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[ ] >> Hear yourself. >> Give me this promise. >> Blake: furiosa, the mad max movie, and the garfield movie failed to attract audiences over the memorial day long weekend, and resulting in one of the lowest box office earnings in the last few decades, and furiosa is featuring anna taylor joy and chris hems worth and secured the top spot with $25 million, and the garfield movie animated family friendly movie starring chris pratt as the lasagna loving movie, and both are tied for the number 1 spot, and estimated to earn an estimated 31 million through monday. >> Dallas: john travolta made the iconic lighted disco dance floor popular in the saturday night fever. Now own one of the pieces of history. One of the 13 audiences going up for auction at the danger disaster and disco event, and other items up for bid, jeff bridges' suit from the big luboski. And wonder woman's costume is up for sale. Bee gees heading to break. >> Blake: I like it. >> On your monday. [ ] Weather Window is brought to you in part by Birchwood Furniture Galleries. Learn more at BirchwoodFurniture.ca - Get ready for an adrenaline packed weekend at the National, presented by Rolex. Top show jumping and family fun starting atjust $10. Visitsprucemeadows.com. Spruce Meadows, where summer comes alive. Denca cabinets is Western Canada's largest true full custom cabinet manufacturer from concept to completion. Our cabinetry design professionals inspire your creativity, giving you the ultimate design flexibility for how you want to live, work and entertain in your home. Denca Cabinets has been setting the standard for high quality materials and finishes since 1977. Respecting your investment so you can trust at the Denca experience. Start your journey today. Showrooms in Calgary and Kelowna I wrote this one. Should be easy. Heart. You're giving... You're giving Heart or... Oh, you're going blind... Your insides are out? No, that's the same guy. Shouting What are you doing? No zombies? Organ donor! I'm an organ and tissue donor. Oh, that's nice, honey. That was really not a good charade. Yeah. It wasn't. It was just kind of a weird way Tell us. But. Yeah. Yeah. Opticom Optical Cameras Photography. Tamar. Tamar. I don't know. I got it, I got it, I don't have it. Optimized. -co-offensive Tamanoumi. “What is it anyway?” Optical Coherence Tomography or oct. An advanced eye health scan that can help spot sight conditions early. At Specsavers we think it's so important we include it with every eye exam. Opical Turmgraphy. Not everyone can say it, but everyone can have it. And if you're an eligible senior you get eye exams at no cost to you. Plus 30% off lens upgrades for all seniors. (Song in Italian) ("il geghegè" by Rita Pavone) ( ) Bright and zesty. The Chimichurri Steak & Cheese and Chimichurri Veggie part of the new Globally Inspired Subway Series. >> Announcer: you're watching global news "morning." >> Blake: good morning. 6:30 on your monday. Topping the news right now, a new survey from the city of calgary shows calgarians are growing more concerned about their quality of life. >> Spring 2024 survey also shows many calgarians question the value they received for their tax dollars. Meghan cobb joins us this morning with a look at what else was found in the survey. Good morning. >> Reporter: good morning, dallas. The survey is done twice a year in the spring and the fall to gauge how calgarians are feeling about key issues in our city. In the city's spring 2024 survey, 71% of those asked rated their quality of life as good

