this, the home of sandra manyfeathers, a teacher in calgary. sandra, i'm stephen. the blackfoot tribe, an ardent defender of her people's language and culture. is that your son? yes. as a child, sandra manyfeathers was one of the hundreds of thousands of first nations people taken from their families and put into so—called residential schools, deprived of their culture and identity. it was a national trauma which ended just 20 years ago. i want you to explain to me a phrase i've heard from many first nations peoples here in calgary, intergenerational trauma. what do they really mean? over the last 100 years, canada has essentially created a relationship that has separated first nations people, categorised them. you make it sound a bit like apartheid in south africa. yeah, well it is pretty similar. as pernicious as, many people would see it as evil as, that? i do believe that it is as evil, if not more evil. most canadians are really ignorant to the issues that first nations people have to go through on a daily basis. do you think most white or euro—canadians are r

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calgary eight below. billings ford casper wyoming 16 degrees below zero. international falls 22.hicago 23 degrees. now, we will get down into the 20s over the weekend that is definitely moving our way. it's coming from the polls, it's an arctic blast. whenever you want to call it, it's coming this weekend. here's a look at the future wind chills. friday morning it will be feeling like it's in the teens in pottstown and physical and wilmington and allen up to and reading and adjacent suburbs in south jersey closer to the shore a little bit milder in the 20 if's you can call that mile. friday during the day wind chills in the 20s and saturday morning again wind chills will be in the teens with morning lows only in the 20s. 38 degrees will be the high on saturday. that will be the defendant temperature since februar february 18th. we have to go back 10 months to find a day that is colder. the european model and that gpfs model we talk about during the winter season both of these showing the potential for snow getting pretty close sunday night into monday. we'll keep an eye on the tr

they're from the first troop philadelphia city calgary. they're one of about three dozen groups across the country selected and they'll have two missions. first guarding the parade and then joining the parade. members say it is a true honor. >>> guys spend many, many years of their career and they never get this kind of recognition. so for members of this unit to be able to do this and as a group as a team really support what is we stand for. patriotic. it shows loyalty to the country. >> this is the fifth presidential inauguration. the unit has been part of first one was for president grant. >> coming up assault against wawa workers. what police say these women through employees inside a local store. >>> under arrest, police say these two offered to rake some leaves but then beat a man with a rake. what investigators say the two got away with after the violent crime. sean? >>> chris, eagles season comes to close this sunday front office personnel will now have to direct their attention on who will be back next year. coming up in sports, h

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calgary 4 degrees below zero. so this is the cold that is going to be shifting eastward and heading tour the northeast in the mid land. one front moving through right now. we get a bit gusty wind felt friday into friday night and even into the day on saturday. so we're talking about the coldest air since last february. when we look at the wind chills combine the cold temperatures and blustery winds for friday morning it had feel like it's in the teens for most of the delaware valley from philadelphia north and west. south and east it will feel like it's in the 20s. but that cold takes that warmth right away from your skin and makes you feel even colder. so the wind will be a big weather factor this weekend. saturday morning wind chills the same thing. mainly in the teens along that i-95 corridor north and west. into the south and east it will feel like it's in the 20s. when we're talking about the cold saturday morning, the high temperature will be i should say the low temperature will be in the 20s. the high temp

rapid city sitting at 9 degrees and as you get into canada l calgary 14 and billings sitting at 11.that is an actual temperature. so what will be happening here high pressure builds in tomorrow. it will be a seasonably cold day. then another cold front moves through tomorrow night with some scattered snow showers mainly into the poconos. and they reinforcing shot of cold air moves in late wednesday noon thursday. that core of the cold air will be sweeping eastward and that polar vortex will be just to the north of maine by thursday afternoon. thursday night and it's going to be close enough to give us temperatures with highs in the 20s, lows in the teens and wind chills well below normal. so friday's high temperature only 23 degrees. the last time it was this cold was on valentine's day 2016. as you look at the wind chills this is what it will be feeling like friday morning. two in philadelphia. two below in pottstown. five below in reading much six below in allentown and 11 degrees below zero in the poconos come friday morning. so it will be. it's going to be windy. look what happe

. >> reporter: the captain scheduled to fly 99 passengers and crew from calgary to cancun. >> it hadll the potential for a disaster. >> reporter: the airline saying in a statement, gate agents, first officer and crew determined the captain was unfit to fly. the captain was immediately escorted off the aircraft and the incident is now under investigation. >> part of the training in any airport is how to prevent accidents from happening, so everybody is empowered along the line to speak up if they see something that's unsafe. >> reporter: in the u.s. one pilot is arrested every month for being over the legal alcohol limit. just this year, passengers saw multiple incidences of pilots allegedly attempting to fly drunk including this american airlines pilot who was arrested on the tarmac in march. the captain of that sunwing flight was tested a full two hours after he was taken into custody and he still failed. cecelia? >> gloria, thank you. >>> and when we come back, a terrifying flight for a college basketball team. the oxygen masks drop as their plane drops thousands of feet. players t

with the calgary flames in the second period. it ended the 22 game scoreless drought. he scored again. the sharks one 4-1. >>> should san francisco police officers able to open fire on moving cars? one day after the new chief is announced. >> an update on the manhunt underway for a new suspect in the deadly berlin truck attack. up next, the key piece of evidence recovered from the scene. >>> ♪ [ music ] >> one day after san francisco's new police chief is announced, a meeting on the force policies, the key issue set to be discussed. >>> a police search for a suspect in san jose, called off, a shooting near a call dealership that prompted it. mornings at 2 continues. >>> ♪ [ music ] >> good morning. it's wednesday, december 21st. > >> steve is working. >> is this saturday or what? >> the weekend starts now? >> yes. >> all right. they were talking about ordering from amazon and i wonder if it will arrive in time. >> they will. they told me it would. >> did you pay the extra? >> it was more than the gift itself. >> probably. i've done that. i've done that. let's

