. ♪ the canadian government had already carved out a series of five airports between edmonton in albertaon territory. with canada's consent, the united states war department decided to build a military highway from british columbia to fairbanks, alaska. it was to link up and supply the airfields and supply emergency access to alaska for troops and materials. this highway would extend roughly 1500 miles, about the distance from washington to denver. the town of dawson creek saw the arrival of engineer troops in march of 1942. here they set up a camp. enlisted men were trained in maintenance and operation of tractors in the north. their workouts in subzero weather produced skilled cap scanners. before the arrival of additional engineers, these first troops moved out on a trail to fort nelson, where they established a base camp and begin working northwest. other regiments headed to yukon through skagway. they began working both northwest and southeast. still other regiments entered alaska at valdez and moved up through the interior. they begin working toward fairbanks and the yukon border.

. >> reporter: alberta dash needed three of her teeth pulled. but with no dental insurance or money to spare, she hasn't been able to have the procedure performed until today. >> i greatly appreciate it. i don't even think i could thank them enough honestly. i don't know how to thank them enough. >> reporter: alberta is one of more than 2,000 people to take part in this free dental clinic in san mateo. >> it's one of the most expensive areas to live in the nation. so dental care tends to fall behind and they can't afford it. >> reporter: hundreds of volunteers helped clean teeth, fill cavities or pull teeth that just couldn't be saved. the cda estimates that 3 out of 10 californians, 30%, have difficulty getting health care for one reason or another. and plenty of them are children. >> i lost my insurance a year ago. so i -- i've been kind of trying to get a dentist. >> reporter: these two got a good checkup. no cavities and a sense of relief that dell denzelal care, costly and out of reach, for this weekend was neither. in san mateo, devin fehe

. >> the fire department in alberta, canada, had a training and team building day.hey are playing jenga using the jaws of life. there are so many good things about this. i just love it. >> have you to be so careful and gentle. the jaws of life are big and bulky. just a little tap could down the tower. >> when you're trapped in a car and these jaws of life are one inch from your ear you want them to be deft and gentle and precise. >> one bad move and it could go bad. these teaches them to communicate in delicate situations when everything is on the line. >> it's a brilliant idea as far as training goes. >> starting to get wobbly. we know how jenga ends. >> jenga. >> that wasn't the only game they were playing in the fire department that day. >> musical fire equipment. >> you're right. we've got captain and firefighter facing off. round and round they go. when music stops, get your gear on as fast as you can. >> you've got to let the captain win. >> you're going to end you with the night shift for a month. >> in the end captain wins. >> you won. >> good job, captain.

. >>> a slightly more technical rescue here in alberta, canada.efighters, other technical rescue team members showi ining to rescue horses that fell through the thawing ice. >> yikes. >> this is a tough one. firefighters here trying to get out on the ice but not spook them, not put themselves in any danger. this guy trying to work with a chain saw in very slippery, unstable conditions. you see different horse heads sticking out of the ice out there. >> oh, you weren't kidding. it's a ton of horses. >> once they break open the ice, they're able to rescue seven horses from this situation. >> wow. time to invest in a fence. >>> you ever wonder what life would be like if you had your own personal genie? >> yeah. >> so many wishes. >> artist jodie steele just made your wish come true. here she is with this strapping young lad. >> she always blows my mind with all the things she does. then she's painting him against the background which means he's going to fade into it, but then turn into the genie. >> yep. and there you have it. go head. you got three

dash cam video from alberta, canada. green chevy up ahead in the sights of the dash cam.y are we interested in this? because that chevy belongs to his buddy nate and nate is not driving it. >> my friend's truck got stolen at 6:45 this morning. i just dropped him off at his house and i saw the truck at the bottom of the hill. they peeled out and went up the hill. i know it's the truck. >> that's thomas on the phone with dispatch trying to get officers to come to his position to hopefully wrangle the people inside the truck. >> i'm in. give me that peach. >> it gets so good. >> is the driver of the truck suspicious yet that they're being followed? >> let's find out, gayle. because thomas follows the truck into this apartment complex and observes from a distance when he sees four people get out. one begins to approach him. >> this is why the police are like don't do this. >> yep. that guy seems to not do anything. but the next guy coming down the sidewalk does. >> yeah, they just tried to attack me. they just tried to open my door. >> thomas takes off a little bit, tries to

