War. Meantime, the race for 2020 and what joe bidens wife, dr. Jill biden, is saying about her husband. Her main argument for 2020. The american father accused of killing a hotel worker, he says he was defending his family. Returning to that caribbean island to face manslaughter charges tonight. He says he would do it again. The outrage. A room full of teenagers appearing to give the nazi salute. Major questions about the schools response. And your health tonight. New guidelines for gene testing when it comes to Breast Cancer and Ovarian Cancer. Good evening and its great to have you with us he very busy tuesday night. And we begin tonight with the disturbing new headline, after el paso and dayton, tonight, news of three new threats. Three new arrests. Authorities say these threats of Mass Shootings in three separate states. Police in florida handcuffing this 15yearold boy with his mother by his side. He is accused of threatening to take his fathers assaultstyle weapon to school to sho
Nasty. The other plane crash tonight. The man and woman onboard, then recording after the crash as they stand on the wing of the plane, floating in the ocean. The high school facing serious questions tonight, now multiple new incidents under scrutiny after images appearing to show students giving a nazi salute. Whats been discovered now. The new shark attack tonight. This time, a child on the east coast rushed to the hospital. And the fires raging at a record rate in brazils amazon rain forest. Scientists tonight and their dire warning involving climate change. And brazils president tonight and who hes suddenly blaming. And america strong tonight. She is the good luck charm times 100. Good evening. Its great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. And we begin tonight with that fiery plane crash in northern california, the cessna aborting takeoff and then bursting into flames. Multiple people onboard. Tonight, the images of that jet, you can see the flames, the smoke t
CBC's Jim Agapito visits Garden Grove School in Winnipeg, where vice-principal Paul Ong is helping students rehearse for his annual project Concert for a Cause, which this year is raising funds for Sistema Winnipeg, which supports accessible music education.