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[00:00:26] [ ♪♪ ] >> PAUL: TONIGHT, PROVINCES PUSH BACK AFTER REPORTS CANADA IS
[00:00:28] WILLING TO END THE BOYCOTT ON
[00:00:34] AMERICAN BOOZE. >> OUR RESOLVE IS FIRM TO KEEP U.S. LIQUOR OFF THE SHELVES.
[00:00:37] >> PAUL: ALCOHOL, AUTOS AND DAIRY. WHAT SOURCES SAY CANADA IS
[00:00:41] WILLING TO GIVE IN ON TO GET
[00:00:43] TARIFF RELIEF.
[00:00:46] >>> TWO YOUNG MEN CHARGED WITH MURDER AFTER OPENING FIRE AT A
[00:00:48] CROWDED TORONTO FESTIVAL.
[00:00:51] >> WE HAVE A GROWING CONCERN AROUND THE BRAZEN BEHAVIOR WE
[00:00:53] ARE SEEING. >> PAUL: THE INCREASED SECURITY
[00:00:57] AT ANOTHER MAJOR STREET FESTIVAL
[00:00:58] THIS WEEKEND.
[00:01:01] >>> A BEHIND THE SCENES LOOK AT HOW THE U.S. SECURES THE
[00:01:04] NORTHERN BORDER WITH ONTARIO. >> EVERYOAT COULD BE A SMUGGLER.
[00:01:08] >> PAUL: AND WHAT BORDER PATROL
[00:01:10] MEMBERS REALLY THINK OF DONALD TRUMP'S CLAIMS THAT DRUGS ARE
[00:01:14] POURING IN FROM CANADA. [ ♪♪ ]
[00:01:24] THOSE INTENSIFYING TRADE TALKS BETWEEN CANADA AND THE U.S. MAY
[00:01:28] BE HAPPENING BEHIND CLOSED
[00:01:30] DOORS, BUT TONIGHT CBC NEWS IS LEARNING NEW DETAILS ABOUT WHAT
[00:01:34] IS ON THE TABLE AND WHICH U.S. DEMANDS CANADA COULD BE WILLING
[00:01:37] TO MEET.
[00:01:41] AMERICAN BOOZE BANS, DAIRY QUOTAS AND AUTO TARIFFS ARE ALL
[00:01:45] IN THE SPOTLIGHT AS THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION LEANS ON THIS
[00:01:48] COUNTRY TO SOLVE ITS TRADE
[00:01:52] IRRITANTS OR FACE NEW TARIFFS BY
[00:01:52] THE END OF THE MONTH.
[00:01:59] AND ON ALL OF THEM, SOURCES SAY, CANADA IS PREPARED TO MOVE. BUT THERE'S ALREADY PUSHBACK
[00:02:02] TONIGHT. IN PARTICULAR FROM SOME
[00:02:06] PROVINCES WHO SAY THEY'LL DECIDE WHEN U.S. ALCOHOL GOES BACK ON THE SHELVES. EVAN DYER WALKS US THROUGH THE
[00:02:09] DEVELOPMENTS. >> TARIFFS TO GET A CONCESSION
[00:02:11] PRIME MINISTER? PROVINCIAL BOOZE BAN, SHOULD
[00:02:15] THEY GIVE IT UP, SIR? GOOD WEEKEND. >> Reporter: PRIME MINISTER
[00:02:19] MARK CARNEY WASN'T TALKING ABOUT THE REPORTS THAT CANADA HAS
[00:02:22] FLOATED SIGNIFICANT CONCESSIONS
[00:02:23] IN TRADE TALKS WITH THE U.S.
[00:02:27] SOURCES TELL CBC NEWS CANADA COULD BE WILLING TO END THE PROVINCIAL BANS ON AMERICAN
[00:02:30] LIQUOR THAT THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION CITED AS A KEY
[00:02:33] REASON FOR ITS LATEST THREAT TO
[00:02:35] IMPOSE NEW 50% TARIFFS ON
[00:02:39] A WIDE RANGE OF CANADIAN GOODS IN LESS THAN TWO WEEKS.
[00:02:42] CANADA WOULD BE WILLING TO DROP COUNTER TARIFFS ON U.S. VEHICLES
[00:02:44] AND MAKE SOME CONCESSIONS ON
[00:02:46] DAIRY, LIKELY JUST TWEAKS.
[00:02:50] BUT LIFTING THE BOOZE BAN COULD BE CONTROVERSIAL WITH SOME
[00:02:52] CANADIANS AND DEPENDS ON THE AGREEMENT OF PREMIERS, MANY WHO
[00:02:56] HAVE STOOD FIRM THAT SECTORAL
[00:02:59] TARIFFS MUST BE LIFTED FIRST. >> THERE'S NOT A CHANCE IN HELL
[00:03:02] THAT U.S. ALCOHOL IS GOING BACK ON THE SHELF IN BRITISH COLUMBIA.
[00:03:05] >> Reporter: ONTARIO IS
[00:03:06] ALREADY PUSHING BACK.
[00:03:09] >> OUR RESOLVE IS FIRM TO KEEP U.S. LIQUOR OFF THE SHELVES UNTIL WE SEE THE DETAILS OF A
[00:03:13] COMPREHENSIVE DEAL. >> Reporter: AS IS QUÉBEC.
[00:03:16] THE PREMIER SAYING IN A FRENCH STATEMENT QUÉBEC AND QUÉBEC
[00:03:18] ALONE WILL MAKE THAT DECISION.
[00:03:24] >> WE HAVE SEVERAL PREMIERS
[00:03:24] SAYING UNLESS THE 232 TARIFFS GO
[00:03:28] TO ZERO, THEY'RE NOT GOING TO PUT BOOZE BACK ON SHELVES.
