laura: as andrew scheer trs to defeat mr. trudeau, what is heg bank, lyse? lyse: if anything, this election has been a referendum on justin trudeau and his four years in office. mr. trudeau's own slogan is "the future, looking to the future." doesn't want people to dwell on his mistakes in office, the h scandals whie dogged him. but his rivals have made it all about him. andrew scheer consistent has been on the attack, ac justin trudeau of having no n authority to re, no moral standing, calling him a phony and a fraud. the candidate on the new left of the democrats saying that he is hee one with the progressive mandate, he is the one who should be defining the agenda i an electere issues like climate change are one of the top concerns for canadian voters. laura: it soun as though the rhetoric has been very heated in that is not very canadian, is it? lyse: i suppose canadians would like to say that, but certainlyh justin trude said as well as others that this is one of the nastiest elections they had ever seen. that may not be saying a lot in canadian politic

we talked earlier, chris about the challenge they are from andrew scheer's conservatives.quebecois, a possible comeback for the party? yeah, and they are saying it is something they are very concerned about here. the bloc quebecois, is concerned about this province. they are really squeezing the liberals, and it gives you a real sense from justin trudeau that he is under attack from all sides. the ndp, the new democrats are trying to take those voters who are left—leaning, who feel he hasn't gone far enough oi'i who feel he hasn't gone far enough on issues like the environment. the conservatives are looking to take those who are fed up with his premiership and looking for something different. then we have the bloc here in quebec who have had a very successful campaign. (applause) you can hear the cheers behind me with some suggestion from one of the canadian channels that they are predicting a liberal government. now, that is the response you can hear here. this is not in any way confirmed, but the screams and the cheers suggest they believe justin trudeau has done enough.

andrew scheer had the big clip at the beginning.oughts, people are not going to watch for two hours, i will come out looking like angry guy. for american viewers, he wants to be the next prime minister. he has the dimples, but he ditched the dimples and he went for the full anger. it is a risky strategy because it can be very polarizing to look only angry and only oppose and not propose. the prime minister is the incumbent and he also had a risky strategy. he said, i will try to stay above the fray, but he risked fading away. he was neutral, and andrew shira got some partisan momentum. who is, there was singh our third party, and he looked at it and said, no room for policy here, i will go for likability. he thought, and politics they do not care how much you know, they want to know how much you care. he probably did the best in the debates, and that hurts mr. trudeau, because who does it help? the conservative, andrew scheer. shery: what topic sparked some fireworks last night? n: andrew scheer wants to make this about trust. that

i suspect andrew scheer would be somewhat similar.n of donald trump south of the border, what is happening in europe and some parts of america. canada like to see itself as different. is it? no. the country is only as different as its institutions. everybody ultimately can be turned one way or the other. we have been fortunate are institutions have held out. in fact we have a populist party running in this election. the people's party of canada. they have tanked. they have been rejected by mainstream canada. so far we been rejected by mainstream canada. so farwe are been rejected by mainstream canada. so far we are holding out as best as we can. thank you, david. it will be a long night. the results are starting to come in. we heard the first three seats have gone too justin trudeau's liberal party. it is too early to say anything it will bea is too early to say anything it will be a long night. 338 separate races across this country but whoever winds in atlantic canada gives you some hint of what the trend could it be across the coun

less of the popular vote that his conservative opponent led by his conservative opponents led by andrew scheer the opposition leader just a tiny bit less but thanks to the westminster system 1st past the post constituency based voting that goes on here the party that wins the most seats in parliament is the one that governs or at least gets the chance to govern to win the confidence of parliament mr trudeau is right though to say that canadians did choose a more progressive alternative to the conservatives one that favored climate change policy one that wanted more immigration into the country and one that was going to keep carbon taxes in place to fight climate change mr shear had promised changes in all of those files other parties that are left of center to the left of mr trudeau they also did fairly well in this election so it is fair enough to say that canadians voted more progressive lee than conservatively not all of them though voted for him so if he's got the most seats in parliament but not enough to form a majority how will he. well he's got a couple of choices most likely he will h

his main challenger, andrew scheer, leads the conservative party.round on the left. so could the greens of elizabeth may. the bloc quebecois is making a comeback. maxime bernier heads the new right wing people's party of canada. in canada's elections, there are actually 338 separate races. local candidates competing in federal ridings all across this vast country battling for seats in the house of commons. at parliament, much like its british namesake, if any one party wins 170 seats or more, there will be in the there will be another majority government. but it looks more likely to be a minority one. a hung parliament. this matters in this selection — the votes of young canadians for the first time ever, the under—35s make up the biggest block in this election. and groups like this, get out the vote, are organising on university and college campuses across this country, urging young canadians to understand why their vote matters. in 2015, the election which broughtjustin trudeau to power, there was more... you don't believe in voting? i voted, but