. >> steph curry was grinning. [ name indiscernible ] world already up 2-0 against the calgary [ technicalifficulties ] less than 2 minutes later, he scores again. the sharks win by a final of 4- 1. >>> seven raters are being rewarded for their greatest -- season. they had been called to the pro bowl. that includes rodney hudson, donald penn and reggie nelson among others. the pro bowl will be played in orlando the weekend before the super bowl. if the raiders are lucky enough to get in the super bowl, these players of course will not play in the pro bowl. by the way, no one from the 49ers was chosen. [ laughter ] how things have changed. >>> the cal med that's double team will put its home winning streak on the line tonight. [ indiscernible - intermittent audio ] they have led 27 straight games and are 9-2 but virginia is a talented team, 9- 1 and led the nation and only giving up 48 points on average per game. >>> coming up, we've got something you have to see. it's a panda playing with a snowman. it's great! >>> no matter what you think about the market, it is moving. is creeping up tow

that is the temperature in calgary eight below cut back 11 below.atures ept national falls only 22. minneapolis scene's in chicago it's 23 degrees. we're to the going to get that cold during the day but we will get that cold during the nighttime hours coming up this weekend. so take look at the wind chills come friday morning with wind and cold in place mainly in the teens during the day friday wind chills will only be in the 20s. with those gusty winds and even saturday morning most of the area philadelphia north and west the suburbs of new jersey your wind chills will be in the teens again much as we look at the high temperature for saturday, only 38 degrees. that will be the coldest temperature of the season. the last time it was that cold was 2,018th, 10 months ago. almost to the date. pretty close. with the cold there's a chance of some snow over the course of the weekend. it would be the first snow for some and for more on that we'll zen it over to scott. he's been logging at all the models. scott it's looking like a possibility. >> it really

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and sends tanks and calgary into the flats, and clears it out in a very, very violent evening. very few casualties on either side. just a few wounded and injured here and there. but, the pictures of the burning of the camp and the way that the american -- the american army treated veterans of the previous american army sticks in a crawl and is definitely one of the darker moments in douglas alaska arthur's career. he paints as something of a communist uprising which is at variance with the established facts. tries to put the best face toward on it, but this remains one of the more controversial periods of general mcarthur's career, certainly his chief of staff. the other thing about mcarthur's career as chief of staff is budget. and this is a leader lesson that we use when we try and teach strategic leadership and exercise of judgment. is not just thinking about the army today, but thinking about the army ten years from now or the organization ten years from now to put it in a civilian sense. the army was the largest part of the federal budget, and every year he was chief of st

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in calgary it's two below. in rapid city it is 13.is still in canada and it will be moving its way toward the delaware valley. one front moving through right now. that reinforcing shot of cold air will be moving in tomorrow night and when it does, we will be feeling the difference come friday morning. this is what it will feel like friday morning. feel like reading of 18. the wind chill in the poconos 18. the same in allentown it will feel like 15 in reading lancaster as temperatures gust to about 30 miles an hour. even during the day those numbers will only be in the 20s and by saturday morning, wind chills once again will mainly be in the teens along the i-95 corridor and to the north and west. so that cold air is going to stick around. cold enough if any moisture moves into the region, we could be seeing snow. scott has been looking at that probability and a lot of our compute models are saying it could be a go. right, scott. >> absolutely, kathy. especially as we move toward sunday night into monday. take a look at the water vapor

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world thursday in opposition to the dakota accesess pipeline, including in tokyo, london, vancouver, calgary, and cities across the u.s. in minneapolis, six protesters locked themselves to each other inside a wells fargo office building, blocking the elevators for hours. they left only after receiving a letter saying wells fargo would meet with tribal elders before january 1 to hear their concerns about the bank's investments in the pipeline. in canada, members of the mohawk nation have begun blockading freight trains carrying oil by rail from crossing their teterritory, which lies along te st. lawrence river near montreal. they say the blockade is in solidarity with standing rock. meanwhile, the chippewas of the thames first nation have sued the canadian government in canada's supreme court in order to challenge the permitting process for enbridge's line 9 tar sands pipeline, saying their treaty rights to consultation were not met before the pipeline was approved. if the supreme court rules in favor of the chippewas, it could set a precedent requiring formal nation-to-nation consultations b

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group, and i remember when mike pence got up there, he looked out over the whole crowd and said, the calgaryve. but what a great friend, what a great hero. i would like to sit a turning point of the trump campaign was when he released our list of supreme court justice, [applause] maybe a tax plan that steve moore had worked on or some of our defense stuff, but i think we all know when this campaign turned. it is when donald trump said that mike pence would be his vice president. [applause] so folks, please welcome governor mike pence and karen pentz to the stage tonight. give them a good heritage welcome. [applause] [applause] [cheers] mr. pence: thank you so much. [applause] thank you so much for that warm heritage welcome. i am very humbled to be before you today, and my wife and i are so glad to be back. i can say i was for heritage foundation before it was cool. [laughter] supporting the extraordinary and historic work of the heritage foundation. you have made a difference in america. and we are just getting started. [applause] as i look around this room. i see so many people that i deep