david tate and leon swanson were swapped in a government run norway house hospital in manitoba. officials say dna testing has confirmed the mistake was made. norway house is made up of two northern manitoba communities. it has a population of about 5000. predominately in -- indigenous people. in november the manitoba government said two other men who were close friends were also switched at birth in 1975. at this same hospital. as they grew up people noticed how they resemble each other's families more than their own. >> first time could be discounted as a mistake. a second time in my view is a criminal activity. >> canada's health department operates the norway house hospital. officials say it will hire an independent party to investigate records and look into whether there are other cases. >>> the school district hired more than 400 teachers, currently there are just four vacant teacher positions with the district that's down from 70 last year. the district says strong candidates -- school officials are calling teacher vacancy levels a recent historic low. ousd launched an onl

jennifer richardson runs manitoba's strategy to battle exploitation and trafficking of children.government has committed more than $10 million canadian dollars each year to fund it. a huge sum for a population of only about one million people. this groundbreaking endeavor focuses on prevention, intervention, and legislation while trying to tackle the issue of why indigenous people, small minority of the population, represent more than three-quarters of all human trafficking victims in manitoba. both independent and government studies have detailed poverty, addiction, family violence, and sexual abuse as key factors. >> when you look at the context of their environment and what is going on in the sex trade, the level of violence, the level of drugs, it's almost like mental terrorism. the kids are just acting out what they're engaged in. >> they've been terrorized? >> right. >> back with detective chapco, we learn the two young women they have approached are indigenous. police will now follow-up with social agencies. >> okay. copy that. >> and that's what's different and revolution

in november, the manitoba government said two other men who were close friends were also switched at birth in 1975 - at the same hospital. as they grew up, people noticed how they resembled each other's families more than their own. a man dies at lake mead over the weekend - while scuba diving. it turns out he was a police officer from florida. the latest on a trip to nevada - that went wrong. and - a trooper kills a suspect during a shootout. now - we're learninig more about the man who died. and... federal law is opening the door for the commerical use of drones. how soon you could see them in action. more heat expected cooler temperatures ahead for labor day weekend. we'll see 103 on tuesday with 102 expected both wednesday and thursday. friday we'll see 99. southwest breezes start wednesday afternoon and continue thursday and friday to around 25 mph in the afternoon. for labor day weekend expect 97 saturday, then 96 both sunday and monday. stronger afternoon gusts will be with us saturday and sunday to around 30 mph. more heat expected through the workweek with cooler temperature

david tait and leon swanson were born in the same manitoba hospital three days apart. as they were growing up, people commented on how much each resemble the other. finally, they decided to take dna tests confirming that they had been switched. tait and swanson are having a hard time dealing with this. kathy: no kidding. >> i want answers. i want answers. i want answers. >> i don't know what to say. it turns out two other men were also switched at the same hospital in 1975. investigators are trying to figure out how all this happened. kathy: terrible. coming up in sports, week two of operation football. adrienne: including our feature game of the night between menomonee falls and greendale. stephanie sutton has your highlights up next in sports. kathy: first, here are tonight's ? >> i and in turn matt foster. week two of operation football starts right now. stephanie: thank you, intern matt. nice job out there. welcome to week two of operation football. the good news, no lightning tonight. great weather for friday football, including our featured game of the night, a n

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(jen it happened in the province of manitoba... and it's the second case in their rete year! reporters say: david tait and leon swanson were switched as newborns in 19-75... they'd been born just three days apart... and grew-up knowing each other... were close friends. but now, they share something ?tragic in common... they were each raised... in the wrong household... the men say: they've been ?teased, about looking like each other's families, more than their own... but the d-n-a confirmation... sent them ?reeling. swanson says: "at about 20 years old, people started teasing us, you know what i "regardless, they raised me. they took me from day one.'' --jen both men are now desperate to learn how this could happen... especially, since they're not the only case. two other men, born in the same hospital, the same year, were also switched. (jen) now government leaders have gotten involved... they've ordered an independent investigation... and they're worried... there could be ?more cases. and they fear: ((anjuli)) they promise to serve and protect... but who serves them? at one

we'll show you what that looks like in >>> maybe northern manitoba, the seat heaters. damp areas here and there. 270 eastbound side bunching up a little bit, but otherwise a smooth drive on 270 for the moment. starting to get busier, as well as i-76. you can see on the map, southbound side of 270, i-76, i- 25, 36, all basically wide open for us this morning. same thing here on c-470, and to dia. pretty nice, quiet start. all the overnight construction >>> a lot of numbers there. you could be driving around with someone else's license not know it. >> the dmv is taking responsibility. eric lupher joins us now outside denver d.mv to explain. >> reporter: the dmv admitting to accidently giving duplicate plates. the only duplicate plate we would want to see is on the other side of our car. but there is one guy we talked to who found out he wasn't the >> i got a letter from the state saying i owed them $4.75 for driving on a toll road somewhere. >> reporter: guess what, arvid anderson never took the toll road, so he double-checked and it wasn't his bronco in the pictures. pe

