. >>> this video has been shot around alberta, canada, and it's so beautiful. now alex is a photographer so this is something he does all the time. in this video, his cousin tom comes along and the journey along with his girlfriend monica, she's been doing with with him for a long time so it's not out of the ordinary. on this stage there's going to be a big twist because alex decided he's ready for the big plunge. >> so i want to propose to monica. he reveals his plan to his cousin, he does a little shopping, he is able to work out the timing so the ring arrives when they're in alberta. >> so this is a big old photo tour as usual in their life. >> as far as she knows that's right but everyone else has a plan. right about here when he finally has his ring they go to this final location. so she's standing there being supportive, he though has toed a just settings on the camera and he has to get down on one knee to do it. the cousin very casually walks away. >> happens to clear the shot. >> as she's not paying attention, he reaches over, grabs out the hand, brings

news live from berlin and as the tit for tat ratchets alberta the u.s. and russia inch towards a new nuclear arms race had a problem meaning with his security minister as russian president vladimir putin says his country will follow washington fully in suspending a landmark nuclear arms control tactic. thanks for joining us i'm mary and i haven't seen. russia has suspended a key nuclear arms control treaty one day after the u.s. did the same in a statement released by the kremlin president vladimir putin said quote our american partners have announced they are suspending their participation in the deal and we are also suspending our participation we will wait until our partners have mature enough to conduct an equal meaningful dialogue with us on this important topic. putin also ordered his ministers not to initiate disarmament talks with washington and said russia would start work on new missiles the tit for tat moves come after america secretary of state and now that the u.s. was suspending the accord. it's the end of months of speculation and tension

partly because of the opec cuts, and also partly on back of the alberta cuts as well their productionmost one million barrels a day. here, they're talking about output being at a four-year low. compliance being at 86% amongst the opec members that is one thing to watch out for. however, all of that has been superceded by the non-opec supply forecast. it's a big part of that that's coming from the united states. overall the outlook is pointing to further supply hitting the markets. we are seeing an uptick in oil, though perhaps because they haven't cut their demand outlook for this year interesting, really, you want to keep an eye on the non-opec supply as ever brian, you are an expert at this you know more than me. the u.s. production is something that investors want to keep a close eye on as well >> i think i'm mildly well informed thank you very much. let's now bring in senior editor at s&p global plats. are you surprised that we're seeing oil prices up a percent given the iea gtsd, man, there may be too much oil in the market this year >> good morning. i think right now, for exampl

there's the alberta clip per zipping in here. this would be all-snow forus. we're way below freezing this morning. first flakes, potentially reaching northern maryland and the shenandoah valley here. if you see snow and get a s picture,end it to me on twitter, as the snowflakes move on in. there's snowshowers out in fredericks county, virginia this morning. it's the washington metro area and points north and to the west. southernd marylo frederick. not a big snow producer but a solid inch or soround the city. the real issue is the timing. snow on a commute, never a good news. w >>>re great even on a friday. we'll see how things go. start things o as you ride in potomac. river road, westf falls road, we have a structure fire. river road is closed nearl cha road. with the hoses across the roadway and as the fire department used thewater, the water iced over. we have to wait for sand and sult trucks to get through. evergreen mills road is clo in loudon county. it's been closed since yesterday, with a pole and wires down. and wecl have ouure in the district north

creeps up to the store in alberta, canada. i thought she was maybe playing a prank, but no, she spotted a target. cory across the way. knock, knock, knock. tries to hide. thing is he can't hide. because mothers know all and see all. in this case mom obviously caught through the window and at this point it's mom meltdown flash glitch. >> i'm gonna cry. >> she has actually been away for five months. she met her partner. they moved three provinces away to ontario. but because it was mom's birthday. alyssa had to make sure her presence was present. she had the presence of mind to keep it a surprise. around this point alicia. >> are you happy with your gift? >> oh, god, yes. >> it's not a ferrari, but i'll take it. >> it's sweet. >> oh, my god. >> a mama elephant is waking this sleeping baby. >> come on, time to get up. >> see how this tired kid is trying to catch some more zs. >> i don't care about school. >> and dude has some sick scooter skills. the story behind his epic search for the perfect stunt coming up. >> is that just a,

