>> Rosemary: ON THIS FRIDAY
NIGHT, NO DEAL FOR NOW.
NAFTA NEGOTIATIONS ON HOLD WITH
NO AGREEMENT REACHED.
THEY'RE TAKING THE LONG WEEKEND
TO REGROUP AND MAYBE EVEN COOL
OFF.
CHRYSTIA FREELAND SAYS A GOOD
DEAL IS STILL VERY MUCH IN
SIGHT, BUT DID DONALD TRUMP'S
OFF-THE-RECORD COMMENTS SOUR THE
TALKS.
>>> THE WAIT FOR THE TRANS
MOUNTAIN PIPELINE GETS LONGER
WHILE PATIENCE WEARS THIN.
PLUS, COULD A NEW PLAYER IN THE
E-CIGARETTE MARKET CHANGE THE
GAME?
NOT JUST FOR ADULTS APPARENTLY.
THIS IS "THE NATIONAL".
[ * ]
>> Rosemary: IF A NAFTA DEAL IS
REACHED AND THAT IS STILL AN IF
AT THIS STAGE, IT MAY BE IN
SPITE OF THE U.S. PRESIDENT AND
NOT BECAUSE OF HIM.
THE TALKS AREN'T OVER, BUT THEY
HAVE BEEN PAUSED NOW UNTIL
WEDNESDAY.
AS KATIE SIMPSON TELLS US,
DONALD TRUMP OFF-THE-RECORD
MUSINGS WEREN'T HELPING THE
MOMENTUM.
>> YOU WILL ONLY AGREE TO A DEAL
THAT IS A GOOD DEAL FOR CANADA.
WE'RE NOT THERE YET.
>> Reporter: DONALD TRUMP HAD
THREATENED TO CUT CANADA OUT OF
NAFTA IF THE CANADIANS DIDN'T
SIGN ON TO A NEW DEAL BY TODAY.
BUT THAT HASN'T HAPPENED.
INSTEAD, THE PRESIDENT SENT A
LETTER TO CONGRESS SAYING WHEN
THE TALKS FINALLY WRAP UP, HE'S
READY TO APPROVE A NEW PACT WITH
MEXICO AND WITH CANADA IF IT IS
WILLING.
* YOU CAN'T ALWAYS GET WHAT YOU
WANT *
>> Reporter: THE PRESIDENT WAS
600 KILOMETRES FROM THE
NEGOTIATING TABLE, BUT HIS
PRESENCE LOOMED.
HE HAD TO DEFEND HIMSELF AFTER
COMMENTS MADE OFF THE RECORD
ENDED UP BEING PUBLISHED.
>> President Donald Trump: ENDED
UP MAKING STATEMENTS ABOUT
CANADA, WHICH IS FINE.
>> Reporter: TRUMP SAID HE WOULD
NOT MAKE ANY NAFTA CONCESSIONS
TO CANADA, ADDING IF HE SAID
THAT PUBLICLY, CANADA WOULD BE
TOO INSULTED TO SIGN A DEAL.
>> President Donald Trump: I
SAID IN THE END, IT'S OK BECAUSE
AT LEAST CANADA KNOWS HOW I
FEEL.
IT'S FINE.
>> Reporter: CANADIAN
NEGOTIATORS CONFRONTED THE U.S.
ABOUT THE COMMENTS, BUT LATER
SAID THAT TRUMP'S VIEWS WERE NOT
BEING MIRRORED AT THE TABLE.
>> AMBASSADOR LIGHTHIZER AND HIS
TEAM HAVE BEEN NEGOTIATING IN
GOOD FAITH AND WITH GOODWILL.
>> Reporter: THAT GOODWILL IS
GOING TO BE TESTED WHEN
NEGOTIATORS SIT DOWN AGAIN NEXT
WEEK.
THE U.S. IS PUSHING FOR CANADA
TO ALLOW FARMERS TO SELL MORE
DAIRY PRODUCTS NORTH OF THE
BORDER, WHILE CANADA IS REFUSING
TO BACK DOWN ON DEMANDS THE U.S.
DROP ITS REQUEST TO KILL THE
DISPUTE RESOLUTION SYSTEM.
>> Prime Minister Justin
Trudeau: WE HAVE BEEN VERY CLEAR
ABOUT WHERE OUR RED LINES ARE.
WE'VE BEEN CLEAR WHERE WE THINK
THERE IS ROOM FOR GIVE-AND-TAKE.
THIS IS SOMETHING WE TAKE
SERIOUSLY AS A RENEGOTIATION.
WE UNDERSTAND HOW THIS WORKS.
>> Reporter: THE ONE THING THAT
EVERYONE AGREES ON, THEY'RE
READY FOR A BREAK.
NEGOTIATORS TRIED TO CRAM WEEKS
OF WORK INTO FOUR DAYS AND THEY
DIDN'T QUITE GET THERE.
>> Rosemary: WHERE IS MEXICO IN
ALL OF THIS, DO THEY NEED TO GET
BACK TO THE TABLE, TOO?
>> Reporter: THE MEXICANS WERE
SPOTTED AT THE CANADIAN EMBASSY
FOR MEETINGS, BUT THEY'RE NOT
EXPECTED TO REENTER THE
NEGOTIATIONS UNTIL CANADA AND
THE U.S. DEALS WITH THEIR
ISSUES.
>> Rosemary: THE U.S. CAPITOL
BUILDING WHERE MUCH WILL BE
DECIDED IN THE COMING WEEKS
AFTER U.S. PRESIDENT DONALD
TRUMP SENT A LETTER TO MEMBERS
STATING HIS INTENTION TO
EVENTUALLY INK A DEAL WITH
CANADA.
THE FIRST BIG DATE TO WATCH.
THIS COMING WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER
5.
THAT'S WHEN CANADIAN AND
AMERICAN NEGOTIATORS GO BACK AT
IT.
THE LETTER THEN SAYS THAT OVER
THE NEXT FEW WEEKS, MEMBERS OF
CONGRESS AND BUSINESS LEADERS
SHOULD BE ABLE TO HAVE A LOOK AT
THE AGREEMENT.
IT OFFERS NO SPECIFIC DATES,
THOUGH.
AND IF ALL GOES WELL, TRUMP
INTENDS TO SIGN A TRADE
AGREEMENT WITH CANADA AND MEXICO
90 DAYS FROM TODAY, WHICH IS
NOVEMBER 29.
OBVIOUSLY, THERE ARE NO
GUARANTEES OF A DEAL AT ALL.
THE AMERICANS SEEM TO BE CONTENT
TO KEEP PLAYING HARDBALL, BUT
CANADA, TOO, HAS ITS STICKING
POINTS.
CHAPTER 19, NAFTA'S DISPUTE
RESOLVING MECHANISM ALLOWS
COUNTRIES TO WORK OUT
DISAGREEMENTS THROUGH A NEUTRAL
PANEL.
THE AMERICANS WANT TO SCRAP IT,
CANADA IS ADAMANT IT STAYS.
AND THERE IS THE $20 BILLION
DAIRY SECTOR.
TRUMP WANTS OTTAWA TO REMOVE
PROTECTIONS AND OPEN IT UP, BUT
WITH OVER 200,000 JOBS ON THE
LINE AND CONCERNS OF CHEAP
AMERICAN DAIRY FLOODING NORTH,
CANADA IS UNLIKELY TO BUDGE.
AND THEN THERE IS CANADA'S
CULTURAL INDUSTRY.
