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>> Ian: S TUESDAY,

DECEMBER 5th AND THIS IS "THE

NATIONAL."

>> Andrew: BREAKING TONIGHT...

THE WHITE HOUSE CONFIRMS THEY'LL

RECOGNIZE JERUSALEM AS THE

CAPITAL OF ISRAEL AND THE

VOLATILE REGION IS ON EDGE.

>> Ian: RUSSIA IS BANNED FROM

THE WINTER OLYMPICS.

WHAT IT MEANS FOR THEIR ATHLETES

AND THE GAMES AND TEAM CANADA.

>> Andrew: BUT WE BEGIN WITH

AN APOLOGY FROM A FEDERAL

CABINET MINISTER.

>> Interview: AS SOMEONE WITH

A DISABILITY MYSELF IT WAS

CERTAINLY NOT MY INTENTION TO

OFFEND ANYONE.

>> Andrew: THAT'S KENT HEHR,

THE DISABILITIES MINISTER.

HE'S APOLOGIZING TO A GROUP OF

THALIDOMIDE SURVIVORS WHO ACCUSE

HIM OF INSULTING THEM AND

HUMILIATING THEM RIGHT TO

THEIR FACES.

THEY WERE AT A MEETING DEMANDING

MORE COMPENSATION AND

THALIDOMIDE WAS A

GOVERNMENT-APPROVED DRUG THAT

CAUSED BIRTH DEFECTS BUT THEY

SAY THAT MINISTER HEHR TOLD THEM

UNSYMPATHETICALLY THAT EVERYONE

IN CANADA HAS A SOB STORY AND IT

DIDN'T STOP THERE.

DAVID COCHRANE EXPLAINS WHAT

HAPPENED AND HE ASKED THE

MINISTER TO EXPLAIN WHAT HE

SAID.

>> Reporter: A TOUGH DAY FOR

KENT HEHR TAKING PUBLIC HEAT

OVER SOMETHING THAT HE ALLEGEDLY

SAID IN PRIVATE.

>> Interview: WITHIN A PERIOD

OF 30 MINUTES IN THAT MEETING

MINISTER HEHR MANAGED TO INSULT

AND DEGRADE US REPEATEDLY.

>> Reporter: A GROUP OF

THALIDOMIDE SURVIVORS SAYING

THAT THE MINISTER BELITTLED

THEM.

>> Interview: THEN HE WENT ON

TO SAY, WELL, YOU DON'T HAVE IT

SO BAD.

EVERYONE IN CANADA HAS A SOB

STORY.

LOTS OF PEOPLE HAVE IT BAD IN

CANADA, DISABLED PEOPLE, POOR

PEOPLE, NOT JUST YOU.

AND HE SAID TO US, SO, YOU

PROBABLY HAVE ABOUT 10 YEARS

LEFT THEN NOW, THAT'S GOOD NEWS

FOR THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT.

>> Reporter: FUEL FOR THE

OPPOSITION.

>> CAN THE MINISTER FOR PERSONS

WITH DISABILITIES CLARIFY WHAT

HE MEANT BY THESE WORDS WHICH HE

RECENTLY USED WHILE MEETING WITH

A GROUP

OF THALIDOMIDE PATIENTS.

>> SOME OF MY WORDS WERE

MISCONSTRUED.

WHEN I LEARNED THAT SOME OF MY

WORDS WERE MISINTERPRETED, I

IMMEDIATELY CALLED THE

ORGINISATION DIRECTLY AND

APOLOGIZED.

>> Reporter: HEHR NEVER DEALT

WITH THE SPECIFICS OF

ALLEGATIONS DURING QUESTION

PERIOD OR WHEN TALKING TO

REPORTERS.

DID YOU REALLY SAY

THAT EVERYONE IN CANADA HAS A

SOB STORY?

>> Interview: WE TALKED FOR A

HALF-HOUR ABOUT THE TRIALS AND

TRIBULATIONS OF MANY PEOPLE IN

THIS COUNTRY AND, IN FACT, ABOUT

THE DIFFICULT SITUATIONS OF THE

PEOPLE WITH THALIDOMIDE.

>> Reporter: HE STUCK WITH HIS

NON-SPECIFIC APOLOGY.

BUT DID USE THAT PHRASE, THAT

EVERYONE IN CANADA HAS A SOB

STORY?

>> Interview: WE TALKED FOR A

HALF-HOUR ON NUMEROUS ISSUES,

OKAY.

WE TALKED ABOUT THE

DIFFICULTY OF THEIR LIVES HAD

BEEN AND THE DIFFICULTY OF

PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES.

>> Reporter: BUT HE DID DENY

SAYING THAT THE SURVIVORS ONLY

HAD 10 YEARS LEFT.

>> Interview: I DID NOT SAY

THAT YOU ONLY HAD 10.

OUR GOVERNMENT IS WORKING AS

HARD AS WE CAN ON BEHALF OF

PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES.

>> Reporter: BUT THIS WASN'T

JUST ABOUT HEHR'S WORDS IN THAT

MEETING AND THERE WAS ALSO AN

ALLEGATION ABOUT HIS HANDS.

>> Interview: REACHED OUT TO

HER AND GRABBED HER BY THE ARM

VERY CLOSE TO HER BREAST IN A

WAY THAT WAS INAPPROPRIATE AND

UNWELCOME.

AND I THINK THAT WAS -- THAT WAS

A SHOCK TO US ALL TOO.

>> Interview: ANY TOUCHING WAS

COMPLETELY ACCIDENTAL, AND IF

THERE WAS, I COMPLETELY

APOLOGIZE FOR IT.

>> Andrew: AND DAVID IS

JOINING US WITH MORE ON THIS.

BECAUSE, DAVID, HOW BIG OF A

PROBLEM IS THIS FOR

HEHR?

>> Reporter: YOU KNOW, ANDREW,

IT'S NEVER A GOOD

DAY WHEN YOUR MINISTER FOR

DISABILITIES IS ACCUSED OF

MOCKING DISABILITIES, AND SO

THERE'S THAT.

HE WAS DEMOTED TO THIS PORTFOLIO

AND AMATEUR SPORTS IN LARGE PART

OF HIS INABILITY

TO MAKE PROGRESS ON THE BIGGER

VETERANS' ISSUES AND NOW HE HAS

THIS PROBLEM TODAY.

IT REMINDS A LOT OF PEOPLE IN

THIS TOWN OF THE FORMER CABINET

MINISTER JULIAN FANTINO WHEN HE

WAS VETERANS' AFFAIR MINISTER

AND HE WAS CAUGHT ON TAPE

YELLING AT A GROUP OF VETERANS.

YOU DON'T WANT PUBLIC SPATS

WHERE STAKEHOLDERS WHERE YOU

HAVE TO DEFEND YOUR PRIVATE

CONDUCT.

THE SAVING GRACE IS THAT THE

THALIDOMIDE SURVIVORS HAVE

ACCEPTED THEIR APOLOGY AND THEY

WANT TO MOVE FORWARD AND THE

PRIME MINISTER'S OFFICE SEEMS

SATISFIED WITH HOW HEHR HANDLED

THIS, SO A BAD DAY FOR THE

MINISTER, ANDREW, PROBABLY NOT

ONE THAT HAS IMMEDIATELY FAILED

HIS CABINET CAREER.

>> Andrew: DAVID COCHRANE IN

OTTAWA, THANKS.

NOW DAVID MENTIONED THE

THALIDOMIDE SURVIVORS WANTING TO

MOVE FORWARD.

THEY'RE IN OTTAWA DEMANDING THE

COMPENSATION THEY FEEL THAT THE

GOVERNMENT OWES THEM.

THERE ARE 95 SUCH SURVIVORS BORN

IN THE 1960s WITH BIRTH

DEFECTS SUCH AS MALFORMED LIMBS

AND INTERNAL ORGAN DAMAGE.

THEIR MOTHERS TOOK THALIDOMIDE

TO CONTROL MORNING SICKNESS.

IT WAS WIDELY PRESCRIBED AND

GOVERNMENT APPROVED.

BUT WITH TERRIBLE CONSEQUENCES.

SO IN 2015, THE FEDERAL

GOVERNMENT TRIED TO MAKE AMENDS,

REGULAR ANNUAL PAYMENTS AND A

LUMP-SUM TO EACH VICTIM OF

$125,000.

BUT THE GROUP TODAY WANTS DOUBLE

THAT AMOUNT SAYING THAT THEY'RE

STRUGGLING TO MAKE ENDS MEET

BECAUSE OF THEIR DISABILITIES.

SO, IAN, THIS IS ONE FILE KENT

HEHR IS REACTING TO AND YOU'RE

FOLLOWING ANOTHER.

>> Ian: YEAH, AS CANADA'S

MINISTER OF SPORT HE IS

EXPRESSING SUPPORT FOR THE

INTERNATIONAL

OLYMPIC COMMITTEE'S DECISION TO

BAN RUSSIA FROM PARTICIPATING IN

THE 2018 WINTER GAMES.

NOW IN YEARS PAST, THERE WAS ONE

THING CERTAIN ABOUT THOSE WINTER

GAMES, YOU WOULD HEAR THE

RUSSIAN ANTHEM MANY, MANY TIMES

AS THE ATHLETES CLIMBED TO THE

TOP OF THE PODIUM.

AT THE UPCOMING GAMES IN

PYEONGCHANG YOU WILL NOT HEAR IT

AT ALL.

>> Interview: THE RUSSIAN

OLYMPIC COMMITTEE IS SUSPENDED

WITH IMMEDIATE EFFECT.

THE ORDER CLEARLY LAYS OUT THE

UNPRECEDENTED ATTACKS ON THE

INTEGRITY OF THE OLYMPIC GAMES

AND

SPORT.

>> Ian: THIS IS A BLOW FOR ONE

OF THE WORLD'S MOST SUCCESSFUL

OLYMPIC COUNTRIES AND IT'S

LARGELY BECAUSE OF WHAT HAPPENED

HERE IN SOCHI IN 2014, WHERE THE

I.O.C. SAYS THAT RUSSIAN

OFFICIALS ENGAGED IN WIDESPREAD

SYSTEMATIC DOPING AND THEN

TAMPERED WITH TEST SAMPLES TO

HIDE IT.

THE IMPACT WAS SIGNIFICANT.

THE I.O.C. DISCIPLINARY

COMMISSION REPORT SAYS THAT THE

DOPING SCHEME CAUSED EXCEPTIONAL

DAMAGE TO THE INTEGRITY OF THE

I.O.C. AND THE OLYMPIC GAMES.

OF COURSE THE RUSSIAN

AUTHORITIES DENYING MUCH OF THIS

AND THERE ARE THREATS OF A

BOYCOTT AND ACCUSATIONS OF

POLITICAL MOTIVATIONS.

CHRIS BROWN HAS THE REACTION

FROM MOSCOW.

