. their service stations included fort vancouver and afterward some of them made our region their permanent home. men like willie bill morehouse who served their nation with courage and honor. the buffalo soldiers place in southwest washington history began in april of 1899. that date marks the assignment of buffalo soldiers from company b of the 24th infantry to the barracks at fort vancouver. this is also the first time in history that a unit from one of the army's four african-american regiments was included in fort vancouver's regular garrison troops. the buffalo soldiers' contributions to our nation continued throughout subsequent conflicts. two years ago we lost a pillar within the greater vancouver community. a member and president of the moses william pacific chest chapter of the buffalo soldiers bill morehouse. bill was a member of the united states army and the national guard early in his life. with his military service spanning world war ii and the fort vancouver barracks as p.o.w. guard. his contributions to our community went beyond his military service. bill will toy

, formally "time" magazine, by a vancouver businessman who was part of the west point gray community and the man said it's important the public see the picture. others identified in the photo did not respond to request for comments, but this is not. a god start to the prime minister's reelection campaign because he is already involved a scandal over whether the pressure of his then attorney general to drop

in vancouver came into the picture. was. yeah. i started my research last year when i heard reports that around 10 percent of the way given xing jiang had been detained or disappeared i used a few keywords to search online and found lots of information such as government tendinitis for camps to be built these documents contain the addresses of nearly $100.00 camps so i searched on google earth and found the satellite images they looked very different from civilian facilities for example there were barbed wire fences there watchtowers structures that you'd expect in prisons i found more and more information and so published it on my blog. from a researcher in. construction. psychological. trying to take into the camps a lot of mainstream media's coverage has built upon adrian or shawn work you see in the adrian is using government documents and hiring information to. to show the extent to which the security state has grown and changed. and sean has used satellite imagery to show the compass being built almost in real time the financial times we've also used satellite imagery to look

and mason to talk about how the company is it faring in age of brexit. returns to a vancouver courtroom as they talk about who is best suited to lead the confrontation with china. amanda: let's get a quick check on the major averages. client action today, a bit of a mixed picture on the economic some signse u.s., not tracking straight to recession. that is not the case overseas. negative indicators in france, germany. we are seeing some interesting pockets of weakness. for the broader s&p 500, real estate, consumers, tech giving some strength. health care and communications are the weak spots on the day. definitely saw a movie into bonds today. you can see, tech not helping at all. as we head into a decision from the u.k. supreme court, we are watching the implied volatility on the u.k. pound. sterling to dollar. above its average, the highest of the g10. saidong ago, mark carney that this was trading with a volatility that was more like an emerging market currency. as we wait for that decision about whether parliament's suspension was legal or not, we have that volume on ster

, asjustin trudeau. the event, and arabian nights gala at the posh private school in vancouver where he was teaching at the time. in 2001, when i was a teacher in vancouver, they attended an end of year gala where the theme was arabian nights. i'd dressed up in an aladdin costume and put make up on. i shouldn't have done that. i should have known better, but i didn't. and i'm really sorry. asked if he should resign, mr trudeau had this to say. sorry. asked if he should resign, mr trudeau had this to sayli sorry. asked if he should resign, mr trudeau had this to say. i think there are people who made mistakes in this life and you make decisions based on what they actually do, what they did, and on a case—by—case basis, i think. they did, and on a case—by—case basis, ithink. i deeply they did, and on a case—by—case basis, i think. i deeply regret that idid basis, i think. i deeply regret that i did that. they should have known better. but i didn't. the convocation of the picture comes just a week afterjustin trudeau lost his election campaign and political rivals have been

