amtrak had delays on the keystone line. as we say crews continue to work on all of this, definitely seek alternative routes. bob kelly will give you more information as he has been doing all morning. it could be a rough commute for people rely on the septa paoli thorndale line or else the keystone line with amtrak, back to you. >>> that is a nightmare. as bob kelly has been saying there is no word on amtrak. the is there no information at all. it hasn't been updated in weeks it sound like. this happened add 12 hours ago and septa overnight didn't realize that they could not fix line and have some buses and place. everybody is left scrambling along one of the busiest routes in the area. >> reporter: yeah, big question is perhaps why not at least run that bus contingency plan for the morning like they did last night. the it seemed like a stop gap last night but as bob said amtrak hasn't updated its twitter page since march 1st he said. generally they don't update that page very frequently. this would be a critical time for pe

the keystone train last night was affected because the keystone train runs to harrisburg on the samee as the paoli/thorndale line. we are trying to find out if the keystone service, amtrak's keystone service is still affected this morning. right now we haven't heard word that it is. how do you get around this? your best alternate is the norristown high-speed line. if you're headed into center city philadelphia, take the norristown high speed line, to 69th street, exit there and then take the market/frankfurt line. >>> facingç charges after a fal overdose. we'll tell you the story behind why this man is now being accused of a first degree crime. >>> plus, this -- >> i got the baseball bat. and i hit him with the baseball bat. he took it away from me again. >> only on nbc 10 we're hearing from a man who fought off an attacking during a home invasion. he explains how he had to improvise until help arrived. >>> only on 10, a man who says he fought off an attacker with a baseball bat describes his life or death strugle. police tell us an intruder assaulted a woman inside. we spoke with a

it affects amtrak keystone line philadelphia to harrisburg. tacony-palmyra bridge expected to go up any minute now. looks like traffic is getting by at this point, expect it to be stopped shortly, take the betsy ross bridge instead for the bridge opening. i-95 approaching girard, southbound traffic moving just fine. you can see we look drive as david has been telling us, a few showers around this morning, david we'll have to watch for that. >> reporter: a couple of storms clearing the coast on storm tracker 6 live double scan. the light stuff north and west producing a sprinkle on your windshield and it's drying out as it pushes south and east. the rain pretty much in the process of dieing away. we have cloud cover out there, that will break 'part and we'll wind up with mostly sunny skies and sunshine later on today. 61 degrees, the temperature is dropping. 66 an hour ago. 56 degrees in allentown. 62 in wilmington. 57 in trenton. and 62 in millville. still decent numbers for this time of year. but the wind are picking up a little bit, we're at

east lake at keystone road. u.s. 98 at duff road, debris and a fatal >>> right now breaking news on news channel 8 today. >> we are following breaking news. welcome to news channel 8 today. i'm gayle guyardo. >> i'm candace mccowan in for gene. three people are dead after their car crashes in sarasota. only one person survived. >> this happened at the intersection of old bradenton road and desoto road. news channel 8's ryan hughes is live in sarasota. ryan, how did this happen? >> reporter: well, at this point that's still under investigation, gayle. as you mentioned, three people are dead, one injured. i'll step out of the way and show you a live look at the scene. we're

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service resumed but expect delays, during the morning rush hour, and also expect delays on amtrak's keystone line which serves harrisburg. dave, back over to you. >> yeah, we're looking at rain right now. little mess on the radar screen. the light rain passing through. it looked like a lot but just a few areas reporting light rain at the ground. heavier shower there in lancaster county. this whole ban is moving south, pushing through next hour or so, south jersey and delaware and off the coast by 8:00 this morning. the next few hours we will see these showers moving through. we have a lot of this not reaching the ground but don't be surprised to see a light passing shower. temperatures 50's and 60's. we will cool off. that wind will pick up. then they may climb with sunshine that we have once the rain clears out. little cooler north and western suburbs, well a above average though, another warm day but in the record day, mid 60's this afternoon. we will put to it day at about a seven because we have rain coming in and cooler breeze this afternoon. it is in the 60's now. that is where it will