[00:03:31] SO THIS IS A REAL PROBLEM IF
[00:03:35] WE'RE GOING TO SEE
[00:03:38] AN AGREEMENT BY AUGUST 19th. >> Reporter: IF CANADA MAKES CONCESSIONS IT WOULD NOT NOT ONLY FOR THE U.S. TO DROP THE
[00:03:42] THREAT OF NEW TARIFFS BUT TO REDUCE THE EXISTING ONES ON
[00:03:44] CANADIAN MEDALS, VEHICLES AND
[00:03:47] -- CANADIAN METALS, VEHICLES AND
[00:03:49] FOREST PRODUCTS. >> THE FACT THAT THEY'RE TALKING, BOTH OF THOSE IS VERY,
[00:03:53] VERY POSITIVE. >> Reporter: INDUSTRY SOURCES
[00:03:56] WHO SAID THE U.S. MADE IT
[00:04:00] CLEAR THE EXISTING TARIFFS WON'T DISAPPEAR ENTIRELY. >> I'M OPTIMISTIC AS I KNOW A LOT OF MY COUNTERPARTS ARE THAT
[00:04:03] WE'RE IN -- WE'RE IN THE PROCESS WE WANTED TO BE IN FOR MONTHS, TO HAVE AN ACTUAL SUBSTANTIAL DISCUSSION ABOUT WHAT EACH SIDE
[00:04:07] IS WILLING TO GIVE AND TAKE. >> Reporter: SOURCES TELL CBC NEWS THAT CANADIAN NEGOTIATORS HAVE INFORMED THEIR AMERICAN
[00:04:11] COUNTERPARTS THEY VIEW AUGUST 19th AS A MAKE OR BREAK MOMENT IN THE RELATIONSHIP
[00:04:14] AND IF THE U.S. GOES AHEAD WITH THE 50% TARIFFS, THERE WILL BE LITTLE APPETITE IN CANADA FOR A
[00:04:18] RETURN TO TALKS. EVAN DYER, CBC NEWS, OTTAWA.
[00:04:21] >> Paul: LET'S BRING IN KATIE SIMPSON, GUEST HOST OF "POWER &
[00:04:24] POLITICS." KATIE, YOU WERE SPEAKING WITH
[00:04:27] THOSE INDUSTRY SOURCES. WHAT DO THE CONVERSATIONS
[00:04:31] SUGGEST TO YOU ABOUT THE OVERALL STATE OF TALKS? >> Reporter: THE CANADIAN
[00:04:35] TEAMS HAD A DIFFICULT GO OF GETTING FACE TIME WITH THE
[00:04:38] AMERICANS, SO IN ORDER FOR ALL OF THESE MEETINGS TO HAPPEN, IT'S NOT SURPRISING TO SEE THAT
[00:04:42] CANADA IS TALKING ABOUT CONCESSIONS.
[00:04:45] THAT'S ONE WAY TO BRING THE AMERICANS TO THE TABLE IN A
[00:04:47] SERIOUS WAY AND THAT BACKS --
[00:04:52] OUR REPORTING BACKS THAT UP. IT'S ALSO CLEAR THE CARNEY GOVERNMENT IS DEEPLY CONCERNED
[00:04:55] ABOUT OUTCOMES AND THEN OPTICS. THE SOURCES TELL ME IF A DEAL IS
[00:04:59] REACHED, IT HAS TO BE FRAMED IN A WIN-WIN KIND OF WAY.
[00:05:01] NO LOPSIDED U.S. WIN THAT DONALD TRUMP CAN GO OUT AND BRAG ABOUT.
[00:05:05] THAT, OF COURSE, WOULD MAKE IT HARDER FOR OTTAWA TO GET
[00:05:08] CANADIANS TO SUPPORT A DEAL THAT
[00:05:10] WILL LIKELY INVOLVE CONCESSIONS. BUT WHEN WE SAY DEAL, WHAT
[00:05:14] EXACTLY ARE WE TALKING ABOUT? IN THIS MOMENT, CANADA IS TRYING
[00:05:17] TO PREVENT NEW TARIFFS FROM COMING INTO FORCE AND GET THE
[00:05:20] TARIFFS ON CANADIAN SECTORS INCLUDING STEEL AND ALUMINUM LOWERED.
[00:05:24] THEY WILL STILL HAVE TO SEPARATELY TRY TO GET CUSMA
[00:05:27] TALKS BACK ON TRACK AND THAT'S SOMETHING WE NOW KNOW THEY'RE
[00:05:30] TRYING TO SECURE.
[00:05:31] >> Paul: AND SO FOR THE FIRST
[00:05:34] TIME IN A LONG TIME, THERE
[00:05:35] APPEARS TO BE MOMENTUM?
[00:05:42] >> Reporter: YEAH, WELL, DOMINIC LEBLANC IS GOING BACK TO WASHINGTON NEXT WEEK OR AT LEAST THAT'S THE PLAN.
[00:05:45] CANADIAN AND AMERICAN NEGOTIATORS ARE GOING TO REMAIN IN DAILY CONTACT. THEY WOULDN'T BE DOING THAT IF THERE WASN'T SOMETHING SPECIFIC
[00:05:49] TO TALK ABOUT.
[00:05:53] BUT CANADA HAS BEEN IN THIS
[00:05:54] SITUATION BEFORE WHERE THERE'S
[00:06:03] THIS FLURRY OF ACTIVITY, IT'S APPEARS A DEAL IS WITHIN REACH AND IT BLOWS UP. LAST SUMMER, TALKS WERE HEADING
[00:06:06] TO A DEAL AND THAT CHATTER DIED DOWN. LAST FALL WHEN THE TALKS RAMPED
[00:06:09] UP AGAIN AND ONTARIO RELEASED AN
[00:06:17] ANTI-TARIFF AD AND WE ALL KNOW WHAT HAPPENED AFTER THAT. EVEN IF THERE IS MOMENTUM, ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN. >> Paul: ALL RIGHT, THANKS,
[00:06:21] KATIE. THAT'S KATIE SIMPSON IN OTTAWA TONIGHT. >>> STILL IN THE FACE OF
[00:06:24] TARIFFS, CANADA'S JOB NUMBERS
[00:06:25] KEEP CLIMBING.
