they echo most nights through the streets of winnipeg. >> did you sleep yesterday?bie is a community outreach worker. >> we'll see you later. >> you want a ride home or anything? no? you okay. you need anything else? >> reporter: herb is a police detective, part of an elite unit trying to counter sexual exploitation and human trafficking. >> there is our regular route. we drive in this area and the other areas that have high levels of exploitation. >> they are both leading a transformation, a new way to fight human trafficking. the approach firstly focused on victims and most of the ones they need here come from canada's minority indigenous community. >> two females on the south side of notre dame. they're walking westbound. they're going to be at the crosswalk shortly. >> we ride along with detective chapco, and we observe as undercover officers meet with two women they believe could be trafficking victims. >> passenger door is closed, and they are going to be heading westbound. >> what's different here than in past years. the intent. they are not out to prosecute,

he was from winnipeg and under a court order from earlier this year to not associate with isis. police say he supported the group on social media. >>> another family is mourning the loss of a colorado civilian killed fighting isis. 22-year old from castle rock. >>> jordan said in an interview one time that city life was just too mundane for him and he hated it so he found something he was passionate about and went to the middle east to fight isis. he was on his second trip to the middle east to fight. originally he went in 2015 and flew into iraq and joined up with the group called the people's protective unit. he ended up making his battle. he came back in the fall but only for a few months. earlier in 2016 he went back into syria to rejoin the wpg and fight isis. he was in a town in northern syria near the turkish border. y pshgpg is a group fighting fighting. he died in july. in denver, jeff tott cbs4 news. >>> new this morning. clear photos of two people accused of breaking in to a business here and stealing a laptop and several credit cards. police say this man and woman us

. >> it all starts on a bus in winnipeg and you saw it right there. that guy had been screaming and shouting at that bus driver, a dispute over the fare and that's when he spat in that driver's face. this bus driver isn't just going to sit there and take it. straight up out of his seat takes that guy, starts throwing him to the ground. starts wrestling around with him. pushing, and shoving. whole time the bus driver, never really does. he just kind of man handles him. >> do you blame him for his reaction? >> definitely don't blame the guy but i think he knew he had to hold back. >> yeah, you're right. he asked for it. >> completely. the bus driver just kept that guy under control. people on board the bus including this guy called the police the police turned up in just a couple of minutes and that guy, was arrested and charged with assault. >> did the bus driver get in any trouble for this? >> the bus driver did not. it's c assault but i suppose it is a case of self-defense and i think because he never did throw a punch he just put the guy on the grou

be out here and show them we're normal people, that means >> they will open in two months against winnipeg. >> last night the undefeated record of the u.s. men's basketball found itself in jeopardy. the u.s. was losing to australia. this australian team have four players who won nba championships. in the second half the u.s. then kyrie irving. it was touch and did for awhile but coach k and the americans found out a way to pull out a win 98 to 88. michael phelps owns virtually every olympic record out there except one. with a gold medal finish in tonight as 200-meter individual he would earn his remember a story we did last month about a soccer theme that was left out of the soccer tournament because of a coin flip. well, this year no coin flip needed. they made the tournament and, guys, check this out. they won it. they can now call themselves national champions, so definitely big news. that's the third time this team win a championship. i had more big news break. the hornets schedule was released. they're opening at the bucks. the home opener is against the celtics october 29th. >> that

. >> it all starts on a bus in winnipeg and you saw it right there. that guy had been screaming and shouting at that bus driver, a dispute over the fare and that's when he spat in that driver's face. this bus driver isn't just going to sit there and take it. straight up out of his seat takes that guy, starts throwing starts wrestling around with him. pushing, and shoving. the guy ends up on the floor the whole time the bus driver, never really does. he just kind of man handles him. >> do you blame him for his reaction? >> definitely don't blame the guy but i think he knew he had to hold back. >> yeah, you're right. he asked for it. >> completely. the bus driver just kept that guy under control. people on board the bus including this guy called the police the police turned up in just a couple of minutes and that guy, was arrested and charged with assault. trouble for this? >> the bus driver did not. it's classified technically as assault but i suppose it is a case of self-defense and i think because he never did throw a punch he just put the guy on the

that includes toronto into winnipeg. thunderstorms toward miami for thursday. dry and sunny from vancouver toward los angeles. now as you look at the forecast for south america, quick look at what's happening in rio de janeiro. not much in terms of rainfall. we are seeing highs of around 32 coming up on thursday. and then fridaday and saturday shouldld see partly cloudy skie. highs would be in the upper 20s. now as we look at what's happening in east asia, we have a lot of activity taking place where we have a trough moving through and high pressure system near japan. that's bringing rainfall. and we have a couple of tropical depressions, they're not expected to intensify but enhance the rainfall areas. we'll look at wet weather there. hot weather because of this high. and then we have a tropical storm down to the southern portions of china. we're looking at the possibility of up to 150 millimeters of rainfall over the next 24 to 48 hours and moving to vietnam throughout the next couple of days. this high pressure system again enforcing some instability with th

he has been named as aaron driver, from winnipeg.e was under a court order not to use the internet or associate with extremist organizations. vote counting is underway in zambia's elections which will decide the next president. campaigning ahead of the vote was marred by violence, fueled in part by an ailing economy and rising unemployment. the outcome between the two front runners is expected to be close, and the final results may have to be decided in a runoff. reporter: voters formed long lines outside polling stations in what is expected to be a tight election. with nine candidates running, it is unlikely one will be able to mustster over 50% of the vote as required by zambian electoral loss. that means a second round of voting will probably be necessary. but both president edgar lungu and his closest rival, hakainde hichilema, say they are confident of outright victory. zambia is one of africa's most stable democracies, but tension has been high in this campaign with occasional outbreaks of electoral violence. this comes against

england, it would be the exact same medication they would fill if they walked into the pharmacy in winnipeg or london, or if they walked into the pharmacy here in tampa, florida. facilitators. they're not actually pharmacies. while they assure me their prescriptions are safe the fda has concerns that some of the drugs could be counterfeit, expired or unsafe. >> some people may be reluctant do buy from a business like this. what do people need to know before they make this move? >> reporter: great question. the fda recommends that people find a company that requires a prescription, first off, and then, secondly, one that is licensed by a that everybody is talking about. thank you, paul. >>> newly released surveillance video could be the key to putting the cuffs on a campus creep. take a welcome at this video from usf police. they believe the guy seen here is the man who exposed himself twice last week, and he may have also gone streaking in a nearby parking garage. the students we talked to are understandably weirded out. this person? we have to find him and get him off campus. we're trying