>> Reporter: ON RUSSIAN TV

TONIGHT ATHLETES WERE BAWLING

THEIR EYES OUT.

EVERYONE IS TALKING ABOUT

LETTING CLEAN ATHLETES GO, SO

WHAT DOES THAT MEAN, WE'RE

THE DIRTY ONES?

SAYS A BIATHALON COMPETITOR.

>> [SPEAKING RUSSIAN]

>> Reporter: YOU'RE NOT DIRTY,

YOU'RE NOT DIRTY ASSURED THE

PRESENTER.

HE MIGHT HAVE BEEN TRYING TO

COMFORT AN ENTIRE COUNTRY.

THERE WILL BE NO RUSSIAN

COLOURS, NO ANTHEM, NO TEAM

RUSSIA AT THE PYEONGCHANG

OLYMPICS IN FEBRUARY.

>> [SPEAKING RUSSIAN]

>> Reporter: I THINK THAT IT'S

A POLITICAL DECISION BY THE

WORLD, SAID THIS MAN IN MOSCOW

THIS DECISION HAS NOTHING TO DO

WITH SPORT.

STILL THE I.O.C. SAID THAT IT

WANTED TO GIVE RUSSIA A PATH

FORWARD SO CLEAN RUSSIAN

ATHLETES WHO HAVEN'T ALREADY

BEEN BANNED MAY BE ALLOWED TO

COMPETE UNDER AN OLYMPIC FLAG.

THE HEAD OF RUSSIA'S OLYMPIC

COMMITTEE SAYS IF THERE AREN'T

ANYMORE DOPING OFFENSES

INVOLVING RUSSIANS, RUSSIA CAN

EARN ITS WAY BACK INTO FUTURE

COMPETITIONS.

STILL, THE BIG QUESTION NOW IS,

UNDER THESE TERMS IS IT STILL

WORTH GOING?

>> [SPEAKING RUSSIAN]

>> Reporter: TO GO UNDER A

NEUTRAL FLAG IS A DISGRACE FOR

OUR COUNTRY, SAID THIS

POLITICIAN.

FIRST THE ECONOMIC SANCTIONS AND

NOW THEY DO IT TO OUR SPORTS,

COMPLAINED A RUSSIAN SENATOR.

AT THE HEART OF RUSSIAN ANGER IS

THAT MOST HERE DON'T THINK THAT

THEIR GOVERNMENT HAD ANYTHING TO

DO WITH THE OLYMPIC CHEATING OR

BELIEVE MUCH ELSE ABOUT THE

I.O.C. REPORT.

TONIGHT ONE TV SHOW EVEN GOT A

WORLD CHAMPION ARM WRESTLER ON

TO SEE IF HE COULD OPEN UP THE

CAPS OF INFAMOUS URINE BOTTLES

THAT WERE ALLEGEDLY TAMPERED

WITH TO MAKE CLEAN.

NO LUCK.

SO RUSSIANS WILL HAVE A WEEK TO

MULL IT OVER AND THEN A SPECIAL

ATHLETES COMMITTEE WILL DECIDE

WHETHER THEY WILL ACCEPT THE

I.O.C.'S TERMS AND SEND ATHLETES

TO COMPETE IN SOUTH KOREA.

CHRIS BROWN, CBC NEWS, MOSCOW.

>> Ian: TO GET TO THIS POINT

TOOK YEARS OF ACCUSATIONS AND

INVESTIGATIONS, REVELATIONS OF

CORRUPTION AT THE HIGHEST LEVELS

OF INTERNATIONAL SPORT AND

WHISTLEBLOWERS WERE CRUCIAL.

LIKE THE OLYMPIC RUNNER AND HER

HUSBAND, VITALY, WHO WORKED FOR

THE ANTI-DOPING AGENCY.

>> Interview: WE'RE TRYING TO

FIGHT IT FOR THE RIGHT REASONS.

>> Ian: THEY TOLD THE

INTERNATIONAL AUTHORITIES ABOUT

RUSSIA'S METHODS AND HOW

WIDESPREAD THE CHEATING WAS.

STEPANOVA WAS CALLED A TRAITOR

AND THERE'S BEEN THREATS AGAINST

THEIR LIVES AND THEY'VE BEEN IN

HIDING BUT ADRIENNE HAS SPOKEN

TO THEM A NUMBER OF TIMES.

DESPITE THE RISKS THAT THE

ATHLETES TOOK BECAUSE OF HER

DOPING VIOLATIONS, STEPANOVA IS

BARRED FROM COMPETING.

FOR SPEAKING OUT SHE AND HER

HUSBAND HAVE PAID A HEAVY PRICE.

NOW THAT RUSSIA IS FACING

CONSEQUENCES WE

WE REACHED VITALY STEPANOVA FOR

HIS THOUGHTS.

>> Interview: I'M GLAD THAT THE

I.O.C. HEARD US AND THEY

BELIEVED US AND THEY BELIEVED

OTHER WHISTLEBLOWERS AND IT'S

NOT A VINDICATION BUT I BELIEVE

THAT IT'S A GOOD SIGN FOR

ANTI-DOPING MOVEMENT AND FOR

CLEAN ATHLETES.

I GUESS THAT MAINLY IT'S STILL A

SAD DAY THAT ALL OF THIS WAS

HAPPENING IN MY HOME COUNTRY,

AND THERE WAS ABSOLUTELY NO

SYSTEM IN PLACE TO PREVENT THAT,

SO THIS IS THE SAD PART, BUT THE

GOOD PART IS THAT THE TRUTH CAME

OUT AND HOPEFULLY NOW THE SYSTEM

IN RUSSIA CAN BE CHANGED.

>> Ian: IT'S NOT JUST THE

WHISTLEBLOWERS SHARING THEIR

THOUGHTS ON ALL OF THIS TODAY,

SUSAN ORMISTON SPOKE TO SOME

CANADIAN ATHLETES WHO HAVE BEEN

AFFECTED BY PAST RUSSIAN

CHEATING.

AS SHE TELLS US, WHILE THEY DO

FEEL VINDICATED THEY'RE NOT

VENGEFUL.

>> Reporter: REMEMBER THIS

MOMENT AT THE SOCHI OLYMPICS?

A TOP RUSSIAN OLYMPIAN HOBBLED

BY A BUSTED SKI JUST TRIES TO

KEEP GOING.

SUDDENLY, THE CANADIAN SKI COACH

COMES TO HIS RESCUE WITH A NEW

SKI.

JUSTIN WADSWORTH WAS THAT GUY, A

TRUE SPORTSMAN, WHO HAS WAITED

DECADES FOR TODAY'S DOPING

SANCTIONS.

>> Interview: THE I.O.C. HAS

JUST BEEN DROPPING THE BALL IN

MY OPINION AND SAME WITH THE

I.F., FOR EXAMPLE, THE F.I.S. IN

SKIING AND SO I REALLY FEEL THAT

EVERYONE NEEDS TO COME CLEAN AND

THIS IS A GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR

EVERYONE TO JUST TO ADMIT THEIR

WRONGS AND ADMIT THEY HAVEN'T

DONE ENOUGH IN THE PAST.

>> Reporter: WADSWORTH WAS

HIMSELF AN OLYMPIC SKIER AND

HE'S MARRIED TO BECKIE SCOTT WHO

COMPETED AGAINST RUSSIANS 15

YEARS AGO AT THE SALT LAKE CITY

OLYMPICS.

SCOTT TOOK BRONZE BEHIND

RUSSIA'S GOLD AND SILVER.

>> THIS IS ONE FOR THE CLEAN

ATHLETES.

>> Reporter: BUT BOTH RUSSIAN

SKIERS WERE ULTIMATELY STRIPPED

OF THEIR MEDALS BECAUSE OF

DOPING AND SCOTT WAS AWARDED THE

GOLD.

FOR BOTH OF THEM, ALLOWING CLEAN

RUSSIAN ATHLETES TO GO TO

PYEONGCHANG UNDER A NEUTRAL

BANNER IS FAIR.

>> Interview: THIS SHOULD BE A

MESSAGE TO THE RUSSIAN ATHLETES

TO FIGHT BACK AND TO MAKE THEIR

SYSTEM ANSWER TO THEM ABOUT WHY

THEY'VE HAD SYSTEMATIC DOPING IN

THE PAST.

>> Reporter: SAM EDNEY AND

CANADA'S LUGE TEAM TOOK FOURTH

IN SOCHI.

IF THE RUSSIAN RELAY TEAM THAT

WON SILVER DOESN'T QUALIFY FOR

THESE GAMES, CANADA COULD

BENEFIT.

>> Interview: IT'S RESTORED

FAITH IN MYSELF WITH THE SYSTEM

AND I THINK THAT IT WILL RESTORE

THE FAITH IN A LOT OF ATHLETES

AND AS WELL AS THE COMPETITORS

AND THE PEOPLE THAT LOVE

WATCHING

THE OLYMPICS.

>> Reporter: ATHLETES AND

COACHES HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR

YEARS FOR THE I.O.C. TO OWN UP

TO THE SCOPE OF CHEATING.

NOW IT HAS TO MAKE GOOD ON

SCREENING RUSSIAN ATHLETES FOR

PYEONGCHANG.

>> Interview: IT WAS VERY

FRUSTRATING AND I THINK

DISAPPOINTING FOR A LOT OF US AS

ATHLETES TO HAVE TO KNOW THAT

GOING TO THE STARTING LINE THAT

THE COMPETITION, THE LEVEL OF

THE PLAYING FIELD JUST WASN'T

LEVEL.

>> COMING DOWN THE HILL WE SEE

BECKIE IN THIRD PLACE.

>> Reporter: SUSAN ORMISTON

CBC NEWS.

>> Ian: FOR THOSE ATHLETES THAT

DIDN'T GET A MEDAL CEREMONY AT

SOCHI, THE I.O.C. HAS A PLAN.

>> Interview: SO WE WILL DO

OUR

BEST TO ORGANIZE CEREMONIES FOR

ATHLETES DURING THE OLYMPIC

WINTER GAMES IN PYEONGCHANG IN

2018 TO TRY TO MAKE UP FOR THE

MOMENTS THEY HAVE MISSED ON THE

FINISH LINE OR ON THE PODIUM.

>> Ian: SO FAR THE RUSSIAN

ATHLETES HAVE BEEN STRIPPED OF

11 MEDALS WON IN SOCHI.

STILL WITH THE OLYMPICS LATER

THIS HOUR A FEATURE INTERVIEW

WITH CANADIAN GOLD MEDAL

HOPEFULS, TESSA

VIRTUE AND SCOTT MOIR.

>> Andrew: THERE'S ANOTHER

DEVELOPING STORY THAT WE'RE

KEEPING OUR EYE ON.

THE INTERNATIONAL STATUS OF

JERUSALEM.

IT'S ONE OF THE MIDDLE EAST'S

RADIOACTIVE ISSUES, ISRAELIS AND

PALESTINIANS, BOTH CLAIM IT AS

THEIR CAPITAL, RECOGNIZE ONE AND

YOU UNDERMINE THE OTHER.