[00:06:29] TENS OF THOUSANDS WERE ADDED LAST MONTH AND UNEMPLOYMENT IS NOW AT A TWO-YEAR LOW. MAKDA GHEBRESALASSIE EXPLAINS
[00:06:33] WHY THE LABOUR MARKET IS EXCEEDING EXPECTATIONS.
[00:06:37] >> Reporter: THE CANADIAN ECONOMY HAS BEEN WEATHERING AMERICAN TARIFFS AND SLUGGISH
[00:06:40] GROWTH. NOW A NEW SIGN THINGS COULD BE
[00:06:44] TURNING AROUND.
[00:06:47] STATS CANADA SAYS THIS SUMMER, THERE'S A SURGE OF NEW JOBS,
[00:06:51] 75,000 ADDED IN JULY. >> THE CANADIAN ECONOMY APPEARS
[00:06:54] TO BE REBOUNDING.
[00:06:57] >> Reporter: THE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE FELL TO 6.4%, THE LOWEST
[00:07:00] IT'S BEEN IN TWO YEARS.
[00:07:02] 181,000 JOBS ADDED SINCE APRIL.
[00:07:06] AND ONTARIO ADDED 52,000 JOBS IN JULY ALONE.
[00:07:10] THE PROVINCE HAS BEEN HIT ESPECIALLY HARD BY TARIFFS TARGETING AUTO
[00:07:13] AND STEEL. BUT OTHER INDUSTRIES ARE SEEING GROWTH.
[00:07:17] >> THERE WAS A LOSS OF SIGNIFICANT NUMBERS OF
[00:07:19] MANUFACTURING JOBS RIGHT AFTER THE FIRST U.S. TARIFFS WERE
[00:07:23] ANNOUNCED. BUT WHAT WE'VE BEEN SEEING IN
[00:07:26] THE LAST FEW MONTHS IS REBOUNDS IN OTHER SECTORS, PROFESSIONAL
[00:07:29] SERVICES WHICH INCLUDE CONSULTANTS AND ENGINEERS AS
[00:07:32] WELL AS FINANCIAL SERVICES.
[00:07:35] >> Reporter: ALSO LOOKING STRONGER, THE SUMMER JOB NUMBERS
[00:07:38] FOR 15 TO 24-YEAR-OLDS.
[00:07:40] THE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE THE LOWEST IT'S BEEN IN MORE THAN TWO
[00:07:43] YEARS, BUT STILL NOT GOOD ENOUGH
[00:07:48] FOR THOSE STRUGGLING TO FIND WORK AT THIS RECENT JOB FAIR. >> I NEED A JOB. I HAVEN'T BEEN HIRED ANYWHERE ELSE. >> IT'S BEEN TOUGH.
[00:07:51] IT'S BEEN COMPETITIVE. >> I'VE BEEN TO 10 INTERVIEWS THIS SUMMER ALONE.
[00:07:55] CAN'T GET A JOB.
[00:07:57] RECORD REPORT STUDENTS IN THEIR
[00:07:59] EARLY 20s SEEM TO BE FARING A
[00:08:01] BIT BETTER. >> IT'S STILL REALLY TRICKY TO FIND THAT FIRST JOB AS A HIGH
[00:08:05] SCHOOL STUDENT, BUT WE ARE SEEING MORE AND MORE OF THE
[00:08:08] ELDER YOUTH, THE UNIVERSITY AGED PROFESSIONALS, COMING INTO THE
[00:08:12] JOB MARKET ARE FINDING WORK. >> Reporter: ALL IN ALL, ECONOMISTS SAY THIS JOBS REPORT
[00:08:16] IS STRONG, BUT AS FOR WHAT'S TO
[00:08:18] COME... >> THE OUTLOOK IS STILL UNCERTAIN AND THERE REMAIN A LOT OF RISKS.
[00:08:22] >> Reporter: AND A LOT OF
[00:08:23] QUESTIONS, ESPECIALLY ABOUT THE ONGOING NORTH AMERICAN TRADE
[00:08:27] NEGOTIATIONS AND THE POTENTIAL IMPACT ON THE CANADIAN ECONOMY.
[00:08:31] MAKDA GHEBRESALASSIE, CBC NEWS, TORONTO.
[00:08:34] >> Paul: IT WAS A DIFFERENT STORY IN THE U.S. WHERE THE AMERICAN ECONOMY UNEXPECTEDLY
[00:08:38] LOST JOBS LAST MONTH.
[00:08:44] EMPLOYERS SOUTH OF THE BORDER CUT 23,000 JOBS IN JULY, DESPITE THE FACT THAT ECONOMISTS HAD
[00:08:46] FORECAST GROWTH. STILL, THE U.S. UNEMPLOYMENT
[00:08:50] RATE DROPPED SLIGHTLY TO 4.1%.
[00:08:56] >>> IN TORONTO, TWO 18-YEAR-OLDS HAVE BEEN CHARGED WITH MURDER IN LAST MONTH'S DEADLY SHOOTING AT
[00:08:59] A POPULAR STREET FESTIVAL. AS THOMAS DAIGLE SHOWS US,
[00:09:02] POLICE SAY THE CASE HIGHLIGHTS A
[00:09:04] LARGER PATTERN OF BRAZEN GUN
[00:09:06] VIOLENCE INVOLVING YOUNG PEOPLE. >> Reporter: NEARLY A MONTH
[00:09:09] AFTER THOUSANDS OF FESTIVAL
[00:09:12] GOERS FLED GUNFIRE IN A PANIC,
[00:09:14] TORONTO POLICE NOW SAY TWO
[00:09:20] 18-YEAR-OLDS HAVE BEEN ARRESTED, BOTH CHARGED WITH MURDER AND ATTEMPTED MURDER. >> WHO THE ACTUAL SHOOTER WAS
[00:09:22] WILL COME OUT IN COURT. THE EVIDENCE THAT WE HAVE LED US
[00:09:26] TO CHARGE BOTH OF THOSE PEOPLE. >> Reporter: SHAQUAN QUASHIE AND CESAR VERNAZA WERE BOTH
[00:09:29] KILLED. POLICE SAY THEY WERE TARGETED
[00:09:32] BUT AREN'T SAYING WHY.
