This is the day the first of more than 80-thousand residents begin a staged return to Fort McMurray -- the northern Alberta city that was ravaged by wildfire nearly a month ago. As many as 15-thousand people could be in the first wave that will flow into the city starting at eight, local. Canadian Press reporter Ken Trimble says evacuees have been warned it won't be life as usual. (Premier Rachel Notley will be on hand when the first wave hits. She says it's important to let people know the government is still with them.)

Date: 2016-06-01
Placeline: EDMONTON.
Source: The Canadian Press
Length: 20 seconds

Transcript Prediction: << basic services are still being restored in the city so residents have been told to bring at least two weeks worth of food water and prescription drugs with them and I'll cruise have been working to get critical businesses such as Banks grocery stores and pharmacies running again supplies of some items may be limited in the beginning the government says some things may need to be rationed >>

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