his main challenger, andrew scheer, leads the conservative party.the ndp may gain ground on the left. so could the greens of elizabeth may. the bloc quebecois is making a comeback. and maxime bernier heads the new right wing people's party of canada. in canada's elections, there are actually 338 separate races. local candidates competing in federal ridings across this vast country, battling for seats in the house of commons. at parliament, much like its british namesake. and if any one party wins 170 seats or more, there will be another majority government. but it looks more likely to be a minority one — a hung parliament. this matters in this selection — the votes of young canadians — for the first time ever, the under—35s make up the biggest block in this election. and groups like this, get out the vote, are organising on university and college campuses across this country, urging young canadians to understand why their vote matters. in 2015, the election which brought justin trudeau to power, there was more... you don't believe in voting? i voted

justin trudeau's main rival is the conservative leader andrew scheer. for lower taxes and reduced regulation. he's also been focused on the prime minister. this was on sunday. is this the samejustin trudeau who lied about balancing the budget, who broke ethics law not once but twice? the ethics ruling he mentions there centred around a scandal involving an engineering and construction company called snc—lavalin. it employs 9000 canadians. it's also facing criminal charges for allegedly bribing officials in libya. that connects tojustin trudeau because canada's ethics comissioner found that the prime minister lent on his justice department to get the charges dropped. that was one scandal. photos ofjustin trudeau wearing dark face paint on three seperate occasions created another. he positions himself as a champion of multi—culturalism and minority rights — that's a harder position to hold with photos like that in the public domain. despite these pressures — the prime minister is still very much in the running. here he is on sunday. the choice is clear, m

the top contenders are justin trudeau and conservative leader andrew scheer.have been tangled in a virtual tie for the popular vote. at the moment, it appears neither have a full path to the governing the parliamentary system. to break it down for what it means is josh wingrove, coming to us from ottawa. one thing that we know is when it is this tight, anything can happen. characterize for people that don't know -- we just had this alluded to -- how unusual it is to go from an incumbent position to a possible minority or loss out right. minister'slly, prime get two kicks of the can, so it would be particularly unusual if trudeau ends up with fewer seats. necessarily mean that he will not be prime minister, but certainly an inherent rebuke of his record. in 2015, andwer even his best case scenario will be well under the amount of districts that he won four years ago. a lot of moving pieces, but you are right. difficult to predict. -wayome cases, you have four races. a candidate could get 20% and win the district. that makes it tough to nail down how things are

for justin trudeau one of the other big losers of course was the conservatives andrew scheer they had a poor performance compared to what they were hoping for even though their numbers were up when compared to 2015 and so it's going to be very difficult now for justin trudeau to see how he can somehow manage to keep his minority government you know controlling for at least 2 years and hopefully he's saying for years you know canadians they don't wipe coalition governments i think the last one they had was 1917 so it's a major handicap for trudeau to have a minority government the way that it would be maybe for european countries. yeah it may seem like something that's quite unstable for many european countries you know but here in canada it's something that canadians are quite used to and sort of accept what justin trudeau will have to do is instead of going into a coalition he'll to try and seek sort of a. with some of those smaller parties over how he can pass legislation most notably the n.d.p. and the bloc have acquired i said you know possibly even the greens for certain types of

neither the liberals of prime ministerjustin trudeau nor the conservatives led by andrew scheer are nowd to win outright. cbc is projecting that the liberals will form a minority government. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet is in toronto. lyse. welcome to toronto in the centre of canada as we watch the result as they come in. polling station after polling station across this country, the votes are being counted and victories being declared. 338 riding in alland victories being declared. 338 riding in all and still a lot of votes to be counted. there are already projections thatjustin trudeau ‘s liberals will form a minority in the next parliament. but it is quite stunning, the results seen so far. liberals and the conservatives have at this point, almost exactly the same percentage of the popular vote. just under 34%. there are 97 seats for the liberals, 84 for the conservatives. quebec party had been expected to make a comeback and so far they have 19 seats. the new democratic party was, according to analysis, said they had run a good campaign but the results are disap

