL
HARVEY WEINSTEIN IS NOW FACING A
POTENTIAL LIFE SENTENCE.
TODAY MANHATTAN'S DISTRICT
ATTORNEY ANNOUNCED NEW CRIMINAL
CHARGES, TWO WHICH RELATE TO A
NEW ALLEGATION THAT WEINSTEIN
FORCED SEX ON A WOMAN IN 2006.
BUT WHAT IS NOTEWORTHY IS THE
TWO CHARGES OF PREDATORY SEXUAL
ASSAULT,
EACH OF WHICH CARRIES A MAXIMUM
LIFE SENTENCE.
ONE OF THEM RELATES TO AN
ALLEGED ASSAULT FOR WHICH HE'S
ALREADY FACING OTHER CHARGES.
>>> WILDFIRES CONTINUE TO SPREAD
IN CALIFORNIA.
ONE OF THE FASTEST MOVING IS IN
WESTERN YOLO COUNTY NEAR THE
CITY OF SACRAMENTO.
IT TRIGGERED SEVERAL
EVACUATIONS.
THE FIRE ESCALATED OVER THE
WEEKEND, CHARRING AT LEAST
SQUARE KILOMETRES.
THE FLAMES ARE CURRENTLY ONLY 2%
CONTAINED.
>>> GERMAN CHANCELLOR ANGELA
MERKEL AGREED TODAY TO BUILD
CAMPS FOR ASYLUM SEEKERS AND
TIGHTEN THE BORDER WITH AUSTRIA,
ALL IN A DEAL TO SAVE HER
GOVERNMENT.
FOR WEEKS HER OWN INTERIOR
MINISTER THREATENED TO BRING
DOWN MERKEL'S COALITION UNLESS
SHE REVERSED THE OPEN DOOR
IMMIGRATION POLICY.
THIS IS A SPECTACULAR ABOUT-FACE
FOR MERKEL.
SHE STAKED HER LEGACY ON
WELCOMING HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS
OF MIGRANTS INTO GERMANY.
>>> THE WORLD CUP CLASH TODAY
BETWEEN BRAZIL AND MEXICO WAS
DRAMATIC.
FOR MEXICO A CHANCE TO BREAK A
STREAK OF SIX CONSECUTIVE
FAILURES TO GET TO THE
QUARTERFINALS.
A COMMAND PERFORMANCE FROM
BRAZIL'S NEYMAR LOCKED MEXICO
OUT, THOUGH HE DREW CRITICISM
FOR WHAT SOME CALLED HIS
THEATRICS.
AFTER THE 2-0 WIN BRAZIL
ADVANCES.
>>> EVERY TOP LEVEL ATHLETE HAS
A STORY ABOUT WHERE THEY CAME
FROM AND WHAT IT TOOK TO REACH
THEIR DREAM, BUT FEW HAVE A TALE
LIKE 20-YEAR-OLD JERMAINE
LOEWEN.
HE WAS SELECTED BY THE DALLAS
STARS AT LAST MONTH'S ENTRY
DRAFT.
BUT AS KAREN PAULS TELLS US
LOEWEN'S STORY WAS INSPIRING
LONG BEFORE THE NHL CAME
CALLING.
>> THE BLAZERS TRYING TO GET ON
THE BOARD.
>> Reporter: MEET JERMAINE
130LOEWEN.
>> SCORES!
>> Reporter: FOR THE LAST FOUR
YEARS A WINGER WITH THE WESTERN
HOCKEY LEAGUE, THE KAMLOOPS
BLAZERS.
>> AND IT WAS A DREAM.
WHEN I GOT THE CALL IT WAS
REALLY EMOTIONAL FOR ME.
>> Reporter: AND NOW A DALLAS
STARS PROSPECT.
>> WHEN YOU REALIZE WHERE HE
CAME FROM, THE LOSS THAT HE
EXPERIENCED IN HIS LIFE AND
EARLY CHILDHOOD, TO GO FROM THAT
TO THIS MOMENT, IT'S KIND OF
LIKE, WOW!
>> Reporter: JERMAINE'S BIRTH
PARENTS ABANDONED HIM WHEN HE
WAS 1 YEAR OLD, HE WAS SENT TO
LIVE IN A JAMAICAN ORPHANAGE.
