then he tend down to run for the ontario liberals.ls won the seat. so that part hoff thester we're seeing and as i'm keeping an eye on those scrolling writings we're going through, you keep sealing liberal, liberal, pop up at the front of the screen. some races are tight. some traditional areas where the ndp is in charge, but the liberals showing here is dramatically different than what was happening four years ago. >> look at that number on the screen. liberals leading or elected in 181 seats. >> just remind miami what they started with again? 34. >> 34. now, we keep saying this -- a lot of these have not been final ized in fact. a lot of parties. conservatives are still in single digit receipts. and same with the ndp. but nevertheless this is the broad sweep of the look of things as it stands right now. it's going to change before the evening ends. but it's not going to change in any dramatic fashion. in terms of first, second and third. ... even in places where liberals did not expect to make any progress. let me bring you through

even a couple of showers here north of ontario. this is associated with a cold front that will be coming through with passing clouds tonight. on the other side of it, it will be a little bit cooler tomorrow. enjoy the afternoon p we are making a run toward 70. in boston over the next 12 hours, we get a couple more degrees. more on the cooldown is coming up in a little bit. >> still on alert for more historic flooding. dozens of dams are in danger of breaching at any moment. it is forcing even more people from their homes. >> more evacuations in columbia, south carolina. we' re told at least 11 may open concern with several rivers at or near the speech, continuing and kept rising. >> the columbia canal also using helicopters to transport sandbags weighing thousands of pounds to try -- water levels on the canal. >> i have three children on home -- at home. >> as of wednesday morning, 40,000 homes were still without centers. for many residents, finally able to turn home and what they found was utter devastation. >> i do not know that

the same thing in ontario and quebec. we have a leadership -- [indiscernible] -- that waits for the federal government to force them. and we have work to do together. but you have referred to -- preferred to sit down and not do anything. and we are losing our international reputation. exactly about the continental approach. you have done nothing since that time. is not part not -- of the solution. [indiscernible] is integrated on energy, on the environment, on the growth. this is what the leadership that you didn't have within the last 10 years. take cannot -- cannot lessons from the liberal party of canada that has targets. p.m. harper: we have embarked on a system. what we are doing in our government as we are making sure we know exactly where we are going to reduce emissions in a way that preserves jobs and doesn't impose taxes on consumers. we are increasing sector by sector. sectorstation and other , we are proceeding in collaboration with the united states. in the electricity sector, we have actually preceded in col

a curl to this cloud and radar signature here across part of ontario. this brings down a front from that and thats front that will be coming through in the next couple of hours. not a lot of fanfare with it. a quick shower, that's about it. downpours from the morning, you can see those rocketing away. so as we go through the night, well, that isolated shower predominantly in the evening then we drift back through the 60s then in the low and mid 50s by morning. partly sunny sky in the morning. can't rule a sprinkle for tomorrow but still above normal even for tomorrow. take a lock at the forecast >> turning to voice your choice coverage, the stage is set for the first democratic debate in las vegas. >> reporter: it's hours away, hillary clinton and bernie sanders will face off for the first time on stage. they'll be joined by three others. >> elizabeth: it has been a loss up but tonight that could change. let's head out to tim caputo live in las vegas with a preview. >> reporter: good evening. from sunny las vegas, where the debate is only about four hou

but it's worth noting that it is cold across parts of northern ontario and when ex. our front back across western new york and slicing through new england here in the next couple hours the wind may surge out of the northwest but it will clear out eeverything. the rain, the humidity, what there is of it and showers late tonight. so the set up for tomorrow is beautiful. a superb day, 59 in boston, only because i do believe we'll see a sea breeze late in the afternoon afternoon. 60 a good bet from about lawrence to framingham and then down through attleboro too. sunday's forecast is a little warmer. we turn up the dial just so. get you maybe to 70 in lowell. hudson, framingham, waltham too. boston chance has a chance to warm up. our winds out of the south southwest. don't forget though sunday morning it's going to be chilly. our temperatures will be in the 30's. we may wait to a frost but a huge turn around. that's a big jump in temperatures. saturday 59 to 69 at the topsfield fair last weekend forward and a good weekend way to go out on a good note here. the climb cont