that man's dog, named cosmo, plunged into frigid ice near edmonton, alberta.hen faced a race against time to get to safety. both made it out soaked and shivering. >> it is a split second thing. you're not going to just let him die, right? >> reporter: you didn't even have to think about it? >> no, of course not. as soon as the ice broke i went right in. i don't know. >> the kurjournalist hop captur him saving cosmo were working on a story about, get this, thin ice. >> your forecast withdrew tuma. >> and weather rounding out with sunny skies. a pair of storms to bring back the showers. live doppler 7 tonight though, enjoying a quiet night. clear skies. out side we go. a live look from the explore tore yum camera showing you the ever-changing skyline of san francisco. and we're comfortably cool right now under clear skies from this vantage point. 40s and 50s currently, 47 in santa rosa, 51? san francisco, 53 in oakland. do the same temperature in san jose. 54 san ramon. half moon bay a little cooler along the ocean weather checking in at 47 degrees. overnight to

team from the university of alberta found babies in the womb and exposed to pets through their moms orectly had higher levels of two types of good bacteria linked to reduce levels of allergies. scientists believe that early exposure to dirt and such bolsters the immune system. sean bell in the house. >> lucy, a bunch of guys are having great seasons in the nba but no one i mean no one is doing what russell westbrook is doing. i'll tell you why he should be the unanimous undeniable league mv ♪ >>> so sean bell has been thinking long and hard on russell westbrook and who should be the nba mvp much his commentary in 15 seconds. ♪ >>> if you don't think russell westbrook is the nba, mvp you're out of your mine much this thing is clear it's in the even close. you're crazy to think otherwise. his man is averaging a triple double. are you kidding me? that a lone should win him the mvp. he's the second player to ever do that. all time ever. the first being the big o oscar robertson. 32 points, ten rebounds, ten assists. night live thought i'd ever see the only argument people are making agains

dog and owner escaped from the alberta pond in need of hot chocolate, but okay. >>> hackers are blamed for setting off emergency sirens, and a new call for alabama's governor to resign. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. blaum.com reports they want the governor to quit immediately. lawmakers are starting impeachment proceedings against roberts bentley. a new report reports he used state resources to cover up an affair with an adviser. >>> "the miami herald" said a fitness manager had just been fired. the man took his own life after a killing saturday in the equinox in coral gables. police say he had been fired earlier in the day for a workplace altercation. >>> the dallas mus says hackers are blamed for setting off emergency sirens. more than 150 sirens citywide sounded more than a dozen times just after midnight saturday. police were bombarded with calls. >> it sounded like an air raid. i knew there wasn't severe weather. i checked to see if there was severe weather when there wasn't. i thought we need to get out of there. >> the entire system had to be shut off

tonight, the sharks facing off against the oilers in alberta, canada. first two games will be played there and then the sharks return to s.a.p. center for game three. that's on the 16th. the last time the sharks and oilers met in the stanley cup playoffs was back in 2006. >> see how they do. >> at 4:37 this morning, keeping a close eye on a barge sitting on the sea floor. we'll tell you the reason the sunking vessel might move, potentially creating a major problem for b.a.r.t. new details continue to emerge about the san be >>> we have new details right now and continuing coverage about the san bernadino school shooter and his victims. court records indicating he a repeated history of threatening women. the new york post reports that cedric anderson had threatened a different ex-wife with a murder-suicide in 1996. that threat came when she refused to pay for their divorce. she in turn sought a restraining order against him after the incident but ultimately abandoned those efforts. the couple divorced in 1997. then another girlfriend was granted a restra

