Welcome back to extras mansions and approximatelynaires here in millionaires here in the crown jewel of vancouver, canada, as i revolve high atop the city. You know, the locals brag about all the scenic outdoors. But the other thing they brag about the food. When it comes to cuisine in vancouver, you can get anything from a great steak to an allout ad event turven from a great steak to an allout ad event turveture under the se. Vancouver dining was a whole new experience. Coast restaurant is the premier west Coast Seafood restaurant in vancouver. A title well earned. Welcome to coast restaurant where you can literally have an oceantotable dining experience. Its really the freshness of the ingredients. You know, you go ten blocks in any direction from coast, and you hit the ocean. And we have fishermen call us every day with what just came in on the boat that day. Stars like Bradley Cooper and Chelsea Handler cant resist. And with menu items like this, can you blame them . A whole local sea bass thats salt baked, so baked in a salt crust. And then flambeed tableside. Dinner and a show definitely. So what about dinner and a view . I found just the place. The place where you want to be in downtown vancouver. Spectacular views. They have the island and all the creek, the water, and the yacht. Situated on the famed sea wall, its a unique take on cuisine. Modern take on peruvian and japanese fare. Check out the glacier. Ceviche crab and sashimi. A regular trip around the globe. Didnt like this at all. Mm. This is spectacular. Vancouver is known for its great seafood restaurants. But if you are looking for a terrific steak, you got to try gotham steakhouse. We are famous for big cuts of steaks. Big steaks, even bigger celebrities. Halle berry, nicolas cage. Even the rock, all lining up to try menu items like their bonein ribeye. Cuisine is really american, american steakhouse. Yeah, with classiccidal like french classic sides like french fries and onion rings, it doesnt get much more american that that. No doubt youll find something to whet your appetite. You know, youre probably going to leave vancouver with a lot of amazing memories. Youre going to leave with one other thing an extra suitcase because the shopping here is incredible. Attention all shopaholics, designer divas, and fashion lovers. We found the shopping paradise youve been looking for. We think that vancouver is becoming one of the leading cities for highend brands. From ultra luxe to local designers, vancouver is taking reduce, reuse, recycled to the next level. And youll never guess how much you can steal this chanel purse for. This was 6,500. Well reveal that in a moment. First, the host trend in the city, green chic. Right now its really about finding products that are handmade, local made. Its maybe made first from secondhand materials. Youre reusing. Some brands have zero waste. You feel good about wearing the clothes. Youre looking for something unique, native, good food, the food and fresh. Vancouver fresh fish and oysters. One of the best places in the world. When it comes to shopping, Granville Island market is a wealth of great bargains. Looking for some good thrifting . Gastown is the place. Hipster, lots of secondhand stores, a huge part of of the shopping scene. Whats also huge, the story behind the clothes. The nicole bridger boutique is the perfect mix of style and sustainable fashion. Won the first equal fashion award in 2010. Other products that we find here, highend material. You have cashmere and silk, organic cotton. Or coats like this, saving the world one soda bottle at a time. This fabric is water resistant trenchcoat that is made from recycled pop bottles. Wait, wait. This is made from from like plastic Water Bottles . Yeah, yeah. Lets get back to that chanel. This was 6,500. Were selling for 3,500. Yes, thats right. Mine and yours offers ontrend, Luxury Brands for a fraction of the price. Here we have a dress. Oscar de la renta. This would have retailed for 3,500. Its 495. These are slightly moved, maybe sat in a closet, never used . This i know she wore once to an event. Sometimes when people are photographed in things, they dont want to wear them anymore. Wow. Love Louis Vuitton . What is this . Louis vuitton and epi leather alma. This is still in store, were selling for 2,000. When youre looking for a great deal, great designer, or both, vancouver is onestop shopping. Closed captioning and other consideration provided by thats it for extras mansions and millionaires vancouver. Im michael corbett. First, i really want to thank our amazing host, tours in vancouver. I hate to say goodbye, but i guess well see you back at universal. Thank you, michael. Thats going to do it for this weekends extra. For the latest entertainment headlines, head over to extratv. Com. Have a great weekend, everyone. See you monday. Extra is your Entertainment News source monday through friday. When the weekend rolls around, we really let our hair down. Ah extra stars, extra fashion, extra weekend. Theres one other job you have that people dont realize unless you are a member of the White House Press corps and go overseas. You go overseas, were all on the same team. Theres fights that take place overseas when it comes to press access, more in the small d democratic way. Every press secretary has fought for this in different ways. This is something that i will be honest some White House Press corps are concerned, is that going to be there with this team. Are they going to be the protectors of the American Press freedom in china . I remember fighting with some members of our press corps sometimes. And i said when they would get their back up, i said, dont yell at me because when i walk back through that door, im the only person that gives a hoot whether