>> THEY TEND TO SEE CULTURAL
MATTERS AS EVERYTHING ELSE AS
SOMETHING WITH A DOLLAR SIGN ON
IT.
>> Rosemary: IT'S NEVER BEEN
EASY TO COMPETE WITH THE GIANT
NEXT DOOR.
>> FULL SUPPORT OF THE FREE
TRADE.
>> Rosemary: THAT'S WHY CANADA
INSISTED ON AND WON KEY CULTURAL
EXEMPTIONS BACK IN 1987, LIKE
CONTENT QUOTA, GOVERNMENT
SUBSIDIES AND STRICT RULES ON
FOREIGN OWNERSHIP.
THEY AUTOMATICALLY CARRIED OVER
INTO NAFTA AND WORKED WELL AND
HELPED LAUNCH SUCCESSFUL
CAREERS.
BUT AS POLITICS AND TECHNOLOGY
CHANGE, ARE THE EXEMPTIONS IN
DANGER.
JEROME PAYETTE IS WITH A GROUP
COMMITTED TO PROTECTING THEM.
>> IF WE GO & THERE IS NOT ANY
WAY TO SUPPORT OUR ACTORS, OUR
CREATORS, OUR PRODUCERS, OUR
PUBLISHERS, THEY WILL BE IN
SERIOUS TROUBLE, BECAUSE THE
U.S.A. IS A POWER HOUSE
REGARDING CULTURE.
SO THEY CREATE A LOT.
VERY GOOD CONTENT THAT WE CANNOT
COMPETE WITHOUT GOVERNMENT
SUPPORT.
>> Rosemary: JUST ANOTHER
STICKING POINT FOR CANADIAN
NEGOTIATORS TO KEEP IN MIND
BEFORE TALKS RESUME NEXT WEEK.
WE'RE AT THE END OF WHAT HAS
SURELY BEEN ONE OF THE MOST
CHALLENGING WEEKS OF TRUDEAU'S
GOVERNMENT BETWEEN NAFTA AND THE
PIPELINE.
THE HOST OF "POWER AND
POLITICS", VASSY KAPELOS JOINS
ME NOW.
I KNOW YOU'VE BEEN REACHING OUT
TO PEOPLE IN GOVERNMENT.
>> Vassy: THERE ARE A LOT OF
CONCERNS ON THE PART OF PEOPLE
I'VE BEEN SPEAKING TO IN
GOVERNMENT.
NOT JUST ABOUT NAFTA, BUT
ESPECIALLY ABOUT THE PIPELINE
FILE.
THAT DECISION WAS A BIG BLOW TO
THE MANTRA THAT THEY REALLY GOT
ELECTED ON, THAT WE'VE HEARD SO
MANY TIMES FROM JUSTIN TRUDEAU,
THE IDEA THAT THE ENVIRONMENT
CAN BE PROTECTED WHILE THE
ECONOMY CAN GROW AT THE SAME
TIME.
AND THIS COURT DECISION PROVIDES
THE BIGGEST TEST OF THAT ALMOST
CAMPAIGN SLOGAN WE'VE HEARD OVER
AND OVER AGAIN.
PEOPLE IN GOVERNMENT ARE
CONCERNED THAT THEY WILL FAIL
THAT TEST.
ON THE NAFTA FILE, I MEAN THERE
IS SOME SORT OF MITIGATED
OPTIMISM I GUESS YOU COULD SAY.
CAUTIOUS OPTIMISM.
IT'S NOT THE WORST-CASE SCENARIO
FOR SURE.
THINGS DIDN'T FALL APART, BUT
IT'S ALSO NOT THE BEST-CASE
SCENARIO AND SOURCES I'VE SPOKEN
TO ARE WORRIED ABOUT HOW FAR
APART THEY ARE ON THE STICKING
POINTS.
>> Rosemary: WHAT IS THE PLAN TO
MOVE FORWARD, IF THERE IS ONE?
>> IT'S A DIFFICULT ONE, ON
NAFTA, IF THEY GET THE BEST-CASE
SCENARIO, THEY HAVE TO TRY TO
SELL THE CONCESSIONS THEY MAKE
DOMESTICALLY.
ON THE PIPELINE FILE, THEY HAVE
TO FIGURE OUT, CAN THEY APPEAL
IT OR START CONSULTATIONS ALL
OVER AGAIN?
THEY FEEL LIKE THEY HAVE HANDED
THE OPPOSITION A GIFT TWO WEEKS
FROM PARLIAMENT AND YEAR OUT
FROM AN ELECTION.
>> Rosemary: THANK YOU FOR THIS
TONIGHT.
NOW THE PRIME MINISTER WAS ASKED
ABOUT THE PIPELINE PROJECT TODAY
AND HE REPEATED THAT CANADA'S
CHANGING RELATIONSHIP WITH THE
UNITED STATES MAKES IT MORE
IMPORTANT THAN EVER.
>> Prime Minister Justin
Trudeau: I THINK WITH EVERYTHING
THAT HAS BEEN GOING ON, PEOPLE
CAN KIND OF UNDERSTAND THAT
HAVING ONLY THE UNITED STATES AS
A MARKET FOR 99% OF OUR OIL
RESOURCES SIMPLY DOESN'T MAKE
SENSE ANYMORE AND THAT'S WHY
WE'VE ALWAYS BELIEVED THAT
THE -- WE BELIEVE THAT THE TRANS
MOUNTAIN PIPELINE EXPANSION IS
IN THE BEST INTERESTS OF ALL
CANADIANS.
>> Rosemary: SO, TRUDEAU IS
OBVIOUSLY IT STICKING TO THE
SAME MESSAGE, THE GOVERNMENT
MESSAGE THERE.
BUT DESPITE THE COURT DECISION,
PUTTING THE PIPELINE IN LEGAL
LIMBO.
HOW IS IT GOING OVER WITH
CANADIANS?
PARTICULARLY THOSE WHO WORK AND
LIVE IN THE OIL PATCH?
CAROLYN DUNN HAS THEIR REACTION.
>> Reporter: CHECK OUT THE
LATEST PURCHASE, CANADIANS.
AS OF TODAY, YOU OWN THIS
TERMINAL AND A LIST OF TRANS
MOUNTAIN PIPELINE ASSETS.
OF COURSE, CONSTRUCTION IS
HALTED NOW AND THE WHOLE
SITUATION HAS MANY ALBERTANS
FEELING BETRAYED.
>> I FELT LIKE PROMISES WERE
KIND OF LET GO.
IT WAS JUST THE BIG BLOW.
>> Reporter: AT THE IRON WORKERS
LOCAL 720, OTTAWA IS THE MAIN
TARGET OF THEIR RESENTMENT.
>> A LOT OF MEMBERS FEELING
ANGER AT THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT,
FEELING THEY COULD DO MORE.
TO ME, IT'S DISAPPOINTMENT.
A LITTLE BIT OF ANGER.
AND I THINK FEAR AS WELL.
>> Reporter: A SIMILAR SENTIMENT
FROM THE SOARING OFFICE TOWERS
IN CALGARY'S OIL AND GAS DRIVEN
DOWNTOWN.
>> I THINK IT'S EMBARRASSING FOR
CANADA THAT OUR FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT HAS SPENT $4.5
BILLION AND NOW WE'RE AN
EMBARRASSMENT TO THE WORLD ON
THIS.
