keeping with our flavor of international mayors, next i'd like to introduce the mayor of edmonton and chair of the federation of canadian municipalities. big city mayors quarterbacks, -- don iverson. i appreciate everything you do. >> thank you, mayor, and ambassadors, fellow mayors, panelists, it's a privilege to be with you today and i want to express gratitude on behalf of the canadian delegation to for the warm welcome we received. my six colleagues from across canada who have been able to join you for the u.s. conference of mayors meetings here, it's -- when we sit down like this, we're reminded how much we have in common as leaders of communities. and particular on so many issues that cross borders, whether it's clean air or trade or human rights, we have common agendas, but trade in particular is top of mine for all of us these days, given the negotiations ongoing, and it's not just top of mind for mayors. it's top of mind for our investors, our business communities at home, and people who are concerned about their jobs. with the kind of uncertainty that is around us. which is

both ambassadors taking time on your schedule, edmonton and tijuana.o ambassador macnaughton's come come -- comment, the good story i mentioned to the ambassador last night at the embassy, a canadian firm is moving to our community and repurposing an old industrial site. they're bringing in good-paying jobs on average of $75,000 in full medical benefits n this day and age when a company is offering a full medical benefits that is a home run knocked out of the park. that wouldn't happen unless there was investment and cooperation among cities and towns on both sides of the geographical boundaries of both of our countries. that is the message that needs to get out there. we're working partners with corporations on both sides of the boundary line of our country and, that message needs to get out there. people need to be employed on both sides. that is a great story to tell. mr. ambassador, when they are ready for the ribbon cutting. i will be there. >> okay. >> david ross, mayor of city of santa cruz, california. i want to thank you for having this discus

keeping with our flavor of international mayors, next i'd like to introduce the mayor of edmonton and chair of the federation of canadian municipalities. big city mayors quarterbacks, -- don iverson. i appreciate everything you do. >> thank you, mayor, and ambassadors, fellow mayors, panelists, it's a privilege to be with you today and i want to express gratitude on behalf of the canadian delegation to for the warm welcome we received. my six colleagues from across canada who have been able to join you for the u.s. conference of mayors meetings here, it's -- when we sit down like this, we're reminded how much we have in common as leaders of communities. and particular on so many issues that cross borders, whether it's clean air or trade or human rights, we have common agendas, but trade in particular is top of mine for all of us these days, given the negotiations ongoing, and it's not just top of mind for mayors. it's top of mind for our investors, our business communities at home, and people who are concerned about their jobs. with the kind of uncertainty that is around us. which is

let me show you how big this storm system is as it reaches nearly 2500 miles from edmonton all the way down to near hawaii. that's a big storm. that's what's churning up the big waves. i'll tell you about those in the next weather. >>> here's a look at 9:00 this morning. you can see the rain mainly up in the north bay. there may be random showers ahead of it. this is where the steadier rain is. it moves into the heart of the bay. find out by noon and moving into the east bay and south bay. by 4:00, it's wet just about everywhere for the beginning of the commute. by 7:00, the best chance is moving out of the north bay becoming more showery. in fact, watch the scattered showers overnight. by the time we get to tomorrow morning, the best chance is over the ocean. the northwest flow, it will meander into the neighborhoods and by tomorrow they taper. by 9:00, best chance of rain. measurables in the north bay. by the evening, all of us should have wetness out there. you can see it keeps building up to about a quarter to a half inch by the time we get to tomorrow evening. it's going to be chi

edmonton oilers, connor mcdavid proven fastest in the league, perhaps the world. the man can skate. shot competition. clocked a slapper at 92.4 miles per hour. don't want to be in front of that thing. but alex ovechkin, top 101.3 miles per hour. >>> senior bowl. baker mayfield representing the north. finds durham smith. short completion. didn't do a whole lot. josh allen finds smith for touchdown. 18-16. south took over late. 75-yard score. chance for college players to impress pro scouts. south is the winner. >>> tiger woods at torrey pines, playing final round. drives it. picks tee up immediately. not going to land where he wants, fairway. but nails with pater. 18, birdies from 11 feet, 1 under on the back nine. take me to your leader. alex noren, par 56, drain it, finished 3 under 69 today, first place, 11 under par. >>> aussie open, taking on caroline wozniacki. trying to close it out. sets up championship point. wo wozniacki wins her first title. now number one in the world. >>> warriors with tough win over the celtics. after the game, shaun livingston, calling me jinx schuman.

we have accident activity here in edmonton road, police are on the scene. finally, canal road at traffic lane cameras coming inbound, stay to the far left to get by. anotherp we will take look at the ride in montgomery county. adrianna: all right, kidd is here for in the now. kidd: what happened when carrie underwood fell outside the house in november? she had to get 40 to 50 stitches in her face. she told fans yesterday that she is grateful the injuries were cautionedorse and fans that she may not look the same when she is ready to be on camera again. which makes you wonder just how bad was this. when we first reported the fall we said that she fell, broke her wrist, had to go to the emergency room. her husband flew in and we thought it was weird for just the fall and we are learning now that it must've been pretty bad, especially if she is warning people that -- look. adrianna: it makes the think that she fell on glass or something. kidd: and that there might be a scar. big gash. kidd: we will keep her in our thoughts in her recovery. mariah carey pulled