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the weather will improved.ver the week there's a little alberta clipper here. it will be funneling that snow chance in here for the remainder of the day. the steadier snow moves in around 8:00 or 9:00 this morning. ynter advis for the northern half of the area. 18 inax faiounty and 19 in prince george's county. total snow, enough to white the ground. and maybe a couple of spots with 2 inches around town. 2 to 3 closer to the northern maryland and the top of the ixenandoah valley. could get sncs or more in the mountains of west virginia. >>> jack, good morning. >> thanks, chuck. potomac, our closure remains. the structure fire on chapel road, theater has frozen to the roadway. river and chapel road iced over. salt and sand trucks are on-scene but it wl take a little bit before that can be open. democracy boulevard is your alternate. issue in the northeast. inbound on new york avenue, before you get to 4th street and penn street, we have a crash with the left lane gting by. the red line is building quickly as you ride in. better news on the rails. metro, no longe

that's bottleneck is finally getting way, the dip and duchess of cambridge are inside at the royal alberta seats. in the auditorium. waiting for everybody who has been held out here. they've been sort of corral, haven't they? it's a stampede of stars. i've never seen it's a stampede of stars. i've never seen it quite like this. there rachel weisz. rachel weisz. rachel weisz. rachel weisz there, the queen. she's wearing the queen. as we were talking about, she's the queen. absolutely. she looked quite beautiful. and very british. i found that is double nominated tonight. so there isa double nominated tonight. so there is a reference that, as my reference, like he said, she was keeping with the times that movement. a reference to the british pound, the british documentary that we will see later tonight. what are your sort of general observations about what the women on the red carpet to have chosen to go far? and of course, we are seeing some of the men breaking away from the traditional black. i think you're seeing really what's going on right now in fashion, you're going on right now in fa

the townhall will be at the clayton valley charter high school on alberta away tonight. >>> president trump is moving forward with plans to pull funding from the high-speed rail project. they sent a notice announcing the termination of $929 million to pay back the $2.5 million it spent this comes after governor newsom announced he is scaling back currently under construction. the governor the money he says will fight quote, this is clear political retribution and we will not sit idly by. this is california money and we will fight for it. >>> construction started in san diego to replace 14 miles of border barriers. steel barricades will replace a steel mesh fence pick the people have been able to cut through using saws. it will cost $100 million. last week come a federal appeals court upheld a decision to allow the project to go ahead without environmental reviews. >>> the trump administration is launching a campaign to there is a meeting hosted with the activists from across europe in berlin. 70 countries still have laws that criminalize same-sex russian ships. homosexual activity can

the system moving across, a alberta clipper, moves across quickly. but in between it still cold temperatures, 20 in rockville, this is the current wind chill, 14 c.11 camp springs. boy do we need a lineup.ia amvery once in a while today i would hear her go, friday, friday, friday. the weekend is looking good. >> the weekendngs loo great. and i have to admit i was saying that today. but it haseen such a busy weather week, we've been dealing with rain andw s and ice early in the week, cold air, and then toda snow throughout the entire day. look at the weekend, a complete 18 45tomorrow. right on track for a normal high this time of year, the first weekend in february. sunday we're warmer with a high of 53. someloudiness throughout the weekend. but it is looking completely dro from start finish. ouren is going to be enjoying forecasting her saturday and sunday. as we look at your weekend outlook, the weather having a low keimpact on your w. hit the slopes. it's the perfect wtkend to head or skiing, especially because the week is going to be so mild the r

. >> reporter: we met this 34-year-old graphic designer from alberta, canada and she declined to giveme or show her face. her husband ordered her to come to syria. >> he is like, you have to come here. he is like, it's obligatory for you to come here and you have no choice and as your husband i'm telling you to come here. as a muslim wife, you have to obey, even though it was very hard for me to do it, i had to. >> reporter: it's difficult to determine who might be with isis and who is not. the answers to our questions often ambiguous. but man is from western syria and he told me he was just visiting a friend and couldn't return home because of the fighting. there are many foreigners, including chechens in this enclave, he told me. it's strange, i say, that you find a chechen here, isn't it? i don't know if it's suspicious or not, he responds. but along those fleeing, there are real horror stories of life under siege. this man from iraq recounts his home was hit in an air strike at 3:00 a.m. he list those who were killed that night. >> translator: my brother, my brother, his wife, my