we have no excuses to explain our system of supply in quebec and ontario.people are very worried because they know that three weeks prior to the election everything is allowed. >> mr. harper went public and said if you're in the auto sector you should be worried about what he's negotiating in the transpacific partnership. on mr. harper's watch we've lost 400,000 well-paid manufacturing jobs. there are 80,000 well-paid manufacturing jobs in the auto sector. what's on the table? when president obama wanted to discuss this this week, this is how good the relationship is, he phoned the president of mexico. we were frozen out. i'm quite concerned about what's being left on the table by the conservatives, and our dairy farmers have everybody right to be concerned. i think supply management is on the table. and mr. harper doesn't keep his word on these things. ask anybody in newfoundland, labrador, when he got their approval on the european trade deal it was on a promise to give them money to compensate what they were giving up in terms of processing of fish and h

george, ontario were decorated saturday night and people were out celebrating. but not for halloween. they were taking part in a christmas parade. and for a very good reason. candace daniel shows us how one town is helping a young boy get what could be one of his last wishes. candace: 7 year old evan leversage opened his christmas presents today >> i said to him, merry christmas, evan. and he said merry christmas mummy. and you know it's been a very special day, a busy day. >> having all these people come together and want to make a parade for evan is truly amazing. candace: evan and his family had to celebrate christmas in october. doctors say because of a brain tumor, he won't make it to the 25th of december. so his whole town of st.george, ontario, an hour and half outside of toronto, has come together in the most remarkable way to celebrate christmas in october with him. evan got his very own parade. >> we had almost 240 floats to be in this parade, we had to cut it down to 25 because the essence of this entire thing as evan. >> how nice to be able to celebr

a shipwreck in lake ontario. now time for our you local hot shots. it appears that smokey the cat is practicing his scary look for halloween. yikes. by logging onto u u sean: a team of shipwreck hunters say they made an incredible discovery in the great lakes. they say they found the wreckage of a propeller-driven steamship more than 150 years after it sank in a storm in lake ontario. feet deep in the water. new york law does not allow divers to salvage items from historic wrecks, but they are hoping to record more of the wreckage next year. this is often why divers don' t say exactly what they found down there. erin: we are featuring a slideshow of some of the worst listen to this. employers reported the excuses in a survey. one employee said she could not come to work because her cat was stuck inside the dashboard of her car. >> a woman said she was going to the beach because the doctor told her she needed vitamin d. not make it to work because his wife put all his underwear in the washer. sean: what about commando? kevin: oh boy. sean: i' m just s

look at temperatures over in ontario, only the 20s and lower 30s, that's a band. we have a freeze warning where we have a blue shaded area the darker blue for the cape including the city of boston as the freeze watch for tomorrow night. so we do have a can can a couple cold nights ahead. most of us only in the 40s tomorrow, overnight lows coming up. guys. >>> we begin with breaking news this morning. state police say the baby at the center of an amber alert overnight is receiving emergency medical treatment at a hospital this morning. an amber alert was issued around 2:00 this morning after police say 52 years old took off with herrity hydrated 2-year-old, and ignored medical personnel who thoarld to take told her to take the baby to the hospital. the police took her into custody an hour later. >>> he breaking overnight a state trooper is in the hospital this morning after a tractor trailer slammed into his crouper trooper and caused a bunch of damage. police say the worker was on a work detail whens crash happened last night. he was taken to mass general. we stil

lake-effect weekend snow fell fairly steadily in oswego- along lake ontario- with nearly six inches on the ground in some spots. a flurry of flurries fell to the east, outside albany. no real accumulation reported, but a sure sign that winter is waiting in the wings. walking up to hull public library, you'll notice something new right outside the doors. the library in hull, iowa decided they needed a statue that would serve as a visible way to say thank you to the community for their dedication. it's an alice in wonderland themed sculpture that took over 8 months to make. it began with drawings, a prototype was made, and then the cutting, welding, and powder coating all before the final assembly of the piece. it pictures alice walking through the looking glass and part of the story written out on book pages. library staff say they've never had anything quite like this before. "it's just a fun, unique aspect to the library you know it's something that draws people's attention as they go past," said hull public library director, matt hoehamer. tonight at 6, we will have more on the welde

low-pressure spitting up in ontario province. and been active in the rocky mountains. if you are traveling on friday, there is a system that will move on it. st. louis, partly cloudy. ridge of high pressure slides off. clouds increase as the day goes long. going to let some moisture. friday morning, sunshine in the metro, clouds west. rain starting to move it around 8:00 p.m. it pulled out of the metro just after sunset. eastern iowa before the skies gradually clear. i would say the southern half of the state, a better chance. west-northwest winds at 5-10. beggars night, going to be in the 50's. and looks like showers maybe moving in. i think the best chance will be around 8:00 p.m., so get out early to avoid the rain. saturday, showers early. looks like 68 degrees on sunday. saturday, time to set the clock back as daylight saving time comes to an end. 70's monday, tuesday, and wednesday. sunshine, cooler 50's thursday and kevin: thursday night friday. football tonight here on kcci me those regular changes we tell you about. coverage starts at 6:30 right after the news