>> THAT WAS HARD.
EVERY DAY AT THE CHILDREN'S HOME
WAS A FIGHT TO
SURVIVE.
BUT ONE THING THAT I CHOSE TO DO
WAS TO LOVE IN
SPITE OF ALL OF THE THINGS THAT
PEOPLE DID TO ME.
AND EVEN TO THIS DAY, LIKE ALL
OF THE MEMORIES THAT COME BACK I
JUST REALLY TRY TO FORGIVE EVERY
DAY.
>> Reporter: STAN AND HIS WIFE
TARA WERE VOLUNTEERING WITH THE
CHRISTIAN ORGINISATION IN
JAMAICA WHEN THEY MET JERMAINE
IN THE ORPHANAGE.
THEY FELL IN LOVE WITH HIM.
>> SAY HI, DADDY.
>> HI, DADDY.
>> Reporter: AND DECIDED TO
ADOPT HIM.
>> THERE WAS SOMETHING REALLY
SPECIAL ABOUT JERMAINE FROM THE
BEGINNING.
HE JUST LOOKED LIKE HE NEEDED A
FAMILY.
>> MY HEART MELTED BECAUSE IT
WAS THE FIRST TIME THAT I FELT
LIKE I DIDN'T KNOW WHAT PARENTS
WAS UP REALLY TO THAT POINT.
>> JERMAINE'S MOMMY AND DADDY
WILL BE TAKING HIM SOON TO
CANADA TO LIVE WITH THEM.
>> Reporter: AFTER 21 MONTHS
OF PAPERWORK THEY FINALLY
BROUGHT THEIR SON HOME TO RURAL
MANITOBA.
>> HE WAS SO BRAVE.
HIS RESILIENCY AND COURAGE WAS
OBVIOUS EVEN BACK THEN.
AND HIS "I'M NOT GIVING UP," AND
I THINK THAT LOTS OF THAT
PERSEVERANCE AND RESILIENCY HAS
REALLY HELPED HIM IN HOCKEY AS
WELL.
>> Reporter: JERMAINE GOT HIS
FIRST PAIR OF HOCKEY SKATES AS A
CHRISTMAS GIFT WHEN HE WAS 6.
HE PLAYED HIS FIRST INDOOR
HOCKEY GAME HERE AT THE ARBORG
ARENA JUST BEFORE HIS 11th
BIRTHDAY.
SIX YEARS LATER HE WAS PICKED UP
BY THE KAMLOOPS GLAZERS OF THE
WESTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE AND NOW
HE'S BEEN DRAFTED BY THE
DALLAS STARS.
>> IT'S A GREAT STORY, AND IT'S
AN UNHEARD AGE TO START HOCKEY
AT.
HE'S A GIFTED ATHLETE AND
INCREDIBLY DRIVEN AND HE'S ONE
OF THE NICEST GUYS AND ONE OF
THE NICEST TEAMMATES THAT ANYONE
COULD EVER HAVE.
SO HE'S EARNED IT.
>> Reporter: BACK AT HOME
PEOPLE ARE THRILLED FOR HIM.
>> IT'S GREAT FOR HIM AND GREAT
FOR THE TOWN, YOU KNOW, FOR A
SMALL COMMUNITY, YEAH.
AND GOT OUR NAME ON THE MAP
AGAIN.
>> IS THIS MINE?
>> Reporter: BUT HIS FAMILY IS
PROUDEST OF ALL.
>> HE DID REALLY GOOD AND THAT I
WILL KEEP HOPING AND HOPING THAT
HE WILL DO IT AGAIN.
>> WE SEE GOD'S FINGERPRINTS ALL
OVER HIS LIFE AND HIS JOURNEY.
HE JUST HAS HAD SO MANY REALLY
AMAZING OPPORTUNITIES AND DOORS
OPENED TO HIM.
>> Reporter: THERE'S NO
GUARANTEE THAT JERMAINE WILL
EVER PLAY A SINGLE NHL GAME BUT
HE'S MAKING THE MOST OF THIS
OPPORTUNITY.
>> I DON'T TAKE A DAY FOR
GRANTED.
