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in 1988, orthe event as his father in calgary in 1988, or the american, event as his father in calgary anniversary of his mother winning medals. these human stories make the olympics special. fiend these human stories make the olympics special.— olympics special. and 'ust briefl , olympics special. and 'ust briefly, what i olympics special. and 'ust briefly, what does i olympics special. and 'ust briefly, what does the h olympics special. and just i briefly, what does the future hold for the winter olympics or the olympic games, giving declining television audiences? i think the outlook is bright, notwithstanding some of the media commentary. we have got the next winter games, coming back to the alps in malan, we have got canada, america, switzerland, all talking about 2030, and we have got a great set of cities for the summer games, paris, los angeles, brisbane. the tv ratings were down, i think part of that is that —— due to the asian continent, it is never easy for europe and america. but there were massive increases in digital consumption, and that is a trend, as people change their

he's heading squads of calvaryman larger groups of calgary men. they're fighting against the comanches and apaches also having a little bit of dabbling in the fights there and bloody kansas. he meets several people who were involved in all of that including john brown who will play a little part in his life later on. but his fighting of the with the the various native american groups teaches him a whole lot about different types of warfare as a matter of fact, john sedgwick who later becomes a leading union general and is killed there at the battle of spotsylvania courthouse while commanding the union sixth corps john sedgwick said of jeb stuart that he was the finest calvaryman ever fold foa led. in the in america that and that's because he worked with jeb stuart out there on those indian wars supervising part of the time was quite familiar with his with his capacities one event that took place that affected jeb stuart during these various fights that he was having with with the comanches and the apaches took place when his squad was attacked by

to a british ski jumping record and last place in calgary.g on the last delivery?_ and i you are feeling on the last i delivery?_ and then you are feeling on the last - delivery?_ and then there delivery? panicking. and then there were the skeletons _ delivery? panicking. and then there were the skeletons in _ delivery? panicking. and then there were the skeletons in her— delivery? panicking. and then there were the skeletons in her closet. i were the skeletons in her closet. amy williams in 2010 and then lizzie arnold once in sochi, twice in history. britain's first double winter olympic champion. now in beijing, canteen gp find more treasure in the snow. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more than 300 hours of live coverage of the winter olympics on bbc one and bbc two, plus a second live stream on iplayer, the red button and online. daily hightlights programmes, you can follow everything on the website and we'll bring you the big moments here too. goodbye. good evening. it's felt much colder for most today, despite the sunshine, and w

we go, a warm breeze for calgary has popped up your temperature to 5 degrees, about 5 to 10 centimeters of snow for winnepeg and mild conditions for british columbia. and the pacific northwest were in the clear for the west coast of the us, los angeles, in the sunshine, with the height of $23.00 degrees. and in northwind is pressing down those temperatures from houston right through to tallahassee. pretty much anywhere on this map. and that colder air is running across the gulf of mexico. it's going to produce some rock and storms. southern mexico round the bay of can pet shapes. days of rain has led to land slides, mud slides and rock slides for central southern portions of bolivia. tens of thousands of people force from their homes and we see those storms lining up from paraguay right toward the southeast of brazil on saturday. that's it for me season of weather, sponsored by katara always. ah, this is al jazeera ah, alabama. elizabeth bronman. this is the news our live from dog ha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. multiple clues conflicts and a slow coven vaccine rollout. leaders fr

still abdul calgary ultimate and his neighbors come here most every day. they have no other choice. i talked to lucy, it's exhausting to draw water from the deep well and it's salty tool, but i cannot afford to buy a clean water la. each of them was actually i had to remain in recent years. samaya has experience. several field rainy seasons. the london rank is my or is drain out for residence. it's a disaster. this little grazing land left and animals are dying off past. the ground is so parched, it's hardly worth funny. over 2000000 samaya jones are already feeling the effects of climate change. lima was sent from so maria's minister of energy and water resources is worried about their future. rather than smiling over here that the drought has adversely affected people and their livestock in kiss my you and the surrounding areas of which there is a severe water shortage increase my rewards. some of the worlds have dried up on the reverse half to we're not expecting grains in the coming months, but the drought will end when allah since us ringing off to get us. we're elected bishop

