today i have politico's tim alberta, courtney cuby, and josh crash hour.ur regular tpaoep, the most important person not named donald trump. >> it's paul ryan. and for this reason. you have unparalleled tracks. his entire career has been building towards this moment. it's something he has ownership of. other players are involved in this. ultimately tax reform will be his billion to get across the finish line. paul ryan speakership has been building towards this moment not just getting a big policy passed into law. but more importantly, how he handles one of these big crises moments where all of these different sticky situations converge. the month of december you have conservatives on and off the hill licking their chops. they have to keep the government open, funding the government, csr payments, daca. nobody on the hill can answer that, including his closest allies. it will be a very difficult month for him. >> big stakes make big winners if he pulls it off. courtney? >> i have chose especially air force leadership. secretary wilson and chief of staff of

here when true hope fought back through the courts and won it wasn't at the true hope offices in alberta despite farmers falsified science and billion dollar fines for fraudulent marketing and in spite of millions who were harmed by psychiatric drugs health canada decided that it was this tiny nonprofit that needed to be shown the full might of the canadian government there has been a huge bias against nutrition research whose triggering that who what what is the political agenda that is continually. bombarding us with the message that taking vitamins and minerals might not be a good thing i don't get that but the result is that the there is a lot of bias against people who say not only should we take them we should be studying it more and we should see whether or not there is treatment benefit from vitamins and minerals after nearly two decades of wrangling with health canada and three quarter of a million dollars in court costs and legal fees for true hope bonnie kaplan judea rutledge and others continue to investigate the use of nutrients as a primary treatment for mental health yet t

think that that has come through consistently with autumn these were just three people from southern alberta who believed that they had fixed two children in tony's family and they did it with vitamins and minerals off the shelf and they just desperately wanted a scientist somewhere to take them seriously and do some research when stefan untrue who approached dr caplan in one thousand nine hundred sixty she was the director of behavioral research for the university of calgary as a scientist she was highly skeptical and sort the notion of utilising minerals for mental illness was simply proposed for us i thought well that's impossible you can't do that there's no way it would have that effect but i think that line of thought. is reflective of our lack of education about nutrition and the fact that blood is bathing the neurons in our brain every minute of every day bringing oxygen and what micronutrients to make those brain cells work stephan and his co-founder created a nonprofit called true hoop and after years of experimentation they developed a mineral based formula called m. power plus in

guest: the pipeline would move oil from canadian oilsands in alberta down through the u.s. through nebraska to connect to refineries and existing infrastructure toward the gulf coast. it would provide oil for us. it's an open question as to whether economics support the construction of the pipeline. transcanada has said they are thinking about the cost of all this. they have an open season right now from potential oil shippers. they have said they have enough interest, but they don't have firm contracts just yet. we will just have to wait and see on that. host: anything else to look forward on the story? guest: keep looking out for the environmental pressure and pressure from tribes and landowners on both the state government and federal government. host: ellen gilmer is a reporter for "ene news." thanks for the update on the keystone xl pipeline. >> former vice president joe biden and an ohio governor on how to deal with bipartisanship on the trump era. degree, the politics today is a manifestation of the politics that have been brewing for a long time. bork hearings. you

and our energy industry leaders here in alberta has signed on to that. and is seriously part of that. we need to make sure we can get that product to the markets, whether it be keystone or other pipelines. that is what is best for the people of alberta and canada and the industry itself. collect today there was a spill on transcanada's existing .eystone line in south dakota this has been sparking new attacks from environmentalists. it seems there is bit of a juxtaposition there. >> the reality is the product is going to be moved regardless. the safest way is through pipeline, through new pipeline with better technology, higher standards, more oversight. and the absence of what you will see is older pipelines or rail. that creates more missions and us less safe. not only increasing efficiency but increasing safety and reducing emissions. >> you have reports of projects ongoing, one including the mountain expansion project. what is the plan in terms of coordinating with british columbia to get that going? government has supportive -- supported and approved