satellite imagery. that's where sean jang a chinese student based in vancouver came into the picture. was. yeah. i started my research last year when i heard reports that around 10 percent of the way given ching jiang had been detained or disappeared i used a few keywords to search online and found lots of information such as government tendinitis for camps to be built these documents contain the addresses of nearly $100.00 counts so i searched on google earth and found the satellite images they looked very different from civilian facilities for example there were barbed wire fences the watch towers structures that you'd expect in prisons i found more and more information and so published it on my blog. from a researcher and. construction documents found by. psychological. children of parents taking to the camps a lot of mainstream media's coverage has built upon adrian or from work you see in the babies using government documents and hiring information. show the extent to which the security state has grown and changed. and sean has used satellite imagery to show the compass being built a

trudeau. the event — an arabian nights gala at the posh private school in vancouver where he was teaching at the time. in 2001, i was a teacher in vancouver, i attended an end of year gala where the theme was arabian nights. i dressed up in an aladdin costume and put make—up on. i shouldn't have done it. i should have known better, but i didn't, and i am really sorry. the publication of the picture comes just a week afterjustin trudeau launched his re—election campaign. political rivals have been swift to condemn his actions. well, it's troubling and it's insulting. any time we hear an example of brownface or blackfacing, it's really making a mockery of someone for what they live and what their lived experiences are. a politician of the instagram age, justin trudeau had carefully cultivated an image as a champion of canada's racial and ethnic minorities, a progressive on issues ranging from gender equality to indigenous rights. now, some are asking, is there another side to him? i think it's that sort of hypocrisy. right away, the opposition came out and said, it was still ra

in vancouver trying to have her extradition case thrown out who always chief financial officer says her rights were violated she was detained during a stopover. last december on a u.s. warrant detention has been a key element in the u.s. china trade conflict goes of course the major diplomatic rift between canada and china. or concrete is the most widely used manmade material for building but it is also surprisingly big contributor to c o 2 emissions the $4000000000.00 tons of cement produced each year for concrete construction accounts for 8 percent of global c o 2 that's a major greenhouse gas bottle engineers at the university of lagos may have found a more sustainable world of civil engineers dr vall from schmidt and dr koehler worley a decent ola not a share a common mission finding the construction material of the future and they reckon they're on to something the peel is the root vegetable cause salva has properties they could help building sites to be more environmentally friendly cement is going to stay close to cement is the biggest villain when it comes to the environment

vancouver 2017. you also hold the next peacekeeping ministerial in korea in 2021. korea will host a second round of the summit partnering for a green growth and global goals 2030 next year. the second summit will serve as opportunities to strengthen the international communities for solidarity for the implementation of the paris agreement. i hope the many stakeholders from government, international organizations, businesses and civil society will take interest and participate. this is special for korea. one hundred years ago the korean people launched the march for independent movement and established the provisional complement of the republic of korea. after 100 years korea is now leading the effort to achieve peaceful coexistence and inequality based on love for humanity. korea will continue to fulfill its responsibility in the role and realizing the u.s. goals of peace, human rights and sustainable development while standing together with the international community. we will also work together to ensure that the u.s. ultimate goals of international peace and security are realized on the

in 2001. i was a teacher in vancouver i attended an individual for the theme was arabian nights they dressed up a lot in costume and put makeup on. i shouldn't of done. shouldn't own better but i didn't. and then the other sort of all of which indicated how his past could derail his future trudeau wearing brown face at a party in 2001 and on other occasions have. the election campaign ablaze opposition politicians have been scathing this is so hurtful to so many canadians people who have faced an injury both in physical violence and in words people who haven't been able to get jobs because of the. now are waking up to seeing the prime minister of this country there are the realities someone happy to call trudeau a racist directly wearing brown faces an active open market and race. is just as racist in 2001 as it is in 2009 he. has been stated as a young dynamic progressive who's made political play out of his support for diversity and multi-culturalism say for him this charge of racist offense could be more damaging than for his rivals cracking his cafferty curated public image. a ge

