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>> Good morning, coming up to 6.15. The province has issued an overland flood warning for parts of southern manitoba. The interlake, the whiteshell lakes area and the city of winnipeg. It says between 40 and 70 millimetres of precipitation is expected for these areas today. The red and assiniboine rivers are expected to stay within their banks, but the province is warning people that high wind gusts may raise water levels by up to 5 feet along the south basin of lake manitoba as well as shorelines near gimli. Victoria beach and the east side of lake winnipeg. The manitoba government is planning new rules for landlords who want to raise rents a bill now before the legislature would set down a few conditions for landlords who want to raise rents above the annual provincial guideline, which is tied to inflation currently, landlords can apply to residential tenancies director for a higher rent increase and make their argument. The bill would limit such applications to cases where landlords face a sharp rise in taxes, utilities and security costs or where they invest in capital projects such as plumbing and heating. The bill would also give a residential tenancies director. The power to order rent increases to be phased in over a number of years. Instead of taking effect immediately. The bill would also expand exemptions to the rank guidelines. So that landlords to convert non residential properties, 2 rental units can raise rents for 10 years before being regulated. London drugs says hackers have started releasing some stolen data after the company refused to pay a 25 million dollar ransom. A cyber security expert thanks to data could contain sensitive information. >> It could be things like feller information, disciplinary proceedings, drug testing in some cases to encourage the u.s.. >> The hacking group called lockbit claimed responsibility for the april 28th cyber attack. London drugs says more than 300 gigabytes of data was stolen, including employee information. It's calling the data leak deeply distressing. And the company is offering credit monitoring and protection to workers who may be affected. London drugs says it doesn't believe any customer information was stolen. On the spanish island of mallorca. At least 4 people are dead after building building collapsed. It's a two-storey beachside restaurant in a busy tourist area in the city of hama. People are said to have fallen into the building's basement where there were customers as well as staff working at least 16 people were also hurt in the collapse. And crews are trying to find survivors. Police say a terrorist caved in from bearing too much weight. But the cause remains under investigation. Helmet has declared 3 days of mourning the buzz about artificial intelligence is everywhere these days. And that includes a medicine doctors, one leading children's hospital in ontario are now using ai to help identify kids who may have rare diseases. Ctv's judy trinh has a closer look for years the with staff family searched for the cause of developmental delays in their 10 year-old son anthony as balance is very poor. >> As well as being able to retain information and grasp everyday small task and knowledge is was very challenging. Doctors initially thought the delays were due to complications from surgery. Anthony had as a baby. >> He was born with excessive fluid around his brain. After more than 100 visits to hospital and being bounced from one specialist to another. Anthony was diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder. Tim jansen syndrome is about only 400 people in the world known with this disease right to know as we speak. >> And he's actually the first one day knows with this disease in north america, there are 6,000 rare genetic diseases. Anthony may not have been diagnosed if he wasn't flagged for testing through cheo's ai algorithm. >> Called think rare. It took a team of researchers 3 years to develop its kind of a nudge. >> It's not, we're not replacing the doctors where we're kind of helping them with the with some of these digital tools for this pilot project. Researchers used the algorithm to analyze 10 years of data consisting of more than 250,000 patient records of that number. 15 people were flagged as having potential rare genetic diseases. >> Ai is a lunch you doctors to diagnose rare disorders in kids much earlier. So families can get help faster. If you don't have a specific diagnostic code attach to human health in the educational system, you're often not given enough resources. Scheer doesn't want to profit off its technology. Instead, it wants to share its