he didn't hesitate to rescue his dog cosmo after cosmo broke through an icy pond in alberta canada. in the video you can see dunk & and the dog plunge through the ice struggling to keep heads above water as people watch. once safely out of the pond, the owner said he hopes most people would do the same for their dog. i know a lot of dog owners would do. that's duncan macgyver. kind of a macgyver rescue. >> i feel like i'd have the urge to help him out but if something happens to you you're both in the water. >> such an instinct to save your pet. >> they are okay. >>> coastal rain coming, bonnie schneider standing by. >> yes, francis, definitely looking at the contrast. cold enough for snow in the higher elevations but mostly a rain event tuesday through thursday. keep an eye on that. it will impact travel. we're watching for that as well as storms in the northwest. look at that thunderstorms firing into chicago as well as down through texas. this is where we have 29 million people at risk for severe weather. that's a loo at the bigksouth. 67 in sacramento, 64 san francisco. so that'

where is that going to be deliberating crude to alberta? the illinois refiners, refiners in cushing, oklahoma. now a lot of that can stream down to the gulf as well. so i think both of those stares. >> i think it's trapped there. >> really? you have all these, it's again racial buy here. >> i mean, first of all, think about it. there were two things that were guaranteed when this year began him you have to own fnlts, because interest rates are going higher, total disaster t. second was crude is set up perfectly at $52 a barrel. opec is now on board. it's off to the races, total disaster. sometimes consent is great. but sometimes it's exactly wrong. just because crude goes up for two or three day, i don't think it's changed at all. if you look at the christmas group contract, christmas '18, it's projected no -- >> that is a fair point. 2018 crude oil is off six bucks anyhowe since the beginning of the year. we definitely seen the curve flatten. >> that actually isn't the issue. when you look at them. they are consumers of crude. they aren't

that's not going to be an immediate impact, but where's that going to be delivering crude from, albertasame mid-continent area. that's the illinois refiners, refiners around cushing, oklahoma. they'll be poised to benefit and now that can stream down to the gulf as well. so i think both of those areas, refiners -- >> i think it's a trap. >> really? >> a trap. >> you have all these -- it's a generational buy here! >> first of all, think about it, there were two things that were guaranteed when this year began -- you have to own financials because interest rates are going higher. total disaster. and the second was that crude is set up perfectly at $52 a barrel. opec's not on board and it's off to the races. total disaster. sometimes consensus is great, but sometimes it's exactly wrong. just because crude goes up for two, three days, i don't think it's changed at all. looking out to the christmas crude contract for christmas '18, it's projecting no -- >> that is a fair point. 2018 crude oil is off 6 bucks anyhow since the beginning of the year, so we've definitely seen the curve flatten, b

they won the national championship the next year and ended up traveling to edmonton alberta to play the edmonton canadian grads who were the women's world championship team and they played by men's rules, they played full-court basketball. next year, they had had to learn how to play full-court basketball and they won every game against the edmonton grads. then they went and competed in a women's world game and won them the next year.that was three years together and they ended up going from their little bitty farms to canada and to new york. they traveled on a ship and went to london. coach babb them to paris and then when they came back, most of of them played for industrial league teams. the college closed and that's why they were disbanded. >> obviously, they had trouble getting to the national temp in ship which just a couple states away. how did they make the money bounce training and was there when was easier to make money ? >> along the way, the bus broke down and coach babb decided they would not traveled by bus anymore. he actually got the car dealers in the town to supply thr

construction of this 800,000 square meter facility that will be the largest pot legal growth centered near albertacanada. just looking at how the as justinof this trudeau pushes forward with this plan to make it legal. to put and taxes to get revenue into the government from the legalization of this industry. several of these companies are listed in terms of the companies that grow and supplying marijuana. it is a big business, and they think it comes at the expense of criminalize gangs. oliver: the first question i have is how much of it is economically incentivized. they ultimately want money out of this industry. revenue ranges of canadianbillions dollars to hundreds of millions of canadian dollars. the main competitor is the hells , who basically run the distribution of non-legal marijuana. this is a big deal, companies that have high market cap, and the changes will be for people to grow as many as four marijuana plants in their own home, to make it legal to consume and by and provinces will have it within their to put it on liquor store shelves. not everyone is excited about it. there are pl