in canada trying to have her extradition case thrown out she was detained at vancouver airport last december on a u.s. warrant her case has been a key element in the u.s. china trade conflict. kenya is the world's largest exporter of black tea but prices have dropped dramatically this year some kenyan tea farmers and processors are now emphasizing quality over quantity in order to stave off international competitors in kenya the farming is serious business from the central mountainous regions to the rift valley t. is green gold the cash crop has long been kenya's major foreign exchange earner to also supports many small farmers millions of people earning a living with tea here like joseph he's been a tea farmer for more than 30 years. farming pays but you have to take good care of your plantations every year i harvest between 17 to 20000 kilograms but every year is different. in recent years has done well but $2900.00 could be a lean year kenyan tea farmers look set to see a big dip in their earnings more than 20 percent according to current indications. that's down to several diffe

can do. >> host: dave is in vancouver washington. go ahead. this dovetails on us going back to the moon. moon. would we not need to go to the moon first before we go to mars to establish a research outpost that could develop fuel on the moon that would get us to mars that much easier because we are out of gravity area and secondly, the soviets propelled us with nick to do the apollo program. let's say the chinese put a man on the moon, would that motivate us to go forward with establishing the research outpost on the moon to go to mars? >> guest: they are not in the middle of the cold warf with china which propelled us to do all this stuff in the 60s with the space program, so i don't think it's the same situation. i doubt if that would spur, but i see more interest in space and space exploration in the galactic and other companies working in partnership with nasa said it's wonderful to see. >> host: michael collins, is he still alive? >> guest: he will be 89 on halloween command does aldrin turned 89 recently. i think that kind of says it all. it speaks to the human need and all t

pains to apologize in 2001. i was a teacher of in vancouver i attended an end of year gala where the theme was arabian nights i dressed up in a latin costume and put makeup on it was something that i didn't think was racist at the time but now i recognize it was something racist to do and i am deeply saddened when a day for this scandal feel to the fire of canada's election campaign. wearing brown faces an active open market and race is just as racist in 2001 as it is in 2019 but what canadians saw to see is someone with a complete lack of judgment and integrity and someone who's not fit to govern the staff trudeau launched his reelection bid last week just as reports a marriage that police are investigating claims he had corruption charges dropped against an engineering company but for someone who has made political he out of his support for multiculturalism this could be more damaging what's troubling i mean it's really it's insulting. any time we hear examples of brown face or black facing it's really it's it's making a mockery of someone for what they live and what the relived ex

i was a teacher in vancouver, i attended an end of the year gala, where the theme was arabian night iaian k. and i dressed up in an aladdin costume and put makeup on. i shouldn't have done that. i should have known better but i didn't. i'm really sorry. >> he says he put on same limil makeup for a high school talent show. he is in a competition with his opponent. and election is october 21st. >>> mike pompeo in the middle east, showing ining support fo saudis after a crippling attack on their oil fields. >> anytime you have an act of war in this nature, there's a risk this could happen. >> the term act of war is a clear reference to iran. there's a high probability that saturday's attack originated and launched from an iranian base. iran denies it. >>> pompeo says he is in the middle east to build a coalition to deter iran. on wednesday, the defense ministry released weapons that may have been used in the bombing. let's go to cnn's nic robertson. nic? >> reporter: good morning. what the saudis put on display, the cruise missiles and drones that were used in the attack, there were 18

not realize at the time that his actions were racist. >> in 2001, when i was a teacher in vancouver, i attended an end of the year gala, where the theme was arabian knights. and i dressed up in an aladdin costume and put makeup on. i shouldn't have done that. i should have known better but i didn't. i'm really sorry. >> he says he put on similar makeup for a high school talent show. right now, he is locked in a tie for his re-election bid. his opponent called this an act of mockery. the canada election is october 21st. >>> pompeo says he is in the middle east to build a coalition to deter iran. on wednesday, the defense ministry released weapons that may have been used in the bombing. he will try to rally support for action against tehran. let's go live to saudi arabia and bring in nic robertson. nic, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, dave. what the saudi ministry of defense has tried to do here, and we were allowed to get a close-up look at the missile parts, of course, again. we're not experts. experts will have been able to get a degree of familiarity with the

