reporter: it is not clear when they will get to canada. the government promised to bring in 25,000 syrians. it has done that and now is slowing the pace of arrivals. the government would move faster. it is such a unique thing in canada to form a private group to sponsor a family. effect, it isreat worth it. canada's prime minister still wins of laws, but justin trudeau describes refugees as new canadians. s awe know difference source of strength. that is something we have to demonstrate. better jobs and outcomes for the entire country. did they sponsor refugees and they are not coming? >> there is more to do. >> i can write from one to 100. lyse: they feel they belong here. this vast country has long made space. like other places it is asking how many more will it make room for? how long will this warm welcome last? doucet, bbc news, toronto. katty: lucky families who found a home in canada and so many more thousands of syrian families waiting for a home like that. former brazilian president lula da silva will face trial for money launderi

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mÉxico y canadÁ fueron reconocidos como buenos vecinos de estados unidos.evento que destacÓ el lazo entre personas de estos dos paÍses. peggy: mÉxico y canadÁ serÍan ejemplo de la llamada polÍtica del buen vecino impulsada por franklin proceder -- roosevelt . esto esta ciudad de nueva york, que destacÓ y celebro la relaciÓn de estados unidos con ambas naciones. >> la Única manera en la cual la humanidad y nosotros vamos a salir adelante, es actuando en una manera de colaboraciÓn con nuestros vecinos de estados unidos, mÉxico y canadÁ. peggy: se honro a quienes con sus carreras profesionales han ayudado a estrechar el vÍnculo en estos paÍses. uno de ellos es alfredo quiÑones, mexicano americano quien llegÓ a estados unidos siendo indocumentado. empezÓ recogiendo tomates, hasta convertirse en uno de los neurocirujanos mÁs reconocidos del paÍs. >> pienso que estos eventos lo que estÁn haciendo es formar los puentes entre ideas, entre paÍses. peggy: buscar la cura para el cÁncer cerebral. su historia captÓ de la atencion del actor brad pitt y disney, quienes de

canada answers right back... canada actually scores two goals in 14 seconds. canada wins... 4-2. guess who could have helped? lightning goalie ben bishop... he was actually kept on the ?bench!((more)) but at least one lightning star is moving on. steven stamkos is on team canada. between usf and florida state... is now just a few days away. and it could rival the bucs... for the biggest game this weekend at raymond james stadium. the last time the noles were in tampa was 2012... and the bulls hung with the noles for most of the game. fsu coach jimbo fisher talked about the matchup earlier this week. and tuesday... usf coach willie taggart got his chance to talk about this and tonight at raymond james stadium... the second annual "red" invasion. a party for the ... the nickname for female bucs fans. the party gives those fans a special sneak peak at the new stadium upgrades.. and behind the scenes experiences. including a panel discussion with former bucs "ronde barber" and "john lynch." fans can even go into the bucs "war room" to see what its like on draft day. it starts at six

and sixth street shows hillary clinton and donald trump and says moving to canada. i'll sell your house. cory bar hard wants to create a ad that made people laugh. what if you wanted to move to canada after the election. there's five ways. mary a canadian. work to get a job. >> for teacher, engineer, or whatever, any of the professions, you can come the same day to canada provided you have a canadian employer that wants to hire you and is prepared to write a letter supporting you to come to canada. >> it not just selling your house and moving out. if you're will to go through hire a lawyer to make sure it done right and canada will be happy to welcome you. >> our mission is to connect the presidential viewers. we've reached out to the candidates. we want to hear from you. tell us what you want to know. share your thoughts with us by e-mail and facebook. >>> now we continue with a at the other stories. minimum wage workers in linn county are closer to raising the minimum wage. the first reading of raising the minimum wage over the next three years. they did remove pa

white horse canada, a town built during the gold rush located along the yukon river. now said to have the cleanest air in the world. a spectacular setting and last night's stunning performances that almost got william on his feet. >> you must dance. >> that's what he said. >> reporter: there was more to see the world famous northern lights often visible from white horse at this time of year. earlier the royal couple pigged grapes and tried local food during a tour of canada 30 years ago. tomorrow the duke and dutchess head back to their own children with plenty of stories to tell. >> and prince william and princess kate also spent time in yukon, canada visiting a museum and attending a community festival. so -- >> what a great time of year to be checking out that part of canada, the country's amazing over there. i want to check it out. >> beautiful. and i also want to know where kate gets all of her clothes. 7news straight ahead, everybody. >> 7news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> a deep sea mystery. a once missing boater is back home, but his mother still hasn't been f