didn't hesitate to rescue his dog after it broke through icy pond in alberta canada on saturday.e video see them plunge through the ice once more. struggling to keep heads above the water. once safely out of the pond, dunkin said he hoped most people would do the same for their dog. that's a really nice story there. let's get a check on weather. bonnie, looks like there's some storms in the midwest. warm weather here in the northeast. >>> that's right. looking at big changes. first of all, powerful storms in wisconsin, northern michigan. unusual for this time of year to see such large hail in wisconsin. take a look at where the other threat is. 28 million people at risk. highest threat in the afternoon. this is into texas. hail and damaging winds. the main threat for severe weather. then if you're flying for example to chicago. may have airport delays. expecting strong storms and risk for tornados this afternoon into illinois. back down to texas where the rain will accumulate. flash flooding is possible to austin. be watching areas like i 35 into the overnight period. mentioned t

alberta's -- al brutus. he worked in the research department beforehand.as been at the richmond fed almost for life. he's a longtime richmond fed employee, and this is quite a shock that this could happen. when you read his letter released by his attorneys, it appears again the cover-up than the crime, he says he inadvertently released information but did not tell the inspector general about it. we know this has been an ongoing probe by legal officials into what happened, and whether or not a crime was committed. it could have been insider trading violations because the medley clients knew in advance with the fed was going to do. david: a number of questions raised here. if that investigation to date -- took place in 2015 we wonder if that influences mr. lacquers decision -- mr. lacker's decision to require us to retire. talk about his role when he was a voting member. michael: he was the hawkish on inflation, and push them to move much more quickly than they did. but even before the financial crisis coming with caucus -- he was hawkish on inflation. the w

albert, alberta on saturday for a story on ice safety as the ordeal unfolded. st.t officials say there has been a dramatic increase in ice rescue calls this week, with three coming in since thursday alone.as the camera rolled, mciver jumped into the icy pond to save his dog, cosmo, who had plunged through thin ice.in the video, you can see the ice breaking under mciver's weight as his dog struggles to keep its head above the frigid water. mciver soon gets to the animal and they find relief on a strip of concrete as ctv edmonton reporter angela jung calls 911 for help. attempting to get ashore, mciver and cosmo plunge through the thin ice again before reaching dry land. "it's a split second thing," mciver said moments after emerging from the pond. "you're not just going to let him die, right?" (jrstone) in south carolina... five children were injured when two inflatable bounce houses went flying through the air during a church carnival. deputies say the wind started tossing the bounce houses while kids were playing in them. then... despite both inflatable structures

. >> a study from the university of alberta found babies are healthier when they grow up around dogs study shows babies with pets in the house have much healthier stomach bacteria than those who don't. >> a local story. a midwife thought she would have a relaxing data salon but one baby had other plans. the woman is taking her job seriously cutting her hair appointment short, no time to even take the foil out of her hair, rushing to the hospital to help the expectant mother deliver her baby and of course she posted this priceless picture that is not going viral online with the caption first time for everything i was at the salon and nature call. the midwife making it back to the salon in under 20 minutes which is a good thing because her hair would be perfect. time is 24 after the hour and democrats pushing conspiracy theories about donald trump and f at a dead end. >> the trump as vladimir putin puppet storyline is dead. could come back but it would take something remarkable. >> donald trump's change of heart could rub the russian president the wrong way. the 8-year-old boy who need

a snowboarder plowed into one in alberta canada. said it lasted for about 30 seconds before it disappeared. i can't believe he was able to get that on video. >> yeah, anything nowadays, right? >> wow, very cool. have we had if you have yet? >> we still have a winter storm warning through tonight. it's raining on the coast. san mateo. we have delays here sfo, 50 degrees, delays of 44 minutes. it doesn't look that bad. showers are in the vicinity, we will track them for you and talk about a dryer second half of the weekend. >> make the rain go away. also ahead, brandon bell blasts two home runs for the giants. will it be enough to cover the has crazy low prices. do you know how we do it? - how? - bargainomics! say, if california has a bumper crop and produces too many oranges. or a winemaker in sonoma suddenly has 1000 bottles too many. we've got name-brand, top-quality groceries priced 40-70% off every day. bargainomics. that's our business model. and our business model is... delicious. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ welcome to ma

