CICT - Wednesday, May 22, 2024 - 02:00 p.m. (ET) - Segment #3

In pursuit. (Sirens blaring) Thursday... We're ready. Let's go, let's go! (Sirens blaring) We're gonna get both of you out of here. Dispatch all available rescue units. That's it! Go back, go back! Need a lift? 9-1-1,all new Thursday at8 Eastern on Global. Closed captioning of this program is brought to you in part by All Weather Windows. Not all renovations keep the cold out, new windows will. Visit awwreno.com music* Thousands stranded on 9/11,a small town in Newfoundland that opened their homes. The Broadway musical Come From Away, September 17th to 22nd. Tickets on sale now at Ticketmaster.ca. ( ) ( ) Stop dreaming. Start shopping. Red Tag Days are on at Toyota, with great offers on select models. Find yours at ShopToyota.ca Open highways, adventure,the excitement of the outdoors.It's time to replace or cabin cushionsand mattresses. Dormir Mattresses will make themright here in Calgary. Making memoriesin the great outdoors. This program is brought to you by Distress Centre Calgary Phone or text 9-8-8 for crisis support - anywhere, anytime. >> Joel: the family of an orphaned orca calf has been spot off the northeast coast of vancouver island but the animal was not with members of its pod. >> Bindu: the orca known as brave little hunter was trapped in a remote lagoon for weeks after her pregnant mother became stranded and died. She managed to escape last month. She was seen earlier this month in the same area. The orca's extended family has now been spotted about a hundred kilometres away but brave little hunter was not with them. A marine expert says the orca's likely on the move looking for her family. They're so close. >> Joel: the story we've been following the last couple of weeks. >> Bindu: how amazing will it be when the orca finds -- >> Joel: when they all reunite. >> Tiffany: I'll cry for sure. Will be such a beautiful moment and we continue to cheer on brave little hunter. Here's a look outside. We have ominous-looking clouds over calgary, 8° right now. A break from the rain. Expecting scattered showers and possibly a thunderstorm throughout this afternoon. If we see a thunderstorm it is expected to be weak. Temperatures between 6 and 9° across calgary right now. You can see currently where the cooler temperatures are to the west. It's also where we're seeing snow. Temperatures otherwise 9° in edmonton, 13 drumheller-brooks, 11 in lethbridge. Daytime highs today not much warmer than what we're seeing now, temperatures between 8 and 14°. Warmest temperatures will be up north, especially along that northern border. 19 in high level. It's good to see they've had some moisture. That fire danger risk has gone down. It is still quite dry in northern alberta. They need more rain. We are seeing it in central and southern alberta. You can see scattered showers south of fort mac and grande prairie area. They need more than that. To the west of us there is some snow falling. I take a look at the banff camera. In the town site more of a rain-snow mix. Higher elevations snow. Highway 40 through nordegg they could see a good amount of snow. Scattered showers today, possible thunderstorms for central and southern alberta. Tomorrow of the same. 12° in red deer tomorrow, 14 in medicine hat, 13 in lethbridge, 11 in banff. Here in calgary daytime high of 12°, chance of thunderstorms. Friday small chance of thunderstorms, 16°, friday not a bad day, scattered showers and thunderstorms on saturday, high 14. If we see any rain sunday it will be in the early morning hours, otherwise partly cloudy, 17. Monday and tuesday we jump up into the 20s. I'll give a quick look at this ten-day temperature trend. We'll kick off next week into the 20s and stay in the high teens as we finish the work week and the month of may. An upward trend through the weekend and into next week. >> Joel: what about thunderstorm risk for 6:30 p.m. Tonight? >> Tiffany: it's there. >> Joel: okay. It's a no. I'll plan my practice. We were outside now the rest of