HENCE, THE U.S. EMBASSY BEING IN

TEL AVIV.

AND THAT'S SOMETHING THAT NO

U.S. PRESIDENT HAS SOUGHT TO

CHANGE UNTIL NOW.

DONALD TRUMP IS EXPECTED TO

RECOGNIZE JERUSALEM AS ISRAEL'S

CAPITAL AND BEGIN THE PROCESS OF

MOVING THE U.S. EMBASSY THERE.

THE OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT COMES

TOMORROW.

BUT HE STARTED MAKING CALLS

TODAY TO THE PALESTINIAN LEADER

MAHMOUD ABBAS IN THE WEST BANK.

TO ISRAELI PRIME MINISTER

MAHMOUD ABBAS IN THE WEST BANK.

TO ISRAELI PRIME MINISTER

BENJAMIN NETANYAHU AND TO

LEADERS IN JORDAN, EGYPT AND

SAUDI ARABIA.

ABBAS IN TURN CALLED RUSSIA AND

CALLED FRANCE AND EVEN CALLED

THE VATICAN FOR HELP.

THIS IS WHAT EMERGENCY DIPLOMACY

LOOKS LIKE.

DEREK STOFFEL PICKS UP THE STORY

FROM TEL AVIV.

>> Reporter: CALLS BETWEEN

PRESIDENT TRUMP AND SEVERAL

LEADERS HERE IN THE MIDDLE EAST

HAVE UNLEASHED A WAVE OF ALARM

AND EVEN ANGER.

THIS IS WHY... THERE ARE

CONCERNS THAT IF PRESIDENT TRUMP

GOES AHEAD AND RECOGNIZES

JERUSALEM AS THE CAPITAL OF

ISRAEL AND STARTS THE PROCESS OF

MOVING THE U.S. EMBASSY FROM

HERE IN TEL AVIV TO JERUSALEM,

THAT THE ARAB WORLD WILL SEE THE

UNITED STATES AS CHOOSING SIDES.

SIDING WITH ISRAEL IN THE

LONG-RUNNING DISPUTE BETWEEN THE

ISRAELIS AND THE PALESTINIANS.

NOW PALESTINIAN PRESIDENT

MAHMOUD ABBAS THROUGH HIS

SPOKESMAN

TONIGHT SAYS THAT THE MOVES

COULD KILL THE PEACE PROCESS.

KING ABDULLAH OF JORDAN SAYS

THAT THE POTENTIAL U.S. ACTION

COULD HAVE DANGEROUS

REPERCUSSIONS FOR SECURITY

THROUGHOUT THE REGION AND

EGYPT'S PRESIDENT EL-SISI

WEIGHED IN SAYING THAT

THERE'S NO NEED TO COMPLICATE

MATTERS HERE IN THE MIDDLE EAST.

PALESTINIAN FACTIONS ARE NOW

CALLING FOR THREE DAYS OF RAGE

ACROSS THE WEST BANK AND THE

GAZA STRIP.

AS A RESULT, ISRAELI SECURITY

FORCES ARE NOW PREPARING FOR

DEMONSTRATIONS THAT COULD VERY

WELL TURN VIOLENT.

DEREK STOFFEL, CBC NEWS, TEL

AVIV.

>> Andrew: THOSE REACTIONS

FROM LEADERS TODAY UNDERSCORE

WIDER WORRIES BEYOND ISRAEL AND

THE WEST BANK.

CONCERNS THAT THE DECISION MIGHT

THROW THE REGION INTO TURMOIL.

SO THE QUESTION IS, WHAT MIGHT

IT MEAN FOR THE NEIGHBOURS?

>> Interview: I REALLY THINK

THIS DECLARATION WILL HURT THE

PEACE PROCESS.

>> Andrew: PEACE TO THIS

WELL-KNOWN

CARTOONIST TAKES THE FORM OF A

DOVE, AN IGNORED AND OFTEN

DOOMED PEACE WITH THE U.S. AND

DONALD TRUMP AS THE VILLAIN.

HE SEES THE LATEST MOVE AS

ANOTHER BLOW TO PEACE.

>> Interview: AND THAT PEACE

PROCESS AND THAT THE WORLD

CONSIDERS JERUSALEM AS THE HOLY

LAND FOR ALL OF THE RELIGIONS,

NOT JUST FOR JEWISH.

>> Reporter: INDEED

JERUSALEM'S OLD CITY IS THE

EXAMPLE OF THAT CO-EXISTENCE, A

PLACE OF

PILGRIMAGE FOR JEWS, CHRISTIANS

AND MUSLIMS ALIKE.

NEIGHBOURING JORDAN HAS HELPED

TO MAINTAIN AND PROTECT THESE

HOLY SITES.

>> Interview: BY RECOGNISING

JERUSALEM AS THE CAPITAL OF

ISRAEL THIS, OF COURSE,

THREATENS THAT SPECIAL

CUSTODIANSHIP ROLE.

>> Andrew: EXPERTS SAY THAT

THE WORKING RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN

JORDAN AND ISRAEL IS AT RISK.

>> Interview: JORDAN HAS A LOT

OF PALESTINIANS WHO ARE

CONNECTED TO PALESTINE IN MANY

WAYS, EMOTIONALLY, CULTURALLY

AND IT WOULD BE A DIFFICULT

THING TO ACCEPT TO CONTINUE TO

HAVE A NORMAL RELATION OR A

SEMI-NORMAL RELATION WITH

ISRAEL.

>> [speaking foreign

language].

[Applause]

>> Andrew: THEN THERE'S

TURKEY.

TODAY PRESIDENT TAYEP ERDOGAN

THREATENED TO CUT OFF ALL TIES

TO ISRAEL WHICH HAD JUST RESUMED

LAST YEAR, BRINGING TURKISH AID

INTO GAZA AND BILLIONS IN TRADE

BETWEEN THE TWO COUNTRIES.

SO THIS DECLARATION COULD

DESTABILIZE THE LONG-STANDING

DIPLOMATIC AND SECURITY

RELATIONSHIPS.

NOW AS DEREK SAID EARLIER THREE

DAYS OF RAGE ARE SET TO BEGIN

NOW AS DEREK SAID EARLIER THREE

DAYS OF RAGE ARE SET TO BEGIN

TOMORROW AND THAT'S PROMPTED NEW

TRAVEL ADVISORIES TONIGHT.

THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT IS

ASKING ALL TRAVELLERS TO ISRAEL

TO EXERCISE A HIGH DEGREE OF

CAUTION FOR THE NEXT THREE DAYS.

AND THE U.S. CONSULATE GENERAL

IN JERUSALEM ANNOUNCED TODAY

THAT U.S.

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES ARE NOT

PERMITTED TO TRAVEL TO JERUSALEM

AND THE WEST BANK UNTIL FURTHER

NOTICE.

THIS INCLUDES FAMILY OF

U.S. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES AS

WELL.

>> Ian: WELL AHEAD ON "THE

NATIONAL"... CONTROVERSIAL

ALABAMA SENATE CANDIDATE ROY

MOORE IS CHEST DEEP IN SEXUAL

MISCONDUCT ALLEGATIONS THAT WILL

NOT GO AWAY AND YET HE COULD

STILL WIN IT.

KEITH BOAG LOOKS AT WHY.

>> Andrew: AFTER A SERIES OF

YOUTH SUICIDES IN SASKATCHEWAN

YOUTH SUICIDES IN SASKATCHEWAN

WE'LL TELL YOU ABOUT A NEW PLAN

TO TURN

THINGS AROUND WITH INPUT FROM

YOUNG PEOPLE ITSELF.

>> Ian: AND THE GOLDEN STATE IS

IN FLAMES, FORCING TENS OF

THOUSANDS TO THREE.

LEAVING CALIFORNIANS TO WONDER

IF THIS DEVASTATING FIRE SEASON

WILL EVER END.

>> Interview: I HAVE BEEN AN

OWNER FOR 40 YEARS HERE AND IT

JUST IS CRAZY WHAT'S GOING ON.

>> Interview: THIS WAS GOING

TO BE MY DYING IN HOUSE BUT THE

ONLY THING IS THAT THE HOUSE

DIED BEFORE I DID.

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>> Andrew: ON "THE NATIONAL"

TONIGHT ANOTHER ACTOR HAS BEEN

FIRED OVER SEXUAL ASSAULT

ALLEGATIONS, DANNY MASTERSON WAS

ON "THAT 70s SHOW" ON THE

NETFLIX SERIES "THE WRENCH" AND

THEY LET HIM GO AFTER MULTIPLE

WOMEN ACCUSED HIM OF SEXUAL

ASSAULT.

MASTERSON HAS DENIED THE

ALLEGATIONS BUT LOS ANGELES

POLICE SAY THEY ARE

INVESTIGATING.

>> MY LEGACY CAN'T BE

COMPROMISED OR DIMINISHED IN ANY

WAY BY WHAT WE'RE GOING THROUGH

NOW.

THIS TOO SHALL PASS.

>> Andrew: THAT WAS DEMOCRATIC

REPRESENTATIVE JOHN CONYERS ON

THE RADIO THIS MORNING.

HE'S STILL DENYING ALLEGATIONS

THAT HE SEXUALLY HARASSED FORMER

EMPLOYEES, BUT TODAY AFTER

INTENSE PRESSURE TO RESIGN THE

88-YEAR-OLD ANNOUNCED THAT HE'S

RETIRING IMMEDIATELY.

>> Ian: IN ALABAMA TONIGHT A

CANDIDATE WHOSE POLITICAL BRAND

IS

DEFIANCE OF THE WASHINGTON

ESTABLISHMENT, WHO IS INTENSELY

POLARIZING AND DOGGED BY

CONTROVERSY, A CANDIDATE WHO

ELECTRIFIED A CROWD OF

SUPPORTERS AND, NO, WE'RE NOT

TALKING ABOUT DONALD TRUMP.

[Applause]

ROY MOORE IS RUNNING FOR THE

U.S. SENATE IN THE VOTE NEXT

WEEK.

IT'S THE BIGGEST ELECTORAL TEST

FOR THE REPUBLICANS SINCE TRUMP

WON THE ELECTION LAST YEAR AND

IT'S THE BIGGEST ELECTORAL TEST

FOR THE REPUBLICANS SINCE TRUMP

WON THE ELECTION LAST YEAR AND

AT TIMES MOORE HAS TRAILED IN

THE POLLS WHICH IS SAYING

SOMETHING FOR A REPUBLICAN IN

ALABAMA.

SEVERAL WOMEN HAVE COME FORWARD

ACCUSING HIM OF SEXUAL

MISCONDUCT WHEN THEY WERE TEENS.

MOORE DENIES IT, TRUMP STANDS BY

HIM AND RIGHT HERE, RIGHT NOW,

SO DO HIS SUPPORTERS.

