because they just built the biggest facility of its kind in alberta to extract oil now the company the sun oil which pugh was the chairman of they're based out of philadelphia there was one of the the biggest companies around at that time especially they got into this game knowing that there was a big risk in alongside them one hundred thousand albertans invested also at fifteen hundred dollars a pop in bonds so people were going all in thinking that this is the future of alberta and to a point they were right but it took a long time to get there there were many difficulties including just the whole fact of the facilities not being able to work where they were here's a map did said just to show you i mean this is far north comparatively speaking when you have you know edmonton and calgary further south this was sort of a no man's land and you know you have the challenges of first of all getting the bitchin out of the say end so they have it was a whole process of trying to extract this and to make this tar into actually or oil that you can use it automobiles except off so that was what part of

for tomorrow, sun, cloud, a stray shower is possible, 83. tomorrow night for tell oilass it looks good. it will be dry. seventy-seven at kick off. temperatures will drop once the sun goes down and then your seven day forecast keeps it warm, steamy through the weekend, pop up shower or storm, next week it is still warm and we will have to watch for possibly some impacts from jose, that would be tuesday into wednesday, we will have more on that, again, coming up >> counting on you, thanks, kate. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" if you love blue or turquoise get ready, crayola has a new shade of blue just for you. >>> he just wanted to serve his country find out what the president has to say about the young man who wants to cut the white house lawn, leslie. >>> well, eagles facing a tough test this weekend, against andy reid and the chiefs, don bell stopped by wip to talk to ike and chris about what we can expect on you each drive a ford pickup right? (all) yes. i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. awesome. let's do this. the bed is made of high-strength st

. >> reporter: today, the sun came out, but water made many routes through town impanel. the motiva oil shut down. to the north in beaumont, residents have no drinking water. floodwaters overwhelmed estate's water system. without it, beaumont's baptist hospital had to evacuate all its patients. shelters are packed, and the red cross' chester jourdan says they need more food. >> the biggest issue is cooked food, food somebody can bring in or that we have here or we can cook. >> reporter: kaevon roach just reunited here with his wife and three children. he was saved by a helicopter. they were rescued in a boat. what was that like? i mean, you've got little kids. >> it was scary. i mean, i had to get more food because we were running out. >> reporter: what you're seeing here is the effect of 26 inches of rain in just 24 hours. and, demarco, rescue operations are continuing tonight. >> morgan: anna werner reporting. anna, thank you. adding to the fear and danger here, explosions at a chemical plant sent a cloud of smoke into the air and more than a dozen sheriff's deputies to the hospital.

. >> reporter: today, the sun came out, but water made many routes through town impassable. the motiva oilnt, residents have no drinking water. floodwaters overwhelmed the city's water system. without it, beaumont's baptist hospital had to evacuate all its patients. shelters are packed, and the red cross' chester jourdan says they need more food. >> the biggest issue is cooked food, food somebody can bring in or that we have here or we can cook. >> reporter: kaevon roach just reunited here with his wife and three children. he was saved by a helicopter. they were rescued in a boat. what was that like? i mean, you've got little kids. >> it was scary. i mean, i had to get more food because we were running out. >> reporter: what you're seeing here is the effect of 26 inches of rain in just 24 hours. and, demarco, rescue operations are continuing tonight. >> morgan: anna werner reporting. anna, thank you. adding to the fear and danger here, explosions at a chemical plant sent a cloud of smoke into the air and more than a dozen sheriff's deputies to the david begnaud is covering that. >> reporte

sun and then afterwards the earth cut out. dead you know that's how they work you can imagine it's science it's ok it's we're all going to die today you can make a buck from big oil so you can have three houses and did six cars and seven kids by five wives you. want to be clear god unplugged the world medial twit he is but this is not his fault we have known about this impending destruction for decades the fossil fuel companies knew and yet we subsidized them to the tune of trillions of dollars shell oil even made a video twenty five years ago that they then suppressed. energy consuming way of life may be causing climatic changes it has consequences for us all. now i'm not saying that would have be drastic park at the box office but the point is they knew that baby was real and boston fuel has spent billions funding climate denial bolshie now our entire government is made of big oil donald trump made the head of exxon mobil his secretary of state hillary clinton flew around the world promoting fracking as secretary of state obama. lave more oil pipeline that ariel from george w. bush invaded other countries just for oil the entire corporate state is it or you a g

much meredith sumter, professor sun-yoong lee and anthony ruggiero, formerly of the treasury department. >>> it is friday so the weekly recount numbers are up let's focus on oil they are down seven to 749 versus one week ago. that is the biggest drop since january. however, keep in mind this number certainly could be skewed by the continued impact of hurricane harvey you can't drill an oil rig if the workers can't get to the job site or it's washed out. down seven let's see what happens next week >>> all right. still ahead, a rare and exclusive look at the inner workings of airport security at l.a.x. what is being done to fight threats and keep you safe. we are the only news outlet to gain access, and you do not want to miss this >>> but first, u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley and white house national security adviser h.r. mcmaster expected to speak at today's white house press briefing twn e terror attack in london and north korea's latest provocation, there's a lot to discuss. you'll hear it here. "power lunch" back in two. hey, how's it going? um... who are you? i'm val. the orange money retirement squirrel from voya. i represent the money you save

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sun and then afterwards the earth cut out. dead you know that's how they work you can imagine it's science it's ok it's we're all going to die today you can make a buck from big oil so you can have three houses and did six cars and seven kids by five wives you. want to be clear god unplug the old me the old twit he is but this is not his fault we have known about this impending destruction for decades the fossil fuel companies knew and yet we subsidized them to the tune of trillions of dollars shell oil even made a video twenty five years ago that they then suppressed. energy consuming way of life may be causing climatic changes it has consequences for us. now i'm not saying that would have be dressing park at the box office but the point is they knew that b.b. was real and boston fuel has spent billions funding climate denial bold now our entire government is made of big oil donald trump made the head of exxon mobil he's chakra terry of state hillary clinton flew around the world promoting fracking as secretary of state obama laid more oil pipeline than any of them george w. bush invaded other countries just for oil the entire corporate state is it or you aghast

oil? there's a sent there and people would like to prove it but they haven't managed to yet but possibly, worth a try. ajoint meeting you and dillis. this morning the sunind will strengthen in northern ireland and scotla nd strengthen in northern ireland and scotland but a southerly wind so warm. this afternoon in scotland you got bright spells, sunny skies, windy in the west and highs in glasgow and edinburgh of around 18. lot of sunshine in the afternoon in northern ireland but the risk of showers in north—east england and other eastern counties. through yorkshire, lincolnshire, east anglia, you could catch a shower but most won‘t. through london we‘re looking at highs of 20 or 21. from the midlands heading to the isle of wight and all points west into south—west england, again, sunny spells through the afternoon. unlucky if you get a shower. for wales and northern ireland, a fair bit of sunshine but don‘t forget, the wind strengthening in northern ireland, coming from the south but still feeling pleasant. through the evening and overnight, many will see the mist and fog reforming, low cloud developing in eastern and south—eastern england. by the end

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