liberal party in office is facing a strong challenge from the opposition conservatives led by andrew scheer in a race that is both parties neck and neck let's go live now to daniel lak in toronto daniel i can see people queuing up behind you a positive sign for turnout. absolutely it's early in the morning the polls have just opened here in toronto and across much of eastern canada where most of the votes in the country are usually found and certainly if this line up is any indication we're going to get pretty good turnout canadians are enthusiastic voters long term averages around 70 percent of the electorate votes and some 5000000 close to 5000000 of already voted in advance polling in early voting but as you said it's a close fought election the campaign has been less than inspirational for many hasn't really succeeded in budging the 2 main parties to a significant lead over one another justin trudeau who many thought a year or so ago might have a bit of a shoo in for another government canadians generally give a government at least 2 terms before turfing them out and choosing their oppo

to know those attacks aren't the only wary of conservative leader andrew scheer he is also quite unpopular according to the polls in one of the closest races in recent years most of the conservatives and the liberals may not win a big enough majority to govern alone. this is where jack meek seeing a leader of the left leaning new democratic party could come into play with approval ratings soaring for is party saying could become the kingmaker of canada's election as a prospective partner in a liberal minority government. some breaking news now just coming in israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has handed back the mandate to form the next government he told president move in liberal than that he had failed to recruit enough lawmakers to form a coalition riven has now passed the mandate to netanyahu is rival benny gantz now how about this special place for a round of golf with mt everest in the background golfers in nepal of been taking advantage of the himalayan scenery on the most spectacular course imaginable take a look at that there's only one real way to get to the course though

but true those attacks aren't the only worry of conservative leader andrew scheer he is also quite unpopular according to the polls in one of the closest races in recent years both the conservatives and the liberals may not win a big enough majority to govern alone. this is where jack singh leader of the left leaning new democratic party could come into play with approval ratings soaring for is already saying could become the kingmaker of canada's election as a prospective partner in a liberal minority government. let's bring in correspondent pablo for the las who joins us from downtown ottawa pablo we understand polls are starting to close in some places and we saw the prime minister casting his ballot how was the voting process overall. hi well it's been a hectic day here as you said the polls are beginning to close across the country the 1st newfoundland and labrador have already closed and over the next few hours we'll be seeing have the bigger provinces of cut back on as far as british columbia in on the west coast close and the results come in pretty quick here in canada we're hearing

each party will ultimately fare, but it's interesting because of because the conservative leader andrew scheers result. so it's been a really interesting fight as we've kept you across how these has worked out in canada. justin trudeau swept to power in 2015, you may remember he looked extremely young at the time, promising real change and a slew of progressive pledges at the time. now after four years in power his face criticism for his inability to follow through. his environmental record has been undercut by his support for the transmountain pipeline expansion project, just one example of the many issues that have come up during his first term. so it won't be easy for him at all as he continues as canada's prime minister. so that is the scene in montreal. as soon as he takes the stage of course we will take you back there. this is advisor briefing, keeping you across all these events going on around the world. the other big event of course is the ascension of the japanese emperor, he is formally ascending to the throne. 2000 delegates from all over the world are there for this incredible ev

andrew scheer, the leader of the conservative opposition, might try to take a tougher line with chinaeau has done, but i am not sure there is a lot of flexibility. canada is stuck in the middle between its largest trading partner, the u.s., and what is increasingly a u.s. adversary in china. a tough spot to be for canada. has interestingly been a quiet fund for foreign policy on china. most politicians around the world feel like it is a bit of a lose-lose situation on that front. what about the economy? what about fiscal spending? it seems like this relates bound -- this late bounce comes because of him doubling down on deficit spending. robert: i think it is that but from a slightly different angle. they have been able to attack the conservatives for cutting spending and existing programs or threatening to, and in that way, the liberals have tried to link federal leader andrew scheer to prevent show conservative leaders like doug ford in ontario. some of his social spending cuts have been perceived as quite unpopular. the liberals are talking about spending more. push theliance would

days away from the federal election, and the conservative leader andrew scheer is now in a dead heatith justin trudeau. evan solomon is with us now for the latest on this week's candidate account down. of course, we have seen this dead heat going on. anything surprising about what you're seeing in the numbers are what is grabbing attention in the final days? rodeo,da, it is a goat nobody can figure out what the election is about, there is no path for a majority. what is surprising, what nobody saw coming was the rise of a nationalist separatist party in quebec. they had 10 seats out of 338. they could double or triple that. that would stop a trudeau majority government. also a rise of the ndp factor that nobody really saw. we could be in for minority government territory here. the biggest winner out of the election could be the smaller parties. evan: that is why what you're seeing in the final week is what we call project fear. if you vote for them, the other guy will get in. the math in canada is fundamental. you have four parties that can make a difference, the conservatives, the l

