CITV - Sunday, May 26, 2024 - 09:00 a.m. (ET) - Segment #5

month and then next week and we start the month of june and so today 16 degrees for the expected high in edmonton and 18 in coronation in 16 and medicine hat and 13 in banff and 16 in jasper and 17 in grand prairie and 23 peace river in 19 in high-level and 20 degrees in peace river. Down to 9 degrees overnight tonight and 30 percent chance of seeing the showers continuing into the first hours of the evening and it will die off as we get through the night and tomorrow some nice stuff coming up in tomorrow lots of sunshine and 21-degree for tomorrow's high-end southwinds at 20 km crowned the long-range forecast it's even nicer for tuesday. A low of 10 and 19 for this time of the you're in 18 on wednesday 12 degrees for the overnight low and heading into some nice a temperature and 50 degrees in a few degrees below and 20 on friday and that's the end of the month and saturday starts june 24th with a low of 8 and sunday 23 with a low of 10. “time for colour the weather first picture the sour comes to us from our comes from - noah, 8 years old some lovely rainbows and evergreen trees and thank you so much noah and our next picture is from quinn who is also 6 years old and flowers and rabbits and everything going on in there another rainbow and see that with the rain we are getting as well. If you would like to be part of colour the weather you can send your artwork, by heading to our website and clicking on "family zone " >> Lisa: time for today's celebrity birthdays.. Starting with this -- stevie nicks legend, what a boss. They were huge in the '70s. >> Kevin: ... 75. >> Lisa: I will go with sunday's 76. >> Lisa: nailed it thanks for your help. -- brandi cyrus I think she's probably like middle and just under miley just maybe. >> Kevin: I think so. Miley is how old... >> Lisa: I don't know... I'd say she's 28. >> Kevin: 33. >> Lisa: wwaoah... 37 she must be the older one then. -- helena bonham carter. >> Kevin: I know how old she is. >> Lisa: how do you know that? We you share the birthday? >> Kevin: kind of. 58. >> Lisa: I will go with 59. I thought you lied about your age so I'm just kidding. >> Kevin: I'm glad you didn't say like 64... >> Lisa: all right time for a break and we are coming up on 8:00 and see you in the next hour. What I love about Make yourMark is just that opportunityto empower our young for their community. And I just think it's a great opportunityfor them to shine and to lead. By working with the United Wayon your Make your Mark project. You're going to be supportedfrom start to finish. They're going to bea part of the project with you. It's not a ton of work and it changes the culture ofnot only your class, but sometimeseven the whole school. Make a differencewith Make your Mark. Sign up today. Sure he'd be able to keep the house. We helped him pull ninety five percent of the value out of the home in order to buy out his ex. Come see me and my team and make sure that you're building the best foundation for your next steps. A refocused healthcare system in Alberta means... Some of the people in this waiting room won't have to be here. This family could have a practitioner to call their own. These patients could have more continuing care options. This person could be accessing mental health treatment. Leaving fewer people in Urgent Care who can now access more timely acute care. Giving every Albertan the care you need, when and where you need it. Learn more at Alberta.ca/FocusedCare a message from the Government of Alberta. ( ) ( ) Stop dreaming. Start shopping. Red Tag Days are on at Toyota, with great offers on select models. Find yours at ShopToyota.ca 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! I'm a SeniorHome Care by Angels caregiver.I have become a part ofso many lo Every day I keep seniors safe. Caregivers like memake all the difference. We would love tohave you join us in caring forthose who need it the most.

>> Lisa: good morning and welcome to sunday, may 26th and 8:00 A.M. on the nose and looks like we are catching some showers a lot live in action kevin o'connell. Some droplets on our camera on the skytracker weather camera so you can-- expect some rain today and it's already getting started in the west and we will see where it's moving and kevin will break down those details right after we get to our top stories. >> Lisa: the stars outshined the oilers in game two and post game series in dallas. Opioid-related deaths keep mounting in our province. A recent report showing a crisis in first nations communties. New owners of edmonton's the marc put me to the test in the kitchen. >> Announcer: you're watching global edmonton, this is global news morning. >> Lisa: I sometimes joke when we get these challenges that I'm always wondering the very difficult ones. And I'd say this was the hardest one. Anything that involves puree. >> Kevin: well that's why it's called the chefs challenge. >> Lisa: don't even. >> Kevin: I don't remember what the last when I did was. Doesn't matter we will see in either way it super fun and a great recipe and it will be fun to make and that will be in about 15 or 20 minutes or so but how is it faring outside. >> Kevin: were pretty much all over the city with showers in 19 degrees for the expected high in the afternoon we will see the cloud cover, and going a few sunny breaks here and there this afternoon but not many and I look forward to a chance of showers all day long and chance of showers in the middle of the afternoon. Headed into tomorrow what a change in details coming up. >> Lisa: the edmonton oilers were really looking to keep momemtum going in dallas last night to take a two nothing lead in their western conference series against the stars but it proved to be a tougher battle in texas. It's game two didn't get off to the best* start for the oilers. Jamie benn gets the puck past stuart skinner to open up the scoring on the stars first shot on net. But under a minute later... Oiler connor brown responds - tying the game at one. And the game remained tied until mason marchment tips it in giving the stars the 2-1 lead. Two minutes left in this one âc“ the oilers pull skinner..some might say a tad early....and dallas capitalizes....scoring an empty netter to add a cushion and seal a 3-1 win....as the oilers drop game two and dallas ties the series 1-1. >>you never like to... Didn't capitalize. >>it's nice to contibute....fun to score. >>if you would've....taken that. >>lisa: the series now shifts to rogers place for game three tomorrow. Puck drop is shortly after 6:30 and you can catch all the action live on 630 ched. We'll also have full team coverage on global news at 5...6 and 11 monday. No matter where you look in edmonton - it's hard *not* to find some orange and blue. The city is fully invested in this year's stanley cup playoff run. So invested - that some we would've taken that. >>lisa: the series now shifts to rogers place for game three tomorrow. Puck drop is shortly after 6:30 and you can catch all the action live on 630 ched. We'll also have full team coverage on global news at 5...6 and 11 monday. No matter where you look in edmonton - it's hard *not* to find some orange and blue. The city is fully invested in this year's stanley cup playoff run. So invested - that some businesses are seeing a *drop* in customers anytime the oilers hit the ice. Jasmine king has the story. >> Reporter: when the oilers aren't inaction, tarred to find somewhere downtown that isn't packed full of fans. The fan parking ice district plaza sees thousands of people each game and while one arena is full, another sitting empty. The silent eye centre is exactly that during oilers games-- silent, when typically it's quite the opposite. >> Nonstop noise, kids on the ice, kids off the ice, parents everywhere and right now we could throw a bowling ball through your not hit anyone because everyone's focus. >> Reporter: on the oilers the facilities hosting a determinant this weekend but it's nice to book time around game too. Any other night-- all the action would be in their own ranks. >> Games wall-to-wall, to games on the video wall and patch karina crespo will be busy as well. >> Reporter: for anyone looking to the traffic, there's plenty of room after the puck drop by