. >> reporter: krista calls her older brother jeff, who is a police officer in edmonton, alberta. >> my first reaction, okay, she's somewhere. she just needs some space or time. she'll turn up. >> reporter: when nancy's parents, gary and donna, heard she was missing, they were gripped by something dark and cold. >> gary said to me, donna, this story is not going to have a happy ending. >> reporter: by afternoon the cary police were involved. >> all i was told on the phone it was a missing persons. >> reporter: when detective george daniels arrived nancy's neighborhood was already filling up with a small army of her panicked friends. nancy's friends rushed to join in the search. her husband brad made a public plea for help. >> anyone that knows anything, i just want them to contact the police with any information they may have. again, thank you to everyone that continues to come out and help out. >> sir, do you have a flyer? >> reporter: volunteers chased up and down the running trails where she loved to train, she combed the surrounding parks and lakes and woods. this woman they had

on the north circular road, there are long delays on the westbound from the m11 at chingford to edmontonhould get some sunshine. now, if you do get the showers, could be quite heavy, but they‘ll blow through quite quickly, that westerly wind fairly brisk through the course of the day. it is going to feel cold, though, in the wind — maximum temperature around five celsius. now, overnight, those showers will continue to blow through. could fall a little bit wintry over higher ground, a bit of hail mixed in there, potentially, but to lower levels they will fall as rain. and many places staying dry overnight. the minimum temperature two or three celsius, the breeze helping to keep the frost at bay. so, for tomorrow, looking at lots of sunshine. a cold, crisp start, the breeze still fairly chilly. a dry day, though. still the chance for one or two isolated showers, temperatures managing to reach seven celsius, but in the wind, it is going to feel cold. we‘re in for a stormy night for thursday. the met office has a weather warning in place for strong winds. showers to follow. i‘m back with the

. >> mayor of edmonton, canada. mayor of niagara falls, new york. organization founded by the late richard daley, consisting of 131 cities on the u.s. and canadian side on the great lakes. working on environmental issues. >> tim keller, brand-new mayor of albuquerque, new mexico. ethan berkowitz, mayor of anchorage. >> mayor of dubuque, iowa. >> mayor of knoxville, tennessee. >> good morning. mayor of lancaster, pennsylvania. mayor of the city of key west. >> mayor of santa monica, california. >> mayor of richmond, california. >> mayor of bonn, germany. mayor of des moines, iowa. bedford,of new massachusetts, and chair of the energy committee. i'd like to thank everyone for being here. our work here supports. i would like to turn now to my mary mcardle, for some brief comments. >> thank you. it is an honor to be with all the. as mayors, we recognize increasingly in a nation in which we have seen in which the paris accords have seen, a congress that is not terribly interested in leadership for climate change. that is really up to all of us in our own

. >> kristi calls her older brother jeff who is a police officer in edmonton, alberta. >> my first reaction i okay, e's somewhere. you ju need some space or some time. she'll turn up. >> but when nancy's parents gary and donna heard she was missing, they were gripped by something dark and cold. >> gary said to me, donna, this story is not going to have a happy ending. >> by afternoon, the cary police were involved. >> all i was told on the phone was it was a missing person's. >> when detective george daniels arrived, nancy's neighborhood was already filling up with a small army of her panicked friends. nancy's family rushed to cary to join in the search. her husband, brad, made a public plea for help. >> if anyone knows anything, contact the police with any information they may have and again, thank you to everyone that continues to come out and help out. >> sir, do you have a flyer? >> volunteers chased up and down the running trails where she loved to train. they combed the surrounding parks and lakes and woods for this woman they'd grown to love since she and brad moved down from canada.

question about the -- we're doing an exchange between los angeles, san bernardino, and calgary and edmonton in canada, and the question i was asked was why vegas? do you have a gambling problem? what's the appeal? and, you know, sadly, you know, this is an issue that mayor goodman, she expected an attack, she didn't suspect it would be a 64-year-old man, you know. but it's just to say that they expected a major terrorist attack and, you know, they'd been trying to do a lot to engage -- you know, they're not just concerned about isis, they're concerned about sovereign citizens and other groups. >> you said airlines have an interest. have you approached airlines or other travel companies for comp or contributions? >> so not to, like, give away, you know, to say we're talking with this person or that person. but we have started conversations with certain companies, organizations. and, you know, the one thing, you know, we really are going to lean heavily on the mayors and cities for those connections. we don't have the personnel to engage continuously. you know, we're over -- i'm overextended.