so if you use amtrak and head west this morning, again you are on your own, keystone line most likelyy if in the worse service suspended and paoli thorndale line services suspended for morning rush hour. as we go live to the bennie looking good coming into downtown philadelphia, but tacony palmyra bridge is accepting an opening at 5:05. how are we looking for that parade day forecast. >> parade day forecast, little tricky because what we had right now rain on the radar, there is some green there. some not reaching the ground. this is working its way through lehigh valley moving through philadelphia and south jersey and delaware over the next two hours or so, so a brief light rain shower is what we will see. it is moving and pushing south, breaking up a little bit moving south. not have been seeing rain but don't be surprised to see a light shower passing through. it is down through lehigh valley. carbon, monroe, what little rain in south jersey has moved off the coast. temperatures in the 60es a and 50's, dropping to 49 degrees. it will be here throughout the day. maybe dropping in th

expect delays as they resume the service, amtrak keystone line is causing problems between philadelphia and harrisburg. take pay paoli thorndale. lang avenue, city avenue we have an accident watch for that. 202 route 1 live in chadds ford, delaware county. we have sprinkles around. roads are dry, it's not impacting traffic too much, but i know you're watching the sprinkles. >> reporter: i'm watching them evaporate in a lot of cases. storm tracker 6 live double scan most of the showers off the coast, these are light sprinkles and showers coming in. this may be making roads slightly wet. it's not lasting that long, they are falling apart. less and less of a an issue in the text hour sore. we have a lot of cloud cover around out to the west. we expect the clouds to break apart later this morning and we should return a fair amount of sunshine into play as the day goes on. 61 degrees in philadelphia currently. mild for this time of the year and morning. 57 in trenton, 62 in wilmington. 56 in allentown. 60 in cape may. on the bus stop this morning looks like 61 by 6:00 a.m. we may continue to

this could cause problems with the amtrak keystone line.you're going to harrisburg, watch for delays there, as well. looking outside live at i-95. we had a disabled vehicle northbound near bridge street near the shoulder isn't causing too many problems. southbound we're seeing heavier volume. northbound traffic at creek road. some areas we're seeing the roads are wet. it's not bad here, 15 palestinian ride from the ac expressway to the walt whitman bridge. >>> breaking right now, a woman was kidnapped as she was getting off a septa bus this morning. police say a man assaulted her and stuffed her into a waiting car and took off. katherine scott is live at the frankford bus station with the details. katherine. >> reporter: that's right, matt, police believe the man and woman probably knew each other. they are calling what appears to be a violent domestic case. the woman was assaulted and forced into the vehicle against her will. the bus that she had been on is here. investigators have been taking a look at it. they are looking for surveillanc

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now amtrak is reporting hour long delays, on the keystone line between here and harrisburg. septa suspended it rail service to paoli. it was a hectic evening here meaning many commuters did not make it home in time for dinner they stood and waited, hundreds of septa passengers lined up outside 30th street station hoping to find a way home after the train line that they expect to take was closed just a after 5:30. >> i was at the flower show. we are trying to get back to malvern. get to the station. they tell us there is no power. >> we were told there will be buses here shuttling us all to the appropriate stations that we are going to but there is nothing here. >> reporter: septa reports down power lines for blame for shutting down its paoli thorndale line and delaying services on amtrak's keystone line between philadelphia and harrisburg this couple in town for the flower show made it part of the way home to pottstown when trouble struck. >> we were broken and the train stopped for about an hour and they turned it around and came back to here. >> home, dinner, yes. >> repor

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i also wanted to draw your attention to amtrak's keystone line.cted because of the same signal problems that affected septa's line. that has been restored. there are no residual problems on amtrak and keystone line that goes to harrisburg. how do you get around this? if you're waiting for the paoli-thorndale, take the norristown high speed line, take it to the 69th and market street toç market-frankford. cottman avenue, heavy delays, 95 southbound between woodhaven and the vine. 76 average speed down to average 30s as you make your way from the blue route to the vine street expressway. the blue route looks really good. back to you guys. >>> let's get to our other breaking news this morning. police are looking for a person they say abducted a woman from a septa bus. >> that's right. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in frankford where investigators are looking for clues and evidence. fill us in. >> and vai and rosemary, investigators are looking to surveillance video for ans. there are quite a few questions at this point. let me step out of the way. t

