still hovering around freezing over to was east coast is minus ever encounter calgary by fried device. so you're going to notice that, whoops, down towards the south. and here we may, will see one or 2 showers just around the fall south slipping away. there we go. when fee weather coming in across that western hall falls kinda threw out to be some pieces of snow over towards that, quit back and into that northeast corner of the us was the same as we go $1.00 through friday. this know does make is quite a little further east woods, but it stays dry over towards the west may mont, across the caravan. it's sunshine and showers, but the heavier showers for the east and not ins to the there's no limit to how a dream contains sta. in your own adventure, no counter, and the hello can you without just say raise their mind. but the top story is this. uh, i mean seems of joy in gauze to mediators now's to cease 5 deal between israel and from us, cheaper than crowds gather from con eunice themselves to darrow, by the, in the center of the street, the sci fi takes effect on sunday. the 19th of ja

take a closer look with fox business correspondent lydia hu who zions us tonight from calgary.c. >> good evening, bret. president trump announced this afternoon that he would likely reduce the amount of the tariff expected on canadian oil to 10%. this would be an exception to the more broad 25% tariff expected to go into effect on all products imported from canada and mexico. it's important because canada is the united states' largest trading partner. roughly 13% of all products imported into the united states come from canada. so think about that. more than one out of 10 imported products are of canadian origin and much of that is oil. oil makes up about one fifth of the canadian imports. even though the united states is the world's largest oil producer, we consume 19 million barrels per day according to the energy information administration. we exceed the 13 million barrels per day we produce that's why we import 6.5 million barrels every day and nearly 3.9 million come from canada. we spoke with the ceo of sin november vas energy. a major oil producer in calgary about the po

and when they peg of a sort of as well in front 30 degrees with calgary at around 10 celsius here. that colder by the end of whiteness, that you're looking at $22.00 degree wise in temperatures. but when he peg getting back up above freezing with some snow, he could davis not cooler plots of weather coming into the southwest corner. but i'm afraid ally, thanks try as the traffic and it's designed to inflame and defense the way that the story is being told, not right. and it's not accurate from social networks to legacy media. the listening post explosives, the post is behind the headlights pulled out just their humanitarian crisis, and 11 and calls for immediate and sustained action. ok, foundations loving, an emergency response subs as a vital lifeline for many in desperate need. your donations can play a crucial role in alleviating suffering, promoting community wellbeing and contributing to the recovery, join ok, foundation and its mission to support 11 and during this critical time. full now or visit, okay, i don't tool the limits to have a dream container. stuff in your own ad

elsewhere, former leicester city women's manager lydia bedford is set to become head coach at calgarys forming the northern super league in canada. bedford is currently in charge of brentford's under—18s men's team. the world darts final will be between 17—year—old luke littler and the three—time champion michael van gerwen. littler, the runner up last year, beat stephen bunting, van gerwen brushed aside chris dobey — both winning their semifinals by 6 sets to 1. from alexandra palace in london, here's james gregg. it is the final that everybody who came to alexandra palace and certainly those who have tickets for the final on friday were hoping for. michael van gerwen first up, absolutely dismantling the man from bedlington, chris dobey, the men's number 15. far too strong was the three—time world champion, the dutchman comprehensive, averaging a shade under 100 en route towards his seventh world final. luke littler after that with an equally dominant performance of his own, was superb. right from the off this time, no signs of nerves to begin. and stephen bunting, the world number e

tomorrow officials keep an eye on oil, energy commodities lydia hu in calgary alberta, canada this morning. hi. good morning, maria, that is right president trump seemed touggest yesterday oil could possible be exempted from 25% tariffs on canadian imports, that would be very significant, because oil from canada accounts for roughly 60% of all the oil imported into the united states, take a look at numbers united states, k world's largest producer of -- accounting for more than 13 million barrels per day we consume nearly 19 billion barrels per day, that means import roughly 6405 million our need, and around 3.9 million from canada, so would -- tariffs include canadian crude oil some warn consumer would end up bearing this cost, experts say could lead to immediate jump in oil and gas prices for the american consumer by as much as 30 to 70 cents bergallon one reason for that canadian oil sells for roughly 13 dollars less per barrel than price american oil a tariff would essential erode that discount, alberta province where i am rooufs most canadian oil exported to the united states to premi

lydia hu reporting from the great white north in calgary.l. excluding oil and energy products from these 25% tariffs that are possibly starting tomorrow would be significant. even though the united states is a leading producer of oil for the world, we also consume a lot, too. we produce 13 million barrels of oil a day but consume closer to 19 to 20 million barrels. we get a lot of it from canada bringing in 6 1/2 million barrels of oil. 3.9 million come from canada. if those 25% tariffs apply to canadian crude oil consumers could bear the burden. it could lead to an immediate jump in u.s. gas prices by as much as 30 to $0.70 per gallon and most of that canadian crude oil comes from alberta, canada. the premier, the governor of this province, has been warning against tariffs on oil. listen here. >> i would say that the americans should want to get more canadian energy because that allows them to exert their influence using energy internationally in a way that the president talks about energy dominance. i don't think americans can energy domin

