Barbie Ferreira isn't afraid of taking risks, from being the first in her family to pursue a career in entertainment as a model first, then actor, to taking on the role of Cat in Euphoria, one of the busiest shows of the last few years for its raw and gritty depiction of high school life.

Barbie stars in the new film Mile End Kicks, which just premiered at this year's Toronto International Film Festival.

She'll tell you how Euphoria changed her life and how she prepared to speak Canadian.

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It's early July, and a heat wave is bearing down on the east coast of the U.S.

Producers Kathleen Goldhar and Chris Kelly are walking up to a house that has seen better days.

Very strange house.

In this suburb of Boston,

the houses are all far back from the winding road,

and the tall evergreens offer a bit of relief from the intense heat.

And I'm thinking anybody's here right now.

They are here looking for a dead man's dad.

I'll be providing an update on a homicide case that happened in 2017 out of Squamish, BC.

In 2017, a rock climber known as Jesse James was found dead in his burned-out truck in a campground in Squamish, BC,

where I live.

The victim's actual name remained unknown until recently.

It took three years for police to reveal his true identity.

Because, surprise, surprise, Jesse James was not his real name.

The truth about Jesse was finally uncovered when police were able to match his DNA

to the DNA of a family in Medfield, Massachusetts.

They had reported their son missing in 2006.

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