the way. No going back inside. When there's lightning strikes in the area we have to stop for I think it's half an hour. You have to wait and half an hour between strikes. >> Leslie: there's a whole protocol. >> Bindu: there's a lot of running for cover for me. >> Leslie: running for cover is the running we do. >> Bindu: the kids want to play outside because it feels nice. Just until the rain starts. Then run for cover. >> Leslie: run for cover. That's sort of training. >> Bindu: not rain or shine for us. >> Leslie: in a different way. That is the training joel gives us tips on. Run faster, bindu. Leslie, you're very fast. Run slower. Let's talk some entertainment. Is graceland for sale? The company that manages elvis presley's former estate reportedly owes nearly $4 million from a loan back in 2018. Presley's granddaughter is fighting the potential sale. Presley bought the property in 1957 for a little more than $100,000 and he lived there for two decades. >>> "survivor" season 46 finale goes tonight. Five people are in the running to become the sole survivor. You can catch the two-hour finale followed by the one-hour after show here on global starting at 9 p.m. "global news at 11" tonight will be moved back to midnight as a result of the "survivor" fun. [ ] he's having a year. Career-defining year for arrest test post malone. And another milestone could be just around the corner. His third megacrab of the year "i had some help" with morgan wallin debuted on top of the hot 100 list this week. This comes after nabbing a guest spot on beyonce's newest album "cowboy carter" and appearance on "fortnite" and a lead singer from gift's "tortured poet's department". His newest album is expected to usher in his country era and will be released this year. >> Bindu: he has some good besties. Beyonce and taylor swift. The company you keep. >> Leslie: phone and say come and have some pringles. >> Bindu: exactly what I think happens. >> Lynn: everybody likes pringles. >> Joel: benefit for both. How a new program is seeing students and seniors live under one roof to support each other. >> Announcer: visit calgary black film.com proudly supported by global news. Nostalgic Music 45 years of watching Saturday Morning Cartoons morning cartoons while munching on your favorite cereal. It's an honor building memories with you, Calgary. Vanessa:Hi, I'm Vanessa! Tori:Vanessa likes gymnastics. She loves soccer, she loves to ride her bike. She loves to stay at the park as long as she can. She shows me every day that she can do anything she puts her mind to. The War Amps is able to provide Vanessa with the devices and support that she needs because of the generosity of the public. Nothing will stop her. Any help that she ever needs is right there because of your generosity. Vanessa:Thank you! [Giggle] If your feet are sore, you may need wider shoes. The regular width you find at most stores may not be wide enough for your feet. At Canadian Footwear, our staff measure for length and width to help you find the perfect fit, and we carry a huge inventory of sizes, widths and styles for every season. Shop online or visit our stores in Calgary and Winnipeg. From sandals to winter boots and everything in between. At Canadian Footwear, we fit you. Whether you're moving from across town or from across the country, into your starter home or dream home, it's a big deal that requires a lot of decision making. ( ) But when it comes to deciding on your electricity and natural gas, you can make things easy on yourself with Easymax. Sign up today at easymax.ca or call 310-6010. ( ) It's Leon's Storewide Super Sale! Save up to 50% on furniture. Save up to 50% on mattresses. Plus, get an l2 washer and dryer set for only $998 including a 2 year warranty!

On now for a limited time! >> Joel: a big online auction is live in our city with the goal of benefiting kids across calgary. >> We have everything from trading cards from movies, from marvel comics, things like that. >> Joel: last week we told you about this massive collection of sports memorabilia which is now part of hope mission's online auction. Money raised will go towards funding kids programs and meals at hope mission's location in southeast calgary. >> Our budget is entirely dependent upon donations. We have no other funding. It's 100% donation driven and so this is the sort of thing that makes it possible to do what we do. Without the donations coming in, we can't do a thing. >> Joel: pretty cool stuff up for auch. The goal is to raise $10,000 through their efforts so if you're interested in bidding head to m.elevate auchs.com /hope mission. The auction will run until june 5th. >> Bindu: a new survey says most canadians support the movement to boycott loblaws grocery stores but many aren't taking part. The leger survey found 70% of canadians said that they were aware of the boycott, 58% support it, but just 18% said they or someone in their household are taking part. For those boycotting loblaws 40% are going to big box office stores like walmart. 31% to another national chain like save-on foods. 23% are shopping at independent local stores. >>> Take a look at the markets for you now. The tsx is down 83 points, the dow down as well 276 points down, milwaukee trading lower into triple digits as well, 110 there. The canadian dollar is down, so is gold, by $35 an ounce, crude oil sitting at 77.44 a barrel. >> Joel: as young canadians grapple with skyrocketing housing costs the creative solution in our city could make a difference. This fall a pair of post-secondary students will live with older adults in an assisted living complex. Doug vaessen takes a look at the new pilot project. >> Reporter: this will soon be home for shannon penner but it's no college dorm. >> Trying something new and I hope you like it. Whatever we're doing. That's good. Living right here. >> Maybe we'll be neighbours. >> Maybe. >> Reporter: come this fall, penner will live here as she finishes off her psychology degree. >> Yeah, I'm really excited. This is a nice place. I love t I think it's going to be like a vacation, like a permanent vacation for eight months, being in like a hotel suite. >> People are all very friendly. We're like a big family, really. >> Reporter: mary is also planning on moving in. The unconventional idea will come with big savings. >> It's amazing for a student like myself and especially housing crisis now is increasing. The rent is so expensive. >> It will be around a thousand to $1500 a month I'll be saving. >> Reporter: it's hoped the concept will help students solve a critical lack of housing. >> They're looking for affordable housing options rents are soaring, on the other hand seniors are experiencing social isolation, some loneliness, especially since covid. >> Reporter: the two students will each get their separate room and a dining card for $500 a month. In return each will volunteer for 30 hours a month. >> What's currently popular is virtual reality, gaming, bollywood, latin dance, fitness, fashion shows, cooking, baking classes. So it's bringing the different generations together over common interest. Fun. >> In other countries they've been doing this for many years. The netherlands, france, even the U.S. has been doing this since 2010. >> Reporter: a 25,000-dollar grant from the federal government is helping this happen. It's hoped the idea can catch on across the country. Doug vaessen, global news. >> Bindu: a calgary home builder is touting a unique design that could help provide some relief toward canada's affordable housing crisis. Seed homes has created a unique modular home for about a third of the cost of a traditional house. The company is sending six units to nunavut to help ease a housing crunch in the far north. The company's ceo says that they can easily be shipped anywhere in the world. >> These homes actually fold into something that's only 10 feet wide so we can drop them on the back of a truck, we can put them on a train, we can put them on a boat. Going to nunavut they're going on a barge and ship these no oversized loads. That's the biggest problem with modular design today is it's all oversized loads. >> Bindu: morgan says the homes are built to withstand harsh winter conditions of northern canada. The company's homes range in size from 400 to 1200 square

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