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Bullet proof. A New York state senator knew the NRA was against her proposal to limit ammunition purchases -- but is still shaken when the pro-gun group tweets a photo of her, next to a handful of bullets.
Standing what they consider to be their ground. BJ Soper organized a peaceful protest in support of two Oregon ranchers -- but then the armed anti-government militia members showed up.
Don't judge the book by his need to take cover. The re-issue of Hitler's 'Mein Kampf' has Germans on guard. But a comic whose mockery of the book once forced him into a bulletproof vest says the Nazi manifesto is basically a bore.
The towering inferno. Just before midnight in Dubai, a sixty-three-storey luxury hotel is engulfed in flames -- but the city goes ahead with its planned fireworks display anyway.
More than fifty women have accused Bill Cosby of sexual assaults, over four decades. Today, for the first time, Pennsylvania authorities laid a charge against him -- and tonight, one of his alleged victims responds.
The right to forthrightness. A Nova Scotia judge restores Landon Webb's freedom of speech, pending a challenge of the province's Incompetent Persons Act -- and tonight, Webb speaks freely with us.
Tonight, she sheds tears of joy. Tima Kurdi welcomes seven family members to Canada, just months after her nephew's drowning became a symbol of the Syrian refugee crisis.
Climb into the cockpit with "Fireside Al" Maitland as he once again heads out over the North Sea, in our annual reading of Frederick Forsyth's short story, "The Shepherd".
Partner in crimes? Amnesty International says Russia's air strikes, which are in defence of the Syrian regime, are leaving so many civilians dead, they may constitute war crimes.