[ light laughter ] and it turned out, he had tailed me around in calgary for a full day, followed me.also, i was like, "what did he see me do? because i'm like -- [ laughter ] and there was one thing particularly that i was nervous about. because like most of the day -- and i was like, so i said to jude, i was like, "so what did i do?" he was like, "oh, it was pretty boring." you know, like, "you went to the gym, you went to get some coffee, like restaurant," whatever. i was like, "okay, phew." because the one thing i was doing is -- i'd come straight from prague in the studio for four months doing "nosferatu." so i was like pale like a ghost. and bob, the character in "the order," is meant to be like outdoorsy and physical and all these things where i wasike, "oh, he needs to look like he's outdoors and in the sun." so i was getting fake tans once a week. [ light laughter ] and i was going to like the local salon in my flip-flops and like getting all tanned up. and i was like, "oh, i hope jude hasn't seen me doing that because it's really going to, like, break down some of the charac

the have a king's and it shall contain was set to fight the calgary flames on wednesday. but the game was cooled off in an effort to keep friends, staff and play is safe. they play at the crypt so arena and ladies downtown while abroad. james and the i like his basketball team, a set to play on thursday. the m b i o yet. so make it cool as to whether that game goes ahead. the lake has coach, has been personally affected by the fires. just wanna acknowledge and send thoughts and prayers to everyone in the policies right now it's where i live. 2 my family and my wife's family, my wife's twin sister evacuated. i know that a lot of people are freaking out right now, including my family at a clip display quite limited left them. but before they came on wednesday to help his family, he owns a 70000000 dollar home in the pacific palisades. when will the 1000 structures have been destroyed? golden state warriors and us olympic coach, steve co said his 90 year old mother had been evacuated from the same area at least 2 nfl teams that will set that affected the charges have to cut

what we're watching, though, is some energy coming out of canada near calgary. you can see some snow associated with it. not a lot of moisture, but what it will do. it's going to bring in even cooler air saturday and sunday. so take a look at the temperatures moving into california. that cooler air will eventually develop an area of low pressure tomorrow over the bay area, and this will finally bring some needed rain to southern california. that's where we'll find some of the heaviest showers over the weekend, their first winter storm of the season. believe it or not, across la we could see an inch some higher amounts in the foothills. locally, the best chance of a shower is likely in our hills. i think most of our communities stay dry and where we find those showers, it's about a few hundredths of an inch at best. looking at snow around tahoe lake level 1 to 2in our highest peaks could pick up about six inches of snow saturday night into sunday. amanda. >> all right, drew, thank you. coming up, it's an elaborate story of fraud and greed. the 25 count federal in

he makes his way back in as we go through the next couple of days to, as they said, the se, in calgary. still hovering around freezing over to was the east coast. it's minus every column category by friday. so you're going to notice that, whoops, down towards the south. and here we may, we'll see one or 2 shala's just around the fall south slipping away. there we go. when fi weather coming in across that western half of canada throughout, but to be some pieces of snow over towards that, quit back and into that northeast and corner of the us was the same as we go one through friday. this novel does make is quite a little further east woods, but it stays dry over towards the west may mont, across the caravan. it's sunshine and showers, but the heavier showers for the east not ins of the award winning documentary is from around the corner, which is 0. the joy and gaza is katara immediate is concerned. the sci fi deals been reached is really on the how much stuff the 15 months. so we will continue to do everything we can everything possible to, together with our partners to make sure that

but there will be some improvements to the temperature here for calgary lat, stria for western parts of the us california see some very dry weather, but the winds have died down from now. we are expecting them to pick up. however, later in the week. now it's all about the temperature as you can see that frigid, cold, stretching all the way down to the very soft the only place that will see a temperature rise of the next few days is miami at 25 degrees celsius because the temperatures are still going to tumble across the north of mexico, we bought 11 degrees in monterey on monday. that's down to 5. and you can see those severe storms starting to pull across the gulf of mexico, bringing some heavy rain to florida, much to why it was sunshine. however, for cuba the, there's no limit to have a dream container stuff in your own event, you know, counter and things the, the about just about top stories this hour is released 90 palestinian prison. this is part of the cause of cease 5 deal with amongst women and children, presidents all the 1st to be free to this initial phase of the $23.00 f