[00:09:34] FIVE OTHERS WERE INJURED IN THE
[00:09:37] ATTACK THAT SHUT DOWN THE SALSA ON St. CLAIR FESTIVAL LEAVING
[00:09:40] THE CITY SHAKEN.
[00:09:42] >> THIS INVESTIGATION IS ABOUT GUN VIOLENCE AND THE WILLINGNESS
[00:09:45] OF YOUNG PEOPLE TO USE GUNS WITH COMPLETE DISREGARD FOR HUMAN
[00:09:49] LIFE AND THE SAFETY OF ANYONE AROUND THEM. >> Reporter: SOCIAL MEDIA
[00:09:53] VIDEO APPEARS TO SHOW ONE OF FIVE HANDGUNS SEIZED IN THE
[00:09:55] INVESTIGATION. ANOTHER RECOVERED AS POLICE
[00:09:59] SEARCHED THE TORONTO HOME OF ONE OF THE ACCUSED.
[00:10:02] ALL OF IT JUST DAYS AFTER TWO
[00:10:04] OTHER TEENS WERE CHARGED OVER THE DRIVE-BY SHOOTING OF THE
[00:10:08] CITY'S U.S. CONSULATE. >> WE HAVE A GROWING CONCERN AROUND THE BRAZEN BEHAVIOR WE
[00:10:12] ARE SEEING. AND THAT NEEDS TO BE TACKLED.
[00:10:15] >> Reporter: FOLLOWING THE
[00:10:19] FESTIVAL ATTACK, QUASHIE'S MOM SHARED HER GRIEF AND ANGER. HER SON WAS ONLY 25 YEARS OLD.
[00:10:23] >> DO I WANT TO SEE THE CULPRIT
[00:10:25] FACE-TO-FACE? YES, BECAUSE THIS AFFECTS MY
[00:10:29] FAMILY SO MUCH.
[00:10:34] IT'S AFFECTING MY COMMUNITY SO MUCH.
[00:10:38] >> Reporter: THE FEARS OF SO MANY STILL FRESH AS TORONTO PREPARES THIS WEEKEND TO HOST
[00:10:42] CANADA'S BIGGEST STREET FESTIVAL.
[00:10:45] TASTE OF THE DANFORTH IS A GO,
[00:10:48] WITH POLICE INSTALLING BARRICADES AND PROMISING MORE VISIBLE PATROLS.
[00:10:52] >> HAVE WE ADDED EXTRA SECURITY YES.
[00:10:55] CAN I TALK ABOUT IT? IT WOULDN'T BE SECURE IF I
[00:10:58] TALKED ABOUT IT.
[00:11:00] WE'RE FEELING PRETTY SAFE.
[00:11:05] >> REPORTER: FOR NOW POLICE WON'T SAY WHAT THE MOTIVE MAY HAVE BEEN FOR THE SHOOTING LAST MONTH OR WHETHER GANGS MAY HAVE BEEN INVOLVED.
[00:11:09] THOMAS DAIGLE, CBC NEWS, TORONTO. >> Paul: IN ALBERTA, TWO CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS AND AN
[00:11:13] INMATE ARE DEAD AFTER A HIGHWAY CRASH LATE THURSDAY DURING A
[00:11:17] TRANSFER FROM A FEDERAL WOMEN'S PRISON.
[00:11:20] THE CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS, A MAN
[00:11:22] AND WOMAN, ARE BEING REMEMBERED
[00:11:24] TONIGHT AS WELL AS A THIRD
[00:11:27] 24-YEAR-OLD FEMALE VICTIM.
[00:11:29] POLICE SAY THE PRISONER TRANSPORT VAN COLLIDED WITH A
[00:11:33] BOX TRUCK ABOUT 200 KILOMETRES SOUTHEAST OF EDMONTON. ALL THREE PEOPLE IN THE VAN DIED
[00:11:36] AT THE SCENE. THE TRUCK DRIVER SUFFERED MINOR
[00:11:38] INJURIES. WHAT CAUSED THE CRASH IS UNDER
[00:11:41] INVESTIGATION.
[00:11:44] >>> IN PARTS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA TONIGHT, WILDFIRE SMOKE IS
[00:11:46] THICK. THE AIR DANGEROUS AS MORE THAN
[00:11:50] 100 WILDFIRES BURN.
[00:11:51] EVACUATION ORDERS CONTINUE TO
[00:11:55] GROW AND JON HERNANDEZ SHOWS US
[00:11:57] SO, TOO, DOES THE HEART BREAK AS PEOPLE COME TO TERMS WITH WHAT
[00:12:00] THEY'VE LOST.
[00:12:04] >> WE'RE GOING TO BE HOME. YOU'RE GOING TO BE ABLE TO PLAY WITH NOMA.
[00:12:06] IT WILL BE GOOD. WE'LL GET THERE.
[00:12:09] >> Reporter: TREASURED PETS ARE ALL THAT RAYJOHN SIMPSON HAS
[00:12:13] LEFT.
[00:12:15] ON SATURDAY, SHE RACED INTO A
[00:12:18] RAPIDLY GROWING INFERNO TO SAVE THEM.
[00:12:21] >> THE SMOKE. THE SMOKE I SAW. THE COPS HAD IT BLOCKED OFF AND
[00:12:24] THEY WEREN'T GOING TO LET ME GO IN AND I SAID MY HOUSE IS RIGHT UP THERE.