. >> you don't have to go clear all the way to india, you could drive to windsor ontario from detroitxico from the southwestern border and find american branded drugs at significantly cheaper prices. how does that work? how does drug pricing work in a world that's becoming increasingly borderless? >> well, it's -- the way drug manufacturers, research-based drug manufacturers were able to maintain price differences is there are borders in drug pricing in the sense that many other countries, governments exert some power over drug prices. there are differential the incomes, prices that can be maintained in the united states can't be maintained in subsaharan africa or places in europe. i'm from canada originally so i do know people do drive across the border to take the lower-priced medicine. whether it's a way people are going to respond to this daraprin situation i don't know. but for the lower prescription drugs they do do that. then there's a question are you getting the real drug? sit a copy? is it safe? i don't know, i wouldn't want to make other people's decisions for them. but the

lake-effececsnow fell steadily in oswego- along lake ontario- with nearly six inches on the ground in some spots. yesterday started out with wind chills in the 20's, and a hard freeze was expected this morning. icy roads and bridges were a problem, with numerous accidents reported across the area. siouxlanders walk to help feed the hungry. more than 300 people took part in the 39th annual crop walk, yesterday, in sioux city. they headed out from grace united methodist church and hiked three miles, raising funds to help fight hunger here in siouxland and around the world. this year's goal was to raise more than 30- thousand-dollars. ay tuned for the farar market numbers anana look at how wall street is doing on this monday afternoon. also... more vehicles are added to the takata airbag recall. is your g-m vechile on the list? ktiv would like to send out ananversary d birthday wishes to our viewers.s. roger wieseler of crofton, nebraska celebrated his 80th birthday on sunday october 18th. eldon and lois stolpe celebrated their 69th wedding anniversary on sunday doris coartney of whiting

itst actually bringing in some ontario. i would not be shocked if a couple of these survived into the catskills and poconos well north and west of the city. elevations above say a thousand or 1500 feet if you get an isolated shower or sprinkle during the afternoon both today and tomorrow, it could actually be mixed with a couple of wet snowflakes. 49 newark, 49 teterboro, 48 in central park. at monticello. lower 30s, parts of northwestern new jersey this morning. 48 belmar, 51 on the island and southwestern parts of here's your day planner. we're up to 52 by noontime. not much of a recovery. 54 by 4:00. look at the wind coming in from the northwest at 12 gusting up to 25 miles per hour at times. that will drive windchills into the lower 40s for much of the day. we eventually have a warmup in your accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll talk about that a little later in the half hour. lauren back over to you. >>> breaking news in queens, investigators are on the scene after a woman was found burned to death inside a bathtub. p

severe weather into ontario and over towards quebec the big topic a messy situation. if you are traveling you want to slow down on the roads. this is bringing rain/snow mix and freezing rain on your thursday and friday. that's a look at your world weather. here is your extended outlook. >>> and we have one more story to share with you. japanese business owners are hoping fashion and food choices of foreign shoppers will translate into better sales. women representing about 70 countries and territories are in tokyo for the miss international beauty pageant. each received coupons for the department store. and they head today the cosmetic section to cash them in. >> i'm buying a face brush. i have been looking for it everywhere since i came here. i'm so happy. >> then they tried japanese delicacies. >> really fresh. >> wonderful. thank you. >> the contestants shared photos of their day on social media uploading to facebook and instagram. organizers say people all over the world are interested in fashion choices of contestants. >>> and that wraps up this edition of "newsl