AND I LISTEN TO INSTRUCTION TO
THE BEST OF MY ABILITIES AND TO
JUST BE A PERSON THAT PEOPLE
WANT TO BE AROUND.
>> Reporter: HOPING THAT
OTHERS WILL BE INSPIRED BY HIS
STORY AND BELIEVE DREAMS CAN
COME TRUE.
KAREN PAULS,
CBC NEWS, ARBOURG, MANITOBA.
>> Ian: NEXT ON "THE NATIONAL"
WE'LL TAKE TO YOU A SMALL
COMMUNITY IN BRITISH COLUMBIA
THAT IS SWAMPED BY HIKERS IN
SEARCH OF THE PERFECT SELFIE.
>> A GREAT TIME, ACTUALLY.
MY FAMILY SAID THAT IT WAS A
REALLY NICE VIEW.
I LOVE IT.
IT WAS WORTH IT.
>> WE WANTED TO FIND A QUICK
EASY HIKE THAT WAS LOCAL AND
SOMEWHERE WITH A BREW PUB AT THE
BOTTOM.
>> Ian: WE HAVEN'T GONE HIKING
BUT YOU CAN ALWAYS FIND POWERFUL
IMAGES ON OUR INSTAGRAM PAGE.
YOU'LL ALSO FIND EXCLUSIVE
VIDEO ON FACEBOOK AND FEEL FREE
TO TWEET US ANYTIME
AT @CBCTHENATI
>> Ian: CANADA'S NATURAL BEAUTY
HAS ALWAYS BEEN A BIG DRAW, BUT
IN THIS AGE OF SOCIAL MEDIA, THE
LURE MAY BE STRONGER THAN EVER,
ESPECIALLY WHEN THAT GORGEOUS
BACKDROP IS JUST A DAY TRIP
AWAY.
AND WHEN AMATEUR HIKERS ARRIVE,
THERE CAN BE PROBLEMS.
TONIGHT WE FOCUS ON DEEP COVE, A
TINY BIT OF HEAVEN AT THE EDGE
OF NORTH VANCOUVER.
THE PROMISE OF A GREAT SHOT FOR
INSTA-GRAM SEEMS TO BE MAKING IT
TOO POPULAR.
THE CBC'S LAURA LYNCH SHOWS US
THE DOWNSIDE.
>> Reporter: THE SERENITY, THE
SOLITUDE, OF A PEACEFUL WALK IN
THE WOODS.
[CHEERING]
UNTIL HIKERS ARRIVE TO THIS.
>> THANK YOU.
>> THIS IS MY FIRST TIME.
MY FAMILY SAID IT WAS NICE
VIEWS.
I LOVE IT.
IT WAS WORTH IT.
>> WE WANTED A QUICK, EASY HIKE
THAT WAS LOCAL, SOMEWHERE WITH A
BREW PUB AT THE BOTTOM OR A PUB
AT THE BOTTOM.
>> Reporter: THIS IS WHAT IS
CAUSING THE SWARMING OF THE
MOUNTAIN, SELFIES AND SOCIAL
MEDIA ENTICE EVER MORE PEOPLE ON
THE TRAILS.
DESPITE THE NATURAL SPLENDOR,
IT'S NOT AN ENTIRELY DIFFERENT
PICTURE.
THE VIEW IS DIFFERENT FROM DOWN
HERE.
MEGAN KERN HAS LIVED AND RUN A
BUSINESS IN DEEP COVE FOR ALMOST
15 YEARS.
>> THE BIGGEST CHALLENGE, I
GUESS, IS TRAFFIC, BECAUSE WE
HAVE REALLY LIMITED
INFRASTRUCTU
INFRASTRUCTURE.
WE WERE BUILT AS A SMALL
COMMUNITY OF VACATION COTTAGES.
IT DOES NOT SUPPORT A LOT OF
CARS.
>> Reporter: CURRAN PERSUADED
THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT TO LIMIT
PARKING AND PEOPLE ON THE
TRAILS.
THIS PRETTY LAKE NORTH OF
WHISTLER WAS SO JAMMED WITH CARS
AND PEOPLE POSTING ON SOCIAL
MEDIA, THAT B.C. BANNED DOGS,
CLAIMING THAT THEY HURT THE
ENVIRONMENT.