there are a lot of childcare centers in philadelphia, but they don't meet the rating system of the keystone stars. and what kenney wants to do is to bring all these daycare centers, childcare centers up to standard so that they can actually educate small children, as well as provide a safe place for them to be when their parents are at work. but it takes time, it takes money to do that. >> mm-hmm. >> to move up from two stars to four stars in the keystone stars program, it takes years. >> that's gonna be years. >> i look for places -- when i was putting my kids in places, there are not a lot. >> right. >> there would be a lot of work to be done. >> mm-hmm. >> exactly. >> all right. let's take a turn and talk about your poll. as we end up here this morning, terry, look at the national race, april 26th, we would have thought, "oh, my goodness. the primary will be past us." now it could be important. and it's looking like if john kasich can just hang on, this could be a good place for him. >> yeah, he's only three percentage points behind. he made a big move. he does very well down here in the

every time the prime minister would come here he would be hounded about keystone. it became uncomfortable and embarrassing and finally, in the end, the president said no to the permits for the pipelines which was border, something that was very important to the previous prime minister. >> this is a terrible segue but i did want to report on what the first lady is wearing. the first lady is wearing a midnight blue, floral jacquard down with asymmetrical draping designed by jason would. so for those of you who wanted to know that, that's what she is wearing, and we will see her in about 15 minutes or so is she comes down the grand staircase with mrs. trudeau. who are some of the canadians that are here? ministersre a lot of from this government that are here. what is interesting about this group is, first of all, as i said, the prime minister described himself as a feminist and he has appointed a half female cabinet, on purpose, which is pretty extraordinary, i think. he has a lot of young, dynamic ministers and a lot of them are here with him today. women and a very

-canada relations were a little more strained especially when it came to the keystone pipeline. justin trudeau seems to have skirted that issue, is it a sore point with canadians? >> not really. i don't want to get too complicated. the pipeline was going to carry oil from the oil sands in alberta, which is basically bitumen. it's not really oil like you get in texas, it's not crude. it's extremely difficult to get out of the ground. it's no longer profitable to move it the way it could have been 10 years ago when the price of oil was $100. now with it tanking, it's not an issue any more. getting it through the gates is basically a dead issue. >> a sore point on the u.s. side is how trudeau stopped canadian jets bombing isil. that was a campaign promise justin trudeau made. is that a popular choice in canada, given that canada had a couple of isil inspired attacks. both had been done by canadians. and converts who were loan wolves, and i would say very marginal characters who managed to get guns and opportunity. canadians are divided on withdrawing the jets. what does the united

marriott has 10 days to counter is expanding to after losing out on the keystone project, it buys columbiae. be controversy in some courses but negative rates have a big supporter and christine lagarde. she says the world economy would be much worse off without them. she says going negative in europe and japan has helped support global growth and price games -- games. -- price gains. >> if we had not had those negative rates, we would be in a much worse place today. with inflation probably lower than where it is. with growth probably lower than where we have it. was a good thing to actually implement those negative rates. mark: the takeover fight for starwood heating up, it told marriott and has received a superior offer from a china group. they have up its bid to $78 per share in cash for starwood, diving the hotel chain at $13 billion. session'sses myriads dark deal which marriott agreed to in november, marriott has until march 28 to counter. a good time to be a banker at ubs, listing the sites of its bonus pool by 15% after its most profitable year since 2010. it is the only major europ

in the memorial stating that stadium, the president described the united states as a keystone .n therch of freedom we must worry about this country of ours, he says, develop it natural and human resources. if the united states were to falter, the whole world would move toward the communist bloc. ♪ the president arrives in hanford, washington, where the world's largest nuclear reactor is under construction. he participates in the groundbreaking for the hanford steam plant. steam will produce an amount of electricity equal to that of a major then. president kennedy cites this as an example of developing new resources as compared to the conservation of existing ones. from hanford southward to salt lake city, where the president will extend his message of conservation to include the responsibilities thrust upon the united states by the pressure of world events. he will deliver his message at the mormon tabernacle in salt , an institution universally known for the music of its great choir. ♪ ♪ [choir singing] ♪ >> three stocks remained on the presidential conservation tour. thema, washing

as a reporter who covered keystone xl for five years and heard climate test and thought, what does thatean? recently, we have seen some great principles from what that would look like. i would like to turn to someone from the government on this. frankly, when ngos refer to a climate test, they are referring to alberta first and foremost. but obviously, all sorts of projects. from your perspective, do you think a climate test should be applied and what would that look like? >> alberta understands we cannot continue to increase emissions without limits. is methane,lements reducing by 45% by 2025. carbon,is a price on $20 a ton and that will increase to $30 a ton by 2018. when fully implemented, that will cover 90% of alberta's economy. we have instituted a cap on emissions. we know we cannot grow without limit, but we believe we can grow the economy while driving down emissions. we will also phase out coal-fired electricity. currently, 45% of our energy comes from coal. we are going to replace one third of that with renewables and one third from natural gas. with the new government in alb

