every five days a woman moves from calgary into her own home. so what we're doing swois work do more 24 makes a huge difference for us. >> many of the women are mothers. what about the children. population of single women. we divide by women, men and families. most women at calgary if their children are still connected to them are living with family and friends. so the goal is to stabilize themselves and reconnect with with their children city year focuses on the city's youth most impacted by poverty. >> that's right. working with students in 18 different schools so we're really impacting 7,500 students and making sure that the students are on track to graduate from elementary school up through high school so we know if a student is affected or impa impacted with behavior and performance in math and literacy. if they're failing any one of those 75% less likely to not graduate and if they make it to the tenth grade we know that they're four times as likely to graduate within the school system. >> we're going to take a break and we'll continue tal

like i -- i go up there to calgary that i love and adore and the crew in calgary were i finished this thursday. and i miss it very much. >> jimmy: just finished? >> just finished. we go up there, we've worked on the look and the makeup for ray and the look for emmitt. then i had to think about how they sounded, thought about how they walk, how they move. i think about all those things. wasn't until we started shooting that i realized i had to learn twice as many lines. i had to learn two leading roles. and that was just unbelievable amount of learning. i was shooting as ray, i was shooting as emmett, i was in the makeup chair, or learning lines. that was basically it. >> jimmy: when you -- for the emmys will you be nominated twice? >> wouldn't that be great? >> jimmy: you could be running against yourself. >> who are they going to pick? >> jimmy: no, who are they? >> why would i be nominated for one and not the other? >> jimmy: i wonder how that works. >> i don't know, i could do the red carpet twice. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it would be great. i imagine you sitting in the sa

like that of the first jamaican bobsled team, which qualified for the winter olympics in calgary.r the moving portrayal of a girlrl from a ugandan slum, whe daily lifefe is all about survival. reporter: dreams don't often come true in a place like this. here in the heart of katwe -- a sprawling slum in the ugandan capital kampala -- the som chess academy teaches children how to play the game. some are so poor, they d don'to to school because their parents can't afford exercise books or pencils. phiona was one of them. [film clip] >> wt is your r name? >> phiona. reporter: the nine-year-old was poorer and dirtier than the others. when teased, she fought back. an unusual, courageous girl. [film clip] >> hey, a fighter. welcome. this is a placace for fighter. ms. mutesi: i was so hungry, so i just followed my brother to the chess program to get a meal. i didn't have any idea, any picture, of chess, how it looks like. it was my first time to see it. so, it looked strange for me. i just wanted to enter, and i touched the pieces to feel them. reporter: now, a decade or more later, phion

last month a man was stung by a scorpion on a united flight from houston to calgary. >>> this is wakengton on wusa9. >>> president trump contradicts what some top white house advisers have said about the firing of fbi director james comey. he said he was going to fire comey regardless of rod rosen >> happy friday, we're going to have a cloudy start and wet finish. we have weather and traffic. it is a yellow alert day. >> this is between about 4 and 6:00 we're going to have showers come into your area, so the latter part of your commute home is going to be on the wet side. we're going to see a lot more rain. yesterday we saw about an inch of rain across the region, we've had small creeks rise a bit. today and through tomorrow we're going to add an additional inch and a half. if you do live near a stream or creek, watch that water continue to rise right through the weekend. we're pretty dry for the most part right now. i want to go through the futurecast hour-by-hour so you get a better idea of how to plan your friday and saturday. saturday i've got to say not looking so great. however,

archaeological proofs are quite consistent to say thatjesus was crucified on calgary, which is insideo the tomb, which is inside also. afterwards, what happened three days afterwards, it belongs to the faith, as we believe he was risen. jesus of nazareth, that he was crucified and laid in the tomb, there is many, many proofs, historical proofs that are showing that. the one side is the conflict, but the other side is the effort to run this place and do it together. and i think that's somehow a miracle. and that's a thought echoed by the many other millions of pilgrims who come here each year, delighted that restoration has finally been achieved, and cohabitation of all the churches continues. stay with us, because still to come on the travel show we're in the lake district to capture one of the uk's photographed landscapes. i like to soak up these landscapes, you know, i like to take in the atmosphere. there is a real sense of wilderness that appeals to me in these places. and we head to the french caribbean for music festival aiming to help diversify saint martin. during the winter e