>> Reporter: THE ALBERTA PREMIER
WHO BANKED HER REPUTATION ON
GETTING THE PIPELINE BUILT, SAYS
PULLING OUT OF THE FEDERAL
CLIMATE CHANGE PLAN IS THE MOST
EFFECTIVE AMMUNITION, BUT NOTLEY
IS THE TARGET OF ANGER FROM
PROVINCIAL OPPOSITION LEADER
JASON KENNEY.
HE SAYS SHE SHOULD BE DEMANDING
EVERYTHING FOR THINGS LIKE JOB
TRAINING AND INFRASTRUCTURE.
>> SO IF THE PREMIER WAS REALLY
SERIOUS ABOUT ASSERTING
ALBERTA'S INTERESTS, THERE IS A
LONG LIST OF REAL ACTION THAT
SHE COULD TAKE.
>> Reporter: BRITISH COLUMBIA
DOESN'T ESCAPE THE
FINGER-POINTING EITHER.
>> THIS, TO ME, JUST SMACKS OF
PACIFIC PRIVILEGE.
THIS SMACKS OF BURNABY
ARROGANCE.
AND THAT CONCERNS ME.
THERE IS A BROADER CONTEXT TO
THIS AND THAT IS THAT THE OIL
SUPPLY THAT ALBERTA PROVIDES
REALLY IS IN THE NATIONAL
INTEREST.
>> Reporter: SO WHAT IS NEXT?
THE PREMIER'S OFFICE TELLS US
TRUDEAU LISTENED TO NOTLEY
YESTERDAY, BUT OTTAWA HAS YET TO
MAKE COMMITMENTS ABOUT ITS WAY
FORWARD.
THAT LEAVES MANY ALBERTANS
HEADING INTO THE LABOUR DAY
WEEKEND WORRIED, WONDERING WHAT
IS TO COME.
>> Rosemary: SO AFTER ADDRESSING
HER PROVINCE LAST NIGHT, WHAT
DOES RACHEL NOTLEY, THE PREMIER
OF ALBERTA THINK TODAY?
I SPOKE WITH HER EARLIER.
>> Rosemary: PREMIER, GOOD TO
SEE YOU.
WERE YOU WRONG TO BELIEVE THE
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT WHEN IT SAID
IT COULD GET THIS PIPELINE
BUILT?
>> UM, YOU KNOW, I THINK NONE OF
US EXPECTED THE FEDERAL COURT OF
APPEAL TO MAKE THE FINDINGS THAT
IT DID.
YOU KNOW.
AND I STILL BELIEVE THAT WE CAN
GET THIS PIPELINE BUILT.
BUT WHAT I DO BELIEVE IS THAT
WE'RE AT THE POINT NOW THAT THE
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IS GOING TO
HAVE TO USE ITS LEGISLATIVE
AUTHORITY TO MAKE SURE IT
HAPPENS IN A TIMELY AND
REASONABLE WAY.
AND SO THAT IS WHAT WE'RE ASKING
FOR.
YOU KNOW, TAKING ACTION TO FIGHT
CLIMATE CHANGE IS FUNDAMENTALLY
IMPORTANT, BUT WE'VE ALWAYS SAID
IT HAS TO GO HAND IN HAND WITH
ENSURING ECONOMIC STRENGTH AND
PROSPERITY AND CREATING JOBS AND
THAT'S WHY WE NEED TO GET THERE
PIPELINE BUILT.
WE NEED TO GET A FAIR RETURN FOR
THE RESOURCES WE HAVE HERE IN
ALBERTA, WHICH MAKE UP SUCH A
SIGNIFICANT PORTION OF OUR
CANADIAN ECONOMY.
AND WITH THAT, WE CAN AFFORD TO
MOVE FORWARD ON CLIMATE CHANGE,
BUT NOT WITHOUT.
>> Rosemary: YOU'VE SAID THAT
YOU ARE GOING TO LEAVE THE
FEDERAL CARBON PRICING PLAN IF
IT'S NOT DONE.
THE PRIME MINISTER SAID AGAIN
TODAY HE'S GOING TO IMPOSE THE
FEDERAL PLAN FOR PROVINCES WHO
DON'T SIGN ON, WHICH MEANS THAT
ALBERTA GETS NO SAY IN HOW THE
REVENUE IS USED, NO CREDIT FOR
DOING IT, HOW IS IS THAT A GOOD
THING FOR YOUR PROVINCE?
>> THE ADDITIONAL ACTIONS THAT
THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT WANTS TO
TAKE, THAT WE AGREE WITH, TO
COMBAT CLIMATE CHANGE, THEY HAVE
TO WORK.
I MEAN, THEORETICALLY YOU COULD
HAVE A 200-TON CHARGE FOR
CARBON, BUT IT WOULDN'T WORK
BECAUSE THE ECONOMY WOULD FAIL.
AND OUR POSITION ALL ALONG HAS
BEEN THAT MOVING TO THE
ADDITIONAL PRICES THAT THE
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT WANTS TO
WON'T WORK IF WE DON'T MAKE
SIGNIFICANT PROGRESS ON
STRENGTHENING OUR ECONOMIC
FRAMEWORK AND OUR ECONOMIC
FOUNDATIONS, PARTICULARLY IN
ALBERTA, WHICH IS OF COURSE THE
BIGGEST EMITTER IN THE COUNTRY.
THAT'S WHAT THE PIPELINE WAS
ABOUT.
AT THE END OF THE DAY, I SUPPOSE
THEY CAN IMPOSE IT, BUT WHAT
WE'RE SAYING STRONGLY, IT WON'T
WORK, UNLESS WE GET THE
PIPELINE.
AND THEY'RE GOING TO HAVE A BIG
FIGHT OVER IT.
QUITE FRANKLY, THAT'S NOT THE
POSITION WE WANT TO BE IN.
>> Rosemary: WOULDN'T BE THE
FASTEST WAY TO GET THE PIPELINE
BUILT IS TO RESPOND TO THE
FEDERAL COURT, TAKE THE
SUGGESTIONS THE COURT HAS MADE,
IMPLEMENT THEM, INSTEAD OF
APPEALING TO THE SUPREME COURT
WHICH WOULD PROBABLY TAKE
LONGER?
>> THE DIFFICULTY WITH THE WAY
THE FEDERAL COURT OF APPEAL
OUTLINED WHAT NEEDS TO HAPPEN,
IT'S EFFECTIVELY APPEARS AS IF
THEY WANT US TO RESTART THE NEB
PROCESS.
WITH THAT COMES JUST SO MANY
POSSIBLE AREAS OF MORE
UNCERTAINTY AND MORE PROBLEMS.
AND THAT IS WHY WE NEED THE
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO TAKE
LEGISLATIVE ACTION.
>> Rosemary: LET ME JUST END ON
THIS.
DO YOU THINK IT'S GOING TO
HAPPEN, THE PIPELINE?
>> I'M SAYING THAT IT NEEDS TO
HAPPEN, AND THAT IT IS TOO
STUPID FOR IT NOT TO HAPPEN.
SO IT IS NOW TIME FOR THE
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO MAKE IT
HAPPEN.
>> Rosemary: PREMIER NOTLEY,
THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME TONIGHT.
APPRECIATE IT.
>> THANK YOU.
>> Andrew: AS YOUR KIDS HEAD
BACK TO SCHOOL, THERE IS A
GROWING TREND AND A
CONTROVERSIAL NEW PRODUCT THAT
IS COMING TO CANADA.
>> THIS IS COMING TO EPIDEMIC
PROPORTIONS AND IT'S DANGEROUS.