. >>> august 2001, ontario, canada.nts witness a fiery blaze aboard a freighter ship in the welland canal. >> i think the bridge is automatic, they're saying. >> moments earlier, the great lakes freighter named "the wind dock" carrying 26,000 pounds of wheat, approaches the alenberg bridge. >> can it stop? >> no. a boat that size. >> oh, my gosh. oh! >> there's people in that top part, eh? >> just before 9:00 p.m. as the ship nears, the operator begins to lower the bridge, too soon. the captain struggles to shop the ship frantically trying to get the bridge operator's attention. he drops anchor, but the ship's momentum makes a collision inevitable. >> there's guys up in that bridge. >> to the horror of those watching on the shore, the 730-foot-long freighter slams into the steel bridge. its upper deck completely tearing off. the crash first sheers off the smokestack, then the ship's wheelhouse with the captain still inside. the bridge is pushed clear off its track. >> i've never seen such a thing. they could be killed.

snow in parts of ontario near hudson bay. that cold air is staying to the north. the only thing that could keep us from being as warm or a little warmer than today just some periods of cloud cover if they come at the wrong time during the middle of the day. 50s in suburbs, showers staying to the north, patchy clouds at times tomorrow, a late day shower in the catskills, poconos. it would be early evening if it reached new york city, long island, coastal connecticut and jersey shore, after that it will move away. here is jr. seven-day forecast, not too bad. tomorrow stands out. 76 and nice warm breeze. the cool air makes a comeback on friday, a little windy as well. on saturday sun filtered sun you notice the high at 58. mild around sunday but it will get off to a wet start. i think we can have a quarter inch of rainfall in the early morning hours maybe until let's say 11 or so in the morning. after that the sun tries to breakthrough. cool blue skies on monday and 60 and quiet. we'd like to see whatever big ticket item there is late week get here and get out by hal

other artists promise to finish the painting and dedicate it to tony -- ontario antonio. >> he was just a bright light in the community. >> for killings in 24 hours? it said. it's really sad. >> some say he got into an argument with the shooter but it is long from over with the investigation. >>> the mayor of oakland -- oakland said she will create a special cabinet to look at housing affordability. kriston heirs was there. >> reporter: solomon lost his home three months ago. >> we don't have a place to go permanently. >> he says he is lived here for 33 years but his landlord wanted him out so he could bring in someone who could pay the market rate. >> we need affordable housing here in oakland. 4 it's a story rebecca kaplan has heard countless times. their tenants losing their homes for reasons that are actually illegal. oakland is leading the nation in job growth but lagging in housing. the city has a plan called the housing equity roadmap. the plan would build more housing using money from developer fees and require new developers to contribute to affordable housing and make use of p

lake effect snow fell steadily along lake ontario... with nearly six inches on the ground in some spots. yesterday started out with wind chills in the 20's... and a hard freeze is expected this morning. icy roads and bridges were a problem... with numerous accidents iowa is moving up in the rankings after a win over northwestern... next man in akrum wadley rushed for 204 yards and four touchdowns on saturday. it's the first time the hawkeyes have had back to back 200 yard games from different running backs. final score... 40 to 10. iowa is now number 12 in the "a-p top 25"... up five spots since last week. the team would have to lose twice to not make the big ten championship game later this year. the hawks now enter a bye week... before hosting maryland on halloween. iowa state isn't so lucky... they're up against number two baylor this weekend. it comes after the team's late loss against the horned frogs on saturday. it started off well for the cyclones... they lead 21 to 14 in the first 15 minutes. but texas christian pulled away in

so the entire town of saint george, ontario, wanted to make his final wish come true, to celebrate christmas. they decorated the streets and held a christmas parade. >> i said to him, you know, merry christmas, evan and the first thing he said is merry christmas, mommy. >> it's the most amazing thing. >> and of course, santa claus also came by. he gave evan a ride on his sleigh. >>> still ahead, we'll hear from kansas city and steve overmyer tt2watx#@n4 p bt@qj4@ tt2watx#@n4 p "a@qz8$ tt2watx#@n4 p bm@qq3( tt4watx#@n4 r dztq 4/, tt4watx#@n4 r entq d+l tt4watx#@n4 r gzt& ],4 tt4watx#@n4 r hnt& m"x tt4watx#@n4 r iztq 'k tt4watx#@n4 r jntq 5;@ tt4watx#@n >>> time to check in with steve overmyer and your cbs 2 wfan sports update. the mets in kansas city? >> and ready for game 1, which isn't until tuesday. but they're there and may have had time to celebrate and bask in the glory of winning the pennant. i think that switch flipped today when they hopped on that flight to kansas city. in the middle of a light rain this morning, the mets hopping on a bus to make their way to the airport. for years,

