U.S. President Donald Trump is delighted to see no protesters during his Saudi Arabia trip, Bitcoin is set to break the $3000 barrier by the end of the year, and 2 Indy 500 racers were robbed while visiting a Taco Bell.

1. At least 19 people dead, 50 injured in potential terrorist attack at Manchester Arena.

2. Everyone has dealt with bad traffic before, but this one might take the cake. The highway closure was due to a vehicle fire that happened about 25 kilometres south of Merritt, near the Coldwater Road Exchange, around 4 a.m. Highway officials say this was a dangerous goods fire, but it is not known how the truck caught fire at this time. A Hazmat team has been on scene all day and the assessment is now complete.

3. The Chinese government “systematically dismantled” CIA spying operations in China starting in late 2010 and killed or imprisoned at least a dozen CIA sources over the next two years, The New York Times reported Saturday.

A bombing in Manchester has left at least 19 dead and 59 injured. ROb sets up the horrible events in the UK.

Redmond Shannon checking live from Manchester to give us an update on the events in Manchester.

Almost 180,000 ballots need to be counted before we know what the actual outcome will be in the BC Provincial elections. Keith Baldrey joins Rob to explain.

The UK police are treating the explosion in Manchester during the Ariana Grande concert as an 'act of terrorism.' 

Ryan Getzlaf was fined $10,000 for a homophobic slur used on the ice... Kevin Pillar was suspended 2 games... What did the NHL not do? 

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is committed to moving ahead with the Trans Mountain pipeline, regardless of final B.C. election results.

Former FBI Director James Comey will testify in open hearing before Senate Intelligence Committee.

And sticking with American politics... according to sources, White House lawyers are researching impeachment

Intriducing the 34th greatest Canadian Hal Anderson.

Discussing everything thats been trending online this week.