snowboarder plowed into lake louise in alberta, canada, you see the snow swirling around.boarder says it lasted for about 30 seconds before it disappeared. have you ever seen anything like that before? that's very cool. anyway. >> still a winter storm warning through this evening. we have a roof camera, it's 49 in the city. 11 degrees cooler up in the north bay. so we're in the cold air behind the main system that brought all that heavy rain last night. so you talk about more showers this morning, a dry second half of the weekend. and a somewhat week ahead, can you believe ? your accuweather 7-day forecast ahead. >>> brandon bell, last two home runs for the giants. will it be enough to overcome another rough game for the bull mait's a series ofar is nosmart choices. like using glucerna to replace one meal or snack a day. glucerna products have up to 15 grams of protein to help manage hunger and carbsteady, unique blends of slow release carbs to help minimize blood sugar spikes. every meal every craving. it's the choices you make when managing blood sugar that are the real

it happened at a dog park in alberta, canada.see the man running into the icy pond with no hesitation... as his dog struggles to keep his head above the water. the ice breaks under his weight but the man is able to get to his dog and boost him out of the water. while trying to make his way back to land... the man breaks through the thin ice once again and plummeting into the freezing water. the two eventually make it back to dry land. the camera crew was there by sheer coincidence... working on a story about the dangers of thin ice. a weak area of high pressure will break down this evening as the next round of systems approach from the west. look for increasing cloud cover and rain developing in north bay on tuesday then spreading southward on wednesday. no klay thompson tonight for the warriors as they took on the utah jazzkevin durant and steph curry playing together for the first time in 5 weeks 2nd quartercurry burys the 3-pointer warriors led 51-49 at the half(curry: game-high 28 points, 6-of-8 on 3's)3rd quarterdurant the c

. >> they got plenty of oxygen from their game four victory, now game five is tonight in alberta. the series, of course, tied two games apiece. if the sharks can win this one, they'll take a 3-2 series lead and head back home to the shark tank on saturday. you can watch tonight's game at 7:30 on nbc sports california. >>> if you're planning on hitting the links today, especially at half moon bay, the grass may still be wet after very early morning rain and our temperatures will be in the low 50s to start. going to see that sunshine and not making it out of the 50s with some breezy winds. how about hiking in the east bay. some of those trails may still be muddy as we start off this morning at 55 degrees, then the sunshine will dry things out. up to 60 degrees at 10:00. by 2:00 today we're at 65 degrees with some breezy wind. it will be a very nice afternoon for getting out or doing whatever you'd like to do today, especially with some kids still on spring break. as we head into the next several days, we will still see some more dry weather. i'll talk about that and a look at the si

gave five in alberta tonight, and the series is tied two games a piece. if the sharks can win this one, they would take a 3-2 lead headed to the series on the "shark tank" on saturday. you can watch tonight's game at 7:30 on nbc sports california. >> that would make it a better weekend for the sharks fan out here if they come home with the w. either way the weekend will be, shall i say, spectacular. >> yeah, it is going to be really nice. there are so many events going on around the bay area, so there will be no shortage of ways that you can enjoy all of that sunshine. this is what it looks like right now over palo alto. and it is just gorgeous outside. look it at these temperatures starting to feel a little bit warmer compared to earlier this morning. we are at 63 degrees in oakland, palo alto and san jose. fairfield now at 65, and 61 in san francisco and livermore. we're going to see the highs today make it into the low 70s in the south bay while the peninsula is up to 66 degrees, and 71 degrees for the north bay. san francisco 65 degrees. and the seven

named alberta, a 32-year-old public schoolteacher who teaches spanish to inner city kid.ump. >> reporter: born in mexico, he became an american through an amnesty program in the '80s, yet voted for a president who has called mexicans criminals and threatens mass deportations. >> here we are 100 days after he was sworn in, and he has not acted against innocent undocumented work sneers some would disagree, but what is certain is that alberto feels good about the administration so far, including on immigration. >> being in america to begin with isn't a right. it's a great privilege. >> reporter: madison county iowa, famous for its bridges and home to a man many feel personifies america, john wayne. brian downs knew the duke and found similar qualities in the donald when he met donald trump at a campaign event. meeting him. >> yes, made a huge difference, yeah. made a huge difference. somebody who -- he really felt like one of us. i had the feeling >> reporter: big campaign issue for brian was the same as alberto. >> borders, immigration, and i think the national security is