let's let them know of calgary minus 5 celsius sunday. different enter the week and a minus 21. so big dropping temperatures here, like rising temperatures down to the south. and in fact, by the time we come to monday, dallas could be touching $27.00 degrees. so a lot of hate around in between. we have had those live the stones with a clearing for the race which dry weather coming back in behind, snow making his way across the prairies on his output to quick slip. and we have got a fabulous snow coming in across the rockies for the cast guides into the pacific northwest semester. and every whether even into northern california and so very heavy rain that could cause some flooding. as a result of that is still the as go through sunday on in to monday. for the south of this den retry, i'm fine. with warm sunshine rod across itself, the man mazda 2001, sold tens of thousands mother, thousands dictate, and menu forced the fleet to campaign for his father's release on august troubles with his work exhibiting the plight of his people to the world. and documenting the deep scars of a f

i am from calgary. i learned sign language from my mom. my first language, i would say. my brothers know it. and my older sister. i am excited to be here. excited for my family and everything. >> i am excited that someone on twitter shared this with us tonight and made it our last thing. sign of love. ozzy wiesblatt, you might not know him. he played his first nhl game friday night for the national predators. during warm-ups, he tossed a puck to his hero, his mother, kim. this moment was a long time in the making. kim is a single mother of five and she happens to be deaf and she has worked multiple jobs to help support the dreams of ozzy and his siblings. the kids call her a superhero and say everything they do in this world is for her. him, their mother. congratulations to kim and ozzy. they both should be very very proud. i love that story. i love this other thing i need to share. i must give a shout out to my dear friend and colleague, the one and only ali vitali. bringing her political expertise to you at home is the new home of way too early. you can catch her at 5:

i'm from calgary. yeah. i learned sign from my mom.my little sister. i'm very excited to be here, yeah, excited for my family and everything. >> and i'm very excited that someone on twitter shared this story with us tonight and made it our last thing. sign of love, ozzie played his first nhl game friday night for the national predators. during warm-ups he tossed a puck up to his hero, his mother kim. this moment was a long time in the making. kim is a single mother of five. she happens to be deaf and she has worked multiple jobs for years and years to help support the dreams of ozzie and his siblings. her kids call her a superhero and say everything they do in this world is for her, kim, their mother. so congratulations to kim and to ozzie. they both should be very, very proud. i love that story. >>> and i lo

sanctions we will take over all of the tim hortons and kidnap their hockey players and we will take calgarybleep] that keep toronto. >> vancouver? >> quebec. >> greg: that will be great because our protesters will have signs that say no blood for syrup. thank you i came up with that just now. you know what will be fun? i thought there was a missed opportunity the gulf of trump would be better. >> i hear what you were saying it is a good idea but what i love of this is how it is so refreshing. and you know when you are watching a movie and you just want the character to say oh just shut up or make a threat to. i just feel like finally we have someone enter everybody around him who says exactly what you would like love him to say. when the reporters are asking their questions he doesn't say the import of that he says why would you ask that that is military strategy i don't answer that but what i will say is they better watch out. it is a breath of fresh air. i totally agree with you the importance of greenland for the arctic circle mineral rich deposits that is huge. canada no thanks on this

. >> these nominees that president trump nominated, they are the calgary. i think peele wee pete address some of the -- we'll see pete address some of the biggest challenges in america. >> our offense is fantastic. we have good hyper-growth and we're going to have under president trump, you're going to score a lot of goals. >> trump is ready for shock and awe on day one in the first hours of being in the oval office. ♪ ♪ stuart: i contested resist the comment on the congestion pricing in new york. congestion pricing going to affect, going to pay like $9 for a car in midtown manhattan. look at that, wednesday, lunchtime almost. middle of new york city, there's nothing there. >> i thought you wanted people to come back to the office. stuart: right. lauren: maybe they're taking the train. i doubt it. stuart: that's an empty new york. it's 11:00 eastern time and dow, s&p, nasdaq. that's a rally. dow up 650 and nasdaq up nearly 400 points and big tech up all across the board this morning. we have nvidia, microsoft, apple, amazon, they're all up. 10 year treasury

