trying to get kids off on too >> the real artificial intelligence weirdos in canada live here in edmontond very, very flat city that is more or less in the middle of nowhere. it's the kind of place that has a giant butter vault to help people survive the lieeantean winter months. canadians like to put the best possible spin on how it brings out th the best in people, like this guy. >> edmonton is one of those cities that isn't automatically listed in the top cities in canada in terms of size or scale, but it has always had a really neat quality to it of that western, independent spirit you see very much in alberta in general combined with conscience and a thoughtfulness. >> over at the university of alberta, some of the most far out ai research in the world is taking place. the man i'm here to see is the university's very own ai godfather, rich sutton. he's considered one of the great revolutionary thinkers in ai. >> if you are not canadian -- i am, but not by birth. i was born in the u.s., now i'm just canadian. >> what brought you to canada? >> the politics. i wanted to get away from di

you are back in edmonton.k about what has just taken place and the significance of the canadian government finally this pipeline -- buying the pipeline. >> what has just happened is just another chapter in the neocolonial agenda of the canadian government. we are seeing land being appropriated from indigenous community's the construction of a project in collusion with corporations that is deep in the public interest as undermining indigenous community's but also undermining the safety and health and security of all people by perpetuating more greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere and violating the rights of everyone. we're talking about a government that is doing a 180 on all of its election platforms to implement the yuan declaration on the rights of indigenous people, plat forms to address the, crisis, platforms to address the boil water advisories and first nations community's. instead, we're seeing public funds taken to invest in the risky economically risky projects, environmentally devastating pro

we found another performance this year in edmonton, canada. another of players place was made into a movie. it is a great old movie. it is a turner classic. rent it. it is a comedy starring the young asng -- loretta a non- looking to build an abbey -- as a nun looking to build an abbey in a new england town and it received an academy award for best writing. if you wanted old-fashioned movie where the religious figures are good and virtuous, unlike the way they are portrayed in modern movies, i would recommend you print this film. it was well too was at vanity fair the claire met the man who would become her husband. magazine publisher henry luce. they hit it off of the very first night they met. here is how one biographer described it. "luce joined boothe for a long , wide-ranging conversation. he could be overbearing and rude, but he was an intense and fascinating conversationalist. when the party was over they were still talking. as a locked down to the anti-lobby to say goodbye, luce told her unexpectedly she was the kind of woman he had be

edmonton last year, first round, game 6, they lost.e pittsburgh benning ch penguins -- penguins in the stanley cup finals lost in game 6. sharks hoping to buck that trend against the golden knights. turns it over in his own zone. jonathan marsha so scores. vegas goes on to win 3-0. anthony davis and the pelicans looking to tie their series with the warriors but golden state came out hot. steph curry knocks down a wide open three. warriors jumped out to a 27-10 lead. andre iguodala comes up with the steal, leading to a breakaway dunk by kevin durant. golden state won 118-92. they lead that series three games to one. >>> giants fans in atlanta recognizing the say hey kid on his 87 h-birthday -- 87th birthday. they win 4-3 and they sweep that series. >>> a's and orioles, it was little league day at the coliseum. bottom 4, tied at one. matt olson skies one to left center. the ball hits off craig gentry's glove. mark canha scores giving the a's the lead. they win 2-1 and sweep that series. >>> good news all around except for here at the s a

edmonton last year, first round, game 6, they lost. year before that, the pittsburgh penguins in the stanley cup finals, they lost in game 6. how would it go at s a.p.? sharks hoping to buck that trend against the golden knights. second period, turns it over. jonathan -- vegas wins 3-0 to advance to the western conference finals. . >>> the pelicans looking to tie their series with the warriors but golden state came out hot. steph curry knocks down a wide open three from the corner. warriors jumped 10 lead. 3rd quarter, andre iguodala comes up with a steal, leading to a breakaway dunk by kevin durant. they lead that series 3 games to one. >>> giants fans recognizing the say hey kid on his 87th birthday. pablo sandoval doubles into left, giving the giants the lead. they win 4-3 and sweep that series. >>> a's and orioles, it was little league day at the coliseum. matt olson skies one to left center. the ball hits off craig gentry's glove. mark canha scores giving the a's the lead. they win 2-1 and sweep that series. good news all around,

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. >> kristi calls her older brother jeff who is a police officer in edmonton, alberta. >> my first reaction is, okay, she's somewhere. you just 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 ory 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 can

continued this time out he was beaten by britain's car at him and ground zero the majority live from edmonton is on his way to the world's top twenty but it's the sixth straight soreness in which he's failed to reach the quarterfinals. rafa nadal continued his perfect clay court season beating faces no one forty eight sets in a row on clay and opening a record on this surface if he wins his next match in straight sets and of the new record for any surface nadal believes joke of it can get back to the top of the game. nothing is easy in our sport and i really believe that he knows that i know everybody knows how difficult it is they all the time. on this board is amazing and it will continue doing. a lot of great things in the field but i don't have any doubt of that and rico but i mean has one stage five of the tally with the overall race lead remaining the same winning the sprint finish in sicily australia's ron dennis stays in first place overall just ahead of title holder. top of france champion chris froome is a minute behind the leaders he sees the first big climb of this year's zero wit