signed up to help people stand with your fellow canadians and say enough is enough. incidentally, calgary police say they've opened an investigation into the offices video, and just for a quick recap, the must process 1st, broke out after the canadian government introduced a vaccine mandates for truck drivers. crossing the us border around 15 percent of canadians focused on vaccinated. all these john hoodie reports that the atmosphere he experienced during the process was both relaxed and peaceful, more like a dance party than a protest right now. i mean, to be honest with you, which has really been the case over the last few days. look auto. a police say that the situation is volatile. the protesters here the truckers determined if one thing is true, it's that the supporters of this protest and those that are here are determined they're determined for their voices and their demands to be heard as far as volatility. ah, we know that police have made some arrest, but overall it's been a very like over the week and there were balances hassles here. and there are families coming here. i desc

a new report from the university of calgary claims more than 60% of kids under the age of 5 are gettingh screen time. the american academy of pediatrics recommends no screen time for kids under the age of 2 and only an hour per day for kids ages 2 to 5, too much screen time has been linked to obesity. irregular sleep patterns, an emotional delays in development. researchers recommend parents limit screen time by setting aside activities away from computers and tablets. still ahead, our sports director jason dumas will join us with the latest developments on the mlb lockout. when we could see a deal reached between the league and ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs.

calgary's matthew could chuck one of the great scores. no look.ween the legs, you'll see it more clearly on the replay. it was his night. it was their night they won six. nothing over vegas and just to close it out with an inspirational story. this is henry fraser. who paints with his mouth. well he had an accident when he was 17 years old, diving off a cliff. he's paralyzed from the neck down. he has found a way to transform his life and find an inner power. obviously a lot of talent, very inspirational, really beautiful sporting life, mark. thank you. thanks, everybody. goodnight. look, i need you to buy mom a birthday present and say it's from the both of us. okay, thanks. bye-bye -- no, i know it's not a voicemail. i just don't want to hear you whine about it. (phone beeps) no, no, no, those are for alex. i'm taking them up to her dorm today. you know how stressed she gets. she can always use a little comfort from her loving mom. why does alex get a care package and not me? you live in a care package. haley, put your face on and get up here! w

in fact, one, calgary police officer said it should be in there. there's a fine line between policing and politics. oh, what is happening in order to clear political influence on the police to physically exert political will on peaceful protesters for nothing more than possible political gain is so very wrong on so many levels. i was just following orders is no longer an excuse. it is time to stand up and speak out by refusing to preach your fellow citizens fundamental charter rights. you signed up to help people stand with your fellow canadians and say enough is enough. huh. and what the majority of the protesters weigh talked and we've talked to many including trackers say have, have really maintain that this is a peaceful protest. in fact, we heard a little while ago. there are a groups of police coming in here. and we heard one of the organizer saying, give them a wide berth fox, we don't want to do anything. they're just doing their jobs, respect, and let's not try to intimidate then there's more of us. then there are of then relate. that's th

>> typical was the world final last year in in the calgary bubble. canada won 3-2 in overtime.ee years earlier in pyeongchang united states won the gold medal in a shootout. >> the united states wins gold in pyeongchang! >> theirs is unlike any rivalry in sports history. a true subset of two. sustained and fortified across years. across olympic yads. there are other teams from other nations, but they are almost always rungs on a ladder that only two can climb. the names change. for canada from haley from wickenheiser to marie philipp leman. for the united states to maddie rooney. but the game does not change. every inch of ice won is ice earned. every goal is a catharsis. every save a reprieve. there is no margin for error. it's almost unfair. there is no regular season in which to carve legacy. no signature victories short of the final. all is prelude. >> the united states and canada facing off. >> so again they prepare for the inevitable. a lifetime's worth of work is defined in 60 minutes. or more. >> we are headed for a shootout. >> a tense battle to find slivers of dayligh

