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off the coast of nova scotia spotted three whales leaping into the whale? sequence. hear right before they do that one of the people say they are about to do triple breach, and they did. zbli hope they tipped him well. >> either that or he is claire buoyant. have a great day everyone. >> we here at "millionaire" are all very excited because it's our $100,000,000 season. this year, we'll pass the incredible milestone of giving away a grand total of $100,000,000, and all season, we're gonna celebrate with surprises and special guests. speaking of special guests, today's contestant s'christien johnson is the third person in a row from his family to play for $1 million on our show. so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ welcome to the show. you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] s'christien, are you ready to play "millionaire"? >> yes, sir. >> all right, it's been a family affair, but your mom always said you had the best shot here. let's set up the board. and let's get to your game. let's play

rain came from the skies not to spread up through pennsylvania and through new england towards nova scotia this is still going to remain a humid and potentially wet area all the way down towards texas southern mississippi and alabama always some big seats big showers recently but basically it's a fairly dry picture then to get to the central plains states not some old frontal system which does separate much colder air which is showing a bit of snow up in british columbia and a little bit more positive not much but this is where cooler is and that's why these showers could to get to be quite interesting the next day or so by which time we're on wednesday it looks dried on the east coast with the exception probably of florida but there is action taking place in the caribbean again it's the remains of an old tropical storm isaac is this thing here is going every jamaica you're in the satellite picture it's got a small percentage chance of turning back into circulation not obvious just yet but certainly enhanced the rain in cuba. fresh perspectives ecosoc cease. debate and discussion it's only

. >>> the next is off the coast of nova scotia, doing a bit of whale watching. >> oh! >> wow!eah, they acted really quickly in a relatively quiet day. this huge whale comes out of the water. >> oh! >> don't worry, nobody was hurt. but this could have been. that whale was at least twice the size of the boat they were on. ♪ >> watching your favorite tv series. >> on the couch. >> with lots of popcorn. >> the way to watch tv. the clapping, the cheering, the afterwards, kicking off your kicks. >> that was close. literally five seconds as i'm inside the house, i'm completely naked. >> i didn't think about that. >> so naked. >> this is, you got like 50 different remotes. also annoying, super annoying, you're trying to watch that moment you've been waiting for all day because you've been binge-watching. >> basically 50 reactions. >> this takes you back. >> yeah, with a bowl of cereal. >> i like this one. you're binge-watching. spread out all over the couch. >> yeah. >> or this one. >> and sometimes. >> oh, good, a quarter. >> or lunch. >> or the broken remote. >> you rub them like th

seventy one attica prison or uprising the prisoners across the united states even as far as nova scotia went on strike from august twenty first to september ninth protesting the inhumane conditions in which they are being held and the exploited of modern slave labor they are forced to work this year as prison strike got more national attention than other strikes of recent years and shot light on the state of emergency that are corrections or rather confinement industry is sent but now that the official strike has ended and the public's attention has been gained the most important question is what is this movement's next step in reforming the prison industrial complex and equally important is how we can protect the protesting prisoners from the very real threat of off the books retaliation by the state for the exercising their first amendment right to help us answer these quite important questions and more we're joined today by kim wilson a p.h.d. in urban affairs and public policy and co-host of the beyond the prison pod cast welcome ken thank you so much for joining us today. thank you

rain comes in the skies to spread out through pennsylvania and out through new england tour to nova scotia this is still going to remain a humid and potentially wet area all the way down towards texas southern mississippi and alabama always a bit since a big shot recently but basically it's a fairly dry picture then to get to the central plains states not some old frontal system which does separate much colder a which is showing a bit of snow up in british columbia and might see a little bit more pozza condom not much but this is where cooler air lies and that's why these showers could to that to be quite interesting the next day or so by which time we on wednesday now it looks dried on the east coast with the exception probably of florida but there is action taking place in the caribbean again it's the remains of an old tropical storm isaac is this thing here is going over jamaica here in the satellite picture it's got a small percentage chance of turning back into circulation not obvious just yet but it certainly helps the rain in cuba. city hospitals to community health centers. is happ