you get what you want before 5 00 p. M. Today. Theres a phrase that all president s eventually get when they look at their spokesman or communicator. It is your friends in the press. Like you own them and it is president is playing you as if you work for us, right . There is a bigger thing here which is you do have to fight for access. Not to get too serious here, what we do here does have an impact around the world. We do believe in democracy. We do believe in a free press. And when we undermine it the rest of the world is watching. When we go to russia, which is always a fight, china, always a fight, on access things, it sends a message to the people there that a president of the United States will say, im not going into that meeting unless my press corps can come. When were doing that here, thats a problem. One of the little known parts of the job is your desk sits between the front door of the oval office and the podium in the briefing room. The press secretary is paid to represent the president. But you also have to work with and represent the press corps. Its a terrible balancing act. I think its harder for these guys. It gets harder because he made so many of them our own correspondents personal targets. One of the things im most hopeful will start is the targeting by name of individual journalists in that room. Because going people dont understand its the one thing i asked of him. Hit the organization, not the person. The people that cover him will wake up every day and go to work at the white house. Thats their place of business. Their desks are under the briefing room. People dont realize that. They dont work in a far away bureau. The real down side for the president is, he helped his election bid by undermining the press and having people trust the press less. He is going to find a time where he needs the press to send this message both here and around the world. And thats the real trick. Thats a transition he is going to have to make. Give him credit. He goes around the press and through the press. Since election day, he has done interviews with today, with 60 minutes, New York Times, wall street journal, time. In every one of the interviews, there was the Important Message was, people out there trust me. Dont trust what you read or you see. The problem is that theres going to be a point at which at a time of crisis he does need a press to get his message out. I believe. You guys delivered. This was a fascinating discussion. I will get yelled at by my television colleagues for wanting to get rid of the televised briefing. A lot of fun here. Turning the tables. When we come back from press secretaries to press critics. I sit down with four people whose job it is to cover the people who cover the president. In other words, us, the media. Welcome to the world 2116, you can fly across town in minutes or across the globe in under an hour. Whole communities are living on mars and solar satellites provide earth with unlimited clean power. In less than a century, boeing took the world from seaplanes to space planes, across the universe and beyond. And if you thought that was amazing, you just wait. they tell me im wrong to want to stand alongside my, my love whoa, talkin bout my love we all want whats best for our kids. To want to stand alongside my, my love introducing mcdonalds new chicken mcnuggets. Made with 100 white meat chicken and no artificial colors, flavors and now no artificial preservatives. they tell me im wrong to want to stand alongside my, my love whoa, talkin bout my love welcome back. Throughout the campaign, we at nbc news sent a team of younger journalists to cover all the candidates running for president and all the states where they were running. It was a 24 7 job literally. If you are a Young Political journalist, there may be no better way to get into the political world. So we thought we would ask them to reflect on their journey throughout 2016. The hardest part about the campaign in so many ways is that its sensory overload from morning tonight, theres so much information coming at you. It was nonstop for seven days. A different city every night, sometimes three cities every day. One of the things that i liked best about the campaign trail was watching candidates get grilled by voters in places like New Hampshire where people would just be able to walk right up to them and ask them the most pressing questions of their lives. The kindness of iowa voters was one of my favorite parts of the campaign trail. There was this one time i remember i was at the iowa state fair, very much lost and confused. A farmer came up to me and showed me around, helped me understand where i was inside the pig barn at the time. He said, i want to do this for you because i hope if my son ever goes to new york, someone would be kind enough to do the same for him. My most memorable interaction with donald trump was when i was taken into the buffer area around the stage over a rally during christmas and asked to shoot cuts of the candidate up close, which is a normal piece of being on the campaign trail. As i got up there, i was holding my camera. And donald trump in the middle of his speech turned and pointed to me and said look, here we have nbc. Theyre supposed to be back there. But thats okay. That was probably the most memorable and definitely the most bizarre interaction. One of my favorite moments from the campaign trail happened in New Hampshire as governor bush was on a bus tour. It was in the middle of a snowstorm. Im outside the bus with my camera raised ready to film him. As he is walking by me, he bends down and he forms a snowball and throws it at me. He gets this big laugh out of it. It was this moment that i will always remember his personality really shining through. You cant do anything