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Every Friday we review the top web stories of the week with Amy Judd.

Guest: Amy Judd - Global BC Digital Producer

Football football football! A big weekend in the NFL is coming up, celebrating 60 years of the CFL, and why some football players are calling for an end to tackle football for kids.

Guest: Scott Taylor - Editor, Game on Magazine

Weekly check-in with Keith Baldrey. This week: Why Donald Trump’s fake news awards are both “absurd and dangerous” & what’s going on with LNG in BC?

Guest: Keith Baldrey - Legislative Bureau Chief, Global BC

Months after playing down fears about a potential serial killer targeting Toronto's gay village, police have arrested a man they believe is responsible for the presumed deaths of at least two men, and there might be more victims. Police have charged 66-year-old Bruce McArthur with first-degree murder of Selim Esen and Andrew Kinsman who are still missing.

Amazon released its list today of cities that made the cut to be on the shortlist for potential homes for its second headquarters...and there’s one Canadian town.

And ending with an update to this bizarre, horrible story out of California about the 13 siblings - ranging in ages from 2 to 29 - who were kept in horrifying conditions by their parents.

Thursday night check in with Warren Kinsella. This week: Trudeau in the polls, and the hijab attack that wasn’t.

Guest: Warren Kinsella - Toronto based lawyer, consultant, and author

For 13 years, Brad Galloway was a fixture in the world of extremism, initially with the Toronto skinhead movement and later in British Columbia as the national leader of a neo-Nazi group. But then he walked away. Stewart Bell shares Brad’s story about how he renounced his racist beliefs and journeyed away from his past.

Guest: Stewart Bell - Reporter, Global National

Sometimes, you’d think some things would be pretty self explanatory. But here we are, it’s 2018 and we’re having to warn people not to eat those Tide laundry detergent pods. The unlikely stunt has become an online phenomenon: People filming themselves biting into the colourful pod, and then becoming ill.

At 12-thousand meters, it was a marriage almost made in heaven. In the first such ceremony on a papal flight, Pope Francis performed a wedding for two flight attendants while flying between two Chilean cities on Thursday. Here’s CNN’s Rosa Flores with more.

The Swiss Federal Council has passed a new law ruling that lobsters can no longer be boiled alive; instead, cooks must knock out the crustaceans or simply kill before cooking the delicacy.

A government shutdown is looming in the US as lawmakers continue to disagree on issues, predominantly focused around the DACA program.

Guest: Alain Sanders - Former Time Magazine Senior Reporter & Current Professor of Political Science at St. Peter’s University in Jersey City NJ.