this is the tree drawn in 1999 to be ticked away from halifax nova scotia. with brilliant men and women with a history of life on earth is a subtitle to incorporate some of those discoveries made through genome sequence e-letter. with the sequence of units with the rna that it is a lot more complicated here on earth and with that darwinian history to be sitting at with lunch at this new york book editor and said want to write a book how this became this. the darwinian tree of life became entangled. that could be a reasonable approach. but another thing to say is that i am writing a book about the most important biologists of the 20th century that you have never heard of. and then to ask the editor. and then to say see? >> this man was a microbiologist at the university of illinois and havana in 19 and that with a new form on life that was previously suspected in going after questions and from the earliest. three .-point 5 billion. but he picked one particular molecule in all life and that was his rosetta stone molecule the form of rna that exist with all cre

also, in canada, in nova scotia, nova scotia ministry of education put out a document about how to address transgender kids in schools which is fairly progressive. gender spectrum is ideal because it really emphasizes transitioning the school, not the children. >> one more? >> sure. >> i was approached one time, a parent came up to me and his child was i don't want to say -- let's say skipping, skipping across, he was basically male at birth, with a flower, and his father was [ inaudible ] and he asked me which it was. i was like it's not my role to tell you what to do and i wasn't really sure that the child at that moment would know what to do but hearing what you're saying, yes, i knew right away that i was gay at a very young age, et cetera. so that child may know. but how do parents know -- differentiate between just a femme straight guy or a femme gay guy or trans or something in between? >> well, parents don't. the kid will. >> okay. >> one of the things that's difficult is the conflation of gender and sexuality so trying to decide if a kid is gay at 6, it's like i don't want anyone

forcibly deported by the protestant british from their homeland in nova scotia, the acadians became refugeeso-infested swamps and flatlands of louisiana. a place nobody else wanted at the time. over the years, the settlers absorbed, to varying degrees, other cultures -- irish, spanish, german, native american, and west african among others. mutating into a distinctive culture unlike any other. so how long has the family been playing music? >> marc: well, my grandfather was a fiddler, but i don't know more than that. >> joel: i have that fiddle. that's your grandfather's fiddle and your uncle's fiddle. >> marc: which was your great uncle. >> joel: living in the same case here in the house. >> anthony: so what are you guys doing for mardi gras? >> joel: running. >> anthony: running. >> man: running. >> joel: you running? >> anthony: i believe i am. >> joel: what are you doing? >> toby: he's a capitan. [ laughter ] >> joel: what are you doing? >> toby: i'm running mardi gras. >> joel: what are you doing? >> linzay young: running mardi gras. right here. >> ann: but you know in the old days, it w

it migrates to nova scotia. china reduces the tariff on a canadian lobster. i just came back from the trip to maine, and suddenly lobsters swim 200 lost to get to the canadian side so they can get sold from the chinese. this is not a simple bilateral matter. it is complex, and it's getting worse. the problem is, it's getting worse. ,amy: if i were an investor everyone is probably wondering how do they position themselves ahead of this week of uncertainty and volatility. what do you say to that? david: i know what we have done. we emphasize domestic u.s., we have a cash reserve depending on the type of portfolio, it's higher, and we focus on those sectors in industries that are domestic u.s., transport, for example. trucks are u.s., we like the banking sector. health care in the u.s.. the areas which are not impacted by the tariff war. , we took thing is positions in canada today. we think the canadians, we think there's going to be a deal eventually, everybody wins with one, nobody wins without one. in canada has suffered so it looks like it's attractive. hai

here is another, drawn in 1999, american tucked away in novembera scotia in university who was one ofa group of scientists, brilliant men and women who brought about a revolution in our understanding of the history of life on earth as subtitle, my book says radical new history of life on earth that incorporated some of the discoveries that had been made through genome protect cri, the long molecules such as dna and rna, using those sequences as fossil records of the earliest and the continueing events of revolutionary significance on earth and these scientists eventually came to discover that the story of life on earth a whole lot more complicated, a whole lot more tangled than darwin most of 20th century had thought. that's one way, you could be sitting at lunch with this new york editor and say i want to write a book how this became this, how the darwinian of life became the tangled tree, that might be a reasonable approach. another thing you might say -- let's see. >> another thing you might say is that i'm writing a book about the most important biologist of the 20th century that