in fact, one, calgary police officer said it should be in there. there's a fine line between policing and politics. what is happening in ottawa, with the clear political influence on the police? physically exert political will on peaceful protesters for nothing more than possible. political gain is so very wrong on so many levels. i was just following orders is no longer an excuse. it is time to stand up and speak out by refusing to preach your fellow citizens fundamental charter rights. you signed up to help people stand with your fellow canadians and say enough is enough and luck. the majority of the protesters way talk and we've talked to many including trackers say have, have really maintain that this is a peaceful protest. in fact, we heard a little while ago. there are a groups of police coming in here. and we heard one of the organizer saying, give them a wide berth, folks, we don't want to do anything, they're just doing their jobs, respect them, let's not try to intimidate then there's more of us. then there are of them and relate that to

take a listen, calgary. oh, and you can tell it's kind of a little worn around the edges. ah. and that they were engraved on the bottom make kind of depicts all the different sports on the back of it. albertville, ah, these were made with wall leak crystal. so we're very fragile. so they really don't go to many places just because they are so breakable and then the lillehammer games. and those were kind of cool. now, you know this being more of a hockey, hockey program for the when they built the hockey rate, they built it into the side of the mountain. so they dug it out. they use the granite for the inner lay of the metals. now bang, we're always talking about the price of overall metals here on to me comes, what are these metals actually made out? you know, i did some research like you guys did and i was stunned. and how little there actually words and most of them are actually made out of silver right around 93 percent. even the gold, the bronze is while they're made out of different metals. about 93 percent of the metal is silver. so the going rate right now is about 8 or

then you have the human stories, winning the gold medal in the same event as his father in calgary 88ese human stories make the olympics special. stories make the olympics secial. , , , a ., special. just briefly, michael, what does — special. just briefly, michael, what does the _ special. just briefly, michael, what does the future - special. just briefly, michael, what does the future hold i special. just briefly, michael, what does the future hold for| what does the future hold for the winter olympics or 0lympic the winter olympics or olympic games, given declining television audiences? i think the outlook _ television audiences? i think the outlook is _ television audiences? i think the outlook is very _ television audiences? i think the outlook is very bright, i the outlook is very bright, notwithstanding some of the media commentary. we have the next winter games coming back to the alps, you've got canada, america, switzerland all talking of bids for 2030. and have a great of cities for the summer games, paris, los angeles, brisbane. the tv ratings were down, part of that, i th

that's down 43% from chang and 20 eighteenths and even more sparsely viewed calgary.alvary. here's what we know, communist chinese government sucks in all likelihood, they almost a deadly virus in the world and never fessed up. leaders in concentration camps and terrorizing fats and putting snacked on on hong kong and they will pay taiwan by force for good measure. they still are intellectual property, spy on our government and operate on dishonestly on every level. they made a deal with the devil and somehow equally corrupt disgusting ioc never should have awarded them to beijing. then nbc made a compact with the devil with continued broadcast rights and they should be ostracized and left to rot in their own filth. i told you three times. these amazing athletes whose probably rocking our colors and represents this country's greatness, although the u.s. has been sucking eggs, they worked tirelessly to compete against the best and prevail. they don't pick where the games land. with now optimist fitness windows, they can't sit out for years hoping there legs hold up. i

anyway, the jamaican team somehow qualified for the 1988 winter olympics in calgary, canada, after crashing weren't crazy enough, the team recruited and trained a fourth member three days before the olympic event. that doesn't seem like a lot of training but two days is still more training than most police officers. on the third run at the olympic games, the jamaican team got into a horrible crash and they were disqualified, but they heroically walked to the finish line. it was a dramatic moment made famous in the 1993 movie cool runnings. the movie i auditioned for but ultimately didn't get the part because of my, quote, offensive jamaican accident. ( jamaican accent ) come on, now, grew up in kingston -- >> trevor: stop,. >> stop, stop, stop. that was a terrible accent, roy. >> who. >> me, man, devin harris from the original bobsled team. i hacked into your monitor to tell you to stop doing a jamaican accent. >> how did you hack into my monitor? >> because i believe in myself. and if you believe in yourself, you can do anything. well, except for you. you will never do a good jamaican acce