. >>> new at 11:00, incredible video out of alberta. maybe the best story of the day.n canada a man jumped into freezing water to save his dog who wandered onto a half frozen pond. there's the dog and he's going to get out. all caught on video by a tv news crew at the pond. you know what they were doing there? they were doing a story on the dangers of thin ice. the dog was unaware of this apparently. the dog named cosmo broke through the ice without hesitating his owner plunged in to rescue him, and did. rob, can you top that story? >> very lucky. >> very lucky. dedication, the whole thing was a happy ending. fantastic. >> weather here not cold enough to worry about icing on the morning commute. we could see a chance of a few showers. north of san francisco before sunrise as we show you the views around the bay area right now, speaking of san francisco, not too bad. 51 degrees. we're going to see temperatures not in the 30s tonight. clouds moving in will prevent our temperatures from getting too cold. right now 51 degrees in san francisco, and all eyes on san francisco

[applause] alberta, president of the knight foundation and former board chair is here tonight. there's alberto. [applause] his own leadership and the knight foundation support has been absolutely essential for the newseum. i would also like to welcome our friends from the charles koch institute and the aclu. not many organizations can say that. [laughing] and marty baron is in the house. [applause] >> the freedom forum will honor marty with the excellent in the media award in june in this room. congratulations, marty. [applause] the mission statement is those 45 words engraved in a 75-foot marble tablet in the front of our building. we welcome more than 800,000 people a year who visited us and to learn about the courageous sacrifices made throughout history to uphold our fundamental rights. our permanent exhibits including the berlin wall, the 9/11 memorial, and the pulitzer prize gallery have become part of washington's cultural landscape. our newest temporary exhibit, louder than words, rock, power and politics, produced in partnership with the cleveland rock 'n roll hall of

that's going to be in alberta, canada, and the series is all knotted up at two games apiece. a big game tomorrow night. >> all right. >> still rocking the teal. >> i have a lot of teal, apparently. >> and you guys have the warriors covered because they're playing tonight. all of our sports teams here. >> except the a's. >> well, in the playoffs. >> we do have the a's covered in the forecast today. we are going to have some great weather for heading to the coliseum. even as you step out the door this morning for work or school, it is 46 degrees. look at how cool it is compared to yesterday morning. when we started out in the upper 50s, well, that was because it was cloudy and raining. you don't have to worry about that right now as we get a live look out there at san francisco. it's 53 degrees. looking at highs today in the peninsula up to 69, 68 degrees in the tri-valley. and 64 degrees in san francisco. we're also taking that live look outside at oracle arena in the east bay 67 degrees will be the high there. looking at an approaching storm system, but this is a weak one. an

a team from the university of alberta found babies in the womb and shortly after birth exposed to petso types of bacteria so it actually goes from mom to baby in utero. that packet is good stuff it's linked to reduced levels of allergies. scientists believe that early exposure to dirt and stuff like that creates a great immune system. so if you'd like to read morehead over to the journal micro-biome. mott often in medicine do we hear doctors claim a 100% success rate. but new r from doctor at the university of minnesota proves kidney transplants performed in children under two years old are pretty much guaranteed to work. fox's lee, has more. >> reporter: three-year-old london hall has no problems keeping up with her brothers n now. but as an under fan it quickly became clear her twin brother was reaching milestones she wasn't. >> three months old or so and we first started noticing that maybe she was laying on the floor next to each other maybe she wasn't moving her legs and arms quiet as much. >> later when she struggled to eat and keep food down her parents learned they were both ca

