regulate the booming drone industry. and a made for tv mob trial. authorities are not saying more than they believe is to be the largest robbery history. the good fellow going on trial in new york city good evening, i m richelle carey, antonio mora has the evening off. we begin in canada. it s looking more and more like the country will have a new prime minister. the incumbent stephen harper held the office for nearly 10 years. during that time the conservative party was to the right. the last polls closed an hour ago and results pointed to justin trudeau as his successor. he s the liberal party leader justin trudeau. let s check in with john terrett, live in toronto. hi. fill us in on the winner. what a night in canadian politics this turned out to be. going into the elections the polls suggested we d end with a liberal party minority government in the house of commons in the capital ottawa. in the end it has not turned out like that. it s been a good night for t
philippines. and one of the good guys, aspiring a blockbuster film. canada s prime minister steven harper has conceded defeat in the general election and is to resign as leader of the conservative party. the liberals justin trudeau is set to follow his father and become the new prime minister. his party has secured a majority in parliament. this is what positive politics can do. this is what a positive, hopeful, a hopeful vision and a lat form and a team together, can make happen. canadians cheerp [cheering and applause] canadians from all across this great country sent a clear message tonight. it s time for a change in this country, my friends, a rechange! friends, our country is one of the most enduring democracies in the world today. and today for the 42nd time in 148 years canadians have chosen a national parliament. well tonight s result is certainly not the one we had hoped for. the people are never wrong. and with a majority of results in the liberal party
influential democratic events in the presidential campaign. it is in iowa. also, growing outrage over a rise in rapes in india of women and girls. record rainfall wreaking havoc on much of texas and the remnants of hurricane patricia have not even reached the area yet. they have shut down i-45 which is the main route between dallas and houston. al jazeeras jonathan martin is live tonight along i-45. i see the detour sign behind you there. any idea when the roads might be reopened? i wish i knew that answer. for the last four or five hours, the interstate has been shut down, the southbound lanes, interstate 45 going as you mentioned from dallas into houston. that s because as one of the firefighters told me, they have an abundant amount of water just sitting on the interstate so people have had to find alternate routes to really go around and get home. this is not an area, this is not just an isolated incidents to this area. there are parts of texas from waco and san anton
accused of conspireing to smuggle cocaine into the u.s. aung san suu kyi s opposition party has won myanmar s londe mark election, the country s election commission confirms. it has released more results that show the n.l.d. has gained more than the two-thirds it needs to control parliament. aung san suu kyi s n.l.d. party has secured more than 329 seats, gaining control of both houses of parliament, but the quarter of the seats are allocated to the military which means it will remain hugely influential in myanmar s con decision also bars her from becoming president because she married a british citizen and her children have british passports. wayne hay live from yangon, so an important moment for aung san suu kyi an her party. talk us through it. reporter: yes. certainly a big day for the n.l.d. a day that comes incidentally five years ago to the day that aung san suu kyi, the leaderer of the n.l.d., was released from the military from her latest spell in house arrest. now
leading credit card processor, whose company just rolled out the biggest ipo of the year as we look ahead on sunday morning futures. and we begin this morning with the spotlight on the benghazi scandal. hillary clinton set to face off with the house benghazi committee this upcoming thursday. it follows the closed-door testimony this past week of her longtime aide huma abedin. abedin questioned for almost six hours by committee members. she was an assistant to the former secretary of state of the time on the terrorist attack on our diplomatic compound in libya that left four americans dead, including u.s. ambassador chris stevens. indiana congresswoman susan brooks is on the benghazi committee as well as the house ethics, energy and commerce committee. thanks very much for joining us. good morning, maria. great to be here. can you lay out what your are expecting to hear from hillary clinton? what do you expect to get from her? well the secretary was in charge of the ag