THE SOCIAL MEDIA SPOTLIGHT HAS
POTENTIALLY DEADLY CONSEQUENCES.
>> IT PRESENTS CHALLENGES, FOR
SURE.
>> Reporter: NORTH SHORE SEARCH
AND RESCUE VOLUNTEERS HAVE SEEN
A 30% INCREASE IN CALLS.
>> THEY DON'T RECOGNIZE THAT THE
CONDITIONS CAN CHANGE RAPIDLY IN
MOUNTAINOUS TERRAIN.
>> Reporter: ONE RECENT EXAMPLE.
A HIKER SEPARATED FROM HER
FRIENDS.
>> SHE WAS HYPOTHERMIC,
DEHYDRATED.
>> Reporter: BUT STILL, THEY
KEEP COMING AND COMING.
YOU LOOK EXHAUSTED.
AS LONG AS THEY KEEP CLICKING
AND POSTING, THE CROWDS AND THE
PROBLEMS THAT COME WITH THEM ARE
UNLIKELY TO GO AWAY.
LAURA LYNCH, CBC NEWS, NORTH
VANCOUVER.
>> Ian: NOT SO HOT HERE THIS
WEEKEND IN BRITISH COLUMBIA, BUT
SWELTERING LONG WEEKEND IN
ONTARIO AND QUEBEC AND THAT HEAT
WAVE IS NOT LETTING UP.
IT FELT LIKE OVER 40° TODAY
SENDING PEOPLE RUNNING TO
BEACHES AND POOLS.
>> IT'S REALLY HOT.
SO IT'S NICE TO BE ABLE TO COOL
DOWN AT THE BEACH.
>> CRANK THE A.C. UP HIGH AND
COME GET SOAKING WET IN THE
WATER.
>> Ian: IN TORONTO, DESPITE THE
SUNNY AND CLEAR SKIES, JAYS'
FANS SAT UNDER A CLOSED ROOF AT
ROGERS CENTRE, SHIELDED FROM THE
HEAT.
>> IT WILL HELP TO KEEP IT COOL.
I WISH IT WAS OPEN, BECAUSE IT'S
A BEAUTIFUL DAY.
>> WE'RE ALL SUN SCREENED UP,
BUT WE'RE HOPING THAT THE DOME
WILL BE CLOSED SO I DON'T BRING
MY KIDS HOME TO MY WIFE
SUNBURN
SUNBURNED.
>> Ian: GUESS WHAT HAPPENED IN
B.C. THIS MORNING.
SOME PEOPLE WOKE UP TO SNOW IN
JULY.
CHRIS MANAGES THE BIKE PARK AT
THE BIG WHITE SKI RESORT IN THE
OKANAGAN VALLEY.
THAT TASTE OF WINTER IN THE
SUMMER IS OUR "MOMENT OF THE
DAY."
>> I START MY MORNING OUT BY
LOOKING AT THE WOULD BE --
WEBCAMS ON THE UPPER MOUNTAIN.
IMMEDIATELY, WE KNEW WE WERE IN
FOR A CHALLENGING MORNING,
TRYING TO OPEN THE PARK.
IT'S IMPROVED HERE IN THE
VILLAGE, STILL RATHER WINDY UP
TOP.
THERE IS STILL SNOW ON THE
TRAILS, STILL SNOW FALLING FROM
THE SKY.
SO IT'S MAKING FOR SOME VERY
CHALLENGING, SLIPPERY, MUDDY
CONDITIONS IN THE UPPER PARK.
VERY UNUSUAL.
THIS TIME LAST YEAR, WE HAD
BEAUTIFUL, SUNNY WEATHER, HIGH
20s, LOW 30s, GREAT SUMMER
CONDITIONS, GREAT DIRT OUT IN
THE BIKE PARK.
SO IT MAKES FOR A REALLY UNUSUAL
JULY.
>> Ian: IT'S A SKI RESORT, SO
THERE IS ELEVATIONS, BUT 5,000
FEET AT THE BASE AND GOES UP TO
7,500 AT THE TOP.
THAT'S WHY IT'S A BIT COLDER,
BUT SNOW?
JULY 2?
SHOULDN'T BE THAT WAY.
THAT'S "THE NATIONAL."
THANKS FOR WATCHING.
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