>>'s attacks are not the only worry of conservative leader andrew scheer. is quite unpopular, according to the polls. in one of the closest races in recent years, most of the conservatives and -- both the conservatives and liberals may not win a big enough -- majority to govern alone. this is where the leader of the left-leaning new democratic party could come into play. with approval ratings soaring for his party, he could become the kingmaker of canada's election as a respective party -- partner in a liberal minority government. >> we are joined from downtown ottawa. you saw the prime minister pass -- casting his ballot. how is voting going today? pablo? because of the enormity of canada, the way they set it up is that every province permits its citizens to vote for 12 hours. they try to wrap it up around the same time, with newfoundland on the atlantic east, opening the polling in british columbia closing it. the result is almost decided in the largest province, in the toronto area, and ontario. this election is so tight. analysts are saying it could com

.>> eporter: conservative party leader andrew scheer is running to replace trudeau as prime minier. >it is such a pleasure for me to be here. >> reporter: he is pledging to balance thbudget, in part by reducing spending on infrastructure, and cutting foreign aid by 25%. he's also promising tax benefits.>> e are going to lower the first income tax bracket. we're going to bri back the public transit tax credit. leave benefits tax free, ladies and gentlemen. >> reporter: liberals say theser osals would raise canada's national debt, and scheer's pro-oil policies would beat devag for the environment. and they point to scheer's ownab political ities. canada's "globe and mail" newspaper revealed that scheer had never told the public heia holds both canand american citizenship, which scheers critics pounced on as ence of his untrustworthiness. meanwhile, trudeau has pledged to plant two billion trees within tenears to absorb carbon emissions. but at a llleral party ra a protestor decried trudeau's purchase of the transmountain pipeline project,m scing in french, "you are not the solution, you

it's not true those attacks aren't the only worry of conservative leader andrew scheer he is also quite unpopular according to the polls in one of the closest races in the recent years most of the conservatives and the liberals may not win a big enough majority to govern alone. this is where jack meet seeing a leader of the left leaning new democratic party could come into play with approval ratings soaring for his party saying could become the kingmaker of canada's election as a prospective partner in a liberal minority government i'm. here watching g.w. news still to call find out why it's becoming really tight in the buddhist league we ask if it's now the most competitive league in europe. protesters in hong kong have defied an official ban and staged more pro-democracy rallies so i'm turning violent tensions over 5 months of on the rest of spiked again after a protest leader and another activist were buying the assault a days ago. protests went on into the night define a ban by police. as has happened multiple times under the cover of darkness chaos descended a d w reporter i'm talk

it's not true those attacks aren't the only wary of conservative leader andrew scheer he is also quite unpopular according to the polls in one of the closest races in recent years most of the conservatives and the liberals may not win a big enough majority to govern alone but. this is where jack singh leader of the left leaning new democratic party could come into play with approval ratings soaring for his party same could become the kingmaker and kind of his election as a prospective partner in a liberal minority government. in the states is struggling to get an opioid crisis under control over the past 2 decades 400000 people have died and millions more are addicted to opioids about the legal and illegal con now a landmark trial will decide whether the pharmaceuticals industry should be made to pay for the crisis exams or phenomena reports from maryland about how the opioid epidemic is impacting people's lives just take it out the box hold your thumb on the bottom of the plunger and press one time and whichever nostril you prefer they are learning how to use narcan and nasal spray th

his conservative challenger, andrew scheer, calls him a fraud.so look set to gain. climate change epitomises trudeau's trouble. he approved a new pipeline to move canada's vast oil wealth to this western shore, and offset it with environmental safeguards and a big climate plan. but critics say climate champions don't build pipelines. over 200 people were arrested, standing right here. 22—year—old hayley zacks is a leading activist. the under—35s are now the biggest voting block, and some feel let down. will george tells me he feels betrayed. tankers and environmental risks will not apply. both liberals and conservatives back this project. i will continue going in these rooms, liberal or conservative, and yet the awareness that is going on here. they are making a decision to approve this, but at the paris conference, he claimed to be a claimant leader. claimant leaders don't build pipelines. this is where the pipeline comes in. judo tried to strike a balance, a transmountain pipeline with strict safeguards, plus an ambitious climate plan with a ca