name to be changed in the canadian football league of it has been an online movement against the edmonton eskimos name while the chicago blackhawks named after a native american chief has also been questioned in the end n.h.l. well earlier we spoke to native american journalist and activist simon moya smith hey says the cleveland indians ownership need to do more to convince doubt of their intentions in ditching the chief wahoo logo all sincere. the league put pressure on the team to drop its chief wahoo logo from its uniforms in while it's playing but the team itself is still selling the merchandise with the image they're going to continue to do that they haven't changed the name they haven't issued an apology to natives in ohio and across the nation for creating a hostile environment for natives in that state so they're just reacting to the pressure from the leak they didn't do this because they had a crisis of conscience it's a caricature of indigenous peoples it's a dehumanization of indigenous peoples and it's ubiquitous here in the united states you have the cleveland indians you ha

asked a question about the -- we're doing an exchange between las vegas, san bernardino and calgary edmonton in canada. the question i was asked, why vegas? do you have a gambling problem? what's the appeal? sadly, this is an issue that mayor goodman, she expected an attack. she didn't expect it would be a 64-year-old man, you know, but it's just to say that they expected a major terrorist attack. they've been trying to do a lot to engage -- you know, they're not just concerned about isis, concerned about sovereign citizens and other groups. >> you said airlines have an interest. have you approached airlines or other travel countries for comp or contributions? >> not to like give away, say we're talking with this person or that person. we have started conversations with certain companies, organizations. we will lean on the mayors and cities for those connections. we don't have the personnel. i'm overextended. chattanooga is hosting an event in october. i think we're daulg it the strong cities network, summit of the americas. the caribbean. mayor burke and his staff, they're reaching out to s

been the target of protests for several years last year a big online campaign stance against the edmonton eskimos who play in the canadian football league while the chicago blackhawks named after a native american chief has also been questioned only we spoke to the native american journalist and activist simon moyer smith who sees ditching the chief wahoo logo is not enough the league put pressure on the team to drop its chief wahoo logo from its uniforms in while it's playing but the team itself is still selling the merchandise with the image they're going to continue to do that they haven't changed the name. they haven't issued an apology to natives in ohio and across the nation for creating a hostile environment for natives in that state so they're just reacting to pressure from the elite they didn't do this because they have a crisis of conscience it's a caricature of indigenous peoples it's a dehumanization of indigenous peoples and it's ubiquitous here in the united states you have the cleveland indians you have the washington football team which is named. for a slur that means dead

was taken to an epic four sets but eventually beaten by first of all to mitchell to play britain's edmonton made his first grand slam quarter final with the win over and drag their feet. in the women's draw world number two caroline was jackie eased her way into the last eight the dane needed just sixty three minutes to get past like that in a about a copa in straight sets back you'll face and seated spaniard color. in her first quarter final appearance in melbourne in six years. you know right now i can say is that i'm in a good place i think i'm hitting the ball well and everything has been going well the last year and a half or so and it's been good. well girls' first major of the season may still be three months away but the current masters champion sergio garcia has begun his season on a winning note the spaniard won the singapore open shooting a three under par sixty eight to finish with a five stroke lead of a show in the wrist and the toshi could dehra who should second place. it's always great to start to start like this there's no doubt that starting with with a win it's always gr

that was in edmonton.rince george's county, word of a water main break right now closing a portion of us-1 at cherry hill road. we're working to get more information on that one. meanwhile, we have tips on how to prevent frozen pipes on our nbc washington app. you just want to search winter a >>> one d.c. family continues to worry about timyra and miesha callaway. no one has heard from the cousins since saturday. on the left of your screen, timyra callaway is just 11 years old. her cousin, miesha callaway, is 17. they disappeared within hours of each other from madison street in northwest d.c., and authorities believe that they could be together anyone with information on where these two girls are are asked to call police. >>> later this morning, friends and family will continue their search for a missing maryland man, daniel dehaven. you're looking at him right there your screen. about 200 people spent part of yesterday looking for the 65-year-old who also suffers from dementia. he was last seen tuesday m

the travel situation now. 0n the tubes this morning: 0n the 0verground, there is a no service from edmonton is closed at highbury corner until next week, for major roadworks. the a404 is closed southbound from the m40 junction 4 to marlow, following a serious collision. let's have a check on the weather now, with georgina burnett. good morning. well, there is a lot of wet and windy weather in the forecast for the week ahead. this morning, first thing, chilly and largely dry. but the cloud will be thickening ahead of some rain that is coming in from the west. and that is coming in from the west. and that is going to be fairly heavy at times, as well, a southerly wind picking up with that as well. clearing in the afternoon, but it is probably only western part that will see some brightness, as i think most of the card will not clear until after dark. temperatures up around 11 celsius today. 0vernight we have the second band of rain and really gusty winds, 40— 45 mph. temperatures down to around six celsius tonight. fairly mild, really, under that cloud cover. and then tomorrow a few blustery