the dock and dutchess of cambridge touring canada. the latest on their royal visit. >> and the cosmic change. many people freaking out, why they're up in arms over their zodiac sign. >> and we just heard about new details in the case of the boater who's rescued off the coast of martha's 79 yards, saying he had nothing to do with his grandfather's death. that story coming up at:0 people in westport, shutting down the highway during the morning commute. stay with us. my prescription cos keep going up. it's more expensive every year. it would be a lot cheaper to buy my medication from canada. kelly ayotte voted to block consumers from buying safe medicines from canada. and voted against lower cost generic drugs. kelly ayotte gets all that money from the big drug industry. hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. one in eight women will face breast cancer. early detection can mean the difference between life and death. planned parenthood gives new hampshire women

affair touching down in canada with prince george stealing the show. all eyes on charlotte mastering the wave on her royal tour. well, this is it, this is the moment they kick off their highly anticipated tour of the west coast of canada packing in more than 13 engagements of the next seven days. canadian prime minister justin trudeaux and his wife rolling out the red carpet welcoming the cambridges. complete with military honors and a 21 gun salute. >> we're so pleased that george and charlotte can be with us in canada this time around. beginning their own lifetime of friendship with this wonderful country. >> reporter: kate looking regal in a blue dress and a little bling borrowed from the queen. they began the tour with a royal remembering those who served. the prince took this day to thank their hosts for their warm welcome, and then saying a few words in french, or trying to. [ speaking french ] it's a little rusty, work with me. >> reporter: so this is an action-packed tour. the palace described it outdoorsy and casual, but they had a tea party w

and speaking as canada's trade minister, canada is very worried about that and canada is proud to bee world speaking against that. we really speak for the open society. we are a country that believes in open trade, and we are open to immigration. we think that is best for canadians, and we think is best for the world. we are out here, talking to our friends, our partners, our allies, and making that case. caroline: how do you negotiate with potentially, donald trump taking the helm? does that bring open trade to the standstill when the leader of the united states is against it? >> well, the u.s. has not happened yet. we have an incredibly close and tight and productive and fruitful relationship with the u.s. there is more trade done in goods and services between canada and the united states between any other two countries in the world. we are confident the american voters will make a great choice. we are also confident, this is a relationship that has endured before canada and the united states existed. we will continue to trade and be great friends, the matter what. guy: minister, t

a mother in canada says it makes light of a serious crime. after hearing the complaint, home depot apologized saying it they say they pulled the item ?u beuse of different complats sayi the face resembled a well phone serial creeper. it is still available in the u.s. and online. at this point. >> it is creepy. >> it is. i wouldn't want that in my window. >>> we will have another warm day tomorrow. but it will feel warm on friday. >> kathy sabine tells us the chances for rain and a cooldown >> all right, second time we are wearing a sweater this week kathy. i haven't gott any grief for it today. >> that is because the air- conditioning is on overdrive in the studio. in fall and we do this again onmore day tomorrow. e weather will not be the culprit tonight. traffic is just fine on 25 going both directions in and ar thinking daylight savings time comes to an end before long. not until november 6. sunday, november 6, it comes to an and we set the clocks back one hour so we will gain an hour of sleep. in the high country, snow foilage in the fore

actually make americans move to canada. canada.you're watching c-b-s 2 this morning -- covering the sand and nine, the state budget was in shambles. spending was slashed ten percent. jobs eliminated. salary cuts. unpaid leave. the governor, auditor and secretary of agriculture voluntarily cut their own pay ten percent. but, lieutenant govenor patty judge refused to cut her hundred and three thousand dollar salary by even a penny. right now on cbs 2 this morning...the latest changes while linn county gets one step closer to increasing its minimum wage. the one big reason local election officials aren't worried about a nationwide concern about hackers changing election results. the historic flights available to americans for the first time in a half century. welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm kevin barry. barry.and i'm kelly d'ambrosio. d'ambrosio. let's get a check of our cbs 2 some employees in linn county ae areone step closer to getting a raise. raise.the board of supervisors voted 4-to-1 to pass the first reading of a

canada takes game one -fpl final score. 3 to one. >> there's the goal there. 3 to one canada. over europe. >> finally here. biggest error of the night. at the yankees game. in the stands. searching for. any idea. >> . foul ball. >> a diamond ring. the entire. look at the poor guy. devastated. guess what they found it. in his coat pocket -fpt the whole time. it had fallen out of the box. into the jacket pocket. an usher got the jacket and looked through it. and said it's right here. the whole time. she did say yes. >> . we have seen a lot of ballpark proposals. >> . judge lynn: today on "divorce court"... rice: today, what i would like to the judge to do is actually just kind of talk some sense into francine and help her understand that just because her friends and everybody around us is getting married, that we shouldn't just necessarily rush into that situation. monroy: i want to get married. i want to have kids, in that order, not just however it happens, when it happens. ating. so, in order for us to move forward with some stability, she has to get over it and get past it.