but true those attacks aren't the only wary of conservative leader andrew scheer but he is also quite unpopular according to the polls in one of the closest races in recent years most of the conservatives and the liberals may not win a big enough majority to govern alone. this is where jack meet seeing leader of the left leaning new democratic party could come into play with approval ratings soaring for is party saying could become the kingmaker of canada's election as a prospective partner in a liberal minority government. another exciting weekend in the bundesliga back smell from d w sports is here with the breakdown so there's so many teams jostling for the top spot. what happened to shock at that one sunday yet they played yesterday and went into the game with a chance of going top if they won and they had previously won 4 games then drawn one so they were in good form but they faced hosts often i'm who the previous much they had beaten the reigning champions by in munich so let's see how it all shook out. hoffenheim welcome shellcode to the southwest looking for back to back wins

his conservative challenger, andrew scheer, calls him a fraud.im trudeau's progressive mantle. the greens also look set to gain. climate change epitomises trudeau's trouble. he approved a new pipeline to move canada's vast oil wealth to this western shore, and offset it with environmental safeguards and a big climate plan. but critics say climate champions don't build pipelines. over 200 people were arrested, standing right here. 22—year—old hayley zacks is a leading activist. the under—35s are now the biggest voting block, and some feel let down. i think a lot of us were persuaded byjustin trudeau in the last election. he was young, he was making all of these great promises. he hasn't come through on the promises that we voted him for, for climate action. he said he was a feminist, we haven't seen that in action. trudeau—mania hasn't died. he still draws crowds. supporters ready to forgive, even scandals like the brownface photos which surfaced. everyone deserves a second chance. i know certain things like this can happen. and that's with everyo

but true those attacks aren't the only worry of conservative leader andrew scheer he is also quite unpopular according to the polls in one of the closest races in the recent years most of the conservatives and the liberals may not win a big enough majority to govern alone. this is where joe meet seeing a leader of the left leaning new democratic party could come into play with approval ratings soaring forest party scene could become the kingmaker of canada's election as a prospective partner in a liberal minority government. for a zillion photographer sebastian gado has been awarded this year's peace prize of the german book trade at a ceremony and frank for salgado was recognized for his artistic commitment to the fight for social justice as well as conservation and climate protection his images consistently taken in black and white a future in numbers of exhibitions and books. sebastiano salgado 1st gained international acclaim for these photos taken in 1906 to show workers at the set up the world's largest open cast gold mine in brazil. so god is photo perfect almost staged leading critic

but true those attacks aren't the only worry of conservative leader andrew scheer he is also quite unpopular according to the polls in one of the closest races in recent years most of the conservatives and the liberals may not win a big enough majority to govern alone. this is where jack singh leader of the left leaning new democratic party could come into play with approval ratings soaring forest party saying could become the kingmaker of canada's election as a prospective partner in a liberal minority government. let's bring in correspondent. joins us now from downtown ottawa good afternoon to you so we just saw the prime minister there casting his ballot earlier today how was voting going so far today. hi brant well i mean because of the enormity of canada of course stretching across different time zones the way they set it up here is that basically every province permits its citizens to vote for 12 hours so what happens is they tried to sort of wrap it all up more or less around the same time with newfoundland over on the atlantic east opening the polling and then british columbia over i

neither the liberals of prime ministerjustin trudeau nor the conservatives led by andrew scheer are nowutright. cbc is projecting that the liberals will form a minority government. let's go live to toronto now and our chief international correspondent lyse doucet. it looks like justin it looks likejustin trudeau just it looks like justin trudeau just to get it. all the indications are that justin trudeau ‘s liberals will be returning to power. not with a majority that they won in 2015 but certainly with a minority government and it looks like more seat than the polls had indicated. the clock has struck midnight here in toronto, the polls closed right across the country when they finished in british —— british columbia two hours ago and region by region there isa hours ago and region by region there is a clear trend. 0nly hours ago and region by region there is a clear trend. only about 15 more ridings to be declared in the house of commons with 338 and so far 129 seats for the liberals and behind them, 110 for the levity of. but as is the nature of the first past the post system it is t