also expect delays on amtrak, keystone line, again, this all as a result of the amtrak power problems evening. the wilmington line running with 90 minute delays on that first train. there is a live look at 42 freeway in toward the city, bridges looking fine and so far so good at philly international, mike and alex, back to you. >>> where is this woman? septa related story a a terrifying scene where a woman is ripped off the september bus. >> police say she was taken by force and if you look at the window you can see the man's hands, smashed the window. >> yep, steve, these two know each other. >> probably, and most likely and hear scott small say that because bus driver and everybody on the bus thinks they do. here's what you are talking about. here's something i just learned do you see these suction cups. this is a double payneed window. it is not to protect somebody inside from anybody like this happening but to protect the window from people etching and scrolling on it. but in this case even though this guy smashed, shot third window by punching inn it and slapping it so hard he co

today the political spotlight is on pennsylvania and two candidates are swinging through the keystone state today alone. bernie sanders is in pittsburgh and slammed hillary clinton about her relationship with wall street. but polls show him trailing in the keystone state and in less than 30 minutes, ohio governor john kasich will begin his fundraiser in philadelphia. and kasich is surging in support in pennsylvania. his biggest rival though, donald trump spent the day off owe the campaign trail. but his name is at the center of controversy for his comments on abortion. he said he supported a form of punishment for women that seek abortion, and reversed the stance later and said he thinks the doctors are the ones that need to be punished. >> the answer is that -- >> monica thank you. it's time now for a check of the "action news" traffic report, i'll send it to matt pellman in the traffic center. >> good evening, not a lot of sun glare out there but nonetheless slowing in delco, the southbound side past 420 an accident that is completely gone through ridley park down to 320, elsewhere

the memorial stadium of great falls high school, the president describes the united states as a keystonen the arch of freedom, an ornament to the cause of freedom all around the globe. we must worry about this country of ours, he says, develop its natural resources, and its human resources. if the united states were to falter, the whole world would move towards the communist bloc. ♪ the president arrives at theord, washington, where world's largest nuclear reactor for peaceful purposes is under construction. he participates in the groundbreaking for the hanford steam plant. steamusly wasted reactor will produce an amount of electricity equal to that of a major band. kennedy cites this as an example of developing new resources, as compared to the conservation of existing ones. tom hanford, southward salt lake city, where the president will extend his message on conservation to include the responsibilities thrust upon the united states by the pressure of world events. he will deliver his message at the mormon tabernacle in salt lake city, an institution universally known for the music of i

he will approve the keystone pipeline to create jobs in the federal impediments to energy x duration,e also proposed eliminating tax producers. john kasich supports a policy to make the united states energy independent. his policy relies on coal, nuclear, natural gas and proposes an increase in access to oil and gas production on public land with proper environmental production. some time ago that the regulation and allows states to regulate industries. he also supports the use of clean coal like the epa's green power plant which is the coal industry hard. bernie sanders promises to invest tax dollars and an energy projects like solar energy. he also promises to create tax on carbon to come back find a change. ban drilling in the arctic and an onshore drilling for oil and natural gas. he would prohibit the export of oil and liquefied natural gas as well as a pipeline projects at the keystone pipeline. his promises as president to the communities to stop climate change. the new: lauren, back to you. nicole: adam shapiro, thank you very much. transfer the file teams make their way to th

the trade and keystone xl pipeline, those are a recent record.ck to her husband in the '90s. the policies that effect the voters to deal with trade and issues, hillary clinton has changed. she will be forced to keep the positions through the primary through the general election. however the chips fall. that really shows the impact that the sanders' campaign has had on the democratic primary debate and on hillary clinton as she heads to the general. whether or not sanders is able to pull this out. it is a long shot for him. we never say never. especially in this crazy year. the damage has done. hillary clinton has changed as a candidate. >> there was an ad, an anti-trump ad, women quoting things that donald trump said about women that dropped last night. it is getting attention. i wonder if this is going to matter more if hillary clinton is the nominee than right now maybe in the primaries. let's listen to that ad. >> you know, it doesn't matter what they write as long as you have a young and beautiful piece of [ bleep ]. >> that must be a pretty