liters of or oil all farmland in south dakota keystone carries or oil from the toss and fails in alberta in canada to refineries in the united states in the pipelines own a trans canada has tweeted this photo that's an aerial photo of the affected area showing a block and field the spill comes as regulators decide whether to give the go ahead to a second pipeline route known as keystone x.l. that project's been at the center of a political debate be as locals have protested motivated by fears of potential leaks contaminating the regional water supply the project was stopped in at twenty sixteen by then president barack obama has been restarted under the trump administration. electric can make a test that has been rattled by sliding profits and missed production targets lately but that's not stopping the company from planning future products tesla now on a veiled a prototype electric big rig trucks. saying that the heavy vehicle can go up to eight hundred kilometers at highway speed before needing a recharge he didn't say how much the truck would cost but production is set to begin in twe

stephen writes hugh opposes the by tim in this sense of alberta ituminous sands of alberta are very carbonntensive field of the by two men cannot be utilized if we hope to stabilize the climate. but i guess people such as the prime mister of canada, who talks about climate change as if he knows the science, are awaiting a technological fix to remove co2 from the atmosphere. lots more calls coming in on all of this, including robert from hayward, california. caller: i used to do underground locating for the county and you cannot imagine the miles and miles of old-the ground. i would be much more worried about that than a brand-new pipe. trust me. host: anything else, robert? he is gone. let's try tom from arkansas. good morning. caller: this is tom from arkansas. i very much in favor of the pipeline. blytheville, the railroad runs through the middle of town shoul. this past week i counted almost 110 cars with oil moving to the towns moving at 55 miles an hour. we are sitting in a fault zone. if you look at the traffic coming can see where the water splashes up. we are sitting on 2000 feet o

i want to talk to alberta a little bit, too. we were chatting earlier.t does food and friends mean for you in terms of johnny being sick and recovering? >> it means a whole lot. it means everything. he's able to get the nutrition and the food and the fruit and the cereal and he likes those -- little baked -- >> right. >> everything. if it wasn't for ya'll, everything and i thank god and i thank ya'll just thankful so it means everything. >> alberta, thank you. >> yes. >> thank you for having us out in your off whole thanksgiving meme. now johnny is excited for the skins game. are you excited for football? what are you most thankful for today? >> because when they lose -- [ laughter ] >> yeah. he's thinking about the avenue he going to get up. >> oh, no. >> you ever see that head shake like that before. [ laughter ] >> that football head that represent the skins. he's going -- him and wisdom. >> him and wisdom. >> yeah. >> they be attacking the team. >> yeah. >> wisdom be jinxing the team. >> you think wisdom is jinxing the teal? >> him, too. >> you think

this one is coming from from alberta, british columbia.enough punch with it to give us rainfall on friday, but it doesn't look to be terribly wet. even saturday which is thought to be the wettest day doesn't look that wet now. >> futurecast tomorrow getting cloudy. tomorrow night sprinkles move in. notice only light green for friday morning and it's not everywhere. it's scattered light showers friday morning, scattered light showers friday evening, but it takes very little rainfall to make a mess out of the commute. i think we will have rain in the morning and evening commute friday. rainfall totals, not that impressive, a little more than 0.1-inch of rain. friday we add in the saturday rain, about 1/4 for hayward, 0.3-inch for san jose. we will get rain, just not as much. turning cloudy tomorrow, scattered showers during the day friday and the best chance of any steady rainfall an hour or two will be saturday morning. highs tomorrow 60s, san jose 68 and palo alto, fremont 66,68 in pittsburg. san rafael 63, sonoma 65, cloverdale tomorrow c

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th pipeline will deliver oil from alberta to the texas gulf coast refineries. the project has been criticized by environmental activists and some landowners for years now. the shares of transcanada did ri. >>> owes prices fell today. domestic crude settled just above $50 a barrel. opec is a key force in the markets, so is saudi arabia. tonight investors are looking for potential of political also the world areas largest exporter. >> any leadership, and oil markets tend to stand on edge. thausre t lge oc er siehesuer rorav ciuledhahe king in his 80s and possibly ill, is ready to pass the torch to his son. what we now about mbf, is he's already been implementing policy. he's the architect of the saudi 2070 vision, which increases the -- and at 32 years old he's a driving horse behind modernizing the kingdom. he's had influence for some time, but the title of king grants him absolute power. as king, he what have an impact on geopolitics. setting the agenda with foreign nations, making important decision like if the saudis should work with israel against iran, but