>> Andrew: DON MEREDITH IS A MOM
OF FOUR.
ONE OF HER TARGETS, THE BIGGEST
PLAYER IN THE GAME, A COMPANY
CALLED JUUL.
AND ITS SLEEK GADGETS THAT
DELIVER BIG HITS OF NICOTINE.
>> I KNOW WHAT THESE TEENS ARE
DOING.
>> Andrew: THE U.S. FOOD AND
DRUG ADMINISTRATION IS
INVESTIGATING WHETHER THE
INDUSTRY DELIBERATELY LURES
TEENS INTO VAPING.
IT'S ASKED JUUL TO HAND OVER
DOCUMENTS ON ITS MARKETING
STRATEGY.
AMID THAT CONTROVERSY, JUUL IS
COMING TO CANADA IN SEPTEMBER.
IT MARKETS ITSELF TO ADULT
SMOKER WHO WANT TO QUIT TOBACCO.
AND INDEED, THE WAY THE COMPANY
PORTRAYS THEIR CLIENTELE,
THEY'RE CLEARLY ADULTS.
BUT SEARCH JUUL ON SOCIAL MEDIA,
YOU'LL SEE THIS.
LOTS OF BRIGHT SHINY IMAGES OF
YOUNGER PEOPLE.
AS KATIE NICHOLSON SHOWS US,
WHILE
>> Reporter: IT MAY LOOK LIKE
THERE GUY IS SUCKING ON USB
KEYS, THIS IS THE JUUL STEM.
>> IT LOOKS LIKE A USB STICK.
THIS IS THE BUSINESS END.
IT LOOKS LIKE A USB STICK AND
CHARGES LIKE ONE, TOO.
SNAP IT INTO YOUR COMPUTER.
>> IF YOU'RE WORRIED ABOUT YOUR
KIDS VAPING, THIS IS YOUR
NIGHTMARE.
THIS GENERALLY HAS TWO OR THREE
TIMES THE NICOTINE CONCENTRATION
OF OTHER E-CIGARETTES.
IT'S SO HIGH THEY COULDN'T SELL
THIS IN ENGLAND WHERE THEY HAVE
LIMITATIONS ON THE NICOTINE
CONTENT.
>> Reporter: HE SAYS THE PRODUCT
SHOULD BE KEPT AWAY FROM MINORS,
BUT THE FLAVORS APPEAL TO THE
YOUNG.
>> YOU CAN SEE WHY IT'S MORE
POPULAR AMONG KIDS.
>> Reporter: THE U.S. DRUG
ADMINISTERS IS INVESTIGATING,
TRYING TO DETERMINE IF IT
TARGETS TEENS.
>> FRIENDS ARE ADDICTED TO THE
JUUL, MEANING THEY'RE USING IT
EVERY HOUR OF THE DAY.
>> Reporter: JACK WAXMAN WAS SO
DISTURBED BY THE EFFECT ON HIS
FELLOW STUDENTS, HE STARTED THIS
AWARENESS CAMPAIGN.
>> I JUULED PRETTY MUCH EVERY
MOMENT I WASN'T IN CLASS.
>> Reporter: WAXMAN SAYS KIDS AS
YOUNG AS GRADE 6 GOT HOOKED ON
JUULING.
>> HE WENT TO THE BATHROOM IN
ANY PART OF SCHOOL, IT WAS JUST
FLOODED WITH GROUPS OF KIDS,
BOTH BOYS AND GIRLS, USING THESE
DEVICES.
>> MY KIDS HAVE TRIED USING
CIGARETTES AND IT'S BECAUSE
THEY'VE BEEN JUULING, THEY THINK
IT'S OK TO USE CIGARETTES.
>> Reporter: THAT'S PRECISELY
WHAT WORRIES THE CANADIAN CANCER
SOCIETY.
ESPECIALLY IN ONTARIO WHERE
E-CIGARETTE LEGISLATION WAS
CANNED.
>> KIDS WILL BE EXPOSED TO
PROMOTIONS AND DISPLAYS IN
CONVENIENCE STORES NEAR SCHOOLS.
>> Reporter: HEALTH CANADA SAYS
IT MAY INTRODUCE MORE
RESTRICTIONS TO KEEP VAPE ADS
AWAY FROM TEENS.
BUT FOR A GENERATION THAT LIVES
AND DIES ON SOCIAL MEDIA, IT MAY
ALREADY BE TOO LATE.
>> Andrew: CANADA'S NEW
REGULATIONS ON VAPING CAME INTO
EFFECT IN MAY.
THE PRODUCTS CAN BE LEGALLY SOLD
TO PEOPLE 19 AND OLDER, BUT THE
GOVERNMENT SAYS THIS ABOUT THEIR
USE.
COMPLETELY REPLACING CIGARETTE
SMOKING WITH A VAPING PRODUCT
WILL REDUCE YOUR EXPOSURE TO
HARMFUL CHEMICALS, HOWEVER, IF
YOU ARE NOT A SMOKER, VAPING CAN
INCREASE YOUR EXPOSURE TO SOME
HARMFUL SUBSTANCES THAT COULD
NEGATIVELY AFFECT YOUR HEALTH.
IT'S STILL AN OPEN QUESTION WHAT
THE LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF VAPING
ARE, BUT A STUDY SUGGESTED THAT
VAPING WITH OR WITHOUT NICOTINE,
CAN INCREASE INFLAMMATION.
THEN THERE IS THE NICOTINE IN
PRODUCTS LIKE JUUL.
TEENS ARE ESPECIALLY VULNERABLE.
SAYS THE FDA COMMISSIONER, AS WE
KNOW THE NICOTINE IN THESE
PRODUCTS CAN REWIRE AN
ADOLESCE
ADOLESCENT'S BRAIN, LEADING TO
YEARS OF ADDICTION.
>>> ANOTHER BLOW TO DONALD
TRUMP'S WHITE HOUSE.
REPUBLICAN LOBBYIST SAM PATTEN
PLEADED GUILTY TO ACTING AS AN
UNREGISTERED FOREIGN LOBBYIST.
PROSECUTORS SAY HE KNEW THE
INAUGURATION COMMITTEE COULD NOT
ACCEPT MONEY FROM FOREIGNERS AND
ACKNOWLEDGES HE LIED ABOUT HIS
TICKETS AND FOREIGN LOBBYING
WORK.
>>> TODAY HE LIES IN A PLACE
WHERE HE SERVED TO THE LAST.
>> Andrew: IT WAS WASHINGTON'S
TURN TO SAY FAREWELL TO SENATOR
JOHN McCAIN TODAY.
HIS WIFE, DAUGHTER AND
106-YEAR-OLD MOTHER WERE THERE
AT THE U.S. CAPITOL ALONG WITH
DOZENS OF LAWMAKERS.
MEANWHILE, OUTSIDE THE CAPITOL,
HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE WAITED IN
LINE FOR THEIR TURN TO SAY
GOODBYE.
>> MR. McCAIN STEPPED ACROSS A
LINE.
HE FOUND THE MOST COMBATIVE
PERSON TO MAKE AN ALLY WITH, TO
GET STUFF PASSED.
>> AND THE REPUBLICAN PARTY, IF
THEY'RE GOING TO HAVE A FUTURE,
THEY NEED PEOPLE LIKE JOHN
McCAIN THAT, YOU KNOW, REPRESENT
CIVIL RIGHTS, HUMAN RIGHTS AND
JUST DECENCY.