[00:12:28] MY ANIMALS ARE UP THERE. I HAVE TO GET THEM OUT.
[00:12:32] >> Reporter: THE BRADLEY CREEK WILDFIRE TORE THROUGH HER HOME NEAR VERNON B.C., A HOUSE SHE
[00:12:36] BUILT WITH HER LATE HUSBAND.
[00:12:40] >> LIVING THERE SINCE HE PASSED, I FELT HIS SPIRIT.
[00:12:43] I FELT HIS LOVE ALL THROUGH THE HOUSE.
[00:12:46] AND NOW THAT'S GONE. [ Crying ]
[00:12:50] I KNOW HE'S STILL WITH ME. BUT IT'S ALL GONE.
[00:12:53] >> Reporter: AROUND 230
[00:12:56] STRUCTURES BURNT TO THE GROUND. THE OKANAGAN INDIAN BAND IS
[00:12:59] STILL SURVEYING THE DAMAGE.
[00:13:02] THOUSANDS HAVE BEEN EVACUATED. DOZENS STAYING AT THIS LOT IN
[00:13:05] THE HEART OF THE CITY.
[00:13:08] MANY GRATEFUL FOR THE SUPPORT FROM THE COMMUNITY, SOME HUMBLED
[00:13:11] TO KNOW THEIR HOMES ARE STILL
[00:13:13] STANDING. >> WE'VE MET PEOPLE AND HEARD
[00:13:17] ABOUT THEIR LOSS OF THEIR COMPLETE PLACE WITH 30 SECONDS
[00:13:19] TO LEAVE. SO WE WERE QUITE BLESSED.
[00:13:22] >> Reporter: ABOUT 24 KILOMETRES SOUTH, THE QUILPITUK
[00:13:26] CREEK WILDFIRE IS ALSO BURNING OUT OF CONTROL. MORE THAN 2,000 HOMES ARE UNDER
[00:13:30] EVACUATION ORDER.
[00:13:34] THAT FIRE IS RAGING ON THE OTHER SIDE OF OKANAGAN LAKE
[00:13:37] BEHIND ME HERE AND THE SMOKE IS SO INTENSE THAT IT ALMOST LOOKS LIKE YOU'RE STARING INTO AN
[00:13:39] OCEAN. AIR QUALITY ACROSS THE REGION
[00:13:43] HAS PLUMMETED.
[00:13:44] >> IT AFFECTS MY LUNGS.
[00:13:48] YOU CAN'T -- WE NOTICED IMMEDIATELY GETTING OFF THE PLANE A COUPLE OF DAYS AGO THAT
[00:13:52] YOU CAN TASTE THE AIR. >> Reporter: THE WILDFIRES
[00:13:56] STILL RAGING, BUT PEOPLE LIKE SIMPSON ARE ALREADY PLANNING TO REBUILD.
[00:14:00] >> I WILL BE BACK THERE WHERE I WAS LIVING.
[00:14:02] >> YEAH. >> THAT'S WHERE I WANT TO BE. RISING FROM THE ASHES LIKE THE
[00:14:05] PHOENIX.
[00:14:08] >> Reporter: HERE OVERLOOKING VERNON YOU CAN REALLY SEE THE
[00:14:11] SMOKE SETTLING IN ON THE CITY MAKING IT HARD FOR PEOPLE TO
[00:14:15] BREATHE AND THAT'S EXPECTED TO LAST FOR AT LEAST THE NEXT FEW
[00:14:18] DAYS AS IS THE HOT AND DRY WEATHER AND EVEN GUSTY WINDS.
[00:14:22] THAT WON'T HELP FIREFIGHTERS.
[00:14:25] >> Paul: AND, JON, I GUESS WE
[00:14:29] UNDERSTAND THERE'S NO
[00:14:31] CLEAR TIMELINE ON WHEN EVACUEES
[00:14:34] WILL ALLOWED TO RETURN. >> Reporter: PAUL OFFICIALS SAY IT'S TOO DANGEROUS RIGHT NOW. THE TWO FIRES ARE STILL BLAZING
[00:14:38] OUT OF CONTROL AND THE CONDITIONS COULD MAKE THEM EVEN WORSE. ON TOP OF THAT, THERE'S WELL
[00:14:42] OVER 100 DOWNED POWER LINES IN
[00:14:48] THE AREA MAKING THINGS THAT MUCH MORE DANGEROUS. VERY MUCH AN ACTIVE EMERGENCY ZONE. >> Paul: THANK YOU, JON. JON HERNANDEZ IN VERNON, B.C.
[00:14:52] TONIGHT.
[00:14:55] >>> AS THE NEED FOR FIREFIGHTING RESOURCES SPIKES, OTTAWA AGREED
[00:14:58] TO SELL 10 RETIRED MILITARY
[00:15:03] AIRCRAFT TO A B.C. COMPANY TO BE CONVERTED INTO WATER BOMBERS. >> IT'S ABOUT SUPPORTING
[00:15:05] CANADIAN INDUSTRY. IT'S ABOUT MAKING SMART USE OF
[00:15:08] PUBLIC ASSETS.
[00:15:12] AND IT'S ABOUT ENSURING THAT THESE REMARKABLE AIRCRAFT CONTINUE TO SERVE PEOPLE FOR YEARS TO COME.
[00:15:15] >> Paul: THE HERCULES AIRCRAFT ARE BEING SOLD TO COULSON AVIATION, THE CONVERSIONS
[00:15:19] HAPPENING IN PORT ALBERNI. AND THE FIRST ONE COULD BE
[00:15:23] DEPLOYED TO HELP FIGHT WILDFIRES WITHIN A YEAR.