WELL, KEITH BOAG IS IN FAIRHOPE,

ALABAMA, TO GIVE US A SENSE OF

THE INTENSITY OF THE SENATE RACE

BUT HOW DO THEY SEE HIM?

>> Reporter: THEY ARE BRUSHING

IT OFF AND WE SPOKE TO A NUMBER

OF THEM WHO ALL SAID ESSENTIALLY

THE SAME THING -- EITHER THEY

SAID THAT IN THE UNITED STATES

OF AMERICA EVERYONE IS INNOCENT

UNTIL THEY'RE PROVEN GUILTY OR

THEY SAID THAT THESE ALLEGED

INCIDENTS HAPPENED 40 YEARS AGO,

WHY ARE THE WOMEN ONLY COMING

FORWARD AT THIS TIME WHEN

THERE'S AN ELECTION UNDERWAY,

SUGGESTING THAT THERE WAS SOME

KIND OF CONSPIRACY AGAINST ROY

MOORE.

BUT WE ALSO SPOKE TO A SPOKESMAN

FOR THE CAMPAIGN WHO ADMITTED

THAT THIS IS A MUCH TIGHTER RACE

THAN ANYONE THOUGHT IT WOULD BE.

THE POLLS ARE NOW SHOWING THAT

THERE'S A BOUNCE BACK FOR ROY

MOORE BUT HE'S ONLY LEADING IN

THE RACE BY A POINT OR TWO AND

THOUGH THE CAMPAIGN SAYS THEY

EXPECT THAT NEXT TUESDAY WHEN

THE VOTES ARE ALL COUNTED THAT

HE'LL HAVE WON BY 10 PERCENTAGE

POINTS, NORMALLY A REPUBLICAN IN

THIS STATE, ALABAMA, WOULD BE

WINNING THIS RACE BY ABOUT 30

POINTS.

SO IT'S MUCH TIGHTER THAN ANYONE

EXPECTED.

>> Ian: YOU WERE AT THE RALLY

TONIGHT AND STEVE BANNON WAS ON

THE STAGE, A FORMER MEMBER OF

THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION AND NOW

HE HAS DECLARED WAR ON THE

REPUBLICAN ESTABLISHMENT SO WHAT

SHOULD WE MAKE OF BANNON'S

APPEARANCE?

>> Reporter: WELL, BANNON

CLEARLY WAS TRYING TO REFRAME IT

AS A REFERENDUM ON DONALD

TRUMP'S AGENDA AND HE SAID DON'T

LET THEM TAKE YOUR VOICE AWAY.

BUT HE SPENT MORE TIME ATTACKING

THE REPUBLICAN ESTABLISHMENT

THAN DEMOCRATS AND HE NAMED JEFF

FLAKE AND MITCH McCONNELL AND

PAUL RYAN AND MITT ROMNEY AS

ENEMIES OF THE TRUMP-SUPPORTING

BASE OF THE PARTY AND HE

REPEATED AGAIN AND AGAIN YOU

CANNOT LET THESE PEOPLE TAKE THE

VOICE OF THE DEPLORABLES AWAY

FROM THEM, YOU HAVE TO GET OUT

AND YOU HAVE TO VOTE FOR ROY

MOORE.

>> Ian: KEITH BOAG IN ALABAMA

TONIGHT, THANK YOU.

>> Ian: STILL TO COME THIS HOUR

ON "THE NATIONAL"... SOUTHERN

CALIFORNIA IS BURNING, 10 OF

THOUSANDS FLEE AS ONE OF THE

WORST WILDFIRE SEASONS IN THE

STATE'S HISTORY FLARES UP AGAIN.

>> Andrew: AND THE U.S.

SUPREME COURT HAS A LANDMARK

CASE THAT PITS GAY RIGHTS

AGAINST FREEDOM OF SPEECH, ALL

OVER A WEDDING CAKE.

>> Interview: I RESPECTFULLY

DECLINE TO CREATE A CUSTOM CAKE

THAT WOULD CELEBRATE A VIEW OF

MARRIAGE IN DIRECT CONFLICT WITH

MY FAITH CORE TEACHINGS.

>> Interview: WE FELT LIKE

SECOND-CLASS CITIZENS IN OUR

>> BE READY TO GO.

WE SAY READY, SET, GO.

RIGHT NOW MAKE SURE THAT YOU

HAVE THOSE CRITICAL DOCUMENTS,

THE CRITICAL STUFF THAT YOU

NEED, HAVE IT READY, PUT IT IN

YOUR CAR AND YOU HEAR GO, GO.

>> Andrew: THAT'S THE KIND OF

WARNING THAT THOUSANDS OF

CALIFORNIANS WERE WOKEN UP TO AS

A PAIR OF FAST-MOVING WILDFIRES

CLOSED IN ON THEM.

TENS OF THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE HAVE

ALREADY BEEN FORCED FROM THEIR

HOMES AND HERE'S WHY... THE

FIRST FIRE BEGAN YESTERDAY

EVENING NORTH OF SANTA PAULA,

CALIFORNIA.

AND IT GREW FAST AND FURIOUS.

BY MID-DAY TODAY IT HAD SPREAD

OVER 200 SQUARE KILOMETRES IN

VENTURA COUNTY, INCLUDING THE

CITY OF VENTURA ITSELF.

ABOUT 100,000 PEOPLE LIVE THERE.

AT LEAST 150 STRUCTURES,

INCLUDING HOMES, WERE BURNED TO

THE GROUND AND CALIFORNIA

DECLARED A STATE OF EMERGENCY.

BUT THEN THINGS GOT WORSE.

A SECOND FIRE BROKE OUT AT

AROUND 3:30 a.m. LOCAL TIME

IT BURNED INTO LOS ANGELES

COUNTY,

INCLUDING THE NORTHERN

NEIGHBOURHOODS OF L.A. FORCING

THE EVACUATION OF 2,500 HOMES.

THOSE ARE TWO OUT OF SEVERAL

FIRES BURNING IN THE REGION

RIGHT NOW AND CBC'S KIM

BRUNHUBER SAW THE EXTENT OF IT

ALL

FIRSTHAND.

HE SPENT THE DAY NEAR THE FLAMES

IN VENTURA COUNTY.

>> Reporter: THEY MAY CALL IT

A CALM FIRE BUT YOU GET A

SENSE AS YOU WALK IN THE SMOKY

BLACKENED LANDSCAPE THAT THERE

ISN'T JUST ONE FIRE BUT

HUNDREDS, THOUSANDS.

HERE MOMENTS AGO A TREE BURST

INTO FLAME.

HERE IS A FIELD ON FIRE.

HERE FIREFIGHTERS HAVE BEEN ON

THEIR FEET FOR MORE THAN 12

HOURS POPPING FROM ONE SET OF

FLAMES TO THE NEXT.

AT ONE END OF THE CITY OF SANTA

PAULA, THE FIRE HAS COME AND

GONE.

200 METRES AWAY THIS FAMILY

WAITS FOR NEWS.

THEY EVACUATED THEIR HOME

YESTERDAY IN THE DEAD OF NIGHT.

>> Interview: IT WAS BEHIND US

AND IT WAS IN FRONT OF US SO WE

WERE TRAPPED IN IT SO WE HAD TO

GET OUT.

>> Reporter: YOU WERE

BASICALLY SURROUNDED ON THAT

SIDE AND THIS SIDE?

>> Interview: RIGHT.

>> Reporter: THEY CAME BACK

THIS MORNING TO SEE IF THEIR

HOUSE WAS STILL STANDING.

I CAME FROM THAT DIRECTION SO

THEY ASKED ME.

A SMALL LITTLE HOUSE AND A

BIGGER HOUSE NEXT TO IT, SO BOTH

OF THOSE HAVE BURNED.

YEAH, I'M SORRY TO SAY.

THOSE YOURS?

>> Interview: YEAH.

>> Reporter: OH, MAN.

>> Interview: THANK YOU.

>> Reporter: SORRY ABOUT THAT.

THEIRS IS JUST ONE OF MORE THAN

1,000 HOMES LOST IN THIS PARCHED

LAND, TOO MUCH WIND, AND NOT

ENOUGH WATER.

>> Interview: THE TOPOGRAPHY

WIND-DRIVEN FIRES ARE JUST

IMPOSSIBLE TO GET AHEAD OF AND

THERE'S NOT ENOUGH RESOURCES

AND, YOU KNOW, IT TAKES AN

ENTIRE MUTUAL AID SYSTEM TO EVEN

PUT A DENT IN IT.

>> Reporter: IF HE SOUNDS

HOPELESS MAYBE IT IS BECAUSE HE

TOO LOST MOST OF HIS HOME LAST

NIGHT.

TRYING TO BOOST MORALE ARE

MARLENE AND HER FRIENDS WITH

THEIR HOMEMADE SIGNS.

>> Interview: TO BE HONEST I

WAS REALLY SCARED WHAT WAS GOING

ON AND I SAW ALL OF THESE

FIREFIGHTERS COMING IN FROM

DIFFERENT CITIES

AND I WANTED TO SHOW THAT WE

APPRECIATE WHAT THEY'RE DOING

FOR US.

>> Reporter: HERE IN THE

MIDDLE OF THE HOT ZONE YOU COME

ACROSS GHOSTS IN THE SMOKE.

VOLUNTEERS FIGHTING THE FLAMES

AS BEST THEY CAN.

WITH THIS SMOKY ECLIPSE IT'S

HARD TO SEE, HARD TO BREATHE AND

IT'S RAINING ASH.

THERE'S FIRE ALL AROUND.

EVEN IF YOU CAN'T SEE IT YOU

KNOW THAT IT'S THERE.

I LEAVE THE PART OF TOWN WHERE

THE FIRE IS AND HEAD TOWARDS

WHERE IT'S GOING.

AT THE OTHER OF SANTA PAULA, A

FRANTIC RUSH TO EVACUATE, TO GET

RESIDENTS ON THE ROAD BEFORE THE

FIRE BEATS IT TO THEM.

YOU'RE NOT SCARED, MA'AM?

>> [SPEAKING SPANISH]

>> Reporter: [SPEAKING

SPANISH]

ARE YOU SCARED, I ASK HER?

NOT FOR ME, SHE SAID, BUT FOR

THE

CHILDREN.

SHE HAS A RIGHT TO BE SCARED.

SEE THESE HILLS THERE?

THE FLOWNS HAVE GROWN VISIBLY IN

JUST THE TIME THAT I HAVE BEEN

WATCHING THEM AND FANNED BY THE

MONSTER WINDS.

ON THE ROOFS, THE RESIDENTS LIKE

JOE PACHECO ARE TRYING TO

PROTECT THEIR HOMES.

>> Interview: I HAVE NEVER

SEEN ANYTHING LIKE THIS SINCE I

HAVE BEEN HERE.

BORN AND RAISED HERE AND NEVER

HAVE.

>> Reporter: SO HE KEEPS

WATERING AND HOPING FOR AN EARLY

CHRISTMAS MIRACLE.