it would be a lot cheaper to buy my medication from canada. kelly ayotte voted to block consumers from buying safe medicines from canada. and voted against lower cost generic drugs. kelly ayotte gets all that money from the big drug industry. hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions. when you take all that money it just changes you. kelly ayotte's not working for us. >>> welcome back to "gma" this sunday. well, it's will and kate's second official visit to canada and a lot as changed since their last visit. they're proud parents of prince george and princess charlotte who threatened to grab all their headlines in the best possible way. good morning lama. >> good morning to you rachel. we were right there at the airport in victoria. front row seat. the william and kate and their two little ones as they received a ceremonial welcome fit for a future king and queen. it was a royal family affair as william and kate touched down in canada with prince george once again stealing the show. all eyes on princess charlotte on her first

years from the last visit to can canada. >> reporter: a royal family affair touching down in canada with prince george stealing the show. all eyes on charlotte mastering the wave on her royal tour. well, this is it, this is the moment they kick off their highly anticipated tour of the west coast of canada packing in more than 13 engagements of the next seven days. canadian prime minister and his wife rolling out the red carpet welcoming the cambridges. complete with military honors and 21 give up salute. >> we're so pleased that george and charlotte can be with us in cap da this time around, beginning their own lifetime of friendship with this wonderful country. >> reporter: kate looking regal bling borrowed from the queen. they began the tour with a royal walk about, and a solemn moment remembering those who served. the prince took this day to thank their hosts for their warm welcome, and then saying a few words in french or trying to. [ speaking french ] it's a little rusty, work me. >> reporter: so this is an action-packed tour. the palace described it outdoorsy and casual, but they h

do we presume the bank of canada will have a rate cut?r this year were betting aggressively on a rate cut. there has been glimmers of good news in the last week in canada that has taken that chance off the table. we have a strong report on july march and this -- merchandise trade expert. the governor has put a lot of stock in fact that that's how the recovery will be generated. the other report is second quarter gdp, the economy shrank because of wildfires in alberta but we ended with a monthly gain % in june so the idea of a rate cut is starting to be priced out. the largestis trading partner of the u.s. and historically, the economy submitted in tandem. can you think of any other time when there was this much of a gap between the different central banks were not some lighting? -- were generating. >> they have historically tracked each other closely and it's rare to have any talk of canada cutting and the fed hiking as we did earlier this year. you have to go back decades before you see anything like it. it speaks to the deeper question

on food, canada led the world locally.et senator schumer one. >> show me off. we won't do much good. >> we are here for a serious and pick up your phone to g7 leaders, lift 500 million people out of hunger and malnutrition. these issues no ed to be at the top of their agenda next year. you've heard from two influential leaders who say your letters, tweets, e-mails, your action make as difference. >> a huge difference. so get to work. we need your help. >> there you have it. >> absolutely. >>> so today we are experiencing the power of music. how music speaks to us, inspires us as human beings and as global citizens. our next artist, truly a pinch yourself moment for me, a singer/songwriter who's remarkable 50-year career reflects an extraordinary journey. made him a global citizen known everywhere by two names. he was the second ever unicef ambassador and international man of peace award recipient who's taking action helping syrian refugees. ladies and gentlemen, this week he played his first full concerts in new york in 40

. >> reporter: of course at the center of this is 100-year-old iris canada. this is not the first time that protesters targeted this building. we believe it's the first time tenant so fed up confronted demonstrators. >> we started hearing people on our roof. >> reporter: those people she's referring to were protesters who broke into an apartment building next door to gain access to her roof. hanging a 21-foot banner over the building, rights over her window. reached out and tore the bottom part of the banner. her husband warned protesters they were trespassing. when they didn't comply, he climbed on to the roof, and with knife in hand, began cutting the cords that were holding up the banner. one of the demonstrators tried unsuccessfully to stop him. the tenant then ran and tossed the red banner off the top of the building. >> hell no, we won't go! >> reporter: outside, dozens came to demand that 100-year-old iris canada be allowed to stay in her apartment. >> we need to stand up to this kind of greed and make sure people can live in their homes as seniors and

