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17 degrees this afternoon-- and then heading into this evening 14 degrees for the early evening low and of course that temperatures falls down as we get closer and closer to overnight on looking at 9 degrees for the overnight temperatures and east winds at 20 dying down after midnight and a 30 percent chance of those light showers. Into the longer-range forecast come tomorrow at 18 degrees. A chance of seeing thundershowers, west winds-- longer-range forecast and sunshine. With a low of 9. With a low of two with a low of 10 degrees. 25 of the low of peer that will feel pretty nice outside for heading into one stand still, 19 degrees with a low 14 and 18 on thursday and friday at 18 and 7 degrees for the overnight low on friday and up to 19 for saturday. Time for colour the weather for the second hour this morning at first victor the sours from benjamin who is 11-- look at the detail in there! >> Lisa: this is incredible... Speaking of lush likewow, speaking of benjamin, well done. >> Kevin: clara's 8 degrees and sends us this picture. >> Lisa: trees as well and I love to see it. >> Kevin: turbulent skies like I saw last week. >> Lisa: like orange sun. >> Kevin: nicely done clara. If you would like to be part of colour the weather you can send your artwork to us by heading to our website and clicking on families owned and follow the directions on there. >> Lisa: on this day in history, the first star wars movie... >> Kevin: while I know when this was... Because I saw. >> Lisa: all right, what's the date. >> Kevin: 77. >> Lisa: I will say 78... There you go. I knew it was like late 70s. The last episode of the oprah winfrey show aired... >> Kevin: less likely to know this. >> Lisa: this was huge when it was on, it made her one of the most influential women in the us. >> Kevin: like a chilean air... Shrilling and tiriollinare... >> Lisa: when did she wrap it up? >> Kevin: 2015 2015? >> Lisa: I don't know I feel like it was done before the two thousands was in it... >> Kevin: don't know. >> Lisa: I want to get this wrong. >> Kevin: I'm thinking like 10 years ago that's why said 15 because it seems like 10. >> Lisa: longer than that for sure. I'm going to say 1999. >> Reporter: can I change then... 2005? >> Kevin: 2011? >> Lisa: was it really on that long? While I was wrong, sorry. The ford motor company ended production of the its famed model t-- which help the automobile industry there. >> Kevin: 1930. >> Lisa: 1932. >> Kevin: 1927. >> Lisa: I think we do pretty good. I think we had a high standard because we both felt like we knew those dates so wanted to get them rights that we are in the same areas at least 5 or 10 years all right saw almost 9:00 and we'll see you for the next hour. You want to buy a car? You know me. You love me. I'll get you a great deal. I'm House of Cars and I can get you a better deal and more. We have over 20 different lenders and over a thousand vehicles At House of Cars, we're an everyone dealership. Come visit us today. At Spa Spot, we always say you got it made. That's a bold statement. Here's why we say it. Spa Spot has a huge selection of premium position design hot tubs engineered to the highest quality for the coldest environments every customer gets from the heart service. We're not going to sell you a hot tub, were going to find you a hot tub to make you happy and then deliver the best customer experience after the fact. Get our best price right up front. No high pressure sales tactics here at Spa Spot you got it made. My mom loves to take pictures I remember when we were kids, she'd set them up on the mantle in our living room. She'd make sure there were as many of me as there were of my brother. You know, so we wouldn't get jealous. She still has that camera. And when we visit her now at Capital Care she still has our pictures up. Only now, they share the space with pictures of her new friends Yep, she's still

taking pictures. She's still my mother. We were born from a deep desire to create positive change, together. One-hundred-fifteen years later, that impact is felt everywhere. It's where we've made innovations accessible to those who need it most. Where we've championed truth and justice... for all. Where we've mapped out futures... we're already living. From here to here and even here. We're not just transforming lives. We're shaping the world. 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! Ends Wednesday! Three beach houses... Three renovation teams. Summer's hottest renovationcompetition returns. It's time to battleon the beach. (Announcer says words on screen) Stream on StackTVand the GlobalTV app. >> You're watching global edmonton, disses is global news morning. >> Good morning and thank you so much for joining us. Kevin how are you sure when I am well. >> Does this whole oilers cart run remind you of the heyday or were you working in edmonton at that time. >> I just at the end of that. I was but, yeah, you start getting that feeling like it's okay, I don't want to get too excited because we've been burned a few times. So it's like, yes, the feeling is there but I think the anticipation is keeping everyone a little more tempered right now. >> Lisa: very true but we don't want to get too excited and I think we all just want to make it until the stanley cup finals on that is something that I think people will be pleased with that. >> Kevin: I suspect if they won with that and come down to home ice and theirs then we will start to see more bubbling up of energy. Shall we see. >> Lisa: you never know how it will go? They have not taken it up a notch for sure. >> Kevin: to tell you the truth, I wasn't sure and I thought maybe things this will be a start. But, it surprised me so see how it goes on the early game which is always nice. >> Kevin: it is especially for morning shift working people and it's a bonus for us [laughing] imagine if it was like 9:00 or 8:00 games. >> Lisa: people out east are suffering those. Oil fans. >> Kevin: today looks like not a bad day-- got the wrong thing for you right now. We can talk hockey and golf. Some people have eliminated... Good day to get out. This is you are headed out. Edmonton region in more detailed look at your forecasts coming up, in a few details. >> Lisa: some new information on the killing of a teenage boy in our city earlier this week. Police were called to an isolated road in north edmonton on tuesday night where they found an injured youth and last night, police confirmed 15-year-old "broden radomske"... Died from a stab wound. Keith landry is charged with second-degree murder in the case. Police believe the 40-year-old man... And victim... Knew each other. A federal board has ordered the deportation of the truck driver convicted of dangerous driving in the humboldt broncos bus crash. Just over six years ago... A semi collided with a bus... Carrying the junior hockey team...killing 16 people and injuring another 13. While the deportation was expected... As sarah offin reports... The truck driver's lawyer is still fighting for him to stay in canada.