[screams] >> juan: that's three humpback whales breaching the service of the water off nova scotia lasthe tourship after the three hump bale whales spent time around the boat. they seemed to disappear and within minutes they spent time jumping out of the water creating the incredible display you are seeing. what does spy hop mean? a spy hot is whenever an animal jumps out of the water to get a better view of the activity near the water's surface. it's like, you know, when your gold fish jumps out of the tank so he can see what's happening in the living room. what's a spy hop. >> i think the scream would go annoy me to no end. that's probably why the whales are going crazy. >> juan: same thing in the living room when the goldfish jumps out. >> dana: trish, save us. >> trish: i told you i was going to tel tell you about my weekend. i was so happy. i have a little sister i'm very close to my sister caitlin. we have always been close and we are so close now we talk almost every day. she plays a big role in my children's lives now. the sun just rises and sets on her. they are crazy about cai

a stunning sight off the coast of nova scotia. passengers on a whale tour spotted three whales leaping into the air. tour operator said on facebook the whales swam by for several minutes before they did the takeoff. >> wow. i can't get enough of that. >> i've never seen that or even heard of that. what's cool, did you hear the operator or someone on the boat said, they're going to do a triple breach. he somehow knew that was going to happen. >> once in a lifetime moment for a lot of those folks. >> awesome. >>> new at 6:00, tim cook talks all things apple. abc's exclusive days before the newest iphone is released. >>> body cam from a >>> now at 6:00, the countdown to fall. we're days away from saying good-bye to summer and we're already feeling the change. today will be the coolest day of the week so far. >> yesterday i was in the shade for a moment and i had a little bit of a -- >> yeah, you needed a sweater. >> it's happening. good morning on this tuesday, september 18th. natasha is off today. >> you're never more than seven min

have to pick one but you understand whether it's germany, poland, ontario, british columbia, nova scotiaere are a lot of other outlets. we do not feel demand is an issue and the struggle is, it is stressful to keep up with demand there is a huge catalyst coming and as far as which channel will it ultimately work to, it is difficult and you're trying to keep everyone happy. >> on the point of keeping up with demand, a big part of the competitive nature of the space is keeping production costs low. everybody is trying to scale, right? that's why there's been so much acquisition, in terms of the cost what has the trend been in reducing the cost and was able to go from $4.04 cost per gram in 2016 to $2.84 that's a dramatic decrease in the cost of production what is your cost of production right now and what was it a year ago? >> they've absolutely decreased and i think it's also important to make a differentiation of what exactly that metric means and if you look at indoor production at the premium product and the greenhouse production that's going more of a mainstream bucket and one of the

a -- nova scotia coast. a tour bus boat saw the whales doing flips. one after the other.ays the whales may have been inspired by other whales breaching nearby. >> wow. >> they did look like they had it worked out. >> i've never been whale watching before. have you? >> i have. it's the thrill if you see one. >> yeah. >> so to see three at one time is cool. >>> we are hearing more from elizabeth smart in her first sit-down interview since getting word of release of one of her kidnappers. wanda barzee set to be free tomorrow after utah officials determined they miscongratulated the 72 -- miscalculated the 72-year-old's prison sentence. barzee and brian david mitchell were convicted for smart's kidnapping that began in 2002. in an interview that you'll see on "cbs this morning," elizabeth opens up about how the coming release changed her. you still believe that she's a danger. why do you feel that way? >> i do believe she's still a danger. through my sources>, i've heard she's carrying around this book of revelations that brian mitchell wrote that said that he should kidnap m

. >> a lot of fun there off the coast of nova scotia. >> how beautiful was that. >>> now the new developmenttalk" host julie chen, reportedly leaving her show today as her husband, fired cbs chief les moonves facing sexual misconduct allegations. linsey davis is here. good morning. >> good morning, robin. julie chen initially released a statement saying she would take a few days off to be with her family. since the no-show monday for "the talk's" season premiere, there has been great speculation that her absence would be permanent. after nine seasons on the talk show, it appears that's the case. >> hello, everyone and welcome to "the talk." >> reporter: this morning, a new report that julie chen will not be returning to "the talk." she added her married last name for the first time in public at the end of last week's "big brother." >> i'm julie chen moonves. goodnight. >> reporter: her role on "the talk" has been in question after her husband was forced to resign from cbs after facing numerous charges of sexual misconduct. she initially used "the talk" to defend her husband. >> now, some of