let the warm drinks fool they say this all feels like a tropical vacation compared to their home in alberta, canada. >> oh, it's about minus 30 celsius. and really snowing. >> reporter: so does that feel like tahoe? nah. guess again. >> it's like you're freezing even if you're wearing a jacket. >> reporter: it may seem obvious to everyone, but while you're out there on the roadway, please remember to slow down. reporting from san francisco, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. >> you can track the rain and check weather conditions where you live with the abc 7 news app. >>> in southern california, streets became raging rivers as a powerful storm brought torrential rain. jade hernandez from our sister station in los angeles reports from malibu. >> reporter: all evacuation orders have been lifted in malibu but road closures have still left a few people stranded. paul dalton's parents own this ut were worried their regular customers wouldn't have a place to go. pacific coast pets is the only pet shop in malibu. that same storm earlier brought down enough rain to get this creek roaring and raging betwee

there's enough carbon in the tar sands in alberta that if you burned it all off -- all up and burnedit, the co-2 concentration would go from its current 410 parts per million to about 540 parts per million. there are just things we can't do. and build new pipelines out of the tar sands is really high on the list of things. as betsy said it's the most depressing feature of the moment is the kind of lock in we're getting right now. so if you have some energy to spare, i mean, the green new deal is an important fought to be working on. try to figure out some way to help people and the way to do it is to go to honor the earth this group, honorearth.org and they're doing powerful work. >> the good news is after bill does the protest ski in the polar vortex, he's likely to be locked up in a warm cell. so that'll be -- the other big thing in minneapolis-st. paul, something we haven't talked about at all, they're eliminating their zoning. that's kept single family homes, neighborhoods, from being able to densify. and that's actually, that's sort of shift in the built environment. bill: and c

the leader of the opposition in alberta is voicing support for the energy sector.ningful is that given he is expected to win the next election? >> companies who want to build new pipelines may find jason kinney willing to help them. not all that different from the premier right now but he talks about reinstating support for an energy east type of pipeline to carry oil all the way to atlantic canada, shipping oil through hudson bay, through manitoba. i think they're looking at any way to get the oil landlocked in alberta. josh, thank you. coming up, aurora and canopy growth report post legalization results this week. a look at what recreational sales are looking like. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: opening the books on pot companies. durant and canopy growth, canada's two biggest companies, will report this week. it will give us a first glance at what recreational pot sales may look like. wednesday, the u.s. house financial services committee will hold a hearing on cannabis related businesses. with --e, let's start this is the first full glimpse of what

these picture were taken by dan tanner in alberta in canada on sunday.her cultural reference that went straight over your head. good film, that. i'm clearly not signed up to film or music streaming services. you might already have a magazine subscription, or be signed up to a film, or music streaming service — but did you know you can subscribe to deliveries of everything from cheese toasties to chocolate brownies too? steph‘s here with more. i'm sure you can get flight of the navigator posted to you as well. should i want to. loads of people subscribe to things like tv, music, films. but what the royal mail is saying is that there has been a growth in people who are getting things sent to them physically through the post, subscribing to things like clothes being sent to you or chocolate brownies, food, there is even a company that's created a bottle of wine shipped flat as a letterbox so it can be posted through your letterbox. this is something you can subscribe to. the royal mail are predicting this kind of subscription service, what they call box sub

canadian national, in oil sands in alberta.ger, leading oil company, in a permanent trough, when it comes to at&t, all three have nice dividend yields. people are being far too nervous about the leverage. we think the cash flows are food. we think they have pricing power and stability. all unloved over past 12 months. some of them up this month. we think there is great opportunity. some we see as potential doubles. at&t maybe 40% there. the other two potential doubles. we think people are far too negative on energy. we think brent near 63 today. great opportunity. liz: good to see you, patrick. neat ideas. we'll put them up on facebook.com/lizclaman. look at this. we're now up 159 points and climbing with just 15 seconds to go. here comes the closing bell. [closing bell rings] markets woke up from a very boring super bowl. turned it into a super monday for the bulls. nasdaq, biggest percentage gainer. that is conclude it for the "claman countdown." here come alphabet earnings. melissa: green across the board. all three averages