canada takes game one -fpl final score. 3 to one. >> there's the goal there. 3 to one canada. over europe. >> finally here. biggest error of the night. at the yankees game. in the stands. all the people gathered around searching for. any idea. >> . foul ball. >> the entire. look at the poor guy. devastated. guess what they found it. in his coat pocket -fpt the whole time. it had fallen out of the box. into the jacket pocket. an usher got the jacket and looked through it. and said it's right here. the whole time. she did say yes. >> . we have seen a lot of ballpark proposals. >> . that's the most original. two shootings in denver. the latest happened just in the last hour. we got information from police on the scene. the 26 hundred block of east 46 street. that one man was taken to the hospital. in critical condition. the suspect is still on the loose. we have a crew on the scene. we'll get the late as we get it. >> . developing tonight. to a hospital. after a double shooting near the 25 hundred block of south federal. >> police tell us the injuries are nonlife threatening. no

>> caught on camera dissing canada's prime minister. more of the moment sure to make you smile, that's next. katy? >> oh, goodness. those little knee socks, so adorable. all right, folks, we know it may be monday, but you're probably already looking ahead to the weekend, especially if you have outdoor plans. well at this point it looks like it may be little unsettled, at minimal, it will start off on the damp side. temperatures say generally on the soon side of things, too, although sunshine may be limited. so, we talked about that potential for a system nearby, leading into the upcoming weekends. you'll be hearing more about that in my full forecast after the break. stick around. >> royal couple continues their tour of canada. >> despite a tiny, royal snubbing. >> prince william and the dutchess of cambridge spent the day in vancouver, yesterday, the couple's children, prince george, princess charlotte also in canada. made headlines this weekend when the three year old, declined to high five canada prime minister, despite daddy, prince

it would be a lot cheaper to buy my medication from canada. kelly ayotte voted to block consumers from buying safe medicines from canada. and voted against lower cost generic drugs. kelly ayotte gets all that money from the big drug industry. hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions. when you take all that money it just changes you. kelly ayotte's not working for us. >>> rob eicher is talking about his limbo forecast today. what are you talking about? >> nancy: okay. i get it there. i thought you were doing the limbo and i missed it. >> kris: that's coming up right now. >> rob: i'm not flexible at all. late enough tonight it's low enough for patchy frost in northern worcester county. patchy frost and a couple degrees colder. good chance for rain on tuesday, and then the question is, when does that system clear out of here. the weather for the end of the week is unsettled on the side. we have 55 in melrose, 55 in we willsly and we have 53 in readying and 55 in lowell. we saw lots of 30s in this rt pa of the area on the map a l

out in canada, in fact the canadian prices in minnesota being so close to canada, are 50% on average than american drugs across the board. the burden extends beyond patients, of course, to states and the federal government. programs such as medicare, medicaid, and the children's health insurance program or schip paid roughly 41% of the nation's drug costs. so american taxpayers are left footing the bill. so people who think, i don't need one of those epi pens. medicaid is buying them. we learned last week that the company that manufactures epipen and perhaps other companies have found ways to make taxpayers pay even more. mylan marketed epi pen like a brand name drug. we heard about this this week because they just introduced a generic version. it controlled, however, their other version, their marketing version controlled at least 85% of the market. and they would claim they were having some innovations, and that's how they justified that enormous price increase from $100 to about $600 from 2009 to present. however, through the medicaid program -- so remember they're marketing it no

>> smooth sailing for prince william and the duchess, kate, are on their second official visit to canada. and what a difference five years makes. first here's a look at today's temperatures. >>> "world news now" weather >>> authorities in cleveland are issuing a warning after seven fatal overdoses in one day. the victims died from either heroin or phetynol or combination of both. the cases are not believed to be linked. >> a tablet believed to be cause of a smoking problem causing and emergency landing in england this weekend. they reported spoke in the cabin, and officials say it was ca wedged in a seat. samsung not commenting on this. the faa is reviewing the incident. >>> no issues for the royal family, on the second official visit to canada. >> boarding yesterday to travel to vancouver. >> quite a lot changed in five years from the last visit to >> reporter: a royal family affair touching down in canada with prince george stealing the show. all eyes on charlotte mastering the wave on her royal tour. well, this is it, this is the moment they kick off their highly anticipated tour of t