make it here certainly to bring some rain up and towards seattle vancouver possibly into the portland area around the bay area though the winds not as strong today still blowing to 23 right now and sfo 12 in the mill valley and let miles per hour in flail tomorrow. we've got a whole lot of sunshine coming our way out these for numbers, a pair 7 so beautiful sunny warm day in the san francisco 88 and almost on the hot side in oakland, 93 get hot in the san jose this where it gets interesting. it's that time oyear we start to transition into a fall type weather pattern so we get this really nice ather we get these ridges building in lots of sunshine through friday, but watch what happens after that cold front begins to drag its way down right to the pacific northwest and by sunday, it drops on and there you go bringing with at least a slight chance of some showers to look like it's going to be much but that's pretty unusual to see a chance of rain come to the bay area from a cold front at this time of year. so let's enjoy the nice weather while we have and it is going to be spe

-old trudeau was teaching at a private school in vancouver, and tonight he is apologizing. >> i dressed up in an aladdin costume and put makeup on. i shouldn't have done that. i should have known better, but i didn't. and, i am really sorry. >> >>> tonight the sfmta says san francisco central subway project is $100 million over budget. the agency says they still need about $55 million to cover the shortfall, and they have to dip into a rainy day fund. the central subway is now due to open in june of 2021, that is almost 3 years late. >>> thank you. coming up next, a new feature from apple you may never sing the wrong lyrics to your favorite song ever again. ♪ find the brands you love from nordstrom. up to 70% off at nordstrom rack. ♪ that's fashion at a fraction. ♪ shop anytime at nordstromrack.com and get easy returns in store. nordstrom rack. what will you find? >>> don't you hate it when you're listening to a song and you don't really know the lyrics? >> i don't really mind as much. >> really? >> in case you do, apple music has a solution. >> i like to make my own lyrics. >> it

like vancouver, where the prime minister is on his way. shery: your point, income distribution has been a key policy of the prime minister. view theseers economic issues when it comes to going to the polls and voting for the government? evan: it is interesting. the polls in canada right now say that the environment is polling above the economy. but the truth is, they are the same thing. the economy, because justin trudeau issued something called the carbon tax, a price on target -- on carbon or pollution. suddenly, the environment is no longer a separate issue. it is tied in with the economy. so people on the right, conservatives, are saying that the carbon tax will make everything you buy more expensive. the liberals say, you are forgetting to talk about the rebate we are giving the provinces that we have imposed this on. so climate and affordability are the same issue now justin trudeau says i have raised taxes on the richest canadians and have given a break on the middle class. but guess what, there are two words that all parties will talk about and repeat ad nausea him. it is i

area. i don't think it is a bad idea at all. >> host: david in vancouver, washington, go ahead. >> caller: this dovetails on what you were talking about, us going back to the moon. would we not need to go to the moon first before we go to mars to establish a research outpost that could develop fuel on the moon that could get us to mars that much easier because we are out of the gravity area. and secondly, the soviets propelled us with sputnik to do the apollo program. let's say the chinese put a man on the moon, would that motivate us to really go forward with establishing a research outpost on the moon? >> guest: good question. we are in a different time now. we are not in the middle of the cold war which really propelled us to do all that great stuff in a 60s in the space program. i don't think it is the same situation. i doubt that would spur us on. i see more interest in space and space exploration right now than i think we have had in 50 years. the commercial exploitation, virgin galactic, space x, blue origin and other companies working in partnership with nasa so it is w

, the prime minister is apologizing. >> in 2001, when i was a teacher up in vancouver, i attended a gala where the theme was arabian knights. i dressed up in an aladdin costume and put makeup on. i shouldn't have done that. i should have known better, but i didn't. and i'm really sorry. >> okay, so trudeau is saying he will not resign over this news, but this could have a significant impact on the election as he's in a very tight race with conservatives. at the live news desk, susie steimle, kpix 5.