this series starts in alberta, canada. the first two games will be played there. then the sharks return back home to s.a.p. center for game three on the 16th. the last time they met in the playoffs is back in 2006. >> it is 5:05 on this wednesday morning, and we are going to see wet weather moving into the bay area. especially later on this afternoon, but as of right now, we have moisture rolling in ahead of this storm system that will bring in some sprinkles as we go through the day. mostly cloudy skies, though, and we're even going to see some of that moisture rolling in. could drop some raindrops across parts of the peninsula as we go through the morning and early afternoon. here we are at 11:00, cloudy skies and a little rain on the radar. if you have the nbc bay area app, you can always get a look at where the rain is falling and see if it's heading in your direction. we will definitely start to see that rain tracking from north to south as we go into this evening, and by 8:30, we'll see it moving into san francisco, into napa as well. and then into the east

i'm with one of them right now, lorna, she is from an indigenous tribe out of manitoba alberta. what brought you out here today? >> what brought me out here was we're fighting line three in minnesota, the sandpiper, also fighting the kxl. i'm here with my family and my sister i believe is out on the with west coast. >> lorna, the administration says that they can drill for resources that they desperately need without hurting the environment. do you believe them and what do you say to that? >> not one bit. they've had over 800 spills and it's not going to work out. >> all right. lorna, thanks very much for talking to us and good luck. >> thank you. >> so wolf, tens of thousands of people here. we are at 12th street and pennsylvania avenue. a few more blocks to go to the white house. lots of chanting. signs, slogans. one of the most colorful protests i've had the pleasure of covering. our photo journalist walter is showing you down the street on pennsylvania avenue here. just a lot of energy here on the street, wolf. they really want to call attention to climate change as well. th

that's going to start in alberta, canada. first two games are played there. then the sharks return to s.a.p. for game three on the 16th. and the last time the sharks and oilers met up in the stanley cup playoffs was 2006. we are hoping for a sea of teal as the team returns to san jose coming up again in about three or four days. >> it's 6:07 on this wends morning. we do have mist and drizzle in san francisco. oakland, along the coastline, but as we get a live look outside in san jose, it's cloudy and so far all dry. the temperature trend in evergreen throughout the morning will be rising into the low 60s. there will be some times of some light rain. but it won't be raining all day. we'll see some heavier downpours moving in later on this evening. by about:00 or 10:00 for the south bay, a little earlier for the north bay. this rain looks to bring about a quarter of an inch of rain for most of the bay area. we'll talk about that. also, i'll have a look at the sierra forecast coming up at 6:12. mike starts us out at the bay shore freeway. >> seconds ago, i had t

it's game five tonight in alberta and the series is knotted up two games apiece right now, the sharks coming off a seven goal performance in game four. if they can win this one, they'll take a 3-2 series led headed back to the shark tank on saturday. you can watch the game tonight at 7:30 on nbc sports california. >> oh, my god. >> new this morning, this story about as nutty as you can get. the video you see, car crashed into a big rig, but then was dragged down a southern california freeway. another driver capturing the scene because it's just unbelievable otherwise. it happened on interstate 15 on the cajon pass. the truck driver appears to be oblivious until the driver filming it manages to get his attention. >> the guy's under your car. >> i didn't know it. >> what do you mean you didn't know it, dude? he's on your truck! >> the craziest part, though, the truck was dragged for four miles and fortunately the driver was not hurt. sam, you were just looking over the driver handbook. how often are you supposed to look in your side mirror? >> i would imagine couple seconds, also a sect

they're in edmonton at alberta with a series tied at two games apiece. of 65 degrees and up to 67 for the next few days. more dry weather in the forecast and for the inland areas we'll jump in temperature up to 79 degrees this weekend. also looking very nice with highs in the 60s to lower 70s. our next look at the forecast will be next tuesday afternoon. >>> we're still seeing heavy backup in the east bay and it's still recovering from a number of crashes. still slow on westbound 80 from a crash backing up the middle lane and still looking backed up. 580 westbound, a 67-minute delay. on the bay bridge, we can definitely see that heavy backup. >>> we have more local news coming up for you in just a half hour. more traffic and weather. see you then. >>> he's a legendary filmmaker who directed some of the most acclaimed movies in hollywood. in 2002 ron howard won the award for best director for "beautiful mind" with john gnash. >> and now he's telling us about albert einstein in a national geographic series called "genius." let's take a look. >> what is tim

