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small chance of scattered showers. Sunday, we could only see some rain through the early, early morning hours, and then 17 and partly cloudy throughout the afternoon, and gets better as we finfinish off the month of may and temperatures in the 20's, leslie. >> That will be nice to get some heat, and right now, we'll get grey day, and a grey morning continuing, and a couple of collisions, skyview ranch, 128, and beddington, and busy roads as we try to wind down on a wednesday, and northbound deerfoot, and the headlights 17th, and peigan there, and southbound approaching peigan, and still busy southeast through the centre of the city, and northeast on deerfoot, and then a look at macleod, and we missed the crew going through, travelling northbound, and just past 25th, and stampede grounds over on the right. Wet roads this morning in this area, and we have some volume still streaming into the downtown core. If you're just heading out the door, pretty good timing, and busy routes right now. >> Blake: thank you, leslie. Checking now with jeff and carolyn from the morning show. Good morning to you both. What is coming up on the program today? >> Well, coming up today, it's actually coming up tonight on global, the seasonal finale for survivor 46. Huge night on the network. We asked some previous survivor champions, huge champs, boston rob and parvatie to go over the season and some of the highlights, and who they predict will win. >> That coming up, delving further in the deadly turbulence on singapore airline flight with our travel expert claire newell to get the very latest on that and she is going to talk about canada's wildfire season. As you well know in calgary, well underway again, and what it means for summer tourism, and blake, we will have claire about the story of a woman who refused her duties in the emergency seat. In the emergency exit row and you're asked to take on some additional responsibilities. She refused that. Refused to leave her seat. And the entire plane got deplaned. Everyone was asked to leave. >> Blake: whoa. >> Right. >> Blake: okay. Every time I'm in the emergency aisle, I feel special. Like, I want to be that guy with that added responsibility. Shame on that woman. >> And the leg room. >> And I mean, that's really the key thing. Yeah. >> I'm glad you feel that way because that is the job when you are -- >> Totally. >> Seated there. We'll talk to her about that. Plus dr. Cliff is stopping by to go over -- I think we're talking arthritis in pets and zombie raccoons. >> Blake: oh. Okay. That's a thing? >> Which could be the pitch for the latest horror movie, I don't know. >> Move over cujo. >> Blake: all right, well, an eclectic mix of stories on this morning's tms. It all gets started next at 9 o'clock. Thank you both. >> Yes. It's a varied menu this morning. Thank you, blake. >> Blake: absolutely. All right. Well, still 20 minutes with us here on global news "morning" calgary. We are talking about this coming up after the break, concern around in-home doctor care. Speaking with one senior's home dealing with the The granite guys offerpremium custom countertops with a large selection of quartzgranite and more! With hundreds of five star online reviews, We build our futureon your satisfaction. Get the GraniteGuys experience today. [Diving board rattles] [Ripping sound] [Water splashing] [Ding] At ok Tire, we can't solve all the problems in your life but, when it comes to your vehicle, it's going to be ok. At every ok Tire store, you'll find a local owner who lives in your community and might just be your neighbor. Because we live in your community, we're partners in your community. Ok Tire. Service, repair and tires. It's going to be ok. Canada has one of the best backyards in the world. Don't let allergies prevent you from breathing it all in. (Sneeze, birds squawking) Get relief fast. Reactine acts fast to relieve allergy symptoms and lasts 24 hours. Attention abba fans! Moon Coin Productions presents abba Cadabra and their spectacular tribute to abba. Coming this June to the Winspear Centre in Edmonton, the Red Deer Memorial Centre, the Jack Singer Concert Hall in Calgary, and the Yates Theatre in Lethbridge. Don't miss this all ages stage extravaganza that's been receiving rave reviews from coast to coast. Get your tickets today at I love ABBA.com, that's I love ABBA.com What's behind the Blue Cow Logo? High Canadian Standards. Which means we meet strict requirements. ...Working with a team of experts and working towards a

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