teacher up in vancouver, i attended a gala where the theme was arabian knights. i dressed up in an aladdin costume and put makeup on. i shouldn't have done that. i should have known better, but i didn't. and i'm really sorry. >> okay, so trudeau is saying he will not resign over this news, but this could have a significant impact on the election as he's in a very tight race with conservatives. at the live news desk, susie steimle, kpix 5. >>> here's a look at our top stories at 5:30. >>> a redwood city police officer struck a man on elcamino while responding to a call. seriously injuring a pedestrian. >> a father and daughter dead after a house fire in san francisco. mission terrace neighborhood, flames broke out shortly before 3:00 this morning. victims have been identified as ricardo ron and his 23 year old law school student -- his daughter camila ron. no word on how the fire got started. >>> california leaders are fighting back after trump announces roll backs on california emission standards. attorney general says trump had no authority to revoke the waiver saying we'll see yo

. there's an area of low pressure, and you can see showers moving in from vancouver and all the way south as far as portland, and we will remain dry in the next 24 to 48 hours, so tomorrow and also on tuesday we will keep the fall feeling in the atmosphere. let's talk about the cloud cover for you later on tonight. 10:00, 11:00, we will see the cloud cover mainly along the coastline and patchy cloud cover in and around the bay shoreline. tomorrow is another sunny day. it will be a breezy afternoon once again, and temperatures very similar to where we are today. highs in the microclimate, 77 in san jose. 76 in cupertino. 78 for morgan hill. along the peninsula, a lot of sunshine in the afternoon. 74 for palo alto, and 73 for redwood city. downtown san francisco, upper 60s. 68 in the 60, and 69 the high tomorrow in daly city. the northbound, 70s and 80s. 79 in petaluma, and 81 in santa rosa, and 68 in vallejo. 73 in oakland tomorrow, and 74 in union city. the same in fremont. 83 in concord tomorrow, and 78 in san ramon, and 83 the high in twood. the 7 day forecast shows you two more d

released today was taken when he was a teacher in vancouver. >> i take responsibility for my decision to do that. i shouldn't have done it. i should have known better. it was something that i didn't think was racist at the time, but now i recognize it is something racist to do, and i'm deeply sorry. >> the photo was posted in time magazine one week after the prime minister announced his reelection campaign. >>> new tonight a brush fire in vallejo spread to a fire on rainbow court. four apartment units were damait under control an hour later and no word on what caused that fire, but they say it appears to have started at the back of the building. about a dozen people were forced to pick up and move their belongings from the homeless camps in oakland today. crews conducted the sweep at 6:00 tonight at the park, which is south of jack london square. now a mother and her two kids were among the people told to leave. she told us that many people would come by and drop off food, clothes, other items. she also says she has no clue where she will go next, but hoping to find a place that's safe. >>>

veic hoover, i attended a gala -- a teacher in vancouver, i attended a gala where the theme was arabian nights. i dressed up in an aladdin costume and put makeup on. i should not have e done that. i should have known better, but i did not. i am really sorry. >> he also admitted he dressed up in black makeup in high a jamaicanerform song. it could not be worse timing for the canadian prime minister. adds to his competition's arsenal. >> it is open mockery and racism. iswas racist in 2001 as it in 2019. what canadians saw this evening as someone with a complete lack of judgment and integrity. >> he was already on rocky ground after a commission concluded he acted unethically in a corruption scandal involving a canadian engineering firm. is damaging to him, considering he has made embrace of multiculturalism a big part of his four-year leadership. according japan has cleared executives for tokyo electric power company, rolling they were not guilty of professional necklace in the -- professional negligence in the fukushima meltdown. that ended the only criminal trial linked to the n

sean john a chinese student based in vancouver came into the picture. was. young. i started my research last year when i heard reports that around 10 percent of the way given xing jiang had been detained or disappeared i used a few keywords to search online and found lots of information such as government tendinitis for camps to be built these documents contain the addresses of nearly $100.00 camps so i searched on google earth and found the satellite images they looked very different from civilian facilities for example there were barbed wire fences there watchtowers structures that you'd expect in prisons i found more and more information and so published it on my blog. collected by a researcher and. construction documents found by mr. psychological. trying to take into the camps a lot of mainstream media's coverage has built upon adrian or from work you see in the paper is using government documents and hiring information. show the extent to which the security state has grown and changed. and sean has used satellite imagery to show the compass being built almost in real time