[00:15:27] >>> THAILAND'S PRIME MINISTER IS
[00:15:30] VOWING A CRACKDOWN ON GUNS AFTER A 14-YEAR-OLD SHOT AND KILLED HIS GRANDPARENTS AND THEN
[00:15:34] ATTACKED HIS HIGH SCHOOL. IN ALL, SEVEN PEOPLE WERE
[00:15:36] KILLED. NAHLAH AYED SHOWS US THE TERROR
[00:15:39] INSIDE THE SCHOOL.
[00:15:46] [ Gunshots ] >> Reporter: A MOMENT CAPTURED IN A CLASSROOM OUTSIDE BANGKOK
[00:15:50] AS THE RAMPAGE UNFOLDED. EVEN AS THEY WERE HIDING.
[00:15:54] IT WAS HARD TO HIDE THE FEAR.
[00:15:57] [ Crying ]
[00:16:00] SOME 3,000 HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WERE ABOUT MIDWAY THROUGH THEIR
[00:16:03] YEAR'S FIRST TERM WHEN AT AROUND 10 a.m. FRIDAY, THEY HEARD
[00:16:06] SHOTS.
[00:16:09] AND THEN IT STARTED GETTING MORE FREQUENT.
[00:16:13] LIKE BANG BANG BANG SAYS THIS STUDENT.
[00:16:17] I DIDN'T THINK IT WAS THE SOUND OF A GUN. IT WAS, POLICE SAY, IN FACT A
[00:16:20] HANDGUN.
[00:16:23] WIELDED BY A 14-YEAR-OLD STUDENT THAT BELONGED TO HIS
[00:16:27] GRANDFATHER. HE SHOT EAST 26 BULLETS
[00:16:29] BEFORE SHOOTING HIMSELF.
[00:16:31] WHILE MORE THAN TWO DOZEN WERE INJURED, THE AT LEAST FIVE PEOPLE SHOT DEAD AT THE SCHOOL
[00:16:35] WERE ALL TEACHERS.
[00:16:39] AND EARLIER, IT'S BELIEVED THE SHOOTER ALSO KILLED HIS
[00:16:42] GRANDPARENTS WITH WHOM HE LIVED.
[00:16:46] IT'S THE SECOND SCHOOL SHOOTING
[00:16:50] THAILAND HAS WITNESSED IT YEAR. A COUNTRY WITH SOME 10.3 MILLION GUNS.
[00:16:54] THAT'S 15 GUNS PER 100 PEOPLE. IN RECENT YEARS, THERE'S BEEN
[00:16:57] MASS SHOOTINGS AT A MARKET AND A MALL...
[00:17:01] AND IN 2022 A PROTRACTED ATTACK
[00:17:03] BY A DISMISSED POLICEMAN LEFT
[00:17:06] DOZENS DEAD, INCLUDING 22
[00:17:07] CHILDREN AT A DAY-CARE.
[00:17:11] ON FRIDAY, THE PRIME MINISTER PROMISED A NEW LAW ON CARRYING
[00:17:13] GUNS IN PUBLIC, NO HINT WHETHER ANY CHANGES WILL AFFECT WHO
[00:17:16] STILL GETS TO OWN THEM. HE ADDED THIS LATEST ATTACK WAS
[00:17:19] NOT SPONTANEOUS.
[00:17:28] >> HE INTENTIONALLY CAME TO SCHOOL TODAY TO COMMIT THIS UNFORTUNATE CASE.
[00:17:32] >> Reporter: INVESTIGATORS SAY THE SHOOTER STILL HAD 30 MORE ROUNDS WHEN HE TOOK HIS OWN
[00:17:35] LIFE.
[00:17:38] FOR SURVIVORS, THE SCALE OF THE CRIME AND THE LOSS ARE UNFATHOMABLE.
[00:17:42] NAHLAH AYED, CBC NEWS, LONDON.
[00:17:45] >> Paul: DONALD TRUMP IS VOWING TO FIGHT A COURT ORDER
[00:17:49] STOPPING CONSTRUCTION OF HIS SIGNATURE BALLROOM AT THE WHITE
[00:17:51] HOUSE.
[00:17:53] AS THE U.S. PRESIDENT LOOKS TO
[00:17:56] RE-SHAPE DC, TOM PARRY NOW ON
[00:18:03] HIS LATEST DEFEAT.
[00:18:09] >> WE HAVE TWO FACADES. >> Reporter: DONALD TRUMP'S BIG PLANS IN LIMBO. AN APPEALS COURT UPHOLDING A
[00:18:13] LOWER COURT RULING ORDERING A HALT TO WORK ON THE U.S. PRESIDENT'S LAVISH WHITE HOUSE BALLROOM.
[00:18:16] TRUMP KNOCKED DOWN THE EAST WING OF THE WHITE HOUSE TO MAKE WAY FOR HIS PROJECT EXPECTED TO COST
[00:18:19] $400 MILLION OR MORE. THE COURT SAYS TO PROCEED,
[00:18:23] CONGRESS NEEDS TO APPROVE. >> THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER
[00:18:25] THING LIKE THIS.
[00:18:30] I DON'T BELIEVE.
[00:18:32] >> Reporter: ON SOCIAL MEDIA,
[00:18:35] TRUMP CALLED THE RULING JUDICIAL
[00:18:39] OVERREACH AND SAYS HE WILL GO TO THE SUPREME COURT.
[00:18:43] THIS WAS THE SECOND LEGAL SETBACK IN A WEEK FOR DONALD TRUMP AS HE TRIES TO REMAKE WASHINGTON.
[00:18:47] THE LAST REVERSAL CAME WHEN U.S. ATTORNEY AND FORMER FOX NEWS HOST JEANINE PIRRO DROPPED HER CASE AGAINST A FORMER OLYMPIAN
[00:18:50] WHO THE ADMINISTRATION ACCUSED
[00:18:53] OF VANDALIZING WASHINGTON'S REFLECTING POOL AFTER A
[00:18:56] $16 MILLION RENOVATION.
