so it's a workable scenario usually. >> okay, john duffy thank you so much for your insight tonight.in, hope you'll join us again, thank you. >>> now leaders in canada's indigenous communities have urged members to make their voices heard in this election. they say are their participation will give more attention to aboriginal groups. once again daniel lak. >> reporter: election signs are not typically found on fir nation he as aboriginal communities are known here. aboriginals see themselves as equal partners coexisting in north america. in past elections, few took part at all. >> i'm not a canadian. no one has proven to me if you are not a canadian you can vote. if somebody comes in from the united states, can they come in and vote? >> the feeling in their community that the steven harper government has done little to address their challenges. unemployment, crime, lack of clean water. >> i've decided to vote and i actually voted in an advanced poll the other day, thinking that i need to be an example to our people. to let them know that i believe that exercising this option to vote

with me this hour, sandra smith, wall street journal's john duffy and kevin kelly.0 on the east coast, hillary clinton is going to capitol hill to testify before the house special committee on benghazi, she will face questions on a 2012 attack left four americans dead. the panel has come under scrutiny for being politically motivated republicans say the questions will be centered on the attacks, not her e-mails. after months of waiting we got an answer from joe biden about a potential run for the white house and is no. he said the window has closed for him to mount a campaign. this is seen as a victory for hillary clinton but he did take a few jabs at her in the rest of his speech. back on but hill congressman paul ryan as the close of replacing john boehner as speaker of the house. a supermajority of the house freedom caucus saying it will support ryan's candidacy. the vote fell short of an official endorsement but he has votes to secure the job. turning to markets, busy earnings period coverings setting the tone for market and the biggest story most recently is el

john! >> mr. duffy. i'm undone. >> i've never heard charlie rose described as a french girl! >> he is described as many things. funny. really funny. how do you take on politics? i love watching your take on >> yeah. >> there we go. >> let's say sex, we approve, we >> you're in favor? that's right. morning. much more sexual tension here than whatever matt lauer is doing. i don't know what he is dressed up as. i am guessing a giant carrot. >> no, he is charlie rose and she is norah o'donnell. these are our costumes. this is it. >> the politics, i love your take on politics in this country. do you and your writers get in the room and said i can't believe he said what? >> well, we kind of stay -- we kind of get to that. we get to i can't believe he said what once we start looking at the story. we tend to start with the story and then look at people's reactions to it. so our entry is rarely someone saying something stupid. it's something being interesting and then the people saying things stupidly comes soon afterward. >> if it's not changing in season two, is it evolving? >> it's

john mccape, yo-yo ma, and misty copy land >> "eyewitness news" has exclusive details about a renewed evident to and cover a dark secret buried along local train tracks that thousands ride under day. duffycut in east whiteland township believed the bodies of 51 irish rail workers are buried in a mass grave right next to the tracks they built 183 days ago. forensic evidence suggest some may have been murder. those samples will be sent to a university of pennsylvania archaeologist for analysis which will hopefully yield the exact location of that mass grave. >>> 183 years ago, the railroad buried some of its secrets here. things they didn't want anyone else to find out about. for 13 years we were trying to figure a way to get these guys out of here noun i think we've got it. >> from 2009 to 2011 the remains of six workers were found at duffy's cut. work has resumed now that the crew has permission from amtrak to dig on their property. what was supposed to be happy holiday for local family is now quite the opposite after a local township sent a violation notice telling that family to sake down a centerpiece of the celebrati celebration. "eyewitness news" reporter david superintendent has t