which is 7 percentage points lower than it was a year ago. When asked if calgary is a great place to make a life, 69% agreed. Down 3 points from the spring of 2023. When asked if the city is a great place to make a living, 73%, that's down a full percentage points leLESS -- 63% agreed. That's down a full a full ten percentage points. The top three issues for calgarians are infrastructure, traffic, and roads at 29%. Followed by homelessness, poverty, and affordable housing 1 in 4 calgarians. With crime, safety, and policing coming in at third at 22%. City council is set to discuss the findings tomorrow. Calgary's composting facility in the southeast is being expanded. >> Dallas: thanks, meghan. Calgary's composting facility in the southeast is being expanded. The official ground breaking is happening this morning at the shepard waste management facility. >> Blake: approved by council in february 2022. At the time, the budget was $50 million. But last november, global news reported the costs had ballooned by 38.3 million. The city attributed the cost overruns to increases in commodity prices, a labor shortage, resource competition, and inflationary pressures. Those cost overruns were addressed during budget adjustments, and the city says it will not impact taxes or utility rates. >> Dallas: the expansion will provide an additional 60,000 tonnes per year of processing capacity. The current composting facility opened in 2017 and processing more than 100,000 tons of food and yard waste every year. The expansion is needed to accommodate calgary's growth. >>> 13,600 people walked, wheeled and and ran in the 60th edition of the calgary marathoners on sunday and they completed their race ranging in distance from as short as 1.2 kilometres all the way up to the ultra, 60 kilometres. This year, marathon organizers invited an indigenous group to set up a tent at the finish line with members from alberta first nations coming together to take part in the events. >> As carolyn kury de castillo reports, it was part of celebrating a love more for running and taking back the trails their ancestors travelled. >> Reporter: at 69 years old, teresa campiou is new to competing in half marathons, but growing up on the drift pile cree nation, running was a part of life. >> We were quite aways from all kinds of activities, so we have to run. >> She crossed the finish line on sunday as usual wearing moccasins, part of the indigenous runners team at the calgary marathon. >> While I'm running, I will call on my ancestors, I will communicate with my relatives that have passed on, and it's a way of bringing them closer to me without any interruption. Anita cardinal started a running group in edmonton after noticing a lack of diversity in the running community. >> Our ancestors have ran on this land since time immemorial. >> Reporter: the edmonton lawyer and ultra marathoner says she inherited her love of running from her father who used to run to the next town to visit her mother. >> He'd be there in a flash. And so when I was a kid, one of the greatest things I remember about my childhood how much my dad was running with us. >> Reporter: anita says running holds a powerful cultural significance for her. >> It's a place of peace and gratitude. Running is healing. Running is prayer. Running is ceremony. >> When I run on the trails, I take time to stop and touch the trees and touch the leaves, and look at the flowers when I'm running. It's a time to pause and reflect on myself. >> Reporter: as she is running, she connects with her son, daughter, and granddaughter who have passed away. She says the grief of the losses are compounded with intergenerational trauma, but runners here say there is intergenerational healing with kids, teens and elders running together. A way to reclaim those things that were last. Carolyn kury de castillo, global news. >> Blake: tiffany, you were at the marathon yesterday. Celebrating 60 years. >> Tiffany: yeah. >> Blake: it was a sellout. A lot of folks participating. Had to contend with some -- >> Yes. >> Variable weather, let's call it. >> Tiffany: soggy spectators, and some soggy runners. Just to be clear, I wasn't running in it. Just cheering everybody on. And that was fantastic, and the M.S. walk happening yesterday, and a lot of people out and about and walking and running and contending with the showers. Like, we were just talking about. It started off nice, a mix of sun and cloud. And then the rain rolled through and then about 10 o'clock, it

started to clear out. When you get cold, it's there. It chills you right to the bone. Look at this morning, and not dealing with that and thank you to brandi and crew in global 1 teeing up this shot and 4 degrees and up in red deer and daytime highs across the province and in the rockies, teen temperatures, 20 and 24°, and it is a warm day, and stretches up to northern alberta, as well, and northern alberta is where we could see some activity throughout the day today, and otherwise fairly calm for central and southern alberta and thunderstorms in the north and lightning sparking up, and watching that situation, and 24° in red deer, and 28 tomorrow in medicine hat and 26 in lethbridge, and 17 in banff, and here in calgary, looking at a high of 23°, and mostly cloudy skies, and winds, and scattered showers, and high of 17, and a little rain, and pushing us into the the teens, and 17 on friday, and june, saturday, and 20°, and 21 on sunday and nol a not bad for the moisture. >> Leslie: green out there, and get the flowers, and veggies and plants in this weekend and slowing on memorial and single lane of traffic and this is a collision on scene and a couple of weeks are left and it is blocking the one lane and single lane is getting through and here is cho crowchild in the northwest, and on to the bridge over the bow ridge, and took a while to get here and this is moderate around the city, and southwest part of the city, brandi, how is the glare factor for you? >> It is there for sure which is a change from last week, and dealing with the changing weather, and take you through, and crowchild trail southbound moving to the top part of the screen, and taking the flyover eastbound glenmore, and so far moving well so far volume-wise, and the sun is bright, and making your way over the reservoir, and make sure you have some eye protection on. Get your diy on during the get-ready for summer sale at home hardware with deals on paint and power tools only to june 5th. Up in global 1, I'm brandi warren. >> Dallas: thank you, brandi. The university of calgary plans to restart its oil and gas engineering program in the fall of 2025. >> The university stopped admitting students to the petroleum bachelor's program in 2021 after a multi-year period of oil prices, corporate consolidation, and widespread layoffs in the energy sector, and since then, prices have rebounded and the oil and gas companies have been generating strong profits over the past few years. And u. Calgary says it's seeing demand from young people interested in a clear in the industry. >> Dallas: it is time now for money matters. Joining us from the baun and pate investment group this morning darren cooper. Good morning to you. Happy monday. All the things. What are you seeing on the futures today? It is memorial day long weekend. >> It is, and this is a glimpse into what we might see tomorrow. The nasdaq is up 5. Very quiet this morning. The canadian dollar up a hair. 6/100ths of a cent. Oil is stronger. Up 60 cents a barrel at 78.32, and natural gas up a penny at 2.53. And gold is stronger, up $16 an ounce. >> Dallas: news in the world of elon musk. >> Yes, it's only so long before we have news in elon musk's world. His x A.I. saw $6 billion funding round through the series b financing, and backed by anne driessen another horwicz, and the tech space, and prefinancing $18 million, and with this injection, it's a $24 billion prepublic valuation on the company. They're going to use the money to have x A.I. take the first products to market, and building

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