these people are the calgary, this is mod modern day patriots, they will share their heart and compassionthey love this country, i think you will see this theme over and over again, they are committed to prsm's priorities as -- president trump's priorities as well. fulfilling president trump's agenda. elizabeth: do moderate democrats privately tell you, that yes things derailed under the biden white house? >> i think they do, more important, across america we're seeing this momentum, this excitement that something bigger is happening this country is staged to go to places we've never ben before, and con ddonald trump will lead us there a new day in america. there is a lot of hope, i'm excited to be a part of it. elizabeth: the thank you senator, really interesting what is going on city journal reports trump chose people who were also face threat of government coercion. they experienced it first hand, tulsi gabbard, elon musk, the u.s. surgeon general nominee was also canceled for -- because he said he was against covid lockdowns. >> job of these folks to trust in government, they are had

joined by pastor jack gibbs from calgary chapel -- calvary chapel he is challenging the faith community, places of worship, not just here in south california but across the state. first responders, we need everybody to come together. that includes the politicians on the bureaucrats. >> trace: how do you get the politicians to come together when they for the time being tend to be on the opposite side of the isle? >> they need to do their job and if they can't do their job and afraid we are getting increasing evidence particularly here with karen bass she is simply out of their depth pete. there was a petition to get her recalled people really need leadership at this moment and they are not getting it. >> trace: steve hilton thank you for coming. >> thank you, trace. >> trace: starting with defense secretary designate pete hegseth tomorrow several of the president-elect nominating -- nominees will be on capitol hill for what will certainly be some fiery confirmation hearings. live on west palm beach with more on that story. >> good evening to you team trump says they are confident their n

traveled to calgary to shoot "the order."" thing? or is it something -- you brought it up. so i am going to ask you about it. [ laughter ] james gunn is making "superman." >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: you are playing lex luthor. i would think you're more of a superman, if i was in charge. >> apparently not. [ laughter ] apparently not. yeah, more of a lex. i had a lot of fun playing lex. great character. one that i adore. i really enjoy -- i mean, james is such a wonderful filmmaker, and he's got such a great take on that character and the whole story and the world he's created. >> jimmy: i can't wait to see it. what kind of lex are you going to be? bald, of course, yes? >> bald, then i don't know. i don't like to talk about these things too far in advance. >> jimmy: right. i do, though, let's go. [ laughter ] >> their opinion of it, make what they will. i want him to be dangerous, though. i think james said the other day he's imposing, so hopefully that's the case. i haven't seen the film yet. >> jimmy: do you think of yourself

lydia hu joins us from calgary, canada. how much oil do we import from canada anyway?s from canada, so a significant amount. and while it is the true that america is the world's leading producer of oil, we also consume a lot. we make about 13 if million barrels per day, but we consume roughly 19 million barrels a day. so that leaves us with importing about 6.5 million and around 3.9 million barrels are coming from canada. so some experts and industry insiders that we've been speaking with here on the ground in in alberta tell us that these tariffs on gas and oil and energy, that would lead to higher prices for consumers back in the united states. listen here. >> because of the integrated nature of the basins and the markets, the physical flow of the oil and gas is going to continue. the only question is, what's the price going to be, and is a tariff going to be borne by the producer? will it be with borne by the consumer at the market end, or will it be shared by the two of them? >> reporter: well, there are a lot of analysts that are chiming in, and some of them are w

kings and the calgary flames at crypto.com arena, and a new date for that game has not been set yet. but the league says it will announce one soon. and warriors head coach steve kerr says his 90 year old mother had to evacuate her home because of the palisades fire. he also said a member of the warriors players development staff lost his childhood home in the flames. other nba players are also affected by the devastation. clippers star kawhi leonard is currently away from the team to help his family evacuate, and lakers coach jj redick says his family was evacuated as well. and la's entertainment industry is also taking a hit. multiple hollywood premieres and events have been canceled, and the universal studios hollywood citywalk and six flags magic mountain theme parks are all closed due to these severe conditions. park officials said they will continue to assess the situation and could reopen tomorrow. >> well, of course, we continue to keep an eye on the real strong winds in southern california. thankfully, they have backed off compared to last night into early this morning, but f