>> Andrew: McCAIN'S FUNERAL WILL
BE HELD TOMORROW.
FORMER PRESIDENTS BARACK OBAMA
AND GEORGE W. BUSH ARE EXPECTED
TO SPEAK.
>> Rosemary: STILL AHEAD, THE
P.M. HAS MOVES.
NOT OURS.
IT'S THE BRITISH ONE.
AND SHE DOESN'T REALLY CUT A RUG
WELL.
BUT WE'LL GET YOU CAUGHT UP ON
THAT IN THE "MOMENT OF THE DAY".
>> WHO HAS THE RIGHT TO TELL
INDIGENOUS STORIES?
THE QUESTION IS POSSESSED
AGAIN -- POSED AGAIN OVER TWO
MOVIES AS THE TORONTO
INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
KICKS OFF NEXT WEEK.
>> Rosemary: WE'LL TAKE YOU TO
THE SCENE IN DETROIT AND THE
LAVISH FUNERAL FOR EITHARETHA
FRANKLIN.
A GROUP THAT COULDN'T BE THERE,
BUT STILL SENT RESPECT.
[ * ]
>> Rosemary: GROOVY.
THE HANDS OF THE WELSH GUARDS,
PERFECT MUSIC FOR THE CHANGING
OF THE GUARD AT BUCKINGHAM
PALACE.
WE'RE BACK AFTER THIS.
[ * ]
>> Andrew: WHEN YOU ARE
PERFORMING AT THE FUNERAL FOR
THE QUEEN OF SOUL, BRING ON THE
THUNDER.
THAT IS FANTASIA, KICKING OFF
HER HEELS AND SINGING HER HEART
OUT.
ARETHA FRANKLIN WAS LAID TO REST
TODAY IN A WAY THAT ONLY SHE
COULD COMMAND.
A LAVISH CELEBRATION AT A CHURCH
IN DETROIT THAT LASTED FOR
HOURS.
HER BODY ARRIVED IN A 1940
CADILLAC HEARSE.
INSIDE THAT GOLD CASKET, SHE WAS
DRESSED IN A SHIMMERING GOLD
DRESS, HER FOURTH OUTFIT OF THE
WEEK.
AS GUESTS STREAMED INSIDE, A
LINE OF PINK CADILLACS ROLLED
OUTSIDE.
A REFERENCE TO HER HIT, FREE WAY
OF LOVE.
ORGANIZERS INSISTED WOULD BE A
SERVICE AND NOT A SHOW.
BUT HER FINAL SENDOFF INCLUDED
18 PERFORMERS.
* YOU MAKE ME FEEL LIKE A
NATURAL WOMAN *
* I KNOW THAT MY LOVE FOR YOU
* WILL NEVER END
>> Andrew: THERE WERE MORE THAN
15 SPEAKERS.
>> SECRET OF HER GREATNESS, SHE
TOOK THIS MASSIVE TALENT AND
DECIDED TO COMPOSE HER OF HER
OWN LIFE SONG.
>> AS A KID, I COULDN'T
UNDERSTAND WHAT IT WAS LIKE TO
BE ARETHA FRANKLIN'S
GRANDDAUGHTER.
BUT NOW I KNOW WHAT IT FEELS
LIKE.
IT'S AMAZING TO SEE A WOMAN SO
FIERCE, SO COURAGEOUS, GIFTED,
SO RESPECTED.
AND TO BE ABLE TO CALL THAT MY
GRANDMOTHER, TO KNOW THAT I HAVE
THAT RUNNING THROUGH MY BLOOD.
AND THAT SHE'S A PART OF WHO I
AM --
[APPLAUSE]
-- THERE IS NOTHING LIKE THAT.
[ * ]
* CAN WE BUILD THE MEMORY OF
TOMORROW *
>> Andrew: AND GOES WITHOUT
SAYING, THIS WAS AS MUCH ABOUT
LIFTING SPIRITS AS IT WAS ABOUT
GETTING DOWN.
[ * ]
ARETHA FRANKLIN DIED EARLIER
THIS MONTH AT THE AGE OF 76.
[ * ]
* ALWAYS
* ALWAYS
>> Rosemary: MAN, IF YOU'RE
GOING TO GO, GO IN STYLE.
STILL AHEAD, OUR SPECIAL SHORT
DOC.
MEET A YOUNG WOMAN GRAPPLING
WITH A DIFFICULT QUESTION.
WHAT DO YOU DO WHEN SOMEONE YOU
LOVE COMMITS A SHOCKING CRIME?
>> IT'S HARD TO LOOK SOMEONE WHO
HAS DONE TERRIBLE THINGS, BUT
THE TERRIBLE THINGS DON'T UNDO
THE LOVE.
JUST STILL CRAVE CONNECTION.
YOU STILL WANT THEM TO
PARTICIPATE IN MY LIFE.
I STILL LOVE HIM.
INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
OPENS NEXT WEEK, FOUR CANADIAN
FEATURE FILMS WILL ARRIVE WITH
SOME BAGGAGE.
ALL FOUR SHOWCASE INDIGENOUS
TALE
TALENT, BUT ONLY TWO FEET
FEATURE IT IN THE DIRECTOR
CHAIR.
WHO HAS THE RIGHT TO TELL
INDIGENOUS STORIES?
>> Reporter: INUIT LACROSSE TEAM
FROM THE ARCTIC.
>> NOT LETTING HER GO, OK.
>> Reporter: A YOUNG CREE
WOMAN'S JOURNEY SOUTH TO SEARCH
FOR HER MISSING SISTER.
THESE ARE SOME OF THE CANADIAN
INDIGENOUS FILMS PREMIERING AT
THE TORONTO INTERNATIONAL FILM
FESTIVAL.
BUT OF THE FOUR INDIGENOUS
FEATURES, TWO HAVE WHITE
DIRECTORS.
CREE ACTOR TINA KEEPER OF NORTH
OF 60 FAME, STARRED IN BLACK
SPRUCE AND HELPED PRODUCE IT
WITH NON-INDIGENOUS DIRECTOR.
>> I FELT MY ROLE AS PRODUCER
WAS AS CRITICAL AS WRITER OR
DIRECTOR.
>> Reporter: DEBATE OVER WHO
GETS TO TELL INDIGENOUS STORIES
IS FRONT AND CENTRE.
JOSEPH BOYDEN, WHO INSPIRED THE
FILM, FACED CONTROVERSY OVER HIS
CLAIMS OF INDIGENOUS ROOTS.
IN THE FILM, INDIAN HORSE,
RAISED EYEBROWS FOR HAVING A
WHITE DIRECTOR AND CREW.
SOME FILMMAKERS BELIEVE IT'S
TIME THAT ONLY INDIGENOUS
DIRECTORS TELL INDIGENOUS
STORIES.
>> I THINK IN THIS CLIMATE, HOW
WE'VE GOTTEN HERE AND THE THINGS
WE'VE COME TO REALIZE OVER THE
PAST DECADE, I CAN'T IMAGINE WHY
ANY NON-NATIVE DIRECTOR WOULD
WANT TO DO IT.
I'M BAFFLED.
>> Reporter: SHE'S ALSO IN THE
TIFF LINEUP.
OJIBWAY FILMMAKER PONCE WROTE
AND DIRECTED THE FILM IN HER
FIRST NATIONS COMMUNITY.
>> WHEN AN INDIGENOUS FILMMAKER
MAKES IT, THEY ALREADY HAVE THAT
FULL EXPERIENCE.