and canada. this was all canada. usa actually had a load and canada scores two goals. canada wins 4-2. they're partying tonight, and i can tell you this in canada what they're saying is have you ever seen a duck pull a truck? the answer is no. >> i still am not sure what he is saying. >> you can't argue with anything he said. if you're a tennessee fan, you not sure what it means. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back with you know, some people, they shop all over town to save money. i just go to publix, find the signs with the deals and save. when you add it all up... it's a lot. how 'bout you? >>> and now your winning lottery numbers. five, 2, 0, 8, 9, 1. fanal five, 31, 17, 27, 16, 13. and lucky money, 41, 5, 4 #, 28, lucky ball, number 14. and your megamillions' winning numbers, good luck. 2, 22, 34, 62 and 72. winning megaball is 2. >> and the morning, steve? >> upper 70s it looks like. the slight possibility coastal showers, but probably past couple of days. the slight rain chance. we should top out. all of the rain chance also be slightly lower the

white is being delivered to a town in canada. hayley: tracking a few showers moving through town right now. when this pattern changes. sean: he is accused of screaming at a police officer come epping man went to court. and what brought down as he could bill -- a zika bill in the senate for the third time. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at noon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. center is moving to the granite state. good afternoon. i'm sean mcdonald. jen crompton is in seabrook as a convoy of firefighters bring a piece of the building to a small town in canada. jen: a piece of the world trade center is passing through new hampshire and firefighters from 4 states are here to accompany it on the ride. a convoy of firefighters from new york and massachusetts rolled on 95 in seaburg heading north. st of the few remaining pieces of the world trade center. as the 15th anniversary of 9/11 nears, it is being gifted to a small

ultimately, for canada's exports to be oil side of canada's oil industry.sources , away from the u.s., away from e of oil going to the u.s., new growth markets in asia. in the industry catches on and eventually, to europe as well. hasar, justin trudeau signaled a little bit that he may be giving the thumbs-up to for newral gas industry areas of the industry to be developed. perhaps bringim at the big guns, the duke and duchess of cambridge, william this weekare in bc visiting. a lot of eyes on bc and this decision. scarlet: thank you. it is time for the bloomberg business flash. carnival says third-quarter earnings beat estimates. those results were boosted by the results of the north american and european brands, as well as deployment in the caribbean. the company also boosted its full-year earnings outlook. bank of america's merrill lynch fined $12.5 million after an investigation into m ini flash crashes. rolling stone magazine publishers are selling 49% of the magazine. a staple since 1967, the startup will have no involvement in the editorial side. the

she represented canada on the women's relay swim team.>> it >> reporter: canada's personal in rio was taylor was in the third position in the 4x100 relay.>> you have to put a lot of trust in the teammate. >> reporter: with the race time of three minutes 32.89 seconds of the third place when and it canada's forty-year medal drought in the event.>> i was almost crying. >> reporter: she was not finished, raising in the third lake team canada to call a really happening again? i cannot describe it. it was an amazing feeling.>> reporter: taylor said coming home with two bronze medals and analytic tattoo definitely takes a few things off her bucket list.>> you get another one for the next olympics next >> i think what is enough. >> the roster down to the lead maximum 53. surprising names are on the list and arizona sun devils open up tonight quarterback manny wilkins making his first start plus i absolutely love my new york apartment, but the rent is outrageous. good thing geico offers affordable renters insurance. with great coverage it protects my personal belongings should they get damage

the royals are visiting canada right now. them at the tarmac. he's staring him down. the little guy wouldn't even give a high five. the princes lease him hanging. >> the world family is on a day tour of canada. >>> the greatest careers in sports. that's offense really the only voice of the la dodgers since their move to california in 1958. he called his final game last night. he announced early this year he was not broadcast the playoff game so you knew in his final day with me. if you started a new job today final day will be sunday, september 26 of 20 2083. >> that puts it in perspective. >> >>> the sports world is mourning the loss of josi hernandez. >> the honor their former teammate today by all wearing his jersey with his name on the back. a very emotional scene. >> it's gone. >> elites of the game with a home run across his home plate in tears. but this powerful scene. they announce the going to retire fernandez is jersey. miles. >>> it wasn't pretty sunday. the cardinals one and two. the cardinals have played this bad since last season's nfc championship game

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george has visited australia >> we are delighted to be back in canada. that's why we're so pleased that george and charlotte can be with us this time around. beginning their own lifetime of friendship with this wonderful country. >>> the public will only see the children when they leave. >> don't they look so royal though. they look very royal >> and the babies are growing so fast. >> 4:57. still ahead fayetteville teacher is stopping on an american flag during this morning. >> what he plans to do today to fight that decision. in the meantime a live look outside. feels a little bit like fall. how warm is it going to get? we'll be right back with a look at your forecast >>> good morning to you. thanks for waking up with us and watching cbs north carolina on your monday. >> good morning, everyone. happy monday to you. allie will have a look at your morning commute but let's check in with alyssa. i can feel a taste of fall out there this morning. >> well, it's certainly going to feel more fall-like in the 70s. overnight lows in the 50s. that's not what we'r