. that's where sean john a chinese student based in vancouver came into the picture. was a young girl i started my research last year when i heard reports that around 10 percent of the way given xing jiang had been detained or disappeared i used a few keywords to search online and found lots of information such as government tendinitis for camps to be built these documents contain the addresses of nearly 100 camps so i searched on google earth and found the satellite images and they looked very different from civilian facilities for example there were barbed wire fences there watchtowers structures that you'd expect in prisons i found more and more information and so published it on my blog. collected by a researcher and. construction documents found by. psychological. children of parents taking to the camps a lot of mainstream media's coverage has built upon adrian or shawn work you see in the paper is using government documents and hiring information. to show the extent to which the security state has grown and changed. and sean has used satellite imagery to show the compass being bui

. the photo was given to time by a vancouver businessman who was part of the west point gray, that's the name of the school, community. this photo was in the yearbook. the man says it's important the public see the picture even though it's now almost two decades old. here is his response. >> in 2001 when i was a teacher, i was in vancouver. i attended an end-of-the-year gala or the theme was arabian nights. i dressed up in an aladdin costume and put makeup on. i shouldn't have done that. i should have known better. >> trudeau became premised or calling himself champion of minority groups became one of president obama's closest friends. his relationship with president trump isn't nearly as warm. mr. trump is referred to him as just in from canada. he's facing a tough reelection bid as he already faces one scandal involving his attorney general and the investigation of a large canadian company. on his plane tonight he admitted this wasn't his first time in such a costume. >> when i was in high school, i dressed up at a talent show and saying with makeup on. it was something that i didn't t

in vancouver came into the picture. was ok yeah. i started my research last year when i heard reports that around 10 percent of the way given xing jiang had been detained or disappeared i used a few keywords to search online and found lots of information such as government tendinitis for accounts to be built these documents contain the addresses of nearly $100.00 counts so i searched on google earth and found the satellite images they looked very different from civilian facilities for example there were barbed wire fences there watchtowers structures that you'd expect in prisons i found more and more information and so i published it on my blog. from a researcher and. construction. psychological. trying to take you to the camps a lot of mainstream media's coverage has built upon adrian or from work you see in the a.b.s. using government documents and hiring information. show the extent to which the security state has grown and changed. and sean has used satellite imagery to show the camps being built almost in real time the financial times we've also used satellite imagery to look at

you work up in vancouver, right? that's where you shoot the show? >> north american dating in general is very different from the uk. >> jimmy: is it? >> i just find it quite baffling. in the uk it's very clear when you're going on a date because it's in the evening and it's like dinner or -- i was going to say disco. people don't do discos anymore. [ laughter ] some sort of obvious date activity. whereas in north america, vancouver, do you want to go kayaking? and then you just think you're going kayaking with a friend and then it ends up being -- obviously this is very personal to me, the kayaking story. getting very worked up about it. [ laughter ] but even a sports game. and they get the jumbotron on and you're meant to kiss the person you're with. and you think you're meant to see a sports game and suddenly it's converted into this public date. >> jimmy: have you been put on kiss cam? >> it's my biggest fear. [ laughter ] i have never been on the kiss cam. >> jimmy: really? you realize this all but guarantees you're going on the kiss cam, right? this is spain all over again. there

vancouver island woman is she vanished without a trace almost 3 decades ago reported a that moco has the story. murky depths of his bc mountain lake 13 year-old max wawrinka dove in with his gopro i always like to question things and brought clarity to a decades old mystery. if there is something. could have helped anyone it's why not why not right you see max first spotted this from the surface of griffin lake the told his mom nancy who called the police. >>your story to something new things. >>but no one could expect when the dive team went down 3 days later, they don't earth not just an overturned car off the transcanada highway but the grim answer to a 27 year-old disappearance from 14 years. before max was born. >>she bought 2 missing persons back in 1992 we were very surprised because it's been so long when we initially heard was somebody in that the call. >>and even before the 1980's hondo was carefully winched out. drivers had spotted its license plates and with it in 69 year-old janet farris from vancouver island who'd been driving to alberta and without a trace. >>i can imagine