>> Reporter: THE DIRECTOR HAD TO
EARN THE TRUST.
>> WHEN MIRANDA CAME NORTH, I
THOUGHT, WHO IS THIS WHITE LADY?
>> I WAS SO INSPIRED.
>> Reporter: MIRANDA WAS THAT
WHITE LADY.
>> I WAS AN OUTSIDER, I'M STILL
AN OUTSIDER, SO I FELT A
RESPONSIBILITY TO MAKE SURE WE
WERE TELLING THE STORY
RESPECTFULLY.
>> Reporter: SHE TEAMED UP WITH
TWO INUIT FILM PRODUCERS, BUT IS
NOT SURE SHE'D DIRECT IT TODAY,
GIVEN WHAT SHE'S LEARNED FROM
INDIGENOUS STORY TELLERS.
>> IT'S TIME FOR FILMMAKERS TO
STEP ASIDE.
>> Reporter: SHE NOW MENTORS
INDIGENOUS CREATIVES WITH HOPES
THEY'LL BE THE ONES BEHIND THE
LENS OF THEIR OWN STORIES GOING
FORWARD.
>> Andrew: EARLIER THIS SEASON,
DUNCAN McHUGH SAT DOWN WITH
THREE INDIGENOUS STORY TELLERS.
>> FILMS HAVE BEEN MADE ABOUT
INDIGENOUS PEOPLE FOR A CENTURY
AND WHEN THE GENERAL PUBLIC
KNOWS SO LITTLE ABOUT OUR
GENERAL CULTURE, WE'RE AT A
POINT NOW THAT SO MANY FILMS
HAVE BEEN MADE ABOUT US WITHOUT
US, THEY'RE TELLING THE SAME
STORIES OVER AND OVER AGAIN.
>> THAT MEANS THROUGHOUT
HISTORY, 99% OF ALL MOVIES ABOUT
INDIGENOUS PEOPLE HAVE NOT BEEN
MADE BY US AND WE DESERVE THAT
OPPORTUNITY AS MUCH AS ANYONE
ELSE.
>> Andrew: YOU CAN WATCH
DUNCAN'S FULL CONVERSATION ON
OUR YouTube PAGE.
>>> COMING UP, FIGHTING FOR
EQUAL PAY.
THE SPLIT BETWEEN URBAN AND
RURAL POSTAL WORKERS IS ALSO ONE
THAT IS MOSTLY BETWEEN MEN AND
WOMEN.
>> WE'RE IN SUCH A SEPARATION
WITH A GROUP OF PEOPLE THAT WE
DO THE SAME WORK WITH.
WE DO FEEL VERY SECOND CLASS IN
THE CORPORATION.
>> Rosemary: CANADA POST AND THE
POSTAL UNION SPENT MONTHS TRYING
TO FIGURE OUT WHAT IS NEXT AFTER
THEY FAILED TO REACH A DEAL.
THAT'S AHEAD.
>>> AND REMINDER HERE.
YOU CAN AND YOU SHOULD SUBSCRIBE
TO OUR NEWSLETTER.
IT GOES DEEPER ON THE TOP
STORIES AND HIGHLIGHTS THE
STORIES YOU MIGHT HAVE
CHURCH REVOKED CALLS.
THE DECISION IS AMID A TOUGH
WEEK FOR THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.
PRESSURE IS BUILDING MAKING SURE
ABUSERS ARE HELD TO ACCOUNT.
JUST LAST WEEK THE POPE WAS MET
WITH ANGER DURING A VISIT TO
IRELAND.
THAT KIND OF TRAUMA CAN RIPPLE
FAR AND WIDE, INCLUDING FAMILY
MEMBERS OF THE ABUSERS
THEMSELVES.
TONIGHT, OUR SHORT DOC
INTRODUCES YOU TO A DAUGHTER OF
A FATHER SERVING 29 YEARS FOR
SEXUAL ABUSE.
HOW DO YOU CONTINUE TO LOVE
SOMEONE WHO HAS DONE SUCH
TERRIBLE THINGS.
HERE'S "BETWEEN YOU AND ME".
>> PEOPLE ASK ME ALL THE TIME IF
I'VE FORGIVEN HIM AND I DON'T
KNOW HOW TO ANSWER THAT.
BUT I CAN SAY THAT I LOVE HIM.
AND THAT IT'S HARD TO LOVE
SOMEONE WHO HAS DONE TERRIBLE
THINGS.
BUT THE TERRIBLE THINGS DON'T
UNDO THE LOVE.
>> IT'S BEEN 13 YEARS AND I'VE
NEVER GOTTEN NERVOUS.
>> WHAT I WAS THINKING ABOUT IN
TERMS OF GOING IN ACTUALLY, IS
THAT THERE IS A POSSIBILITY THAT
SOMETHING ABOUT OUR OUTFITS
MIGHT BE WRONG, OR LIKE --
>> OK.
>> AND SO I'M HOPING THAT MAYBE
YOU TWO STAY IN THE PARKING LOT
--
>> YEAH.
WELL YOU'LL SEE US GO IN.
>> HERE'S HOW THIS WILL GO.
THESE PANTS ARE THE PARKING LOT.
THEN WE'LL DRIVE INTO THE
PARKING LOT AND WALK UP TO THIS
BUILDING HERE.
EVERYONE WILL LINE UP HERE OUT
IN FRONT AND WE'LL GO IN.
CAMERAS WON'T BE ABLE TO COME IN
HERE.
THIS IS WHERE THEY'LL DECIDE IF
IT'S APPROPRIATE THAT WE HAVE
THE DOCUMENTATION WE NEED.
IF WE DON'T HAVE IT, WE'LL COME
BACK OUT TO THE PARKING LOT.
IF WE GO THROUGH, YOU'LL SEE US
COME OUT THE SIDE DOOR AND WALK
DOWN A PATH.
MY DAD'S BUILDING IS OVER HERE.
WE'LL GO IN HERE AND THEN WE'LL
BE GONE.
ALL WE CAN TAKE IN ARE 10 PHOTOS
EACH.
>> AND NOTHING LIKE THIS IS
GOING TO GET US --
>> NO.
YOU CAN'T HAVE PICTURES OF
ALCOHOL, NUDITY.
AND YOU CAN'T HAVE ANY HALF
CLOTHED CHILDREN, DUE TO THE
NATURE OF THE OFFENCE.
[ * ]
EVERY TWO YEARS OF MY ENTIRE
LIFE WE WENT TO THE SAME BEACH.
WE DID THE SAME THING EVERY
YEAR.
EVERYTHING WAS RITUALIZED.
WHAT WE ATE, WHERE WE WENT, THE
FAMILY PHOTO WE TOOK.
>> THIS IS OUR 9TH YEAR.
>> WE WALK OUT IN FRONT OF THE
SAME SIGN AND ASSEMBLE THE SAME
WAY.
FOR 35 YEARS.
>> IT WAS EASTER AND MY MOM
CALLED AND SHE WAS CRYING AND
SHE TOLD US SOMETHING REALLY BAD
HAD HAPPENED.
IT STARTED OUT AS THIS
HYPOTHETICAL THING AND THEN IT
TURNED OUT HE TOLD HIS BISHOP,
TOLD HIS THERAPIST, TOLD MY MOM
AND HE CONFESSED.
>> AND THEN THE NEXT THING YOU
KNOW, HE WAS MOVING ACROSS THE
COUNTRY TO ATLANTA, AND GOING
INTO THIS SEX OFFENDER
REHABILITATION PROGRAMME.