line that said media engagement and jonathan swan learned that was an interview with politico's tim albertaulted in a lot of chaos. people are afraid to look at the schedule, even if they're supposed to. >> i'm going to be really impressed when you guys start getting the schedule in realtime. >> we'll e-mail it to you. >> thank you very much. and to all of our viewers out there, you can sign up for the news letters at signu signup @axios.com. >> i'm -- "morning joe" starts right now. >> we are in this for our planet, for our future and we will fight back. >> we are tired of the shutdowns and the gridlock. >> we will meet lies and hate with the truth and a vision for the future. >> well, the field of democrats is taking shape, as senators warren and klobuchar are officially in while beto o'rourke is holding a counterrally to the president tonight. good morning. welcome to "morning joe." it is monday, february 11th. we have with us mike barnicle, political analyst nick confessore, richard haas, former chief of staff and director of strategics communications for hillary clinton's campaign, now

we're seeing lower output from canada because fortunate steps taken by the governor of alberta, and most of the leading opec producers that have cut production significantly recently -- you mentioned saudi arabia and the uae and kuwait, they are also producers of predominantly heavier recruits within the overall crude balance we're seeing a fall in supply of heavier style recruits, and that has led to increases in prices for those kruds relative to the lighter crudes there is some action going on within the overall balance as we say, the quality of crude matters as much as the quantity. >> just to peck up as a quick follow-up to that, are you expecting then the wedge in the price divergence between the heavier forms of crude and lighter crude? >> if supply from opec does continue to go down and there is -- there are actual fall-offs in shipments of production from venezuela, then it is possible that that change in the relationship we've seen recently will continue. we need to see how the venezuelan sanctions do play out, what happens with iran in the next few months, and the attitude of

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they say this is a tropical vacation compared to their home in alberta, canada. >> oh, it's about minus 30 celsius and really snowy. >> reporter: so, does that feel like tahoe? nah, guess again. >> it's like you're stuck in a freezer even if you're wearing a jacket. >> reporter: and word of advice from chp. it may seem vourks but out on the roadways, remember to slow down. jov jobina fortson. >> you can track the rain and weather conditions where you live with the abc7 news app. enable notifications to get the latest news as it happens. >>> in southern california, streets were transformed into raging rivers as a powerful storm brought torrential rain. jade hernandez from our sister station in los angeles reports from malibu. >> reporter: all evacuation orders have been lifted in malibu, but road closures have still left a few people stranded. paul dalton's parents own this shop. they discussed closing but are worried their regular customers wouldn't have a place to go. pacific coast pets is the only pet shop in malibu. that same storm earlier brought down enough rain to get this creek r

and another very cold morning alberta.idespread frost but from tonight on words it's all change, milder weather on the way. good morning. it's sunday, february the third. our top story. theresa may says she is still determined to deliver brexit on time, as she prepares to re—open negotiations in brussels. writing in the sunday telegraph, the prime minister says she will "battle for britain" in the upcoming talks, and hopes to come back with "new ideas" on the issue of the irish border. our political correspondent jonathan blakejoins us now. good morning, tell us more about what theresa may has had to say. couple of interesting things. firstly, as you say she is promising to go back to brussels with a new mandate and new determination. after the vote in the house of commons she has a new mandate, perhaps, determination, we will take her word for it but she is also promising new ideas. what they might be is unclear, nothing the government has suggested so far on the change to the backstop element which is there to avoid a ha

they say this all feels like a tropical vacation compared to their home in alberta, canada. >> it's about minus 30 celsius and really snowy. >> reporter: so, does that feel like tahoe? nah. guess again. >> that's like you're stuck in a freezer even if you're wearing a jacket. >> reporter: and a word of advice from chp. it may seem obvious to everyone, but while you're out there on the roadways, please remember to slow down. reporting in san francisco, jobina fortson, abc7 news. >> you can track the rain and check the weather conditions where you live with the abc7 news app. enable push alerts to get the latest news as it happens. >>> in southern california, streets became raging rivers as a powerful storm brought torrential rain. j jade hernandez from our sister station in los angeles reports from malibu. >> reporter: evacuation orders have been lifted in malibu, but road closures have still left a few people stranded. paul dalton's parents own this shop. they discussed closing but are worried their regular customers wouldn't have a place to go. pacific coast pets is the only pet shop in