this happened in ontario, california. summer marcot was driving a friend to work when an officer moved into her lane in front of her. she noticed the weapon on the back of his bike. you can see it right there on the highway, and it started to tip over. >> all of a sudden, the shot gone hit the ground. it had its barrel pointed at us, and terry and i were like, oh, my gosh. >> i'm sure they said more than that. >> she slammed on her brakes, honked to get drivers to stop and get the officer's attention. she took a picture on her cell phone. the officer came back around, pinged up his weapon and drove away. >>> a vicious attack on a subway. walter hunter shows us how a man nearly killed tried to fend off a pair of robbers. >> reporter: septa video shows a victim whose identity we're concealing being beaten and tasered by a man and woman who have just snatched his bag aboard an l train at the millborn station. jolts from the taser, tossing the victim onto the tracks directly into the path of approaching trains. >> she tases t

second front, barely 50 on sunday, snowing behind the front, over parts of quebec and ontario. temperatures west of hudson bay freezing and below in the teens there earlier in the day. futurecast for tomorrow morning, heavy coat, winds pick up, 36 in monticello, 46 islip. mid-50s at best. we head towards sunday morning, 28 in monticello, freaking -- freezing in newburgh, sunday afternoon, barely 50 in most spots. a couple flurries to the north and west. brisk and cooler tomorrow, making strides for the alzheimer's walk. bundle up and it will be dry, first flex north and west. sunday 46. seven-day accuweather forecast, upper 30s north and west, tomorrow 56, just a spot shower, mostly dry, citi field tonight -- tomorrow night, 38. still cold on monday but less wind. right back into the 60s if not near 70 by midweek next week. >> very -- airing my secrets on national television or at least locally. rob powers up with mets. >> coming up on eyewitness news got wall-to-wall mets coverage league championship series. it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only

low pressure is cranking up across ontario outside of ottawa. that moves up to northern quebec and the gaspe peninsula and a couple of cool fronts moving through. one now, one later on tomorrow. that will keep temperatures in the 50s, upper 50s, 61. we could make it in taunton. 57 in boston. about 59 duxbury. 55 salisbury and lawrence at about 56 tomorrow. saturday it looks like the clouds will creep up on us as we go through the day and into the evening hours. we'll be mostly cloudy in fact. moon should rise around 9:00. that will look neat. behind the high clouds, 48 turns to 442009 6:00 and 8:00. so plan on, you know, a cool night. not frigid, not cold, but chilly. don't forget our sunrise sunset times are changing up as we turn the chock back on halloween night. by mourning, our sunrise at 6:17 on the first of november. the sunset at 4:38 so early risers we get the sun a little earlier but into december you know the sun rises over 7:00 again. 41-46 tonight. sunny and cooler tomorrow. 56-61. 7 on 7 forecast, all right. sunday might be a quick

but much cooler air sitting back in the great lakes, southern portions of ontario. that builds in here starting over the weekend. here's how it all plays out on the jet stream, notice more blue and green than anything else. compared to what we've had over the past several days and that means temperatures at or below the average starting sunday and into monday. we'll start to see temperatures much lower than what we've seen the past couple of days as early as thursday, friday and the weekend. so where do they line up? shower and then some clearing overnight. tomorrow we get a little sun, some clouds and a popup shower in the afternoon. notice temperatures, the average high 61, so we're a little above that, it's right at the average for thursday and friday, and then several degrees below on saturday, nowhere close to the average on sunday as it is going to be cold for the second half of the weekend. starts out very chilly monday and then it begins to warm back up. but i failed to say there could be a few flurries up north starting friday night. jennifer: oh, sure, you

in parts of central areas of ontario and northern quebec. starting with tonight, we're mild, at least for mid-october standards, in the 40's. rain showers primarily north and west. over. clouds mostly moving in by dawn. let's break it down for you, our temperatures as mild as 47 along the seacoast. most of us in the 40's and again most of the showers across vermont, although some will sneak across the border into our own northern and western areas of new hampshire by the wee hours of the morning. for the day tomorrow, rain up north in the morning will taper off to just leftover showers in the afternoon. there will be some sun south. highs a little deceiving because we'll get into the upper 40's to near 50 north and the rest of us in the 50's and lower 60's. you're saying that's the same as today, right? not really because that's going to happen in the morning, then temperatures fall through the 50's during the afternoon with a blustery west northwesterly breeze. and they keep falling. we drop into the 30's by friday night as those showers wo