IT ALL FELT REALLY UNBELIEVABLE.
>> IT WAS RIGHT AFTER THE BOSTON
PRIEST TRIALS, WHERE CATHOLIC
PRIESTS HAD BEEN INDICTED FOR
MOLESTING ALTAR BOYS.
IT BECAME CLEAR THAT DAD WAS
GOING TO BE THE FIRST RELIGIOUS
FIGURE ON THE WEST COAST THAT
WAS GOING TO BE PROSECUTED.
THE PROSECUTION INTERVIEWED OVER
150 PEOPLE FROM ALL OF MY DAD'S
CONGREGATIONS OVER THE LAST 20
YEARS.
SOMEONE CAME AND CONFISCATED ALL
OF OUR CHILDHOOD VIDEOS.
IT WAS A REALLY SCARY TIME.
>> HERE WE HAVE THE WORRIED
FATHER.
PACING, WATCHING HIS DAUGHTER.
>> Reporter: WHAT I REMEMBER OF
THIS TIME IS THE BIG WITCH HUNT
OF TRYING TO FIND MORE BOYS.
IF THERE WERE MORE BOYS, THERE
WOULD BE A STRONGER CASE FOR A
LIFE SENTENCE.
ULTIMATELY, THEY WEREN'T ABLE TO
FIND MORE THAN ONE.
IT WAS JUST THIS ONE.
>> PEOPLE ASK, YOU KNOW, HOW DID
YOU START TALKING ABOUT THIS?
AND I SAY WITHIN A MONTH OF OUR
DATING, I STARTED DEAL WITH THE
SEXUAL VIOLENCE IN MY LIFE AND
BECCA CASE DAD WENT TO JAIL FOR
SEXUAL ABUSE.
>> I OFFERED THESE THINGS GOING
ON CURRENTLY IN MY MINE.
>> THE ONLY THING I REMEMBER
FROM THAT CONVERSATION WAS YOU
SAID, IT WAS ONLY A SHOWER.
AND MY RESPONSE TO YOU WAS, THAT
IN MY CASE, IT WAS ONLY A
MASSAGE.
>> ONE OF THE MOST STRIKING
MEMORIES I HAVE OF THIS
FRACTURED FEELING IS AT HIS
SENTENCING.
AT SOME POINT, HIS LAWYER SAID
CAN EVERYONE IN THE ROOM WHO IS
HERE FOR MICHAEL PLEASE STAND
UP?
AND THREE QUARTERS OF THE ROOM
STOOD UP.
AND I STOOD UP.
BECAUSE I WAS STANDING UP FOR
YOU, BECAUSE I LOVED YOU.
AND I STARED AT THE MOM OF THE
BOY WHO WAS ALSO IN THE ROOM.
>> IN THE ROOM.
>> AND I JUST LIKE IMAGINED WHAT
WOULD IT FEEL LIKE TO BE THAT
MOM WHO IS DEFENDING HER SON,
WHO IS A BOY, AND TO FEEL THREE
QUARTERS OF THE ROOM ENDORSE
THIS MAN'S CHARACTER?
AND IT STUCK WITH ME IN PART,
TOO, BECAUSE LIKE I WAS ONE OF
THOSE PEOPLE STANDING.
I'VE NEVER MADE TOTAL SENSE OF
THAT.
THAT INSTINCT TO STAND.
>> AND LOOKING AROUND THE ROOM
AND LOOKING AT THE FACES OF THE
PEOPLE THERE TO SUPPORT THAT
FAMILY, I FELT SIMILARLY TORN,
THINKING, I ALSO AM HERE TO
SUPPORT YOUR FAMILY AND MANY OF
THEM WERE WEARING SEXUAL
SURVIVORSHIP RIBBONS.
IT FELT VERY DIVIDED.
THE PEOPLE WITH THE RIBBONS
THERE FOR THE KIDS AND THE
PEOPLE WITHOUT THE RIBBONS THERE
FOR MY DAD.
I FELT THIS PROFOUND SENSE OF I
WANT A RIBBON.
I'M NOT ENDORSING MY FATHER'S
ACTIONS.
HE'S SAYING HE'S GUILTY.
PART OF ME WANTS TO KNOW, YOU
KNOW, DO YOU HAVE DESIRE OR
ADOLESCENT BOYS?
BUT THERE'S A PART OF ME THAT
DOESN'T WANT TO KNOW THAT.
I DIDN'T PICK MY QUEERNESS.
I WONDER IF MY ORIENTATION WAS
TRULY ORIENTED TOWARDS
ADOLESCENT BOY, HOW HARD THAT
WOULD BE IN LIFE.
>> THERE IS NO LIGHT.
>> YEAH, THERE IS.
>> IT SAYS RECORD.
>> WE'RE AT AL AND SALLY'S MOTEL
WITH A TORNADO WATCH.
>> COULD RANGE FROM 71 SAULT
STE. MARIE TO 90 IN CINCINNATI.
>> WHERE IS IT COMING FROM?
>> THE SIGN IS GOING TO FALL.
WE HAVE TO ZOOM IN.
THIS IS GOOD.
OH, MAN.
THEY HAVE BROKEN THE SIGN.
[LAUGHTER].
ARE YOU SEEING THIS?
SALLY IS DYING.
[LAUGHTER].
>> IT'S HARD TO LOVE SOMEONE WHO
HAS DONE TERRIBLE THINGS, BUT
THE TERRIBLE THINGS DON'T UNDO
THE LOVE.
TO STILL CRAVE CONNECTION, TO
STILL WANT THEM TO PARTICIPATE
IN MY LIFE, TO STILL LOVE HIM.
I DON'T FEEL LIKE THERE IS A LOT
OF ROOM IN THE WORLD TO HAVE
THAT CONVERSATION.
>> I KNOW YOU WORRY THIS WILL BE
FAILING TO DO THAT.
>> YES.
MAYBE.
>> Andrew: THAT WAS A SHORTENED
VERSION OF "BETWEEN YOU AND ME".
YOU CAN SEE THE FULL VERSION AND
THE SERIES IT'S PART OF,
SHOWCASING WORK FROM EMERGING
FILMMAKERS ONLINE.
>> Andrew: ON "THE NATIONAL"
TONIGHT, MEXICO NAVY HAS
DETAINED A MAN IN CONNECTION
WITH A DRUG SEIZURE.
>>> THE ONLY LAND ROUTE OUT OF
CHURCHILL FALLS IS GOING TO BE
RESTORED.
THIS RAIL LINE WAS DAMAGED BY
FLOODING IN MAY 2017 AND HAS
BEEN CLOSED EVER SINCE.
IT'S MEANT INCREASED FOOD AND
FUEL COSTS FOR PEOPLE LIVING IN
THE COMMUNITY.
BUT THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
ANNOUNCED THE LINE HAS BEEN
PURCHASED AND REPAIRS ARE SET TO
BEGIN IMMEDIATELY.
>>> CRIMINAL CHARGES HAVE BEEN
LAID AGAINST FIVE QUÉBEC
TEENAGERS FOR ALLEGEDLY SHARING
SEXUALLY EXPLICIT IMAGES OF
CLASSMATES.
THE STUDENTS FROM A PRIVATE
SCHOOL WERE ARRESTED BACK IN MAY
WHEN THEY WERE JUST 12 AND 13
YEARS OLD.