it was keystone cops.t was a mistake with which led us where we are and as to why they would turn this guy sewn into airplane mode when he's alleging his wife has been kidnapped and that is beyond mere. that was a mistake and in our system of justice when people make mistakes, when their negligent that leads to money. their cases defamation. the cops accused him of making. >> that's what caused her to lose, this doctorate program or whatever she was going into. there could be potential liability. >> some trial lawyer overplayed his hand . jon: it is an arm of the government and it is not always possible to sue the government. they stand a chance of winning here? >> yes. there is certain communities about a government agency gets but here they were proactive. the police were proactive in making these statements and again, you have this action they made that created the damage.there's money damages that you can articulate and there's the city that can pay it. it's one of those cases where i hate to say, you

relations were strained last administration rejected expanding the keystone pipeline that would have carried oil from canada to refineries in minister is looking to improve relations. >> by virtue of geography, the united states and canada are blessed to be neighbors. by choice, we are steadfast allies and the closest of friends. >> reporter: later tonight, president obama and the first lady will host the trudeaus ahead white house for a state dinner. jacqueline fell, channel 9, eyewitness news. >>> in the next four hours, there will be a job fair in uptown. the charlotte knights wants to hire for the food service and hospitality team with concessions, cooks, cashiers, bartenders and suite attendants at the ballpark. >>> take a look at this video of an all-out brawl at a university city restaurant in front of customers. what witnesses say led up to it. and a storm system causing flooding across the south heading right for the carolinas. ologist >>> all new at noon, customers are shocked when an all-out brawl broke out during sunday brunch at a university city restaurant. eyewitness n

all of the moisture is located across the keystone state.this slowly drifts to the south, hagerstown right now looking at light showers. once again, nothing that will cause a lot of problems overnight. most of this will be out of here by the morning rush tomorrow. 60 overnight, mostly cloudy skies, isolated showers. ,he futurecast, about midnight but notice at about 5 a.m., scattered showers break apart as they continue to drift to the south. the skies begin to clear, so calling for sunshine by the afternoon into early evening. then we look for mainly clear skies late tomorrow night, then the clouds increase again moving into the day saturday. it will not be a washout, but cannot rule out showers. baseball games for the high schools, be on the lookout for scattered showers at about 1:00, 3:00 in the afternoon. cooler tomorrow, highs in the middle to upper 60's. more sunshine through the midday and late afternoon. the next seven days, we have showers in the forecast for sunday. not a washout. that will be the first day of daylight saving time

i would say regard to hillary, with tpp, keystone, she made her position very clear. both of those were instances where because she had been part of the process she felt like the president deserves the time to make the decision before she weighed in. obviously once she weighed in that would change the dynamic. i think that is a responsible thing to do, what somebody who is loyal to the president would do. she is a strong sporter of lgbt rights and she has been strong supporter of the hrc, the other hrc and a number of organizations. >> human rights commission. >> yeah. and i think it is important, as she herself said over time you learn new information. you change. and -- >> both hillary clinton and president clinton as far as the defense of marriage act, they now say they regret they supported that at the time. >> i think it is a good thing for our leaders to change when the world is changing, when it's the right thing to do. i think there are instances where that's part of good leadership. >> karen finney, thank you for coming in. >> great to be with you. >> karen f

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. >> he's not the guy who is the bumbling keystone cop who took a piece of evidence and decided to do anything with5 years. >> was key evidence ignored? trent copeland represents the retired lapd motor cop now known as george 1988 his client was given a knife from a construction worker who helped raze o.j. simpson'srought it to his boss right away. they said we're interested in this and we don't care. it stayed in his toole last 15 meanwhile, the owner of the "the l.a.times," quote, i think it's a joke. no one from anything. >> even if you think it's a joke, wouldn't you bring it and say why don't you look at it just in case? >> marcia clark, the prosecutor in simpson'strial spoke us to exclusively and so did carl douglas, port of o.j.'s dream te portrayed in px's americanstory. he said the media's focus thisery is overblown. >> i it was ridiculous. if the show hadn't reawak the curiosity of so many, ild have this level of involvement and attention. >> the actual item is described as a knife. >> when the news did break on friday, we unearthed this. >> there's a --r weapon, a kn >> bac