[00:19:03] PIRRO ACKNOWLEDGED THE REAL PROBLEMS WITH SHODDY WORKMANSHIP. >> IT'S UNSETTLING. IT'S NOT THE UNITED STATES OF
[00:19:06] AMERICA THAT I KNOW. IT'S NOT THE UNITED STATES OF
[00:19:09] AMERICA THAT I REPRESENTED IN
[00:19:12] MANY COMPETITIONS OVERSEAS,
[00:19:16] INCLUDING THREE OLYMPIC GAMES. >> Reporter: TRUMP'S OTHER PROJECTS RANGE FROM GOLD-PLATED
[00:19:20] STATUES TO A GRAND PLAN FOR A
[00:19:26] 250 FEET TRIUMPHAL ARCH. >> WHEN YOU HAVE A SINGLE PERSON WITH SO MUCH POWER, THEY'RE
[00:19:30] REMAKING THESE SPACES TO THEIR OWN TASTES AND IT'S A TASTE THAT SEEMS TO HAVE NOTHING BEHIND IT.
[00:19:33] IT'S DESECRATING IT. >> Reporter: IN ITS RULING ON
[00:19:36] THE BALLROOM, THE APPEALS COURT
[00:19:38] REMINDED TRUMP PRESIDENTS ARE TEMPORARY TENANTS OF THE WHITE
[00:19:41] HOUSE, NOT OWNERS.
[00:19:44] AS THIS PRESIDENT KEEPS WORKING TO CHANGE THE FACE OF THE U.S.
[00:19:46] CAPITOL.
[00:19:48] TOM PARRY, CBC NEWS, WASHINGTON
[00:19:54] >> Paul: SEVERE FLOODING IN ONTARIO'S WINE REGION IS CAUSING MAJOR CHALLENGES FOR GRAPE
[00:19:56] GROWERS. >> THE WATER WAS UP TO HERE.
[00:20:00] >> ALL OF THIS WAS COVERED. >> EVERYTHING WAS COVERED.
[00:20:10] >>> PLUS AT THE CANADA U.S. BORDER, A RARE LOOK BEHIND THE SCENES.
[00:20:13] >> THIS IS PART OF DAILY PATROLS PERFORMED BY U.S. CUSTOMS AND
[00:20:17] BORDER PROTECTION HERE ALONG THE DETROIT RIVER.
[00:20:19] >> Paul: WILLY LOWRY SPEAKS TO U.S. AGENTS ABOUT WHAT THEY'RE
[00:22:56] >> Paul: TYPHOON DOLPHIN HAS BATTERED JAPAN'S SOUTHERN ISLANDS WITH STRONG WINDS, HEAVY RAIN AND WIDESPREAD POWER
[00:22:59] OUTAGES. MORE THAN 500 FLIGHTS WERE
[00:23:03] CANCELED AND SOME 200,000 PEOPLE ORDERED TO EVACUATE.
[00:23:06] THE CATEGORY 1 STORM IS EXPECTED
[00:23:08] TO REMAIN POWERFUL AS IT MOVES
[00:23:10] WEST TOWARD CHINA.
[00:23:13] >>> IT'S BEEN A CHALLENGING SEASON FOR SOME GRAPE GROWERS IN
[00:23:16] ONTARIO'S WINE COUNTRY WITH SEVERE FLOODING ALREADY AND NOW
[00:23:20] MORE RAIN ON THE WAY. SHEEHAN DESJARDINS SHOWS HOW
[00:23:24] SOME ARE NAVIGATING THE EXTREME WEATHER.
[00:23:28] >> THE RAIN WAS BASICALLY -- THE WATER WAS UP TO HERE.
[00:23:29] >> ALL OF THIS?
[00:23:33] >> THE RAIN HAD FINISHED.
[00:23:34] EVERYTHING WAS COVERED.
[00:23:38] >> Reporter: BILL STILL HAS WATER ON HIS ONTARIO VINEYARD BUT A FAR CRY FROM LAST WEEK
[00:23:41] AFTER AN UNPRECEDENTED AMOUNT OF RAIN DUMPED OVER AND OVER ON THE
[00:23:44] NIAGARA REGION. IT'S WHERE ABOUT THREE-QUARTERS OF CANADA'S WINE IS MADE,
[00:23:48] LEAVING VINEYARDS AND
[00:23:50] COMMUNITIES SOAKED.
[00:23:52] >> I DROVE IN THIS WAY AND I WAS CREATING A WAVE BECAUSE I WAS
[00:23:56] DRIVING OVER WATER. >> Reporter: AN ABSURD AMOUNT,
[00:24:00] NOT GOOD FOR THE VINES.
[00:24:02] HE'S BEEN PREPARING FOR MOMENTS
[00:24:06] LIKE THIS, FOCUSING ON SOIL QUALITY TO HANDLE ALL KINDS OF EXTREME WEATHER.
[00:24:09] >> WHAT WE HAVE TO DO IS GET
[00:24:12] AWAY FROM THE OLD IDEAS ON HOW TO GROW GRAPES AND START TO
[00:24:15] REALIZE THAT WE NEED TO EXPECT THIS KIND OF WEATHER, WILD
[00:24:18] WEATHER IN EVERY DIRECTION. GLOBAL WEIRDING AS I LIKE TO
[00:24:21] REFER TO IT.
[00:24:24] >> Reporter: STILL, THIS IS UNCHARTED TERRITORY ACCORDING TO OFFICIALS. >> WE SAW SCENES OF, YOU KNOW,
[00:24:28] WATER POURING OFF THE ESCARPMENT
[00:24:30] AND BURSTING THROUGH WINDOWS.
[00:24:33] IT WAS TERRIFYING.
[00:24:36] >> Reporter: THE CHAIR OF THE GRAPE GROWERS OF ONTARIO SAYS
[00:24:39] GROWERS ARE RESILIENT, BUT -- >> WE'VE HAD A FEW SLEEPLESS
[00:24:41] NIGHTS.