about it. Thats not fair, actually. The night mike pences plane goes off the runway, new york city, rain coming down, the plane lands. It veers, started to smell the rubber come up. Its one of the moments where you still got a job to do. You pick up the camera and start filming. You realize, you cant believe this is happening. Having a room full of voters who are there to see dr. Carson at a Campaign Event in iowa, break out in a happy birthday song for me at a staffers direction was one of the most memorable moments on the campaign. You are going so many places and sometimes you are giving up your birthday. That made it special. This was absolutely the best year and a half of my life. Both professionally and personally. And i think what will make it so special is that i probably will never do it again. At least not this way. Never do it again, but you will never forget. Unbelievable group of young journalists. Were very lucky here at nbc. We will be back with our panel of media critics. 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Whole communities are living on mars and solar satellites provide earth with unlimited clean power. In less than a century, boeing took the world from seaplanes to space planes, across the universe and beyond. And if you thought that was amazing, you just wait. I love allday breakfast. T. But you dont love that you cant get all your favorites all day. Ugghh. Now youre gonna love that you can get more all day. Like. Mcgriddles so youll have to find Something Else to not love. Like that itch you cant scratch. Or when people use speakerphone in public. [speakerphone] seriously, you cant tell a soul. I promise i wont tell anyone. [speakerphone] for real. Okay . Or accidently watching episode 4 before youve seen episode 3. When did deandre become an alien . Get more choices you love now with all day breakfast. Welcome back. Lets face it, the press has had a rough year. In our latest poll, just 16 of those surveyed had a great deal or quite a bit of confidence in the National News media. 55 said they had very little or no confidence at all in us. Talk about uniting a polarized country. That by the way puts us behind the financial industry which almost destroyed the economy and the federal government. You know how people feel about those guys. A few days ago we decided to bring together four people who make it their business to tell us what were doing wrong and on some occasions what were actually trying to do right. David, hal, claire and gabe, who is also an nbc news media analyst. You have a president right now president elect but a president who made no bones that he wants an antagonistic relationship with the press corps. Its almost he is almost goading the press corps, goading folks like us to have an antagonistic relationship. Not since nixon has that been this up front and perhaps not even it wasnt even that up front then. I think thats right. I think he prospered politically by being hostile to the press, suggesting he would create policies, make libel laws easy, Reince Priebus saying they will perhaps dispense with briefings in the white house. To show his hostility to the press in a way that makes it hard to have that usual kind of honeymoon feeling when a new administration sweeps in. The press has to be open to the fact that this could be a conventional presidency, it would be a successful one. It could be one that ultimately has some notions of transparency and accountability. But i dont think it needs to sit back on its heels and find out agnostically. It has to sort of operate on a split track where it really watches the president s rhetoric and his administration, but also saying, were going to watch rules, the regulations, what we dispose of from the obama administration. So if any report that donald trump doesnt like and you have the president of the United States tweeting out, dont believe the nbc nightly news, dont believe the New York Times, they dont know what theyre talking about, his people are not going to believe the New York Times, theyre not going to believe nbc nightly news. What do you do as a member of the press when you have that where he is telling essentially half the country, ignore . Keep going. Keep doing your job. You are serving the whole public, not just mr. Trumps supporters. Keep remembering that. More people voted for other candidates than donald trump. Going back to that question, i would say his business is central. That needs to be explored. I think that has great repercussions for whats going to happen in the next four years. What are his connections with other countries, the family . I think thats central in the early days. Thats a big question will be ultimately how much does the media chase the shiny object that trump is throwing out each morning . The fact that he is tweeting is not news at this point. We have to cover what the president elect and the president says. But the fact that he is going to Say Something outrageous that becomes the focus of the coverage i think is abdicating the role which is the media should set the agenda in deciding the news. When the president says something we cover it. But we should not be pingponging back and forth from his tweets. What can the Washington Press corps learn from Donald Trumps incredible interactions with the tabloids of new york over the last 30 years . Thats a great question. Since you are at the New York Post. He is a creature of the New York Post and the tabloid world. And he loves it. Feature of our front pages for many years. Does love it. He obviously loves reading the paper as well. And i think he is a lover of all journalism. I think he reads things closely like you say. He is in contact with journalists. I feel like im an immigrant, obviously. Im from england. I voted for the