in 1975 dave and leon were hospital in man to manitoba. as they grew up people noticed how they resembled each other's families more than their own. >> when i was 20 years old people started accusing us of being switched. >> they want answers they want answers. >> the hospital where the two were switched serves indigenous cree nation people. the hospital says it will hire an independent party and look into whether or not there are other cases of babies switched at birth. and a pair of sailors stranded on a deserted island are found thanks to a mess "news edge thee in micronesia in the pacific. the pair set out and a vessel on the 17th but they never arrived at their destination. a navy aircraft rescued them after spotting their cry for help in the sand. and a colorado man is making >> who won't want to fly? a colorado man is really getting that chance. he is making sure that summer goes out with a blast as he entertai help of a jet pack. >> on a priceless summer evening, these people got a taste of something both beautiful, and bizarre. >>

it is the second such case at the same hospital in manitoba. the men were born three days apart in 1975 at the norway house indian hospital. it's not clear how they ended up going home with the wrong parents. it was an emotional discovery for both men. >> we >> i don't know what to say. >> they raised me, from day one. >> first time could be discounted as a mistake. a second time in my view is a criminal activity. >> it's not clear if there are any other cases, but more families have now requested dna tests. >>> whether it's a selfie or a group photo, scientists are finding certain instagram andy rose has more in today's health minute. for valencia, juneau, mayfair or hudson? filters are meant to add more color and intensity to your life. but some filters can actually signal the opposite. researchers from harvard and university of vermont found instagram photos can be analyzed to screen users for depression. the photos, filters and traits like brightness and color identify those who suffer from the illness better than a typical physician. the s

david tate and lean swanton were born at the same hospital in manitoba. people noticed how they resembled each other's families more than their own. this is the second time in that same year in that same hospital they had this kind of mistake. now it's raising questions about substandard health care for canada's indigenous people. >> the first time it could be a mistake, a second time is a criminal activity. >> canada's health minister says she is looking into what happened at the hospital. she also wants all records checked to see if there are other cases of babies switched at birth at that medical facility. >> wow. i know. >> wow. >> time is 6:41. reports of a possible active shooter at l.a.x. in los angeles turned out to be false. in 20 minutes the chaos that followed as passengers were evacuated and flights were diverted. >>> a police shooting on highway 101 on the peninsula. what a man wassing to on the side of the -- was doing on the side of the road that caused officers to open fire. >>> we're looking at a commute where traffic is doing okay on the

money has moved the manitoba got to focus on.ho want to go to work. give them the opportunity. charles: if the opportunities are being blocked, whet a start up from or the ease to play around with the capital. let me ask steve. hillary clinton is going to talk about penalizing companies that move jobs outside of this country. how she going to monitor that and know something is nonorganinonorgani c job and mcdonald's opens in china. you would have chinese people working there. would that really be a smarter solution rather than making it easier for someone to start a business and never think about moving? >> i suspect i'm closer to keep on trade and hillary clinton are donald trump. i'm much more internationally focused. they are companies that part their money overseas to avoid taxes. people that decide because they don't pay taxes there. it's a perfectly legitimate conversation. it's largely the same thing. charles: the m. version embeds completely different. more products outside of this country than inside. can we do that? is

manitoba in the premarket, the company's sales were down to -10%, now -12%.rane business in america really took down the sales more -- the sales numbers. not a lot of movement here in the premarket, jon. jonathan: futures marginally in the u.s., the dax back enable market, up 20% from the lows. /3 on the back of a weaker pound in the fx market. throwing it all out there, euro sterling, parity calls. we look at big moves from the dollar. figuring out a way to get to friday for the real action. that is when we get u.s. retail sales. in the bonds market, a letter supplies committee can survey, a three-year note, treasury, $20 billion worth. in the bond market, the headline is 10-year u.k. versus 10-year u.s., the widest on record. that wraps up the market moves for now. let's get to the headlines outside. >> china's promise not to militarize. according to the "new york are being built on the island in the south china sea. hangars are in the chinese air force. in northern syria, a hospital run by doctors without borders was struck in an airstrike. the hospital is

manitoba police say the duo smashed it's entrance door window, then ran off with three cases of no otherlps the ninja turtle? he uses a hockey stick. my kids are into the ninja turtles. >> and those guys were brought down by a moose also. >> now you played into everybody canadian stereotype you can think of. >>> it's nearing the end of summ summer. it means one thing for new york city, the united states open. >> rick is outside with chris everett. >> one of the all-time greats. this is one of the highlights of my life. clayton, you just said, by the way, you love watching the u.s. open so you can hear john mcenroe commentate. she also is a commentators. >> yeah, clayton. >> the u.s. open is starting. it's the last grand slam of the year. this year the olympics happened so a lot of players are maybe a little tired. >> it's been an intense summer for tennis. three grand slams and the olympics in a period of three months. it's understandable if some of the players are getting weary. it's the last grand slam and everybody gets pumped up, especially the american players. >> and the u.s. open