they look forward to working with the new government in canada opposition conservative leader andrew scheer took a different view he said large swathes of the country had rejected her toes policies he needed to change course so it cannot continue to attack our energy sector to kill big projects that get our natural resources around the world and that we will do everything we can to get our energy sector back on its feet and make sure that all canadians understand that when western canada succeeds all canadians succeed that may be true but in both parts of the country there are differing views the west thinks the east is stifling its petroleum based economy a lot of eastern voters favor aggressive action against climate change even if that hurts western oil production a trudeau minority government will have to seek support from smaller parties to its political. left making deals to get legislation through that might not be well received in the west it's a challenge for the opposition as well where the smaller parties it's a challenge to sort of know how much they can they can push for becaus

but true those attacks aren't the only worry of conservative leader andrew scheer he is also quite unpopular according to the polls in one of the closest races in recent years most of the conservatives and the liberals may not win a big enough majority to govern alone. this is where just me seeing a leader of the left leaning new democratic party could come into play with approval rating soaring for is party saying could become the kingmaker of canada's election as a prospective partner in a liberal minority government. and the potential kingmaker has taken his campaign to tick talk that's a lip sync popular with teenagers is of course a bid to reach those ever important voters d.w. reporter and millennial rebecca ritter's joins us with that story so for those normal one year olds out there what exactly is take talk well you say that but i might be showing my age here to say that i am till very recently also didn't i want to talk also don't feel ashamed if you're out there and you don't know what it is so i think it's a social video app for smartphone uses that lets you take little videos on

what mr share things privately and then directly to his closest rival conservative party leader andrew scheer who arrived to mock in chants of. that is a reference to his recently revealed dual canadian and us citizenship and your plan is to rip up the only serious plan to fight climate change than it has ever had right in 80 and i'm going to hire you as well mr xi or has vowed to in. trudeau's carbon tax which he calls too expensive polls give only. a realistic chance of winning a mandate in the october 21st election but the other candidates could become kingmakers analysts expect the liberal party to lose seats possibly even its majority and that would leave each side scrambling to form a coalition with enough votes to control parliament and the prime ministership in the end political analysts say the campaign is a referendum on trudeau's tenure at the question is do we want to continue. with our we want to go back to the previous government no i had a. time one of the time we are really contentious field vying for position just 2 weeks from election day none of the contenders seemed to wan

the result is disappointing for the conservative opposition leader andrew scheer who had been steadily improving his standing with the voters before the campaign he faced his own challenges on the hustings accusations of encouraging fake news and online trolling and revelations that he had dual u.s. canadian citizenship and hadn't told the voters he promised to fight on and hold mr trudeau accountable after the 2015 election when justin trudeau looked on stoppable when all the pundits and experts said it was the beginning of another trudeau dynasty that he would have 8 or even 12 years in power but tonight conservatives have put justin trudeau on notice and mr trudeau when your government falls conservatives will be ready and we will win the. climate change policy was a strong issue in this election with the conservatives promising to scrap a carbon tax brought in by trudeau's liberals and do more for the country's oil industry but most voters disagreed and backed candidates including liberals who promised more aggressive steps to fight global warming and the changing climate. call thi

reporter: his opponent is andrew scheer. he has called trudeau a phoney and hypocrite. here is what he said soon after trudeau's black face scandal broke. >> i was extremely shocked and disappointed when i learned of trudeau's actions. wearing black and brown face is open' mockery and racism. reporter: under canadian law the party that gets the most of votes gets to selects the prime minister. but it's only guaranteed if that party gets the majority of the seats in par limit. if they fail to do so, then some of the smaller parties come into play and that could make the election outcome here very uncertain. jon: soldiers killed in a tragic training crash at a georgia military base. a precarious situation that did not go pass planned new orleans as crews uses explosions to take down cranes leaning over the hotel that came down last weekend. as a financial advisor you have to listen. you listen to your client's goal of sending her daughter to the music school of her dreams. and you help her turn it into reality. principal. we can help you plan for that. start today at prin

but it would be difficult for andrew scheer to take over power.ncumbent it's to try to govern, to test parliament. if trudeau has anywhere near the same number of seats, we can expect them to do that in part because the other parties are more natural allies of trudeau. there are a few paths here. scheer takes power it will only be because trudeau concedes and if he concedes it means he's behind by a sizable chunk. romaine: in terms of the economics that could arise out of this, it does appear that some of the liberal policies have been enacted and there is a kind of long runway of a couple of years. it's not like those could be rolled back immediately. is that correct? yes, no one is pushing a particularly different path in the first couple of years. energy, though -- [no audio] looking at the candidate's , the coalition is probably down arrow for you. victory might be more up arrow, even with the product -- problematic ability to pass laws. now let's turn to that political unrest going on in chile. riots over income inequality extending to a four