WITH FIRE ON BOTH SIDES AND

CLOSING IN.

KIM BRUNHUBER, CBC NEWS, SANTA

PAULA, CALIFORNIA.

>> Andrew: ALL OF THAT

DEVASTATION COMES NEAR THE

END OF THE WORST WILDFIRE SEASON

IN CALIFORNIA HISTORY.

IN OCTOBER ALONE AT LEAST 43

PEOPLE WERE KILLED AND MORE THAN

10,000 BUILDINGS WERE LOST AS

AGGRESSIVE WILDFIRES SWEPT

THROUGH WINE COUNTRY.

AND THE BIG WORRY TONIGHT IS

THAT WE MAY NOT HAVE SEEN THE

WORST OF IT.

NOW METEROLOGIST JOHANNA

WAGSTAFFE HAS BEEN TRACKING THIS

FOR US AND, JO, CAN YOU START BY

EXPLAINING WHY THIS YEAR HAS

BEEN AS BAD AS IT HAS BEEN?

>> Reporter: WELL, ANDREW, A

COUPLE OF UNIQUE WEATHER

CONDITIONS HAVE COME TOGETHER TO

CREATE THE PERFECT STORM FOR

EXPLOSIVE FIRES.

FIRST OF ALL THE SANTA ANA WINDS

HAVE BEEN IN FULL FORCE,

DRAWING UP HOT, DRY DESERT AIR

AND MOVING IT TOWARDS THE COAST

WHERE IS RACES THROUGH THE

VALLEYS AND THE INLETS AND

HEATING UP AND SPEEDING UP TO

CREATE THOSE EXPLOSIVE FIRE

CONDITIONS.

WE HAVE ALWAYS HAD A LOT OF

VEGETATION GROWTH AFTER A RECORD

WET WINTER FOLLOWED BY A VERY

HOT SUMMER FOR CALIFORNIA.

THAT DRIED OUT ALL OF THE BRUSH.

BASICALLY CREATING FUELS FOR

THESE FIRES TO BURN THROUGH,

ANDREW.

>> Andrew: SO, JO, LOOK INTO

THE FUTURE FOR ME IF YOU COULD,

I MEAN, HOW MUCH WORSE DO WE

EXPECT IT TO GET FROM HERE?

>> Reporter: UNFORTUNATELY,

THE SANTA ANA WINDS WILL BE IN

PLACE FOR DAYS AND WE ARE

TALKING HURRICANE FORCE GUSTS

OVER THE NEXT FEW NIGHTS.

UNUSUAL TO SEE THIS IN PLACE FOR

SO LONG.

ON TOP OF THAT A

HUGE HIGH PRESSURE SYSTEM IS IN

PLACE FROM BRITISH COLUMBIA

THROUGH TO CALIFORNIA AND NO

RAIN IS IN THE FORECAST FOR

ALMOST TWO WEEKS.

AGAIN, A VERY UNUSUAL SET-UP,

ALL OF THESE FACTORS WILL LIKELY

BE AMPLIFIED BY CLIMATE CHANGE,

UNFORTUNATELY, AS WE MOVE

FORWARD IN TIME.

ANDREW?

>> Andrew: ALL RIGHTY, THANK

YOU, JO.

AND, IAN, THE EVER INCREASING

THREAT

OF WILDFIRES, SOMETHING THAT

WE'RE SADLY ACCUSTOMED TO HERE

IN BRITISH COLUMBIA AS WELL.

>> Ian: AND, ANDREW, LET'S MOVE

TO

SASKATCHEWAN NOW WHERE PEOPLE

KNOW THAT THERE'S A PROBLEM WITH

SUICIDE IN YOUNG INDIGENOUS

PEOPLE AND THE PROVINCE'S

ADVOCATE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE SAYS

THAT IT'S TIME TO TACKLE THIS

HEAD-ON.

>> Interview: ONE OF THE FEARS

WAS THAT IF YOU TALK TO CHILDREN

AND YOUTH ABOUT SUICIDE THAT

THEY'RE GOING TO DO IT.

WELL, THE FACT IS THAT THEY'RE

ALREADY DOING IT.

THEY'RE NOT TALKING TO THE

PEOPLE, THE ADULTS IN THE

COMMUNITY, AND THEIR PARENTS AND

FAMILIES AND THE OLDER PEOPLE

THAT REALLY NEED TO HEAR THIS.

>> Ian: TOO MANY TEENS AND THE

ODDS ARE INESCAPABLE, SOMEONE

THEY KNOW WILL KILL THEMSELVES,

IT'S ONLY A MATTER OF TIME.

THE SUICIDE RATES IN

SASKATCHEWAN ARE 26 TIMES HIGHER

FOR INDIGENOUS GIRLS THAN THEIR

NON-INDIGENOUS PEERS AND SIX

TIMES HIGHER FOR INDIGENOUS

BOYS.

THE ISSUE CAME TO A SHOCKING

LIGHT IN OCTOBER LAST YEAR WHEN

SIX GIRLS IN NORTHERN

SASKATCHEWAN ALL BETWEEN THE

AGES OF 10 AND 14 KILLED

THEMSELVES.

THE PROVINCE'S ADVOCATE FOR

CHILDREN AND YOUTH INVESTIGATED

AND SAID THAT HE DISCOVERED THAT

YOUNG PEOPLE KNOW WHAT THE

PROBLEM IS AND THEY KNOW WHAT

NEEDS TO BE DONE.

CORY O'SOUP'S REPORT FOCUSED ON

WHAT HE

HEARD FROM THE INDIGENOUS YOUTH

THAT HE SPOKE TO AND THEY HAD

SEVERAL CALLS TO ACTION, STOP

BULLYING IN THEIR COMMUNITIES.

INCREASE EMOTIONAL SUPPORT FOR

FAMILIES.

ADDRESS DRUG AND ALCOHOL USE.

AND PROVIDE MORE DIVERSE

ACTIVITIES FOR YOUTH.

HE SAYS THAT IT'S ALSO CRITICAL

THAT THE FEDERAL AND THE

PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTS END

INEQUITY IN HEALTH CARE FUNDING

FOR INDIGENOUS CHILDREN.

AND BACK SUICIDE PREVENTION

STRATEGIES.

OUR OLIVIA STEFANOVICH SPOKE TO

SOME OF THOSE TEENS AND HEARD A

BETTER STRATEGY IS A MATTER OF

LIFE-AND-DEATH.

>> Interview: WELL, IT WAS

QUITE A BIT OF A HARD DOWNFALL

FOR ABOUT TWO YEARS.

>> Reporter: 15-YEAR-OLD

DANIEL BIRD NERVOUSLY RECALLS

THE MOMENT

THAT CHANGED EVERYTHING FOR HIM.

>> Interview: THE NIGHT BEFORE

MY MOTHER PASSED, ALL I COULD

REMEMBER IS THAT I WAS YELLING

AT HER, ALL OF THAT KIND OF

STUFF, AND IN THE MORNING I WOKE

UP AND I CAME TO CHECK ON HER

AND, WELL, TRYING TO MAKE SURE

THAT SHE WAS OKAY.

>> Reporter: DANIEL SAYS THAT

HE PUSHED HIS EAR AGAINST HIS

MOM TO SEE IF SHE WAS BREATHING.

SHE WASN'T.

>> Interview: SO I FELT LIKE

WALLS WERE CLOSING AROUND ME.

AND I FELT LIKE THEY WEREN'T

THERE, WEREN'T REAL AT ALL, YET

I COULD FEEL IT GENTLY SQUEEZING

UP

AGAINST ME.

>> Reporter: IT WAS A FEELING

OF LOSS, DESPERATION, THAT SO

MANY TEENS IN THIS PART OF

SASKATCHEWAN KNOW.

>> Interview: I'M KIND OF

DON'T HAVE A GREAT CONNECTION

WITH ALL OF THE PEOPLE HERE

ANYMORE.

>> Reporter: JOEL CROSS IS THE

SAME AGE AS DANIEL.

HE WANTS TO GET OUT OF LA RONGE.

>> Interview: A LOT OF PEOPLE

DON'T FEEL COMFORTABLE HERE AND

THEY DON'T FEEL SAFE.

YOU ONLY HEAR ABOUT THE THINGS

THAT HAPPEN BAD IN THIS TOWN.

>> Reporter: DANIEL ONLY

OPENED UP ABOUT HIS EXPERIENCE

WHEN THE PROVINCE'S CHILD AND

YOUTH ADVOCATE THAT VISITED THIS

COMMUNITY THIS PAST YEAR.

HE SAID HE'S FOUND STRENGTH

SINCE AND HAS THIS MESSAGE FOR

OTHERS.

>> Interview: YOU ARE PERFECT

AND YOU WERE BORN PERFECT, IT'S

JUST THE SITUATION THAT IS NOT

PERFECT.

>> Reporter: A SENTIMENT THAT

HE HOPES THAT OTHER YOUNG PEOPLE

THINK ABOUT BEFORE THEY CONSIDER

TAKING THEIR OWN LIVES.

OLIVIA STEFANOVICH, CBC NEWS,

OLIVIA STEFANOVITCH, CBC NEWS,

LA RONGE, SASKATCHEWAN.

>> Ian: AHEAD ON "THE NATIONAL,"

SUSAN ORMISTON SPEAKS TO TWO OF

BRIGHTEST HOPES FOR OLYMPIC GOLD

IN SOUTH KOREA, ICE DANCER,

TESSA VIRTUE AND SCOTT MOIR OPEN

UP ABOUT THEIR LONG PARTNERSHIP

AND THE CHALLENGES OF LAUNCH A

COME BACK.

>> Susan: WHAT HAS BEEN THE

HARDEST PART?

>> Scott Moir: GETTING USED TO

THE PRESSURE AGAIN, I

UNDERESTIMATED HOW NERVOUS WE

WOULD GET.

>> Tessa Virtue: THIS IS ALL

LEADING INTO THE

>> Tessa Virtue: IF WE'RE ABLE

TO TAKE THE ICE IN PYEONGCHANG

AND FEEL THAT WE HAVE DONE

EVERYTHING THAT WE POSSIBLY

COULD TO SET OURSELVES UP FOR

THAT MOMENT, THAT HAS TO BE

ENOUGH.

>> Ian: AFTER RETURNING TO

ACTIVE COMPETITION A YEAR AGO,

CANADA'S PREMIERE ICE DANCE DUO

IS READY TO TAKE ON THE WORLD IN

SOUTH KOREA.

BUT THE PATH TO THE PODIUM IS

DIFFICULT AND THE CHALLENGES

AREN'T JUST ON THE ICE.

STILL TESSA VIRTUE AND SCOTT

MOIR ARE ABSOLUTELY FOCUSED ON

WINNING GOLD IN PYEONGCHANG JUST

AS THEY DID IN VANCOUVER AND AS

MANY BELIEVE THEY WERE ROBBED OF

DOING IN SOCHI.