a few showers right now just south of keystone. into the golf around palm harbor a few showers spotted. very light showers, not much in a way of accumulation. these have not been very heavy storms but they have been continuing to move from the west to the east. cloudy skies and 70 degrees right now. in st. petersburg cloudy skies there. we will continue to see moisture laden clouds and rain push across. most everyone in the 60s and 70s across the state with a warm 75 degrees in orlando. we've seen this low-pressure area has been up a few storms earlier. the surveyors their severe warning within the past hour and as we go into the overnight hours we will see the clouds and scattered showers by rush- hour. here's the future cast. i 7 am, -- by 7 am, widely scattered showers. clear out. 84 degrees for the highs tomorrow. upper 70s and pinellas county. -- in pinellas county. cooler along the coast with winds coming in. speaking of wins, it's 70 degrees off of clearwater beach. 122 foot seas on the bay. high tide at 8:11 am. showers cou

. >> yeah, born in western pennsylvania launching his keystone campaign. pennsylvania voters won't go to the polls for another six weeks but there are 71 delegates john kasich would like to win. he's involved in a legal fight though. he's looking to block an effort to take him off the ballot. now, signature were thrown out they were short but argue the challenge should never have been allowed because it was filed 13 minutes too late. john kasich didn't talk about that today. he talked about how he will win the delegates over at the cleveland convention. >> they're going to wonder about who can win a general election, who can win ohio and i can tell you those folks can. >> they don't have the right to tone. >> john kasich is off to utah for three events on friday. they vote on tuesday along with arizona and then things really slow down with only two states over the following four weeks. >>> we're learning that the republican debate that was scheduled for next week has now been cancelled. this comes after trump said he would be pulling out of it. now, it's a

. >> the former prime minister who pushed the white house to approve the keystone pipeline. mr obama rejected that. he has a canadian partner working to what justin trudeau called a clean growth economy. >> i'm confident working together we'll get there. in praising u.s. ally. it sounds as if mr obama was talking about it himself. >> we see ourselves in each other, guided by the same values. >> there's an agreement on the table. it involves streamlining the process, opening up the boarder between canada and the united states. allowing the free flow of trade. goods and services flowed between the united states of canada >>> mike viqueira at the white house. as president obama begins to interview supreme court nominees senate republicans are standing by a promise to not consider any candidate. as libby casey reports, top-ranking republicans fought it up. antonio, it's impossible to strait out the politics. republicans repeated their stance. they won't vote against it, they won't let a nominee come up for a hearing. entrenched positions. republicans say no supreme court nominee

and boating were out in the branch of the white creek in avondale and they stocked the lake with keystone select trophy trout. this is only one of eight lakes in the state to get trout of this size. >>> a two day brush with summer is over for the time being. >> for the time being, even though we step down in the temperature department it's still well above average for the next week or two weeks going out. as we look at double scan live radar the changes are in the form of a cold front moving in from the north and you see a little bit of green there on the radar near harrisburg and pottsville. some light showers pass through during the overnight hours but most of them hold off until the midnight hour. more records fell today pretty much across the area. 81 in trenton and 81 in allentown and near 80 for lancaster and reading and the sea breeze went into effect so beach haven and cape may only 58 to 60 degrees. but cooler winds are moving in for tomorrow and a northerly wind tomorrow afternoon. this is how it feels when you step out. 58 in allentown and 59 in reading and 69 in philadelphia a

as a reporter who covered keystone xl for five years i heard climate test and what does that mean.berta and oil and other energy projects. from your perspective do you think a climate test should be applied and what would that look like? >> we can't continue to increase our emission limit. we have a commitment to reduce methane emissions by 2025 by 45%. an economy wide price on carbon comes in at $20 a ton in 2017 and increases to january 2018 to $30. we've also institute ad cap on emissions so as i said we do believe if we continue to drive the economy. the other thing we've done is phase out electricity. 40% of our electricity comes from coal. we'll phase out coal by 2030. 30% of alberta's electricity will come from renewables. with the election of the new government in alberta and ottawa there's a real change coming out of canada. >> when it comes to this climate test, a model for future emissions, two degree world as we said post-paris is that something could see ultimately being integrated maybe on a provincial level or national level. >> the federal government changes its reg