Thursday: Huronia settlement delays, California migrants, no cowboy boots, and more...

Thousands have people who were abused at an Ontario centre for the developmentally disabled have been waiting for a promised settlement -- and until the government gets its act together, they'll keep waiting...The mayor of a California city wants people to know local protests aren't aimed at the influx of undocumented immigrants -- they're aimed straight at Washington, DC...and citing back problems that developed during his presidential run, Texas governor Rick Perry reluctantly swears off cowboy boots -- which spurs his bootmaker to action.

Part One

Huronia Centre settlement delayed
Paperwork delays have pushed back settlements for the thousands who survived abuse in Ontario's institutions for developmentally challenged children. Now one representative warns that some may not survive to see a dime.

No cowboy boots
Rocky Carroll has been making cowboy boots for Texas Governor Rick Perry for more than two decades. Now the Governor says he can't wear them anymore -- but Mr. Carroll wants him to get back in the saddle.

Hong Kong protests
After China issues an ominous-sounding edict about its power over Hong Kong, residents stage a demonstration -- and hundreds are arrested.

Part Two

California migrants
It's not about the immigrants -- it's about the system. That's what the Mayor of Murietta, California says about a protest in his city over the arrival of a hundred-and-forty undocumented immigrants -- many of them children.

Wireless repellent cafe
In Vancouver's new Faraday Café, the only thing you can connect to is an interactive device called a "person" -- because it's built to repel wireless signals.