SUSAN ORMISTON SAT DOWN WITH THE

SKATING STARS AHEAD OF A

COMPETITION IN JAPAN LATER THIS

WEEK AND TALKED ABOUT REFINDING

THEIR EDGE.

(*)

(*)

>> Susan: TESSA VIRTUE AND SCOTT

MOIR HAVE BEEN PAIRED UP LONGER

THAN ANY OTHER SKATING DUO IN

CANADA.

(*)

* BLAZING DOWN THE HIGHWAY AS WE

LEFT THE CITY OF VERSAILLES *

>> Susan: THEIR INTIMATE

PROFESSIONAL RELATIONSHIP HAS

WEATHERED 20 YEARS OF SUCCESS

EVER SINCE THE COACHES PUT THE

TWO PROMISING JUNIORS TOGETHER

BACK IN 1997.

(*)

THAT'S A LOT OF GROWING

UP SIDE-BY-SIDE.

TESSA, YOU ARE SO POISED AND

SO PROFESSIONAL AND YOU MEET

THESE BIG PERFORMANCE CHALLENGES

ON A REGULAR BASIS.

WHAT RATTLES YOU?

>> Tessa Virtue: MOSTLY I GET

RATTLED BY FEELING THAT WE'RE

NOT MEASURING UP OR FEELING

LIKE, YOU KNOW, WE'RE FAILING

ONE ANOTHER IN SOME WAY, BUT I'M

SO GRATEFUL THAT WE HAVE SUCH A

SOLID PARTNERSHIP AND AFTER 20

YEARS THAT WE CAN SPEAK ABOUT

THAT OPENLY AND HONESTLY AND

COME TOGETHER AND FIND SOLUTIONS

AND FEEL THAT SUPPORT AND

COMFORT.

>> Scott Moir: YOU KNOW WHAT

IS FUNNY IS THAT I ALWAYS HOPED

THEY WOULD ASK DIFFERENT

QUESTIONS -- LIKE THE HARD

QUESTIONS TO ME BUT THAT'S NOT

ONE THAT I WOULD WANT TO ANSWER

AND I DON'T THINK THAT I HAVE AN

ANSWER FOR WHAT RATTLES YOU.

>> Tessa Virtue: REALLY?

>> Scott Moir: YEAH.

>> Susan: WHAT RATTLES YOU

THOUGH?

>> Scott Moir: WHEN I LOOKED

AT THE BEGINNING OF THIS YEAR OF

WHAT I CAN'T LIVE WITH AND

LETTING DOWN TESSA WAS NUMBER

ONE I THINK.

WE HAD DONE ALL OF THIS

TOGETHER AND I WANT TO END THIS

ON A GOOD NOTE AND I DON'T SEE

THAT HAPPENING, DO YOU?

>> Susan: SO I HAVE TO ASK YOU

THIS, LIKE 20 YEARS, IT'S LIKE A

MARRIAGE, RIGHT?

AFTER 20 YEARS WHAT BUGS YOU

ABOUT YOUR PARTNER?

>> Scott Moir: IT'S A SICK

ANSWER AND PEOPLE WILL BE UPSET.

BUT, IT'S CRAZY AND SOME DAYS I

LOOK AT TESSA AND I JUST THINK

THIS IS SUCH A FUNNY LITTLE

RELATIONSHIP THAT WE HAVE

BECAUSE IT'S BETTER THAN IT WAS

20 YEARS AGO, 15 YEARS AGO, 5

YEARS AGO, WINNING THE OLYMPICS

AND IN OUR BIGGEST FIGHTS AND IN

OUR HIGHEST MOMENTS I THINK THAT

NOW IT'S BETTER THAN IT'S EVER

BEEN AND THAT'S A FRIENDSHIP.

>> Susan: OKAY, TESSA YOUR TURN.

>> Tessa Virtue: WHAT BUGS ME?

WELL, YOU'RE PUNCTUAL NOW.

THAT USED TO BE A THING.

THAT MEANS ON TIME ALL THE TIME.

>> REPRESENTING CANADA, TESSA

VIRTUE AND SCOTT MOIR.

[Applause]

>> Susan: VIRTUE AND MOIR SOARED

INTO CANADIANS' HEARTS AT THE

VANCOUVER OLYMPICS.

>> GOLD MEDALLISTS AND OLYMPIC

CHAMPIONS REPRESENTING CANADA,

TESSA VIRTUE AND SCOTT MOIR.

[Cheers and Applause]

(*)

>> Susan: FOUR YEARS LATER IN

SOCHI OUR GOLDEN DUO IN ICE

DANCE WENT FOR A SECOND GOLD.

>> THAT WAS A STUNNING AND

SUBTLE PERFECTION.

>> Susan: AFTER A NASTY JUDGING

CONTROVERSY ALLEGING THAT THE

RESULT WAS PRE-DETERMINED THEY

GOT SILVER.

>> GOLD MEDALLISTS REPRESENTING

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA...

(*)

>> Susan: AND AFTER SOCHI

RETIRED FROM COMPETITION.

* DON'T KNOW ANYBODY LIKE YOU

* BANG BANG BANG

>> Susan: THEN THEY JOINED THE

PRO SIR CUT ON SHOWS LIKE "STARS

ON

ICE" BUT IT TURNS OUT NOT FOR

LONG.

>> YOU HAVE AN ANNOUNCEMENT TO

MAKE, WHAT IS IT, TESSA, I GIVE

YOU THE HONOUR.

>> Tessa Virtue: WE HAVE

DECIDED TO RETURN TO COMPETITION

AND WE ARE SO EXCITED.

(*)

>> Susan: THE SKATING COUPLE

CAME ROARING BACK.

>> OH, MY GOODNESS!

THIS IS OLYMPIC GOLD MEDAL

WORTHY SHOULD THEY DO IT THAT

WAY.

>> Susan: THIS YEAR RECLAIMING

TOP MARKS IN ICE DANCE AND GOING

INTO THE GRAND PRIX FINAL THIS

WEEK NUMBER TWO BEHIND THE

FRENCH AND RAZOR FOCUSED ON THE

PYEONGCHANG OLYMPICS.

SO IT IS A RISK RETIRING AND

THEN COMING BACK.

WHAT HAS BEEN THE HARDEST PART?

>> Scott Moir: GETTING USED TO

THE PRESSURE AGAIN AND WE

UNDERESTIMATED HOW NERVOUS WE

WOULD GET.

EVERYONE ALWAYS THINKS BECAUSE

WE HAVE PERFORMED SO

MANY TIMES THAT IT'S EASY.

BUT WHEN WE TAKE TO THE ICE NOW

I'M MORE NERVOUS THAN I HAVE

EVER BEEN.

THE DIFFERENCE IS THAT I CAN

CONTROL IT A LITTLE BIT BETTER

BUT THAT PURE EXCITEMENT CAN BE

A BIT OVERWHELMING.

>> Tessa Virtue: THIS IS ALL

LEADING INTO THE PYEONGCHANG

OLYMPICS AND WE HAVE TO BE

PERFECT IN THOSE MERE MINUTES,

YOU KNOW, ON THE WORLD STAGE.

BUT PERFECTION DOESN'T EXIST.

SO WE'VE HAD TO ADJUST THAT

MINDSET AND TRY TO CHASE

EXCELLENCE INSTEAD.

>> Susan: IT'S UNLIKELY GIVEN

THE STELLAR YEAR THAT YOU'VE HAD

THAT YOU WON'T MEDAL IN THESE

OLYMPICS, BUT IT COULD HAPPEN.

HOW HAVE YOU PSYCHOLOGICALLY

PREPARED FOR THAT?

>> Tessa Virtue: IT'S HARD TO

IMAGINE FAILURE AT THIS POINT

BECAUSE IF WE'RE ABLE TO TAKE

THE ICE IN PYEONGCHANG AND FEEL

THAT WE DID EVERYTHING THAT WE

POSSIBLY COULD TO SET OURSELVES

UP FOR THAT MOMENT, THAT HAS TO

BE ENOUGH.

>> Susan: CAN I ASK YOU ABOUT

2014, MANY PEOPLE THINK THAT

THERE WAS A CONTROVERSY AROUND

THAT GOLD/SILVER ALIGNMENT AND

YOU CAME HOME WITH THE SILVER

AND THE AMERICANS TOOK THE GOLD

AND PEOPLE SUGGESTED THAT THERE

WAS RIGGING IN THE JUDGING.

HAS JUDGING CHANGED?

>> Tessa Virtue: WELL, WHAT

WAS MOST DISHEARTENING ABOUT

THAT WAS THAT WE LOVE SKATING

AND WE WANT OTHER PEOPLE TO FEEL

THE SAME WAY.

AND WHEN ANY KIND OF CONTROVERSY

COMES INTO IT, WHICH IS NATURAL

IN A SUBJECTIVE SPORT, YOU KNOW,

IT DOES SORT OF TARNISH IT.

>> Susan: ARE YOU CONFIDENT

THOUGH THAT IT HAS CHANGED

ENOUGH THAT SUPPORTERS AND FANS

AND SKATERS CAN HAVE FULL

CONFIDENCE IN THE JUDGING?

OTHER PEOPLE SAY TO ME NOT.

>> Scott Moir: WE DO FEEL THAT

THERE HAS BEEN A CHANGE AND WE

DO FEEL THAT THE JUDGING ON

FIGURE SKATING IS IMPROVING.

>> Susan: THE OLYMPICS ARE NOW

SCARCELY EIGHT WEEKS AWAY AND

PYEONGCHANG FINDS ITSELF IN THE

MIDDLE OF GEOPOLITICAL TENSIONS.

WELL, THERE IS OFTEN AN

UNOFFICIAL TRUCE AROUND THE

GAMES THE LEAD-UP HAS BEEN FROTH

-- FRAUGHT

WITH UNSETTLING SIGNALS.

DO YOU HAVE CONCERNS ABOUT WHAT

COULD HAPPEN AT PYEONGCHANG?

>> Tessa Virtue: OF COURSE.

YOU KNOW, I THINK THAT WE'D BE

LYING IF WE SAID THAT THERE

WEREN'T CONCERNS AND IT SOUNDS

SO SELFISH WHEN WE SAY THAT OUR

JOB IS TO FOCUS ON ATHLETICS

BECAUSE THERE'S SO MUCH MORE

HAPPENING

IN THE WORLD AND IT'S SO MUCH

GREATER THAN THAT.

BUT YOU HOPE THAT STAYING TRUE

TO

THE OLYMPIC SPIRIT WE CAN BE

FREE OF THAT FOR ONE MONTH.

>> Susan: DO YOU HAVE ANY FEAR

ABOUT IT?