meanwhile cold air across much of canada particularly through manitoba and alberta, sinking southwardsa dust storm in australia, huge dust storm, in new south wales affected over the last 2a to 48 in new south wales affected over the last 24 to 48 hours. foot pulling away eastwards but quite dramatic red sunrises and sunsets. down to strong and gusty winds associated with thunderstorms starting to pull away now. warming up across parts of victoria and southern australia come cool conditions recently. meanwhile a deep area of low pressure, this tropical cyclone, bringing strong winds and heavy rain to some places and new caledonia over the next few days. then rain working northwards across new zealand, bringing some respite to the wildfires in the nelson region. behind the cold front, as the name implies, temperatures dipping dramatically by ten or 12 celsius across the south island, and heaviest rain will be here. across north—eastern states of india over the next days, red and amber warnings. snow across kashmir and some really torrential thunderstorm is potentially bringing big hill

alberta, where they are mandated cuts ongoing. the recent outage in major saudi fields. that has been shut since december as well. all of these are starting to stack up and that is what the market has been paying attention to since last week. sophie: sophie in hong kong. tightening supplies from various producers. that is coupled with a not much an acceleration for demand growth. it looks like global oil markets will remain volatile this year. where do you anticipate prices will go? is the upside potentially limited? vandana: yeah, for the first half of this year, i am still sticking to $60 to $70. i know it is not a very exciting number, but it looks more safe, i think. i don't buy into price is going much above $70, certainly not into the $80's. inhink opec and the saudis general will be more cautious about over tightening this year after what happened last year. the experience was on a good one for opec. they over tightened and put another $1 million back into the -- one million barrels back into the market. i think they will be modulating it much more this year. twee

the townhall is happening at clinton valley charter school on alberta way. it starts at 6:30 tonight. >>> president trump is moving forward with plans to pull plans funds from california's high-speed rail project. announcing the termination of a $992 million federal grant. the president also wants california to prebaked the $2.5 billion it has already spent. this all comes after governor gavin newsom announced last week he is scaling back the project. completing only the segment currently under construction between merced and bakersfield. the governor responded saying he would like to keep that money, adding this is clear political retribution by president trump, and we won't sit idly by. this is california's money, and we are going to fight for it. >>> construction has started in san diego to replace 14 miles of border barriers. steel barriers and barricades will replace a steel mesh fence. the people have been able to cut through. the cost is more than $100 million. last week, a federal appeals court upheld a judge's decision to let that project go forward

we thought it was such a cool image that would be a lake in alberta, canada. beautiful? it is one of the most gorgeous pictures of gas i guess is what you call it. spring like temperatures are settling in and they are staying for much of the week. look at memphis, goes to 71. 72, atlanta, raleigh, tapping out at 74. >>> good morning. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. it's been really interesting with the rain and snow. the chance continues through mainly 9:00 possibly up to noon in the santa cruz mountains. we've got >>> now we have a sneak peek at the new "dance moms" reunion. abby lee miller is back and rebuilding her company after serving time in prison and overcoming capps and returning to where it gang, the abbey lee dance company in pittsburgh. >> i need to be ready for the first competition. we need to make a statement on that stage but the aldc is back. and watch out. >> "dance moms" resurrection premieres june 4th. don't go anywhere. liam neeson is coming up next. they say you should always listen to your heart. and where better to do that, tha

tom: alberta with us as well.d that you are here to speak of the blunt reality of the gilded age, which is bonds are owned by rich people, price up, yields down. you live this every single day. the president gives a speech where he mentioned an economic miracle, which is actually an economic miracle of wealth building in a gilded time? alberto: the issue with the speech is that you have a chance of another shutdown or a state of emergency. this would slow growth down. it creates a goldilocks environment where growth is not too hot, not too cold. it's great for asset prices, but was still have a lot of people that are coming back to the job market. accelerating,s but still, the majority of people in the u.s., but also in europe are not better off versus what they were 10 years ago. we have an environment which is goldilocks in market. not great in the real economy. for. rich, wait -- wage poor. tom: the monmouth poll was really extraordinary. it was really the first poll showing all the candidates. is the president