>>reporter: it was a tragedy that shook a nation. On a rural road in saskatchewan 16 lives were suddenly ended, 13 others were injured -- and countless families were forever changed. That includes for jaskirat singh sidu -- the rookie truck river - whose semi collided with the junior >> He's dealing with severe post-traumatic stress disorder and severe anxiety. And now potentially having his family broken up is pretty tough to deal with, I think. >>reporter: the parents of sidhu to canada from 2017 and as a resident and not a citizen, this means deportation and something that family does not conclude with. >> We made our peace with us a long time ago and what he has done his time. >> Reporter: there's a full range of emotions for the family processing the news. >> At this point, I think it's completely out of my control and, unfortunately, you will have to live with the consequences for the rest of his life. >> Reporter: others like the parents of another victim logan brule say if they are thankful for the decision as they continue to believe that mister sidhu should be deported from canada saying they are prepared to remain diligent in this belief even as mister sidhu may launch further appeal. Because of the length of sidhu's unprecedented 8 year sentence, he lost his right to appeal until the deportation order was granted. >> Now it's been issued, he can apply to get is citizen back on humanitarian grounds. >> Reporter: his lawyer says that sidhu's son has medical issues that would prevent him from moving back to india with him-- potentially ripping apart the family of a, man who have some say, suffered enough. Sidhu's lawyer says the deportation process could take months or years and I humanitarian request like one underway usually takes about two to three years to process. An ongoing sag it seems that is still far from over. Sarah offin, global news. >> Announcer: you're watching global news morning. >> Lisa: forward nhl coach time as head coach in dallas! The induction ceremony taking place last night in red deer. Hitchcock is being honoured for his work as a coach and his efforts to grow the game of hockey... Hosting clinics around the world. C hitch' is one of the winning-est coaches in n-h-l history. Most recently... Serving a brief stint behind the oilers bench in 2019. But.. Hitchcock spent a long time as head coach in dallas! The stars and oilers of the late 90's faced each other often in the playoffs. So... What does he think about this renewed riverly? >>This is a hard call for me because I coached both teams. I'm just trying to be a passenger and watch from the outside but I'm just impressed with the growth of edmonton and grown of their team their value system has changed for the better. I'm really happy to see that. > >> Lisa: hitchcock says the biggest achievement in his career... Was being able to pass on his knowledge... And structures... To other coaches. McDAVID... Draisaitl... And skinner... Have been front and centre in the spotlight during this stanley cup run. But there are some other... Less known members of oil country... Gaining popularity. Morgan black has the story behind a few familiar faces... At "ice district plaza." >>reporter: during the stanley cup playoffs - it's easy to find stars on the ice... But sometimes -- you find them in the crowd... (cheering) last round - izack hodgins joined a dance circle during intermission... And then - he went viral. The "junior a" goalie -- is known as "dancing skinner" -- thanks to his jersey of choice. >> Junior goalie is known as. >> Honestly I just feel really honoured and people coming up, and recognizing me just because a little bit of dancing. >> Reporter: and he has gained a few fans...stopping by to say hi during our global news interview... >> Hey, what's good. >> I love the sky. >> Reporter: for another ice district regular, hockey game is made more enjoyable with the addition of another game. (**punch 5**) lanz olstad can be found off to the side of the crowd - multitasking. >> There's the odd die that's like freaking out and saying watching the game. >> Reporter: >>reporter: says he's olstad happy to get a workout in -- drumming in virtual reality.... All while cheering on his favourite team. >> I thought what better location in edmonton and showing my support for the edmonton oilers and what the boys are doing this year. >> Reporter: for him, there's no reality where the oilers don't make him proud. The unusual sight often

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