a chunk of chilly air up up across parts of western and northwestern ontario, that is on the move. that will put a dent in our temperatures this weekend. the head of the charles is a chilly one for spectate outside and athletes. 55 and 48 with a northwest wind making it feel colder. saturday, that 55 is going to feel cold and sunday that speaks for itself. our temperature trend is staying that way with a normal high temperature of 62 we're no where near that with wind in the 30s on both sunday and monday. hire is the peek of highs on sunday. 47 in lawrence. billerica and through fitchburg, too. boston should peak around 50 and that is how i come one my average of 48 by the way. mix of the suburbs and city. also by monday morning we have a chance to be at least near a frost in the city but in the suburbs a killing freeze coming up. just about right on schedule. the freeze is where you are several hours below freezing. the frost where you put the white coating on the lawns or on the car tops. almost forgot what that was. clear start then clouds late. the sprinkle in the morning other

sudbury, ontario is 39. so some of the cold air breaks away and comes down into new england. h. high pressure as the high settles it'll come winds down and tomorrow keeps wind steady out of the north-northwest and then northeast but it's keep the chill locked in. we can't establish any kind of warmth. we start off already in the morning in the 40s it doesn't seem all that bad. balmier than we have been in the past few mornings, but as we go through the afternoon, the struggle is real. as they say, we only get up to the low and mid 50s,. we should make at least 50 valley. salem forecast for the weekend, a lot of people selves. about 54 on saturday. then on sunday about 62. this can be taken too for just about every where else in the commonwealth. hampshire. 54ish on saturday. then sunday rising up around 60. so it's a bump in the temperatures. for the patriots forecast, doesn't look like it's going we get to the game. but before this we might have a couple of showers, if you are tailgate be maybe couping of sprinkles around 11:00 or noontime but low 60s please afternoon. evening

not too concerned about this western half of the storm as it drifts up to michigan then ontario. so our folk suss what is coming through the mid atlantic and that means pretty much a lot of wind, too. 1-2 inches of rain. we need it badly. no one is going to sniffle about this. storms are possible. thunder wednesday night and gust 25-45 miles an hour and again maybe on thursday with a second surge as a front moves through. warm, windy on thursday, as our temperatures climb up to 70 degrees. yikes, the sup breaks back out. sun breaks back out. so the rain first wave of it coming through in the afternoon. the real heavy stuff will hold back until 10:00, 11:00 then go through the downpours and these brief pauses in between each downpour going to the wee hours of the morning. on thursday, final round should be between 7:00 and 8:00. then it pushes away, we break it up into some sunshine. on thursday there may be another shower leftover, but headings up to salem, our temperatures will be in the mid 50s tomorrow, with plenty of wind and mild on thursday with a temperature around 72. bri

here's on ontario picking up lake-effect snowshowers.er-like across the mid atlantic and the northeast. for us back home, 10:00 a.m., mostly sunny, 45 degrees. 1:00 p.m., 49. 4:00 p.m., 52 urnld a -- under a mostly cloudy sky. the jet stream has arced down into the coral -- carolinas,. >> stay with "action news" and 6abc.com/weather for the first frost of the season there you will find up to the minute weather. >> crews were called out to the lulu country club in upper dublin township. firefighters called for a second alarm. the fire was in the rental hall area stay with "action news" and 6abc.com for the latest on this story. >> children from delaware are taking the trip of a lifetime. >> the kids who are battling medical issues left home with an all-expense paid trip to walt disney world. their plane leaves in just over an hour. trish trsh has more on the -- trish hartman has more on the heartwarming story. >> reporter: this trip has been paid for by community donors. the children are from exceptional care for children. a pediatric nur

christmas has come early this year for a town in ontario, all for the benefit of a dying boy. seven-year-old lawrence levine has a brain diewrnlg and he may not make it until december 25, so his neighbors in the town of st. george put up decorations early and mounted an intire christmas parade to go by his house so evan and his family could celebrate one last time. and we'll be right back. clr >> axelrod: this time next week america's trimmer treaters will be midway through their appointed rounds. as far as the calendar goes, halloween is one of the big days. carter evans introduces us to a man who thinks this big day deserves a big pumpkin. >> reporter: amid these giant vines lies a hidden treasure. >> a lot of my neighbors don't even know i grow. >> reporter: john hawkley doesn't just grow pumpkins. he babies them, covering them in blankets to protect their delicate skins from the sun. oh, my gosh! this is like a freak of nature. this pumpkin freak show, he says, began on a whim. this is your front yard here? >> yeah. >> reporter: was it always a pumpkin patch? >> it was a p