IT INCLUDES SEXUAL ASSAULT,
EXTORTION AND POSSESSION OF
CHILD PORNOGRAPHY.
>>> THERE HAS BEEN A SETTLEMENT
IN A CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT OVER
THE EXPIRY OF AEROPLAN MILES.
IT TOOK AIM AT THE DECISION TO
CANCEL MEMBER'S ACCOUNTS IF
THERE WAS NO ACTIVITY FOR 12
MONTHS.
A SET NUMBER OF AEROPLAN MILES
WILL BE DEPOSITED INTO THE
ACCOUNTS OF ELIGIBLE MEMBERS,
BUT IT'S NOT CLEAR PRECISELY HOW
MANY.
>> HE SCORES!
>> Andrew: ONE OF THE JOSH
DONALDSON'S MOST MEMORABLE
MOMENTS.
THERE ARE REPORTS THAT THE
TORONTO BLUE JAYS HAVE TRADED
THE THIRD BASEMAN TO THE
CLEVELAND INDIANS.
IT'S NOT CLEAR WHAT TORONTO HAS
GOTTEN IN RETURN.
JOSH DONALDSON HAS PLAYED 36,
MISSING ALMOST 100 DUE TO
INJURY.
>> Rosemary: CANADA POST IS
HEADING TO ARBITRATION.
FOR WORKERS IT'S A DISAPPOINTING
DEVELOPMENT IN A LONGSTANDING
PAY EQUITY DISPUTE.
OLIVIA STEFANOVICH HAS THAT
STORY.
>> Reporter: FOR TWO DECADES
NANCY GISIN HAS BEEN DRIVING
THESE RURAL ROADS, DELIVERING
MAIL TO PEOPLE IN THE COUNTRY
AND RESIDENTIAL AREAS.
SHE'S ONE OF 8,000 RURAL AND
SUBURBAN LETTER CARRIERS WITH
CANADA POST WHO ARE MOSTLY WOMEN
AND EARN 25% LESS THAN THEIR
COLLEAGUES IN THE CITY WHO HAD
ARE MOSTLY MALES.
>> WE DO FEEL SECOND CLASS IN
THE CORPORATION.
>> Reporter: URBAN WORKERS
RECEIVE AN HOURLY RATE.
RURAL WORKERS IS BASED ON THE
NUMBER OF STOPS THEY MAKE AND
HOW FAR THEY HAVE TO TRAVEL.
LAST SPRING, AN ARBITRATOR FOUND
BOTH TYPES OF EMPLOYEES DID THE
SAME JOB AND SET A DEADLINE FOR
THE TWO SIDES TO NEGOTIATE PAY.
>> IT'S BEEN A LONG STRUGGLE.
FRUSTRATING THAT YOU'RE SO
CLOSE.
>> CLOSE BUT NOT QUITE THERE
YET.
A DECISION COULDN'T BE REACHED
ON HOW MUCH EMPLOYEES SHOULD BE
COMPENSATED DATING BACK TO 2016
AND WHAT THE WAGE WILL BE GOING
FORWARD.
>> IF YOU CAN'T STAY IN THE
BLACK AS A BUSINESS, PROVIDING A
SERVICE WITHOUT ENGAGING IN
FORMS OF DISCRIMINATION, I THINK
IT'S TIME TO RETHINK YOUR
BUSINESS MODEL.
>> Reporter: THE CROWN
CORPORATION DECLINED AN
INTERVIEW, BUT IN AN E-MAIL
STATEMENT, INTERIM PRESIDENT AND
C.E.O. JESSICA MacDONALD WRITES
PAY EQUITY IS A MATTER OF BASIC
HIGHLIGHTS AND IS FUNDAMENTAL TO
THE VALUES OF CANADA POST.
IN ANTICIPATION OF A SETTLEMENT,
THE POSTAL SERVICE HAS BUILT A
$242 MILLION LOSS INTO ITS
LATEST QUARTERLY RESULTS TO
COVER COSTS.
ALTHOUGH THAT NUMBER COULD BE
REVISED DEPENDING ON THE FINAL
OUTCOME OF ARBITRATION.
>> Rosemary: STILL AHEAD, OUR
"MOMENT OF THE DAY".
IT'S THE MOMENT THAT BRITISH
PRIME MINISTER THERESA MAY IS
HAVING ONLINE.
[ * ]
>> Rosemary: OH, DEAR.
AND IT'S THE SECOND TIME THIS
WEEK THAT MAY HAS BUSTED A MOVE
ON CAMERA.
THE FULL TAPE, AND THE REACTION
FROM ONLINE AND COMPARISONS.
THAT'S NEXT ON "THE NATIONAL".
>> Rosemary: FOREIGN VISITS CAN
BE TRICKY THINGS FOR ANY LEADER,
BUT FOR BRITISH PRIME MINISTER
THERESA MAY, WELL THEY'VE LANDED
SOMEWHERE BETWEEN A NIGHTCLUB
AND A NIGHTMARE.
HER FANCY FOOTWORK IS TONIGHT'S
MOMENT.
>> SHE FIRST CUT SOME RUG
EARLIER THIS WEEK ON HER AFRICAN
TOUR WITH THIS ATTEMPT AT DANCE
NEAR CAPE TOWN.
[ * ]
PROMPTING A FEW JOKES AT HER
EXPENSE, BUT SHE COULDN'T HELP
BUT DOUBLE DOWN.
YESTERDAY IN KENYA, BUSTING OUT
A NEW OUTFIT AND NEW MOVES.
NOT SURE WHAT YOU'D CALL THAT.
THE BREXIT SHUFFLE?
THE ENGLISH CHANNEL CHANGER?
ANYWAY, SOCIAL MEDIA HAS SINCE
EXPLODED WITH A SERIES OF
MASHUPS.
[LAUGHTER]
>> WHEN YOU WISH UPON A STAR.
>> Reporter: PARENTS WITH
TODDLERS WILL LOVE THE BABY
SHARK VERSION.
[ * ]
>> Rosemary: AND THERE IS EVEN
SOMETHING FOR THOSE WHO LOVE
WEIRD OLD EUROVISION SONGS.
SUCH ARE THE PERILS OF
INTERNATIONAL DANCE DIPLOMACY.
>> Andrew: SO HERE'S WHERE I
STAND.
I HAVE A LITTLE UNWRITTEN RULE
THAT I TRY TO LIVE BY, WHICH IS
NOT TO LAUGH AT ANYONE ELSE'S
DANCING BECAUSE LORD KNOWS, IF I
WAS IN THAT SITUATION, I WOULD
NOT DO ANY BETTER AND MAYBE I
WOULD EVEN DO WORSE.
SO GOOD ON HER FOR TRYING.
>> Rosemary: I HAVE UNWRITTEN
RULE NOT TO LAUGH AT POLITICIANS
IN CASE I WANT TO INTERVIEW.
THERE ARE TWO RULES IN POLITICS,
YOU DON'T EAT ON CAMERA AND YOU
DO NOT DANCE.
THE ONLY POLITICIAN THAT MAYBE
CAN DANCE, MAYBE BARACK OBAMA.
THAT'S THE ONLY ONE WITH A BIT
OF GROOVE.
>> Andrew: THAT'S "THE NATIONAL"
FOR THIS AUGUST 31.
THANK YOU FOR JOINING US.
HAVE A GOOD WEEKEND AND GOOD
NIGHT.
>> Rosemary: GOOD NIGHT.
>> Andrew: NOT DOING IT, NOT
DOING IT.
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