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edmonton whaler who does it another than connor mcdavid's, as he will now own that distinction, alonghe great one. connor mcdavid's second time he has won the hart trophy. he led the nhl with 105 points and just 56 games he received all 101st place votes, all right. you soccer fans in particular fans of team england, this check this out is for you. how english is relations god sent the hurricane building. oh, you think tha by the call, you realize he scored a goal. harry kane, one of the great players of the world 86th minute, england over germany two nil as they move on to the quarter finals. all right, you need to check this out baseball fans. you know what jacob degrom of the mets is doing. he is basically rewriting pitching records, and certainly the most valuable arm. but what's he doing out there on the field prior to the game? and tonight, he's horsing around with a teammate, the gay as, uh, allowing less than a run a game and i don't know i can just see it now. degrom's hurt. watch that roof around. yeah that's about a $25 million arm. that's the sporting lives. guys back to y

brandy yanchick, lives in edmonton, alberta, when she spoke to the bbc earlier it was 9am and alreadynt to escape the heat. i have never seen anything like this. we got up early this morning, and let our dog out, i have sadie beside me, she is our seven—month—old puppy, we are living in the basement where it is cooler in our 1957 bungalow because the temperatures are much cooler downstairs, and i have been watering my garden like crazy because the temperatures can burn the leaves and kill all those plants. experts are now worried the extreme heat will lead to wildfires with some communities in british columbia already on evacuation alert. georgina smyth is a cbc reporter in vancouver. these sorts of conditions here in bc present huge fire danger in the bc interior, the dry heat is drying out what is already a dry desert, and a lightning strike that might happen could set off a fire, you might remember 2017, 2018, catastrophic forest fires here in bc. that is the real fear as we go into summer. it is the beginning of summer, people quite fearful of what this might mean for the rest of

in sweltering temperatures, help for the homeless in edmonton, alberta.er themselves. dozens of people have died in canada amidst this unprecedented heatwave. for the third day running, the country broke its temperature record yesterday. it reached 49.5 celsius in british columbia. police in vancouver have responded to more than 130 sudden deaths since friday. heat is thought to have been a contributing factor in most cases. we do get heat waves from time to time every summer. the summers have been getting hotter. but, you know, it is never this bad. we never experienced anything in the 40s in vancouver. it is the western parts of canada, as well as north west parts of the united states, that are worst affected. at least a dozen deaths in oregon and washington state are believed to be linked to the heatwave. a big dome of high pressure has built across this part of north america. trapping the air in place. that air has been thinking and warming, allowing temperatures to climb day by day. this is not an uncommon situation in the summer, though. so why have