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but in reports in ontario, it could backfire on prime minister stephen harper. >> she's 22, taking a degree in social work and religious studies. what she wears her niqab has emerged in an talking point in the election campaign. >> i didn't realize this was going to be an issue. things like that. then i became hurt and offended. these kinds of sentiments make me feel very unsafe in my own country. i was born and raised here. >> she wanted to take their canadianship vote while wearing the niqab. they tried to stop her but the courts ruled against them. it became an issue in the vote-rich french-speaking province of quÉbec. >> others similar issues came up. stephen harper's government said it was stripping citizenship of several muslim men convicted much terrorism who had duel citizenship. >> the prime minister and his political party deny they're driving wedges between canadians to opponent the tactics are obvious. >> so basically. >> this liberal county candidate came from lebanon in the 1980s. his election signs were defaced. the police are investigating it not as vandalism but as a

behind that air mass, it turns colder, cold enough for rain to change to snow showers in parts of ontario and approaching the northern great lakes. quite chilly in the north country. 40' s elsewhere, 50 in manchester, and along the coast line. overnight, it will be quite chilly, not as cold as last night, because of clouds moving in. a bit cooler in concord. 40' s elsewhere. warm air sitting in the deep south stays put, at least through tuesday morning. until that point, a cooling trend takes over, dropping temperatures several degrees below average saturday. notice the jet stream flow by sunday. a corridor of the chili stuff is right on top of us. it looks like a widespread freeze north and west of the coast during the day sunday, at least early sunday morning, and later sunday night and morning, it' s a hard freeze and frost statewide. as soon as that moves in, by monday afternoon, it' s exiting. temperatures climb again as we go into tuesday and wednesday. the front delivers a couple widely scattered showers. any shower tomorrow morning will give way to son. by the evening, it tends to

al jazeera, london, ontario >> more and more of us are falling victim to cyber criminals. in australia and new zealand, more than a million people have their identities stolen each year. even the dead are not spared. andrew thomas reports. >>reporter: a text message from her bank warned rhonda to check her account. when she did, she found it had been emptied. probably by stealing posts from her mailbox, somebody had gathered enough information to pretend they were her on the phone and carry out transactions. the bank refunded the stolen money but a second attempt was made. >> what's going to happen next. my identity will probably be used over and over again. details are already out there. i can't stop that. >>reporter: it's a growing problem worldwide. in australia and new zealand, more than a million people have their identity compromised each year. established for the most traumatic cases. it's had more than 14,000 calls in ten months. >> one in five people require professional mental health support. to have your identity stolen, there's always something over your head.

that's because high pressure over lake ontario. that high is going to move over new england. right now that rain is taking the path of least resistance but it will start heading toward the northeast with time. those rains associated with the remnants of patricia dropping a foot or more of rain. a foot south and east of dallas over the past 48 hours. we have to be engarde of 1 to 2 inches of rainfall. clouds on the increase. we'll stay dry during the daylight hours. first raindrops wednesday morning for your morning commute. shouldn't be heavy at that point but will get heavier during the day. a good soaking and wind picking up. even minor coastal flooding with that. on the western side of the storm, kansas city just out of the reach of showers. they'll play tomorrow with temperatures in the 50s. 56 at first pitch. your accuweather forecast, clear to partly cloudy tonight. still a chill in the air. 59 tomorrow, getting gray. tomorrow night turn ing breezy and a shower turns up by wednesday morning. it's a soaking rain on thursday. 66. things will dry out and it will be pretty

you can see snow showers over ontario but that cooler air will be shunted away from us. we won't get deep into the cold the next couple days. this is friday, saturday, 57 on friday, saturday about 55. cool, a chilly start. these are the salem forecast but proxy that in eastern mass. high pressure and calm winds on saturday. high clouds get in here in the afternoon and should blot out much of the sun. as far as showers, we have a plume of it early on sunday but it looks like most of that should be across northern new england as we get into and stay in the milder air next week. night to be exact, clear, about 47, plan on mid 40s in the late evening. there won't be much wind. it's a pretty good halloween forecast all around. just a little bit cool. that's all. by the way, on halloween, this is something not talked about a lot but it's the latest sunrise of the entire year. 7:16. that's late. the sun is sleepy but 7:16 is later than 7:13 or 7:14 in december. so yes we turn the clocks back in the morning but we lose it in the afternoon november 1st. the sunset at 4:38 time fr