>> Scott Moir: I FEAR,

OBVIOUSLY, WHENEVER WE HAVE

FAMILY MEMBERS THERE FOR THEIR

SAFETY AND FOR, YOU KNOW,

INNOCENT PEOPLE'S SAFETY, THAT'S

A FEAR OF OURS, BUT, YOU KNOW,

THERE ARE THINGS THAT YOU HAVE

TO KIND OF UNDERSTAND ABOUT THE

POLITICS OF SPORT THAT ARE A

LITTLE BIT OUT OF OUR CONTROL.

AND HOPING THAT THE SPIRIT OF

THE OLYMPIC GAMES CAN -- THE

POSITIVES CAN OUTWEIGH THE

NEGATIVES.

>> Susan: THAT IS A PERFECT

PLACE TO END.

THANK YOU SO MUCH AND WE'LL SEE

YOU IN PYEONGCHANG, I'LL BE

THERE.

>> Scott Moir: I HOPE SO.

>> Susan: ALL OF CANADA WILL BE

ROOTING FOR AND YOU BEST OF

LUCK.

>> Tessa Virtue: THANK YOU SO

MUCH.

>> Scott Moir: THANK YOU SO

MUCH.

>> Ian: WE'LL BE RIGHT BACK BUT

FIRST A REMINDER, YOU CAN GO

DEEPER ON THE STORIES OF THE DAY

EARLIER IN THE DAY, SUBSCRIBE TO

OUR NEWSLETTER AT

cbcnews.ca/thenational.

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>> Andrew: ON "THE NATIONAL"

TONIGHT, AUTHORITIES IN GERMANY

ARE TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WHAT

WENT WRONG AFTER A PASSENGER

TRAIN COLLIDED WITH A FREIGHT

TRAIN.

IT HAPPENED AT AROUND 7:30

p.m. LOCAL TIME NEAR THE CITY

OF DÜSSELDORF.

OFFICIALS SAY THAT SEVERAL

PEOPLE WERE HURT, THREE OF THEM

QUITE BADLY.

>>> WELL, THERE MIGHT BE HOPE

YET FOR A CANADIAN TRADE DEAL

WITH CHINA.

IT'S ALL COME RIGHT DOWN TO THE

WIRE.

IN A LAST-MINUTE DECISION THE

CANADIAN TRADE MINISTER DECIDED

TO STAY IN BEIJING TO KEEP

TALKING WITH HIS CHINESE

COUNTERPARTS.

KATIE SIMPSON IS COVERING THE

PRIME MINISTER'S TRIP AND HAS

MORE FROM CHINA ON HOW IT ALL

UNFOLDED TODAY.

>> Reporter: THE LATE-NIGHT

DRAMA STARTED HERE, THE PRIME

MINISTER AND HIS INNER CIRCLE

SITTING DOWN TO TALK TRADE OVER

DINNER WITH CHINA'S MOST

POWERFUL LEADER.

>> Prime Minister Justin

Trudeau: I KNOW THAT AS WE LOOK

TO BUILDING A BETTER FUTURE FOR

THE ENTIRE WORLD, THE FRIENDSHIP

BETWEEN CANADA AND CHINA WILL

PLAY AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN

SETTING THE TONE AND THE

APPROACH THAT WILL CHARACTERIZE

THE 21st CENTURY.

>> Reporter: BY EVENING'S END,

GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS SAY THAT

THERE WAS ENOUGH WILLINGNESS TO

PUSH FORWARD AND HAVE CANADA'S

TRADE MINISTER CANCEL HIS PLANS

AND GO BACK TO THE TABLE.

THE DECISION WAS SO UNEXPECTED

THAT THE MINISTER'S STAFF HAD TO

GET OFF THE PRIME MINISTER'S

PLANE WHICH WAS ABOUT TO DEPART

FOR THE NEXT LEG OF JUSTIN

TRUDEAU'S CHINA TOUR.

>> Interview: WHEN YOU

NEGOTIATE IN CHINA YOU HAVE TO

BE PATIENT IF YOU WANT THE

OUTCOME TO BE BENEFICIAL AND

PROFITABLE FOR YOU.

AND I THINK THAT'S WHAT

MR. TRUDEAU IS DOING IS TAKING

HIS TIME.

>> Reporter: CANADIAN BUSINESS

LEADERS WHO MET WITH TRUDEAU

EARLIER IN THE DAY SAY THEY WERE

REASSURED BY THE GOVERNMENT THAT

IT IS PUSHING BEHIND THE SCENES

TO GET THESE TALKS FORMALLY

LAUNCHED.

>> Interview: I THINK THAT

THEY'RE STILL WORKING AND AS YOU

KNOW I THINK THAT THE TERM IS

THE CAKE IS NOT BAKED YET BUT

THEY'RE VERY ACTIVE.

>> Reporter: IT'S WELCOME NEWS

FOR THEM SINCE THEY FEAR

DIMINISHED ACCESS TO THE

AMERICAN MARKET IF DONALD TRUMP

PULLS OUT OF NAFTA.

>> Interview: FOR US TO MANAGE

THAT RISK IS THAT WE WANT TO BE

ABLE TO DO AGREEMENTS WITH ALL

OF THE OTHER COUNTRIES.

>> Reporter: EVEN THOUGH THE

TRADE MINISTER DID NOT TRAVEL

HERE TO GUANGZHOU WITH THE PRIME

MINISTER IT DOESN'T MEAN THAT A

DEAL IS GUARANTEED BUT IF CANADA

WANT THIS IS TO HAPPEN BEFORE

TRUDEAU RETURNS HOME, TIME IS

RUNNING OUT AS TRUDEAU FLIES

BACK TO OTTAWA IN LESS THAN TWO

DAYS.

KATIE SIMPSON, CBC NEWS,

GUANGZHOU, CHINA.

>> Andrew: SO WHAT IS THE

REPORTING LIKE ON THIS STORY

WITHIN CHINA?

WELL, IT TURNS OUT THAT A LOT OF

THE FOCUS IS ON THE IMPORTANCE

OF RELATIONSHIP BUILDING AND THE

LONG VIEW.

TAKE THIS OP-ED IN THE GLOBAL

TIMES.

THE HEADLINE, CHINA-CANADA TRADE

GREAMENT AGREEMENT NEED NOT RUSH

FOR SUCCESS.

THE AUTHOR SAYS THAT THE BOND

BETWEEN THE TWO COUNTRIES IS

BASIC

BUT NOT YET MATURE AND POINTS TO

A FAMOUS CHINESE PROVERB, THE

MELON WILL FALL OFF THE STEM

WHEN IT IS RIPE.

SUGGESTING THAT THERE MAY BE

HOPE FOR FRUITFUL NEGOTIATIONS

GIVEN TIME.

>>> OKAY, LET'S TAKE YOU BACK TO

NORTH AMERICA.

A POTENTIALLY LANDMARK CASE IS

BEFORE THE U.S. SUPREME COURT

RIGHT NOW PITTING GAY RIGHTS

AGAINST FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND AT

THE CENTRE OF THE CONTROVERSY, A

CHRISTIAN CAKE MAKER.

>> Interview: I'M HERE AT THE

SUPREME COURT TODAY BECAUSE I

RESPECTFULLY DECLINED TO CREATE

A CUSTOM CAKE THAT WOULD

CELEBRATE A VIEW OF MARRIAGE

THAT IS IN DIRECT CONFLICT WITH

MY FAITH CORE TEACHINGS ON

MARRIAGE.

>> Andrew: SO HERE HE IS, JACK

PHILLIPS.

IN 2012 HE REFUSED TO MAKE A

WEDDING CAKE FOR A SAME-SEX

COUPLE.

THEY CALLED IT DISCRIMINATION

AND NOW MORE THAN 5 1/2 YEARS

LATER THAT DISPUTE HAS MADE IT

ALL THE WAY TO THE SUPREME COURT

COURT.

>> Interview: THIS HAS NEVER

BEEN ABOUT A CAKE.

THIS ISN'T ABOUT WEDDINGS.

THIS IS ABOUT FREEDOM.

>> Andrew: BY ALL ACCOUNTS IT

WILL BE A CLOSE DECISION WITH

THIS MAN JUSTICE ANTHONY KENNEDY

LIKELY TO CAST THE DECIDING

VOTE.

HE IS A STAUNCH DEFENDER OF

FREEDOM OF SPEECH BUT HAS ALSO

WRITTEN ALL OF THE SUPREME

COURT'S DECISIONS FAVOURING GAY

RIGHTS.

SO THE DIFFICULT QUESTION HE AND

THE OTHERS WILL NEED TO

ANSWER -- WOULD BAKING A WEDDING

CAKE FOR A SAME-SEX COUPLE HAVE

FORCED PHILLIPS TO GO AGAINST

HIS RELIGIOUS BELIEFS?

NOT A SMALL QUESTION BY ANY

MEASURE AND, OF COURSE, THE

CONSEQUENCES OF THIS DECISION

COULD BE FAR REACHING.

>> Ian: AND IT'S INTERESTING HOW

IT'S BEING FRAMED.

IT'S BEING FRAMED AS A

FREEDOM OF SPEECH ARGUMENT AND

SO WHAT FREEDOM OF SPEECH DO YOU

HAVE IN MAKING A CAKE AND AS THE

JUSTICES ASKED TODAY, WOULD THAT

THEN GO TO THE FREEDOM OF SPEECH

OF A DRESSMAKER?

IT'S ALL VERY INTERESTING.

>> Andrew: YEAH, ABSOLUTELY.

WELL, WE'LL END IT THERE.

THAT IS "THE NATIONAL" FOR

DECEMBER 5th.

HAVE A GREAT NIGHT.

>> Ian: GOODNIGHT.

For more infomation >> The National for Tuesday December 5, 2017 - Kent Hehr, IOC ban, Jerusalem - Duration: 47:26.

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Styling ballet flat shoes ft. amyoursbrand | สไตล์ รองเท้าทรงบัลเล่ต์ 2 แบบ (With Sub) - Duration: 6:08.

Hello everybody I hope you guys are doing well don't be

like me because I am very sick at the moment in this

time when I filming I am in Thailand at the moment but

next week I will be back to England. Ok let's go down in

the topic I haven't been filming the fashion video for a

long time a couple days a go the brand Amyours

contacted me that if I am interested to try on their shoes

so I choose this two style of the shoes the first one is

Bella model the reason that I chose this model is

because it is the black color which can match to almost

outfits and it can be worn to the office another one is the

Victoria style it have the tassel at the front which are

very elegant that I felt in love with it the reason why I

chose this brown color is because it look softy

Ok now let's see how I mix and match.

I hope you guys like how I mix and match shoes and

outfits that I created I hope you guys like them. There

are a lots of styles I like this shoes so much that it is very

comfortable and I didn't get the allergic from them. The

shoes is very flexible and it not so hard especially at this

area. If anyone want to know more detail about this

brand or would like to buy them you can check out there

instagram or you can add their line this is there account.

Don't forget to like and subscribe and please follow my

instagram and facebook after this I will be packing to

prepare to England see you

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Santa Claus Is Coming To Town | Schoolies Christmas Songs | Xmas Videos For Toddlers by Kids Channel - Duration: 1:02:46.