, madras, melbourne. they steamed from a bike and vancouver and then 22 months after it started -- from mumbai and vancouver. then from san diego, seattle new york, orleans, miami, new york, boston. they spoke a hundred leg witches. they faded to a dozen ideas of god. two -- they spoke a hundred languages. they paraded to the great spirit, vishnu, allah and god. they came from hundred 40 countries and it aligns they called the united nations, passed in the 1945 at the generation of the united nations hoped would end war for their children and grandchildren. i say this in all humility asking you to walk in silence in this great place of memory and try trim ever them all. not just the framed photographic tragedy of the 18-year-old from iowa, the 19-year-old from arizona, or the 20-year-old from nova scotia. who never came home. tens of millions did not even need to leave home. to find the war. the war found them. burned villages and homes, it killed parents and children, it raped the land. polls, yugoslavs, filipinos, chinese, mallett's, many many more people. and by the end italians, ger

actually, my daughter was in canada, vancouver, three weeks ago, and almost all the tourists in that area are chinese. a situation unimaginable 40 years ago. but this is exactly what the celebration was interesting, and china is an interesting case. china became china today by embracing capitalism, the paramount leader after mao tapped into the individual entrepreneurship spirit of the chinese, that is how china has become so powerful economically. so now what xi jinping is trying to celebrate is what he calls the china model, and that is part of capitalism, part of communism, it is the way that it is part controlled and yet economic development model, and he is trying to also sell this to the rest of the world. we only have a couple of minutes left to talk about the celebration or marking of the anniversary, so we need to look at the competing narrative, and you will get a few seconds to tell me the competing narratives. we all know there will be protest marches in hong kong on the 1st of october, they will be wearing black, we may see tear gas. we have many hundreds of thousands if not

visited, in vancouver, canada, called insight, has been open for 15 years and to date, not a single person has died there. and that centre has been actually been the training ground for a new smartphone system that tries to replicate the human supervisor but using technology. let's take a look. over in seattle, researchers are developing an app called second chance that utilises the microphone and speaker to automatically detect people on the brink of overdose. the fundamental problem with opioid overdose is that people die alone or they die with bystanders who are unable to recognise and help them. when people experience an overdose, they have dangerous breathing and so the software is able to convert the phone into a breathing monitor. it does that by using the microphone and the speaker and it turns it into a sort of a short—range sonar. like a dolphin or a submarine, it is able to send out tones that cannot be here heard by you or i but the reflections of those tones can be heard by the microphone and those can be used to identify breathing pattern. the app will alert emergenc

alert bay whic is in the northern part of vancouver island on the we went. we met, and they agreed. once they agreed, then i was free to come into their incredible cultural centem and work with on picking the masks, taking them out of the center, and again putting them t into conwith the ocean in the forest.>> how do you account for your own lens so to speak? what i mean is the cultural experiences that you have had that will inevitably influence what you find that is worth photraphing or publishing or even beautiful? >> exactly. father had a job where i lived in australia, africa, england. especially when i was a young child, my father would goin out these isolated areas of australia, working on the oil rigs. so i was hanging around with aborigine children at 6 to ar old. i began to realize the power of their voice, their traditions. somewhere along the way, i knew i wanted to a photographer. i really committed myself to a lifetime of putting on adlm ional cultures that are on the edge of something. maybe it is a the end of their culture in the sense of many of thchildren are movi

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