the united flight was heading from houston to calgary when the scorpion suddenly dropped from the overhead bin, landing on a passenger's head. >> why are we fighting desert animals in the sky? ( laughter ) okay. look, if a bird picks a fight with me, okay, maybe. but a scorpion, no. i'm not mentally prepared for that. and the worst part is, when a scorpion stings me, i won't have the antidote, because it's more than three ounces. ( applause ) yeah. right. so now i'm dead. like, this rabbit. >> united airlines is dealing with another p.r. nightmare following the death of a giant rabbit. >> they came out with a statement, "the safety and well-being of all animals that travel with us is of the utmost importance to united airlines." what makes matters worse was simon was a promising rabbit. at 129 centimeters long, his father, darius, holds the guinness world record for being the biggest rabbit. >> thanks a lot, united. you killed the yao ming rabbit. excuse me, this is a professionally big rabbit. like a first-ballot hall-of-fame rabbit. >> trevor: gee, ronny, i fly, but i didn't realize flyi

my favorite part and i will show it in calgary is canada is labelled as barbarian. i don't think this is a reference to the canadians. even though it is nhl playoff season and we will see woo the penguins pray to. but i think this is the fear of great britain and france look like they are loosing the war what the british and french might do is trade possessions in other parts of the world in order tog get a better deal. will the peace agreement give to all of canada? the french island in the caribbean could go to the german. in 1914, the united states opened the panama canal. .... danish virgin islands, made them the u.s. virgin islands to keep them out of german hands. in 1916, william jennings bryan seriously proposed buying canada from great britain to keep it out of german hands. what is important, about a year later when the zimmerman telegram is released it will confirm all of these fears. it will confirm people like "life" magazine who were doing this were not paranoid. the germans really did want to do this. this is really important because in my view, jenni

my favorite part, i will show in calgary next week, canada is labeled as ba bearians. i don't think is reference to canadians. it is nhl playoff season we'll see who the penguins end up playing. what i fear this is reference to, if great britain and france look like losing the war and want to get out of the war, what the british and french might do, what they have done for centuries, trade possessions in other parts the world to get better deal in europe. what might happen if germany wins in 1916, peace agreement might give to germany all of canada. canada is british he poe is session in 1914. comean the french island of martin nook in the caribbean could go to the germans. 1914, is when the united states openedded the panama canal. we're worried about this in 1916 the united states bought the danish virgin islands, made them the u.s. virgin islands to keep them out of german hands. in 1916, william jennings bryan seriously proposed buying canada from great britain to keep it out of german hands. what is important, about a year later when the zimmerman telegram is rele

the incident comes about a month after a man on a united flight from houston to calgary says he was stunga scorpion. (grant) coming up, some people will do just about anything to drive in the carpool lanes. we'll tell you what bizzare item a chp officer discovered in a vehicle in oakland. (vicki) and next, the number of hepatitis c cases in the u-s is sky rocketing... what health officials say is to blame. (grant) on wall street... stocks are ending the day mostly lower as declines in banks and industrial stocks outweigh gains in other sectors. the dow lost 23 points. the nasdaq edged up a little more than 5 points. and the s&p fell more than 3. [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] those who own ram pickups. fiat chrysler is recalling one- point-three million ram pickups due to a software issue th

so he was a member of the 38 calgary, five and a fourth battle gave brigade in texas.ck. clayton: such a loss. we are glad you are here on memorial day to welcome him. >> cap, my dad did 31 years. my wife's dad did 29 years active duty in the navy. my grandfather was a marine. my uncle don was in the army. transfer from what i hear, at the barbecue in florida. why barbecue? frankie is your son's name and motivates you, but what made you say you want to start the restaurant in his honor? >> barbecue has always been a hobby. people would come to our house and they would -- i would smoke salmon or chicken or whatever and they would say this is fantastic. one of these days you want to open a restaurant. i don't know. after frankie was killed in action, i felt i needed to do something other than sit around and feel sorry for myself. i had a vision to open up a barbecue restaurant. the name that came to me was like an epiphany actually. frankie's pager or barbecue. it's worked out very well. june 1st will be for years. >> where is it exactly? >> clearwater florida. >> everyd

they are unarmed going into a fierce battle, calgary against tanks and machine guns. they've got to do that. a couple things trump could do right now to begin to re-seize the agenda. medicare declared, hospitals must post prices for all services. start being positively active again. dagen: in changing the narrative. fox news senior judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano. former deputy chief of staff to president george w. bush, karl rove. casper, if you listen to any podcast coming to let casper race. the mattress company. the ceo and cofounder philip graham is here. former texas congressman and presidential candidate ron paul. you don't want to miss any of the gentleman. turmoil now threatening to derail president trump's legislative agenda. democrats accusing president trump of obstructing justice. after "the new york times" reported the president has said he had direct or james comey to close his agency's investigation into former national security adviser michael flynn during a february meeting. according to a memo that comey wrote those spread to "the new york