and there's also a lot of spaces like businesses that activate who usually have people lined up to go inside. >> It's been slower-- it's not dead but it's definitely a decline for sure. >> Reporter: activate is a physical and mental gaming facility for challenges of people of all ages. Although they are not seeing a rush during oilers game-- they are still getting in the spirit. >> They love to have fun with the people who are or their fans get them about the game and get them excited about our games because they're excited about the games. So it generates a very positive environment. >> Reporter: of positivity that could hopefully translate to game three victory. Jasmine king, global news. >> Announcer: you're watching global news morning. >>lisa: police on scene last night at an apartment complex on 47-th avenue and 108-a street near southgate mall. Witnesses telling global news they heard gunshots shortly before police arrived. E-p-s has not released any details on the incident. Edmonton police is asking for the public's help to find a missing 15-year-old boy. Ludwin bautista was last seen in the area of 142-nd avenue and 72-nd street just before 4 a-m on friday. He was wearing a white shirt, black pants and shoes. He is described as average height with a fuller build and short dark brown hair. Police say he is known to frequent the clareview rec centre... Londonderry and west edmonton malls. The message behind a province-wide protest saturday - "enough is enough!" groups across alberta have been rallying against the provincial government's policies... Calling for more transparency and accountability... >>our rocky mountains...not for sale...our democracy...not for sale! >>lisa: this was the protest here in edmonton...as *hundreds* of demonstrators gathered outside the alberta legislature. Speakers discussed the alberta pension plan...legislation around municipal parties...and overhauls to the province's healthcare system. The common theme... Is those protesting do not feel heard. >>the only way to change the behaviour of a sitting government that has a majority is heat. And heat can come in many different forms, but a big, vocal demonstration like this is a good one. >>reporter: we reached out to the u-c-p government on this...and it says they support* albertans' right to protest...adding that anyone with concerns can reach out to their m-l-as. The province goes on to say that recent polling suggests albertans *largely support* the government on the economy, affordability and the health care system. 8:07 A.M. and have you done your daily walk outside? >> Kevin: no I haven't! I'm assuming it's raining outside here but I heard... >> Lisa: we heard the west has rain. >> Kevin: downtown is certainly having it and beaumont has it because shane was going through beaumont so I'm assuming that it's raining here in the south side. >> Lisa: it's coming... >> Kevin: if not it certainly surrounding us but I will check when I have a little more time to walk back there. It takes time to walk there and back. >> Lisa: for sure, I get it. There's no windows down here. >> Kevin: know there isn't we are not concrete basement basically. Beth...bujt that being said yesterday was such a nice day. And today, not so nice and a little gentle and easy rain this afternoon and that's from the eighth and the time lapse video and you could see things clouding over and then here we will get into now and there's cloud cover that we are seeing downtown and 11 degrees at nait and 74 percent humidity in downtown edmonton, it is 11 degrees with cloudy skies and showers in the area northwest when he sat 8 km/hour-- and not quite the scene we saw yesterday when we saw all that nice and bright green outside the city and it's fairly overcast and showers around the area. That certainly backed up by satellite and radar imagery. Those showers right along and as it pops up into frame, there it is but then it will move off and we will see a bit of a break in the and then we will see it redevelopment a break and not but-- lots of instability and we will see some thundershowers probably developed later on this afternoon as well. More movement as far as precipitation goes in moving through the lethbridge and medicine hat region unjust to the east of red deer with west of red deer sorry, a little bit southeasterly in a couple of storms and there will keep our eye and not yellow and there could be a little noisy moving through the calgary region. And looking at futurecast, there is edmonton a chance of showers all day today a chance of a thunderstorm moving through in the middle of the afternoon and this is taking us to about 6:30 p.m.. Bit of a clearing as we had through the overnight a couple of showers want to pass through there until the wee hours of the morning. And by the time we get past that, this is noon on monday. Lots of clear skies there and mostly we think we are looking at is moving to the north and a bit of high level cloud moving through and much more of a southwesterly influence or southerly influence that will bring in that warm air and certainly warm a temperature

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