ai algorithm with other children's hospitals for free. >> Judy trinh, ctv news, ottawa. >> What would you do if you won 70 million dollars mn in toronto literally fell out of his chair after seeing his bank account. Receiving the money from a recent lotto max win. He wants to travel and pay for his children's education. Coincidentally, the jackpot for tonight's lotto max draw sits at 70 million dollars. >> Ctv morning live traffic brought to you by mister lube tires plus maintenance. >> And taking a look at the current traffic situation now on portage, a polo park. It looks like things are moving quite well. The streets are really weather, lots of puddles out there mean be mindful of pedestrians, if you see any trouble out there. Let us know. Go to our x ph. @ctvmorningwpg. >> Ctv live, I brought to you by bath fitter, bringing bathroom dreams to life. >> The deluge has begun out there currently, it is raining as you can see, 5 degrees here in winnipeg, winds out of the northeast at 30. The barometric pressure is falling, the humidity and 96%. I was going to say we didn't win the lottery in terms of these conditions, but I'm sure many parts of the province is happy to have that rain right now. We're getting much in the way of heat, that's for sure. 5 degrees in winnipeg for in pena was 6 in portage, la prairie. Same goes for you folks in dauphin brandon sitting at 5 degrees on this friday morning. Temperatures eye to the north with the exception of the very northeast, where you're still below freezing. The rest of you, though, island lake at one thompson at 3, the pas at 2 degrees. So yes, we're dealing with this a fairly strong low pressure system, as you can see, that's pushed from the south, bringing rainfall likely for the next couple of days and triggering these rainfall warnings basically through all of southern manitoba and parts of northwestern ontario as well. So for us here in south central, this could be as much as 30 to 40 millimetres tonight. Plus another today, rather plus another 10 tonight, even more to the west southwest areas could see 40 to 50 and then maybe more overnight tonight as well. And to mention is welcoming mixed precipitation for use, no rain, that sleet mix as you put the kids on the bus here in winnipeg, likely give them a slickers, give them the umbrellas, 5 degrees with those strong northeasterly winds at 40 gusting at times to 60 kilometres per hour on the way home, not a lot changing, likely out to be still be raining. Temperatures heating up slightly to 8 degrees, winds still strong out of the northeast at 40 gusting at times to 60 klicks overnight tonight. Temperature not try dropping to drastically 4 degrees again, rainfall continuing likely some strong northeasterly winds. We'll do it all over again tomorrow, although likely that rainfall should taper off into the afternoon. A high of 8 and then sunday, beautiful sunday, a kind of outlier here. 18 degrees back in double digits with sunshine and then we're back to the rainfall on monday. But with a high of 19 degrees. Okay, your ctv morning live picture of the day. Just a lovely shot of the moon. Aaron grindstone, provincial park, thank you so my apology thank you, mister personal, give you shut out. Later in the show. >> If you want to send yours, make sure to get us by email for taking a break. Stay with us. Plenty more ctv morning live. Just ahead. >> Ctv morning live school day foreca real life romance farming for love on ctv (Dramatic music) So you ready to go? Go until you can't go anymore. Lets go. Let's play hockey. Set the tone! We'll give 'em the lumber. You hurt? No excuses. They look ready to me. Bulldog hockey, baby. (Cheering) Light 'em up, light 'em up Light 'em up, light 'em up, light 'em up woman: Name two continents. Man: Mustard and relish. Oh my God. Four eligible farmers search for real life romance with a new crop of daters farming for love on ctv Be there Canada Life Centre. When your Winnipeg Sea Bears take on the Ottawa Black Jacks. Tip off is seven-thirty and you won't want to miss a minute. Tickets on sale now at Sea Bears dot c a. Cancer affects many Manitobans. You can take the challenge and help save lives In CancerCare Manitoba Foundation's Challege for Life. Join together with hundreds of passionate Manitobans on June 1st at Assiniboine Park and walk 20k, 5k or work it for 200 minutes of exercise. Make an impact for the thousands who have been or will be touched by cancer. Together, let's move towards a future free of cancer for your loved ones, for all Manitobans, for you. Register Today at ChallengeForLife.ca presented by Maple Leaf Construction. You've been waiting to get outand drive a New Nissan,great offersare ready So, check out all the latesttech, features and thrills - it's all happening right now. Now, at Nissan, lease select models from as low as 2.99% for 24 months.

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