he won gold in men's figure skating at the 1988 olympics in calgary. >> leigh steinberg turned him into a household name. this is all about branding out of 1000 people. how many people come where even a fake and can make a fairway them with an shaun white is iconic, which is why he's worth millions of dollars. and he's been the face of team usa for the purple a majority of one says window. that's coming will be the entirety >> their departure for the next 4 years to people. so they fade quickly. so it it it puts pressure on the market. are 2 anticipating it. so when that. happens in the athlete's performance fall, they're ready to cap was in beijing. i'm andrew marden. >> sports is up next. one to scuttle anderson trust to bring back the slam dunk championship to the bay area. the highlights of all-star the highlights of all-star saturday on the way. oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. but i just... so thanks, but, we're

he won gold in men's figure skating at the 1988 olympics in calgary. >> leigh steinberg turned him intohold name. this is all about branding out of 1000 people. how many people come where even if they can can make a fairway them with an activity? yes, he's so strong. why is iconic, which is why he's worth millions of dollars. and he's been the face of team usa for the majority of olympic athletes is window. that's coming will be the entirety. >> their exposure for the next 4 years to people. so they fade quickly. so it it it puts pressure on the market. are 2 anticipating it. so when that. happens in the athlete's performance fall, they're ready to cap was in beijing. i'm andrew marden. >> sports is on the way. it is % all star weekend in cleveland and forward. juan toscano anderson trying to bring the slam dunk trophy back to the bay area. could he do it? the highlights on the way from the land on the way. before calling the new mcplant a mcdonald's burger, we had to make sure of a few things. first, we needed to be sure it looked like one. then we had to make sure it would make you ta

we go, we've got a warm breeze for calgary. this is it should knock so that pops up your temperature to 10 degrees. warm sector there. also for edmonton with a high of night for the west coast of the us. it's been a stellar stretch of weather that continues. spots angeles that $24.00 degrees and those thunder downpours we had around florida, georgia. the carolinas. that's now out toward the atlantic. we will get striped with some storms through the yucatan peninsula and believe, and we're feeding in kooler era. so that's going to power up some of these storms. now for the south america, we do have storms stretching from the paid ruffian andes, through the western amazon, out toward the south atlantic. and it's also a disturbed weather picture right around the river plate region on sunday. so whites and windy conditions to be expected. here. montevideo has a high of 20 degrees on sunday. that's a snapshot of your weather. we'll see soon. take care. oh, the weather sponsored by katara ways. ah, when ever you ah, all the news this

down auto city center, protesters and their trucks have now started camping out in the streets of calgary, winnipeg, my hometown of toronto, and complexity. they've blocked major roadways between united states and canada, at four key entry points. one of those points, the one we've been talking about tonight, the ambassador bridge, is the biggest trade route between the u.s. and canada, period. it handles $300 million of goods per day. again, that one has largely been shut down since monday, because of about 75 trucks. we are already starting to see the impact of those blockades. toyota has said that the disruption of the supply train from the blockades, has led to periodic downtime for plants as far away as west virginia and alabama. ford has curtailed capacity had to move its plants and fully shut down an entire assembly plant in ohio, because of part shortages, and if you don't care about car manufacturers, but there are canary in the coal mine of what this could do to our supply chain overall. it's not just car parts, by the way, that are being blocked from going over these bridges. o

which i was a part of, they had 140,000 troops in saudi arabia. 140,000, four divisions, bunch of calgary regiments and some artillery. the corps commander, general franks, put those troops and all their vehicles in an attack formation and rehearsed the attack into iraq. we have not seen that with the russian forces. and truthfully, they have not maneuvered as a large-scale forgs. now, that is not saying as -- as steve just said, that's not saying they can't do it but i got to tell you, if they do attack, writ large with 100,000 plus troops in ukraine -- a large country with 40 million people -- it's gonna be ugly not for the ukrainians, although certainly it would be for them, too. but for the rulgzs. russians. they will be dysfunctional on the disaster. >> general mark hertling, steve hall, thank you both so much for being with us tonight. we are going to have a live report from moscow later in the hour. zblrkts next, though, looking at a live shot of the bridge between detroit and windsor, ontario, after a canadian judge tries to put the hammer down on the trucker inspired protestors b