wins this election will have to win big right here in the city of toronto and in the province of ontario. the reason why they're calling it historic is three-fold. most expensive in canadian history. each party can spend $15 million on their campaign. the longest election in history, and this is the first time that there will be a first and third place in opinion holes. let's go to the blue video first of all and bring up the blues. this is the conservative party. you can think of them as the republicans, if you will. stephen harper is running on a low tax, family values and tough security ticket, but he has been in power for ten years. they call it the harper decade. 60% to 70% of the canadians want him gone. who is the opponent? this is junes trudeau true--justin trudeau, his father was a famous prime minister. he's going in the option direction than harper. he'll raise taxes and run a $10 billion deficit before balancing the budget. a $10 billion deficit is not that big in the economy. he's going to raise taxes. he's going to use it to boost the middle class and end the recession that

that's just off lake ontario not too far from syracuse. 45 degrees, it will feel more like the 30s out there. there's your accuweather forecast for tonight, a chilly breeze this evening, the wind calms down a little bit overnight. it's cold out there, patchy clouds. we're down to 36 in midtown. all the suburbs will dip down into the 20s. still cool tomorrow, a lot of sunshine. less wind. that will make it feel better. 52, clear not as cold tomorrow night, 47 midtown, 30s in the burbs. look at tuesday, 68 degrees. that's room temperature. 71 on wednesday and thursday. could be a sprinkle or shower late thursday with front behind it, a little cooler, closer to normal by friday into saturday. update tonight at 11:00. temperatures have tu okay. so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? why fios? well fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. whatever speed you need, fios has it. so if you need more streaming for more devices, fios gives you options with the fastest internet and wi-fi available from 50 to 500 mpbs. and we're not

snowing over parts of ontario. leaving the scene over lake michigan, no more rain threat. nothing like the downpours we saw in the 9th inning last night. temperature around 71. clouds to deal with the rest of the night. there's that forecast. one more warm day for us tomorrow at 76. here comes the front through tomorrow late in the day. 8:00 or 9:00 through long island, jersey shore, connecticut. not a big deal. a lot of us are going to stay dry but the cool air for all of us. brisk and cooler on friday. here's your accuweather forecast. awfully mild for an october night. 58. comfortable, partly cloudy . mix of sun and clouds tomorrow. spot shower later in the day. 52 tomorrow night. stray evening shower then partly cloudy and here's the cool-down. 60 with a gusty day. sun and high clouds saturday. period of rain on sunday morning. could drop a quarter inch. then we're mild and breaking up in the noon hours. breaking up not so hard to do that day. 60 next week. next rain, wednesday night or thursday. >> thanks, lee. >>> am -- when we come back, rob powers. should the mets

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daniel lak,as in northern ontario. >> pope francis has canonized four new saints in rome.ng them were luis and zelia, the first married couple to be canonized together. during the 19th century, they helped the sick and dying, beggars and insured hospital care for the ill- lots more on that and all of the other stories we have been covering here on al jazeera on our website. the address on your screens right now, aljazeera.com. >> oh, this is so great! >> um hmm. >> annie! >> it is a video that is extremely personal. >> our fears are dancing between us. >> yeah? >> a woman's private pain examined for scientific research. >> it's so healing. >> instead of holding us down. >> she's on one of america's most popular party drugs. forget what you've heard about "molly", "x" or "mdma". >> it makes you feel euphoric, happiness, love. >> what you're about to see is the intersection of therapy and science and a journey to find

al jazeera in northern ontario. >> the nuclear agreement between iran and world powers reached in july comes into effect sunday. tehran will begin what's called the biggest nuclear disarmament in history. it's compliance will see economic sanctions lifted. there are still significant challenges ahead. >> it took years of complex and fitful negotiations between iran and world powers known at p5 plus one to put together a deal the obama administration says will be based on verification, not trust. the landmark nuclear agreement means iran has to sharply curtail its nuclear program, a move experts say will significantly reduce its capability of developing nuclear weapons. in july, when the agreement was reached, u.s. secretary of state john kerry said it was a deal worth fighting for. >> it is a step away from the specter of conflict and towards the possibility of peace. >> in the biggest nuclear dismantlement in history, it involves mothballing centrifuges and tons of low enriched fuel will be shipped out of the country, all of which the iranian authorities say will be done by the end of

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