[00:24:44] >> Reporter: ADAPTING TO THE CHANGING CLIMATE COMES AT A
[00:24:48] COST. >> IF NO ONE BUYS OUR PRODUCT,
[00:24:50] IT'S DIFFICULT TO REINVEST.
[00:24:56] >> Reporter: NOW IT'S A
[00:24:56] WAITING GAME.
[00:25:00] >> I'M SEEING JUST A LITTLE BIT OF MILDEW STARTING ON A COUPLE
[00:25:03] OF THEM. THAT WORRIES ME.
[00:25:05] ARE THE ROOTS DROWNING? >> Reporter: HE WON'T KNOW
[00:25:09] WHAT THAT MEANS FOR HIS CROP UNTIL HARVEST IN THE FALL. >> WE'RE TRYING TO GET THINGS DRY.
[00:25:12] >> Reporter: A TOUGH JOB ESPECIALLY WITH MORE RAIN IN THE FORECAST.
[00:25:15] SHEEHAN DESJARDINS, CBC NEWS,
[00:25:19] NIAGARA ON LAKE, ONTARIO. >> Paul: A SENATE COMMITTEE IN THE U.S. VOTED TO HOLD Dr. ANTHONY FAUCI IN CONTEMPT
[00:25:22] OF CONGRESS. >> NOTHING SAYS HONESTY LIKE
[00:25:25] TAKING THE FIFTH, HEY, DOC. >> ANDREW CHANG BREAKS DOWN
[00:25:29] WHETHER FAUCI HAS THE RIGHT TO
[00:25:30] STAY SILENT.
[00:25:35] >>> PLUS AT THE SIGHT OF THE NEW GORDIE HOWE BRIDGE...
[00:25:38] AMERICA GUARDS ITS NORTHERN BORDER.
[00:25:40] >> YOU HAVE TO USE INTELLIGENCE IN PARTNERSHIPS TO BE ABLE TO
[00:25:44] SECURE THIS AREA UP HERE. >> WILLY LOWRY SHOWS US HOW POLITICS TAKES A BACK SEAT TO
[00:25:47] SECURITY.
[00:28:42] >> ON THE ADVICE OF COUNCIL I RESPECTFULLY DECLINE TO ANSWER BASED UPON MY
[00:28:46] RIGHTS UNDER THE FIFTH AMENDMENT OF THE CONSTITUTION. >> Paul: THAT'S WHAT Dr. ANTHONY FAUCI SAID OVER
[00:28:48] AND OVER AND OVER AGAIN IN FRONT OF A REPUBLICAN LED U.S. SENATE
[00:28:52] COMMITTEE LATE LAST MONTH. IT WAS PART OF A HEARING ABOUT HIS WORK DURING THE COVID-19
[00:28:56] PANDEMIC. JUST YESTERDAY, THE COMMITTEE
[00:29:00] VOTED TO HOLD THE FORMER TOP AMERICAN DOCTOR IN CONTEMPT OF
[00:29:02] COURT.
[00:29:04] NOW IT'S UP TO THE U.S. JUSTICE DEPARTMENT TO DECIDE WHETHER TO
[00:29:08] PROSECUTE Dr. FAUCI.
[00:29:16] ANDREW CHANG, HOST OF ABOUT THAT, EXAMINES IF REFUSING TO SPEAK COULD INDEED LAND FAUCI IN
[00:29:19] LEGAL TROUBLE. >> Reporter: IT IS ILLEGAL TO OBSTRUCT THE WORK OF THE U.S.
[00:29:23] CONGRESS, SO WHEN ANTHONY FAUCI REPEATEDLY SAYS THIS TO A GROUP
[00:29:25] OF SENATORS --
[00:29:27] >> I WILL INVOKE MY RIGHT UNDER THE FIFTH AMENDMENT OF THE
[00:29:31] CONSTITUTION TO REFRAIN FROM
[00:29:33] ANSWERING YOUR QUESTIONS.
[00:29:37] >> Reporter: AND SAYS THAT 111 TIMES OVER THE COURSE OF SEVERAL
[00:29:40] HOURS, REFUSING TO ANSWER EVERY QUESTION HE WAS ASKED LAST WEEK.
[00:29:44] >> NOTHING SAYS HONESTLY LIKE TAKING THE FIFTH, HUH, DOC.
[00:29:47] LET'S TRY SOMETHING.
[00:29:51] WHAT DAY OF THE WEEK IS IT TODAY?
[00:29:53] WHAT COLOUR TIE ARE YOU WEARING? WHAT COLOUR'S THE CARPET IN FRONT OF YOU.
[00:29:57] >> ON THE ADVICE OF COUNSEL, I
[00:29:59] RESPECTFULLY DECLINE TO ANSWER
[00:30:02] BASED ON MY RIGHTS UNDER THE
[00:30:06] FIFTH AMENDMENT OF THE
[00:30:07] CONSTITUTION.
[00:30:15] >> Reporter: SUPER AWKWARD.
[00:30:19] BUT IS IT ILLEGAL?
[00:30:23] >> THERE WILL BE REPERCUSSIONS TO YOUR REFUSAL TO TESTIFY TODAY. >> CONTEMPT FOR THIS BODY AND
[00:30:26] CONTEMPT FOR THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. >> BREAKING NEWS THIS MORNING, THE SENATE HOMELAND AND
[00:30:30] GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS COMMITTEE VOTED TO HOLD Dr. ANTHONY FAUCI IN CONTEMPT OF CONGRESS. >> Reporter: REPUBLICANS UNDER
[00:30:45] >> Reporter: MANY REPUBLICANS
[00:30:48] AND THEIR SUPPORTERS DO NOT LIKE ANTHONY FAUCI.
[00:30:51] BUT FEW HAVE SO CONSISTENTLY