. >>> daring rescue in alberta canada.cy cold pond to save his precious pup. this is after the dog, french bulldog fell through the thin ice. get this the dog owner's last name is mcgyver. of course like the tv show's famed problem solver. he said most people would probably do the same thing for their dog. cosmo and his owner are warm and dry this morning. >> shouldn't cosmo have been able to save himself then? i can get out of this icy pond all i need is a matchbook, a piece of gum and paperclip. >> and mcgyver would have all of those. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> cosmo never should have had to jump in. anyhow, moving on. >> alabama's governor caught up in a sex scandal, facing new troubles. after being accused of abusing his power carrying on an affair with an aide he may lose his office. >> impeachment proceedings get under way today. with calls for his resignation growing. abc's gloria riviera reports. >> reporter: alabama's governor defiant and determined as impeachment hearings start monday. >> i do not plan to resign. i hav

it happened at a dog park in alberta, canada.the man run straight into the icy pond with no hesitation... while his dog struggles to keep his head above the water. the ice breaks under his weight but the he is able to get to his dog and boost the pet out of the water. while trying to make his way back to land... the man breaks through the thin ice plummets into the freezing pond once more. the two eventually make it to dry land. the camera crew was there by sheer coincidence... working on a story about the dangers of thin ice. (vicki) take a look (catherine) coming up next... we go inside janet jackson's surprising separation - from her husband of five years. what's behind the breakup. (catherine) a lot of buzz today after news broke that janet jackson is seperating from her husband of 5 years. the insider's debbie matenopolus has more form los angeles... (debbie)and tonight we go inside what went wrong, and could janet be in for an 'unbreakable' payday? and tonight we go inside what went wrong, and could janet be in for an 'unbr

that's because researchers at the university of alberta say infants exposed to pet dander he is speciallyrtain type of bacteria. that bacteria helps reduce childhood allergies and obesity. >>> saturday night live returns alec baldwin does double duty once again does his impression of donald trump but this time he also played fox news channel host bill o'reilly so he interviews himself. >> i know, i do. i look fantastic and can i tell you something, i actually see a lot of myself in you, bill. [ laughter ] >> thank you mr. president and thank you for cupping to my defense last week. >> this is the first time snl has been back in about a month. >> i caught it last night. >> funny. >> it was funny. the opening ck lewis was the host. chain smoke wes i was the musical act. they were okay. but as far as laughs, i don't know. i didn't think it was all that funny to tell you the truth. riley and trump interview. >> playing himself on both ends. >> i thought it was talented i like the way they did it as far as production is concerned. but it wasn't -- >> funny factor wasn't there for you. >> it wa

a man jumps into a freezing pond to save his dog who fell through the ice in alberta, canada.caught it on camera. you can see the ice breaking under the man's weight as his dog struggles to keep his head above the freezing water. after several minutes, they make it back to safety. ( mark ) the pet owner said he jumped in to save his dog without hesitation. both of them were checked out by rescue crews and are going ( james ) still ahead on the kron four morning news... the search continues for a missing san jose state student. see who officials are looking for this morning.( mark ) and next... we now know who the warriors will play in the first round of the playoffs. the details after the break. the break. hello moto. it's time to reimagine the smartphone. snap on a speaker. a projector. a camera that actually zooms. get excited world. the moto z with moto mods. save at least 20% on select moto mods when you buy any m

speaking with the canadian foreign affairs minister, she is from alberta.a's position. >> the canadian position has been upheld every single time in court, both at the nafta and wto level and we are confident our position will be upheld again. tom: a stunning development. goesdebate, geoffrey yu, back to 1982, a lumbar debate in the modern age with canada forever. when i look at canada as an export nation, what dynamic is there in their currency right now? it is shockingly week, isn't it? geoffrey: the two aspects, oil prices, in a canadian oil, high oil prices, traded at a discount, and it has managed to reduce exposure to the u.s. over the last two decades. cheaper by 90%. down to 70% but still very high. you have to reassess the canadian dollar. tom: dollar mexico, the idea that the president would job own china but go after canada. this is one of the most fun charts i have come a chart of .he true trudeau ok, way back, the 1970's, where mr. trudeau senior leaves office, this is weak canada. here is the collapse of canada, here is the massive commodity b