Tuesday: Seattle police chief on Ferguson, Pan-European picnic, found python

In 1999, Norm Stamper was the police chief who tear-gassed trade protesters in Seattle. Now he urges authorities in Ferguson, Missouri to learn from his mistakes..Austria remembers the day 25 years ago when what was billed as a cross-border picnic became an Eastern Bloc busting bid for freedom...and part way through packing up their home, an Ontario family finds a giant python spooled on their chesterfield.  

Part One

Ferguson: former Seattle police chief
A former police chief who handled massive riots in Seattle in 1999 -- a response that has been critized as heavy-handed -- looks back on his mistakes. And, sees history repeating itself in Ferusgon. Norm Stamper says the initial response by police there, did nothing to protect citizens. And, only made a tense situation worse.

Red River: Tina Fontaine/Faron Hall
We remember Faron Hall and Tina Fontaine whose bodies were found in the Red River on Sunday. Both aboriginal, both troubled, and both died much too young.

Python found
A mother and son in Midland, Ontario, thought they might have been hosting by a ghost. It turns out it was just a three-metre python.

Part Two

Pan-European picnic
It's been 25 years since Austria and Hungary opened their border for what was billed as a pan-European picnic. We hear from an Austrian who was there to see it turn into a full-blown Eastern bloc exodus.

Toronto undocumented workers
In a Toronto neighbourhood, Canadian border officials pick up undocumented workers during supposedly routine vehicle stops. Now, two of them are back in Mexico and immigration activists are accusing the agents of racial profiling.