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now I think it's muchbetter use of the space, and it just really functionswell for the guest. I see our children sitting here in the heat of the day and taking a little... Lincoln: Hi! Sarah: I'm showing daddy this room! Bryan: What do you think? Lincoln: Wow! Bryan: You guys likethe Someday Suite? Lincoln: Yeah. Bryan: Maybe one day we'll just move in here. Lincoln: Yeah. Sarah: This is this for ourguests, not for the Baeumlers. Bryan: This is a hugechange in these villas. That's been a reallygood few weeks on site, we've accomplished a ton. So, it's importantsometimes to back up and enjoy and celebrate those high moments. Sarah: There's more work to be done. Let's go! Bryan: Come on, we're not done yet. Bryan: Next timeon Island of Bryan. Bryan: The clubhouseis coming along, faster in some areasthan others but we have to get moving on it. There's so many stuff like this when we get to it and you're like "Hmm, let me think about it". Sarah: Well that'swhy it's just--Bryan: Which is why we have stuff half finished everywhere. Bryan and I are butting heads a little bit. Obviously we're both stressed. Bryan: (bleep) (groans) The list gets longer. Bryan: Occasionally Sarah and I have a different vision. Sarah: Better? Bryan: If that's what you like. Sarah: It's not what I like. Bryan: And we butt heads a little bit. Bryan: What do you think? Sarah: You love me or hate me with this? Bryan: It depends what you say in the next ten seconds. As dysfunctional as it may be, but what it means is we're both so invested in this project, Bryan: (gasps)It looks amazing. Bryan: And the end result after all the chaos is something incredible. Sarah: We've made a lot of upgrades to this villa. Bryan: I'm aware. But it's... It's exhausting sometimes. Sarah: On a lighter note. Bryan: What do you mean on a lighter note? That entire thing could fall through the ceiling and crush you to death right now. Adam: Hi. (Bryan sniffs) Ugh,where's that been? Stop feeding her the popcorn! Jojo: She likes it.Charlotte: She's gonna get sick! Jojo: She likes-- Charlotte: Just like youwhen you ate too much bacon. Adam: Isn't yourbirthday coming up? Bryan: Shut up.Adam: What's that gonna be, 45? Bryan: Yeah. Adam: That'll be fun.Bryan: Still notas old as Holmes. Sarah: No more,no more chocolate. Bryan: You want one?Noooo, no! (laughing)Those are for me. CONTESTANT: This is the time. Go for it. ANNOUNCER:Survivor,three hour seasonfinale tonight on Global. The Simon and Garfunkel Story returns to the stage after a sold out worldwide tour and their latest blockbuster tour of North America, where they received standing ovations everywhere. The nostalgic multimedia experience and a full live band perform all the hits, including Mrs. Robinson, Cecilia, Homeward Bound and many more. Don't miss the Simon and Garfunkel Story. Calgary - Friday, May 24th Gray Eagle Events Centre Tickets at ticketmaster.ca This right here is confidence in a bottle. It makes me feel so much more confident than I've ever felt. They are some of the hottest videos on social media, those videos claiming to instantly get rid of bags under your eyes. Annette Figueroa is here to tell us why she says this one is for real. This one is for real, and I'm so excited. We even have a video, and all he uses is a small amount on a clean, dry face. And what it does is it tightens and lifts the appearance of bags underneath your eyes. And I did this to my father, we were at home, so we applied it to his under eye bags, and let me tell you, we were so excited. In under 10 minutes, they visibly disappeared from view. And now it is literally part of both of our daily routines. And not only does it work on the bags, it works on the appearance of crow's feet, fine lines, and wrinkles. At our $14.95 cents price,

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normal fear near. As we make our way into the weekend we are expecting a little more moisture and then next week temperatures warming up beautifully as we finish off the month of may. So all of this moisture going to green things up quite a bit across our city and it's cleaning things up as well. >> Leslie: street cleaners were in the hood. It is nice once they have gone by. If they're in your hood it's 8 to 4. Just because they made one pass doesn't mean you're good. To put that vehicle back on the road. They may do a second pass. Keep that vehicle off the road until 4. Fifth avenue in the downtown core at second street continuing to see two lanes getting through. Fifth avenue drivers trying to get out of the downtown core causing backups. Road looks like just a little wet. Not bad for visibility here in the downtown core, backups as crews continue to work along feat avenue and second street in the southwest. >> Joel: a live look at city hag where labour unrest is bringing. Thousands of city of calgary workers have voted in favour of strike action. It comes after negotiations between the union representing inside workers and the city resulted in three rejected offers. Inside workers include positionings like bylaw staff, water treatment plant workers, administrative staff, among others. They also include 900 calgary police service civilian workers. The union tells us 4200 out of 5600 members voted last week. The vote was 89% in favour of strike action. The union president says his members are concerned about ages wages not keeping up inflation and the lack of flexibility to work from home. The union says it is still meeting with the city through a negotiator with hopes of coming to a resolution. >> Bindu: for the first time since calgary approved its housing strategy, the community development committee is getting its first progress update. City council passed its home is here strategy last september. It includes 98 actions to address the housing crisis in our city. A report will be presented today showing five of those 98 actions have been completed including the recent approval of citywide rezoning. It says about 80% of the remaining actions will be started by the end of the year. The city says at least one in five households in calgary cannot afford their housing, adding since the strategy was approved last fall the population has increased by 35,000 people.

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