check out this video from pine lake, alberta, canada. this video of a coyote in her backyard. look nice and red and juicy and that coyote is hungry. it starts jumping and then it climbs the tree. >> oh, wouldn't you? you found some delicious berries. >> there's more juicy stuff up top. so it gets even higher in the tree. >> that's impressive. >> yeah. really is. >> like a cat. ♪ >>> kite boarding, and guy is featured in this video because of it. take your kite boarding to yellow stone river in montana for this nitro kite boarding adventure. ♪ >> usually when we see this you're out there in the open ocean. a lot more wind out there. there's a lot more speed that you can get and you rarely see them doing this on the river. >> not only that, but you have the we have as that are allowing you to do some cool stunts and cool moves. well, this day it will be pretty moves. is it? >> i have enough trouble flying -- you know, i think about this all the time. it looks simple enough but you get into the water. i'd be like -- >> still makes you want to try it because they make it look ease

canada as thousands saw a mysterious fireball streaking across the night sky above saskatchewan in alberta. it left many baffled. u.s. strategic command later revealed it was a rocket burning up as it re-entered the atmosphere after a supply run to the international space station. >>> up next, the teen who had given up on being part of a family only to find one in his classroom. inspiring america is next. dangerous discovery. what was found in a bay area dumpster that could spell financial trouble for hundreds of people. plus, why the warriors are accused of spying -- on their fans. that )s next at 6. right now at 6: where are your >>> finally tonight, a family at last. the moving story of a mother and son who found each other when they least expected it. nbc's kristen dahlgren has tonight's "inspiring america report." >> oh, my god. >> reporter: unlike a lot of teen boys, 16-year-old anthony gary doesn't shy away from showing his mom affection. >> love you, mom. >> reporter: maybe because she wasn't always momma. this time last year she was dr. barry, an english teacher at the alternative

our area of low pressure over alberta in british columbia is in the process of heading our direction. that will be the catalyst for the rain that arrives friday. futurecast, tomorrow morning here comes the cloud cover, no rain but cloudy, tomorrow afternoon absolutely cloudy, by tomorrow evening could see a drip or two up towards mendocino county. it's not heavy or widespread rainfall, but it's rain impacting the morning commute friday. scattered showers continue into friday evening. futurecast making a guess as to how much rain will fall. up to 1/4 inch of rain in santa rosa, sonoma county friday, much less than that for hayward in san jose, about 1/20 of 1 inch. here's the change. saturday looks soggy. right now it doesn't look soggy and much less rainfall. there will be rain around, especially saturday morning, but the rainfall totals are much lower than we thought 24 hours ago. in total when you add friday and saturday, we'll likely see rainfall totals of 1/4 inch. cloudy tomorrow, scattered showers during the day friday, another round of rainfall possible early in the day saturda

concord 54, napa 54, the low pressure area over northern alberta yesterday, no more. it's crossing the border into the pacific northwest where it's raining and snowing there and slowly work its way south toward southern oregon and northern california by this time tomorrow. what does this mean for your weather tomorrow? cloudy? absolutely. just scattered showers, no yellows or oranges on futurecast here, light scattered showers throughout the morning and into the afternoon. if there's an opportunity for steady rainfall, it's overnight friday night into saturday morning as the actual boundary moves through, could see an hour or two of steady rain 3 a.m. to 5 a.m. by lunchtime the rain is gone. by saturday afternoon we get some sunshine and most of sunday will be dry as well. only the north bay will get a few showers sunday evening. the majority of the weekend will be rain free, scattered showers yielding only about 1/20 to 1/10-inch of rain for the majority of the bay area and saturday's rain, 1/7-inch for hayward, 1/8 for san jose, at the firestone up to 0.4-inch of ra

thousand liters of oil on farmland in south dakota keystone carries oil from the toss and field in alberta in canada to refineries in the u.s. the pipelines owner trance canada has tweeted an aerial photo of the affected area showing a blackened field the spill comes as regulators decide whether to give the go ahead to a second pipeline route known as keystone x.l. that project has been at the center of a political debate for years locals have protested motivated by fear of potential next contaminating the regional water supply the project was stopped in twenty sixteen by then u.s. president barack obama but it's been restarted under the trump ministration. right there still now has the latest on the efforts to hold a global warming thank you yes the u.n. sponsored the talks on climate change event of their final hours in the german city of bonn with delegates still struggling to agree on a number of issues the focus of the moment is on how to finance moves to help developing countries meet the challenges of global warming some countries have already been directly impacted by climate chang

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