Santa Claus Is Coming Town

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Conquistando uma Resistência - Duration: 12:49.

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Google Design Sprint with Melissa Powel - Duration: 11:22.

My name is Melissa Powel, and I'm the Global Program Manager for Design Expert here at Google

I am currently running the global program for design expert

And I also teach the Sprint Master Academy externally within the community

And it's a personal passion to spread best practices around collaboration

because I believe that together through business design and engineering

We can work together to create incredible products

I'm extremely inspired by the community in the work that they've done to hope both within around teams

And with the startup community in general, and I'm excited to see where the future goes

What do I think about human centered design

Human centered design is critical to any product that is meant to have human as a user

And all to after meeting about amazing technology isn't the power that they can do

Or we falling love with some of our UI or pixels

And we're not thinking about the user the end in the day

Design thinking and design sprint specifically hopes we frame the challenge

In terms of the user what the user really cares about

And helps people build products, then make peoples lifes better

Can you tell more about the design sprint and design thinking?

The design sprint is a 5 phase framework

That incorporates the best practices from business design and product strategy

And it helps people focus first on the problem before jumping into the solution

Our brain are wired to solve problems

We have to sometimes react quickly when we were confronted with an issue

But the design sprint helps slow that processes down

At the beginning so you can focus on solving the right problem

When we solve the right problem, we can be sure that our solution is correct

What you've been doing with the design sprint here at Google?

Internally at Google, teams have started to adopt the design sprint methodology across the board

Particularly in last 4 years we've seen a lot of momentum around using the methodology

Because it saves people a lot of time

I remember hearing from one of my colleagues saying that they've been working on a projects for six months

And after those six months they discover the an issue, a products that made, the project canceled

This could've been of waited had they spent more time, unidentified the problem they were solving

And making sure, that the solution they were creating was the right one

And, it also allows for teams that are working globally

To come together, and align on one specific vision

And run the design sprint with the global team working out of 3 different offices

And in order to kick off the project and then sure that we were able to make a very tight deadline

We had to run a design sprint, align ourselves, and when we came back to our home countries

We knew exactly what everybody was working on, and we were align on the same vision

Running a design sprint is different when your inside a large enterprise versus when you had a startup

I mean a large enterprise, the biggest challenge just making sure you have stakeholders in the room

And specifically if you have people or decision makers who can't be present for the entire design sprint

Which happened frequently, I make sure they have them joined in at the specific time in the sprint

Particularly from most of the understand phase in the very beginning

And then threw out at the end of each day for the sub-sprint days in the sprint

That way when the team gets back and talks to the decision maker

They realize that their all align on one vision

And the stakeholder isn't going to say "No ain't, that was never part of my vision

I'm not gonna approve that, approve that, let's go back to what I originally told you to do."

In startup I think that the challenge is time

So if your concern about running in design sprint whether not is really the right thing to do

I don't thinking design sprint solves every problem and Sometime running your business as usual is okay

But if you continuously come to the same problem over and over again

And you're getting the same problematic results, you'll want to stop, get everybody together

And really put your heads down and try to solve the right problem

That's when I think that is worth your time, and you'll end up saving time rather than wasting it

If you'll going listen to Kai Haley's talks from Google I/O

You'll hear how she has used design sprint to flax, to meet the needs of her team and schedules for her team

The question we've often get is: Do you have to run off 5 days sprint?

If you talk to Jake Knapp or if you read his book you'll see that the statistically speaking

He's run many many different links of sprints, and he's found that 5 days is the perfect demand of time

Now you've had in-depth talks with him about my theory around the duration and what these 5 days mean

And the short answer is you can adjust the link that the sprint to meet the needs of your team

Just be aware that if you shorten the sprint to 2-3-4 days

Any work that you're not completing with your team, will fall onto you

So while you running a sprint, you have all 5 people were committed to solving the problem

Working together, documenting, and finalizing prototypes

Anything that happens outside of that sprint, is likely gonna drag on a little bit longer

It's gonna fall on onto one person a little bit heavier

You not gonna get the collaboration that you get in those 5 days

That said the majority of the sprints that we run within the community, run between 2 to 4 days

And I'd say that 4 days is a very very calm and efficient way to run a sprint

And it'll last for 1 day for recovery and recap

But often 4 days is still to much, and so would even running in 2 or 3 days sprint can make a lot of leeway

To solving the problem

Another question that we often get is, How often should I do run the design sprint?

Should I running design sprint every single day? Should I run more than once a year?

Is it only for the beginning of the sprint or only for the beginning of a project?

And to this I said depends

Depends on the size of the problem, it depends on how well your current flow of work is effectively solving your problem

I was talking to a product manager here at Google and he said there was one year

That his team ran a different 4 days design sprint every week for the entire year, without breaks

This is obviously not something that every teams able to do

Where I would recommend is that you should run a sprint when it make sense for you

And some of the indicators that you might have that the design sprint is necessary

Is your heading the same problem over and over again

Or perhaps you have a global team, and you need to align on one single vision

Or if you have a very very tight deadline you need to inject speed

And you having trouble finding the right direction

Design sprint is very effective at giving you focus

So I would recommend is that you run a sprint, when the need calls for it

Not just because it's something that you heard of before in it, sounds exciting

It does take a lot of time but it's very effective at helping team focus and helping you solve the right problem

Another question we often get is, What happens when you go through the understand, sketch, decide, prototype, and validate stage?

And you realize when you validating with users, that you've created something that people don't want

This is a great place to be

Rather than waiting a couple of months before finding this out you now know within 5-4 sometimes 3 days

What do you do?

So sometimes you can take that information you know have a very solid understanding of your problem

You can take this information and jumping to a second sprint very quickly

Rather than starting from the understand phase

Start from the sketch phase and go right into sketching, deciding, prototyping and validating again

This way you can leverage the information you have and keep up that fast momentum that the sprint allows you to have

Sometimes people want to know

I'm not a designer, what should I do when at prototyping day?

And during the prototyping phase there's actually a lot of work to be done

I would recommended you to divide your team up to divide and conquer the task in the end

The top 3 roles that you can have is prototyping during the visual design

You can also do documentation, and finally you can prepare for the user interviews on the final day

In addition to those pieces you can assign somebody to be a copywriter for what's going to appearing the UI

And you can have somebody - maybe stitching everything together to make a seamless one piece

Design is an art

And sometimes eight hours doesn't feel like enough time to complete the prototype that you comfortable putting in front of a user

But my favorite quote from the user researcher here at Google is "The fidelity of your idea should match to fidelity of your prototype.

You shouldn't be spending more than eight hours during in design sprint, because you not certain about the idea."

I know that it's difficult to put that level of fidelity in front of an external user

But is really important that you validate quickly you validate early

If you need additional time I recommend you do it overnight

So that you keep the pressure on yourself and on your team to meet the original deadline of one day

Google does a lot of efforts to try to educate developer communities on Google technologies

And raise the technological bar around the world

But I think that is really important to also share learnings about how to make those products really valuable to users

If I wanna create a world that is filled with solutions that I'm proud to be part of

I want to help create a future that's brighter tomorrow

And so through that I think one of the keys is collaboration and design sprints is one piece to that puzzle

If your interested in running in design sprint I recommend that you reach out to Dr. Eunice Sari

Whose certified Google Certified Sprint Master or you can go to developers.google.com/experts

And search for certified sprint master, you can find other local experts who can share some other knowledge

We're providing additional links for self-serve platforms where is you can learn yourself with free resources

On how to run a design sprint for your team, thank you

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hand embroidery designs

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LEARN TO SAY NO TO ALCOHOL & CIGARETTE - Duration: 1:54.

Eat only that is good for your body

Don't eat anything that harms your body

Dharma, the first dharma is towards your body

Now we have studies

that say alcohol causes cancer

medical science has also accepted it

The root cause of cancer one of the most

important is alcoholism

People party

and the first thing they do is bring alcohol

It's like they are saying we invite you

to develop cancer inside you

we invite you

to destroy your consciousness

Come drink imported brand

Its expensive

Say no to alcohol It's not a fashion

Humans creates fashion

You create a fashion, whenever you go for a party

you will either drink sparkling water

or diet coke

Say no to alcohol

with confidence

Say no to Tabacco with confidence

Say no to cigarette

with confidence

First Dharma is towards your body if you want to rise

either in the world or in your consciousness

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Australian 2016 Uncirculated coin set, changeover - Duration: 5:04.

so hello people are you going today and today I'm going to show you this

uncirculated coin set from 2016 down here you can see today and this was

issued to commemorate 50 years of decimal currency so on the front we have

the Florin through 20 cent and the episode of the flooring as well and the

20 cent was equal to one floor on or two shillings in the conversion process so

as you can see the curve is pretty good it's not bad not one of the best designs

the 2018 set it's actually a lot more attractive on the reverse we have

information why this coin set was issued and on the 14th of February 1966 is when

we issued decimal currency okay and here's the advertisement that they used

in 1966 and it just has an arrow a time line okay so if we open the actual coins

as you can see these are the commemorative coins themselves so we

have two five ten twenty fifty one and two dollar image on this one is the

image that was on the penny this image was on the footprints this

image was on the sixpence image that was on the shilling image is on the floor

and you need images on the crown which was only issued in 1937 1938 okay so for

a comparison like if thou Ghani is the correct image of the coins the image on

his $0.10 should have been on five cent he's some feeling with the shape honor

should be on the ten cent this one should be on the 27th the curved arms

and 50 cent should have been the crown but I want no I personally I think they

should have just use that image on the other side and just get the Queen Ted

you fool just like normal take up the whole space so look yeah it's the same

as well so we open it up it just gives more information so first portrait was

by M ranked broadly and just say it's information over again and here we have

the standard designs on all the coins that we have now so we have the kid now

we have the Lyrebird you should if you ever come to Australia come to Victoria

just try and find where this live bird actually leaves and listen to it

actually makes quite amusing sounds of all different birds you can make sounds

of cars chainsaws motorbikes anything it comes across the defines attractive okay

twenty cents the Platypus 50 cent as kangaroo and then you I presume that's a

Eva a grey kangaroo or red kangaroo okay D $2.00 has an indigenous

Australian and the one dollar has kangaroos as well great kangaroos occur

in all states and territories except for the islands like North Fork Christmas

and Cocos Island so assume that that's what it is okay down below we just have

each of denominations to specifications

yes so you think coins are copper nickel and the dollar coins that aluminium

bronze which is bad I think the 82% copper on a 92 percent

copper absent element into the st. in

beautiful and has you actually engraved both sides of the coin

so Devlin produced all these images hmm not bad actually so if you're gonna get

any of these Australian coin sets you can actually come up from 25 to 40

dollars depends on who you're buying from okay I'll leave a link down below

if you would like to actually get a set then you can just browse through and see

what you would like to buy and thank you for watching this video and have an

awesome day

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