he won gold at the 1988 winter games in calgary. brian joins us now.h us. i know you were friends with and knew many of the people who were on that flight. i understand you were in wichita this weekend for the competition. how are you doing? >> yeah, as you know, it's been devastating for our community. you ntioned that we are a tight-knit community, so we ar all connected to each other. it's been, you know, such a loss for u.s. figure skating. i was friends with -- who you see in the photo there. we did tv specials together and toured as professionals. they were not only world champions and great skaters but great representatives of e sport. they were great to work with, so kind and caring and just lovely people. their son, maxime, competed this weekend and placed fourth. i actually gave him his award on sunday and saw his father from a distance. kind of gave him a wave. i'm feeling it. everybody is feeling it. we're trying to figure out how to help people. you know, there have been a lot of people who lost someone, not just the figure skating communi

and yeah, we're going to take calgary and toronto.o, no, keep toronto, vancouver, quebec. >> you know, it would be great because our protesters will have signs that say no blood for sirup. yes. thank you. i came up with that just now. you know, it would be fun. i thought that there was a missed opportunity. gulf of trump would have been better. >> i hear what you're saying. it's a good idea. what i love about this is how it's so refreshing. you know, when, like, you're watching a movie and you just want the character to say like, oh, just shut up. or like, yes, that's right. like, exactly. and i just feel like finally we have someone and everyone around him who says exactly what you would like, love him to say. and when the reporters are asking their questions, he doesn't say, well, the import of that. he's like, why would you ask that? that's military strategy. i'm not going to answer that. but what i will say is they better watch out. like, that is so great. it's such a breath of fresh air. i totally agree with you the importance of

the league postponing the contest against the calgary flames set to be played at the crypto.com arenahich is shared by the nba's lakers. the lakers, for now at least, are still scheduled to host the charlotte hornets there tonight. meanwhile, the nfl is monitoring how the fires might impact their preparations for the two teams playoffs in the -- the two l.a. teams in the playoffs with the the ram's wild card game against the minnesota vikings scheduled for monday night at sofi stadium in engelwood. the league said in a statement that if necessary the game will be moved to the arizona cardinals stadium in glendale. >>> now let's bring in meteorologist angie lassman for more on the raging wild fires. angie, weather has played such a key part in this. what can you tell us about what's coming? >> ali, we have some improvements when we compare our winds to say what we were dealing with yesterday and will slowly start to see our relative humidity values building back. we have really impressive winds. 17 million people under these red flag warnings. no surprise about that. we have the winds

the calgary sun, the newspaper there, called trump's inauguration a taxing situation in spain.published a front page editorial in english under the title god save the world, and in the uk, the daily star warned readers to strap in for the orange man baby, so help us god. the star is a tabloid, by the way, in the uk. joining us now the new york times diplomatic correspondent michael crowley. i just want to make sure that everyone knows it's not like the times of london is saying that on their front page. michael, it's good to have you. >> thanks. >> the world was certainly preparing for this. i know joe biden went on a tour saying america is back. but there was anxiety and hesitation among world leaders that his return was temporary and that we could go back to donald trump or something like it here. that has now happened. so what is the reaction? what's the most notable reaction you're seeing? >> katie, thanks for having me. and you're right. >> in fact, i think that there. >> was more. >> of a. >> conviction overseas. >> that trump was going. >> to. >> return as president than

we'll turn our attention to the prairies of canada around calgary.is where we get even colder air moving in here. it will develop an area of low pressure across california over the weekend. you can see that cooler air descending south, setting up shop over california. an area of low pressure develops over the bay here tomorrow, and that will bring california some widespread rain. the heaviest showers will fall across southern california, where they're finally getting their first winter storm of the season. around la, they could pick up an inch of rain in the foothills. they could see 1 to 2in of rain here. locally, we're just talking about the best chance of an isolated shower in our hills. most communities are going to stay dry tomorrow, but don't be surprised, especially in the foothills, as you go higher into the mountains of the north bay. if you do see a sprinkle, we're talking a little bit of snow coming to the tahoe area over the weekend, saturday night into sunday. lake level 1 to 2in some of our highest peaks. could pick up six inches in tod

understood in terms of huwe calgary this risk depends on when business we look at. you say that -- if a company is reporting that it is portfolio does not have a policy on freedom of association or collectedive bargaining would that be a red energy or cause for further investigation prior to jumping in? >> yea. what i was trying to say this is in the context of both the full side of prescription and operating context. i think right there being be a sceneo a manager investing companies little organization activity and the lack of a policy may perceive a lower risk. could be a manager that invest in companies that have moreorthed workforces or rep centtation for the workforce higher risk. hard it give one answer on that. we want to make sure our managers are have policy that focus on the risks material to them and than i are managing them appropriately. we don't want to be in a position we request or seem to request a set of policy that are ectrainious to how they invest and where. >> we have a broad portfolio with different investments where it would be material you

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