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compliments of a big old area of high pressure that's coming out of canada right now. that's going to run things not only today but tomorrow as well. however, we have a strip of rainfall out toward the central plains states. until then, look at this. we have a lot of cold air across most of the northeastern quadrant of the country. ahead of the rain, big changes. of humidity out that way. that comes in monday night and tuesday. until then, we are looking beautiful. high and dry today. but that doesn't come without consequences. the combination of some gusty winds and the try air today means an elevated fire risk out there for today. so if you are planning on doing any sort of burning, you might want to check ahead with your local fire department. no rain today. no rain tomorrow. tuesday, though, we have some medium impact from a bit of rainfall that comes in, and maybe down toward the islands dealing with some rainfall, a little bit left over into wednesday. we'll have a complete look at the since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care.

josh: ta piece is expected to arrive in new foundland, canada. many of our firefighters are joining the journey. jennifer crompton has the story. >> a convoy of motorcycle riding firefighters escorted a piece of the world trade center up 95 on wednesday on the way to canada in time to mark the 15th anniversary of 9-11. >> over 300 firefighters lost their lives, either we knew someone there, the civilians, or they worked the pile or they work the pile. >> 15 years ago i wasn't a firefighter. it's pretty much why i became a firefighter, i think. >> new hampshire firefighters joining those from new york and massachusetts with very little notice. >> it's just a brotherhood. it's what you do. our way of giving back. >> this is a personal journey for george shea. >> when we saw the first plane hit the tower, we responded to ground zero. >> he delivers pieces of world trade center steel as tokens gratitude. this one to gander, new fo foundland. the flights were grounded that day. >> for three days, they housed them and washed their clothes for them. bou

north of the lane we're seeing cool stuff coming in from canada. south of the line it's humid and warm with temperatures in the 70s across the carolinas and the virginias. once the front pushes through, there's a chance of a spritz or sprinkle accompanied with it, another chance of a shower monday night into tuesday morning, really that's it, most of the seven-day forecast is dry, temperatures are warm, it's nice and quiet across the lower 48 if you're traveling over the next couple of days. this is the air mass, look at the 30s showing up across southeastern portions of canada. this is the air mass dropping south across the mid atlantic and the northeast states. watch what happens over the next few days, 74, 75, the idea for today is clouds giving way to sunshine later on, first thing tomorrow morning, 40s everybody north and west of the delaware river. low 50s be south and east. tomorrow afternoon, football weather, temperatures struggling to reach 70 degrees. look at the surrounding suburbs mid 60s for highs. tomorrow night into monday morning,

canada would not let go if they move on to face team era.r match will decide the semifinal match at. in a nationally good chance to come the dodgers. two more home runs from san francisco called passive injury firm johnny cueto. the all-star pitcher with a sixth inning. the win, the giants pulled into a three-way tie for first place. they are tied with that and the cardinals who beat the rockies. the miami marlins find themselves four games back of his three-way tie. cheryl: coming up, just six days for the first presidential debate. the focus has turned back to national security. >> we need extreme dieting but we don't need anybody until they find out what's going on in these regions of the world. cheryl: the latest from the campaign trail. the text that too much could be microsoft. 1% ahead of the opening bell after raising its dividend and announces a $40 billion stock buyback. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning and breaking news. ♪ ♪ there's no one road out there. no one surface... no one speed... no one way of driving

and then there's a smaller cluster of them here in what comes to be called upper canada, we now call it ontario. so the american revolution isn't just generating the united states, it's also generating an english-speaking canada because before the american revolution almost all of the people living in canada were frank to phones who had been conquered by the british empire in a previous war. and now we're getting a comparable number of english-speaking peoples that will go into canada and will become the great majority in the, both here in the maritimes, but also over in the future ontario. so canada as a bilingual society and one quite different from the united states in citizen many ways -- in many ways, believe it or not, i know americans don't believe that -- is generated out of the american revolution. and canadians particularly in these regions are quite proud of it. they don't think that their cause was a bad one. and this is a painting that was done in the 1930s, very similar to the style of historic paintings that you see hanging in american post offices from the 1930s. only