Negotiations are underway between Israel and Hamas over U.S. President Donald Trump's peace proposal. Vincent McAviney reports on the cautious optimism among Palestinians. Alberta teachers are on strike. Heather Yourex-West hears from parents on how they're coping with cancelled classes. Trump has issued yet another tariff threat - this time, on the eve of his White House meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney. Mackenzie Gray reports from Washington, D.C. A baby has been abandoned on the doorstep of a home in Longueuil, Que. Brayden Jagger Haines reports on the newborn's condition, and the search for his parents. Mike Armstrong reports on the mission to save hundreds of hikers trapped on Mount Everest. Also, the Rush reunion set for next summer. Plus, the contract extension Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid just signed. And pitch perfect: Eric Sorensen reports on Trey Yesavage, the Toronto Blue Jays rookie dominating the diamond.

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Prime Minister Mark Carney heads back to Washington to talk trade and tariffs, as auto and steel industries warn of mounting job losses. Plus, the mass protests in the U.S. as the White House deploys more troops to major cities. And the Toronto Blue Jays make a playoff gamble with a rookie move.

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There is renewed optimism in the Middle East, as both Israel and Hamas show signs of warming up to U.S. President Donald Trump's peace plan for Gaza. Why concerns remain that it won't take much to derail the proposal. Plus, the playoff excitement in Toronto as the Blue Jays take on the New York Yankees.

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Hamas has responded to U.S. President Donald Trump's peace proposal. Candice Cole explains what the group has agreed to, and what it still wants to negotiate. In England, there is anger over Thursday's deadly rampage at a Manchester synagogue. Vincent McAviney explains how one victim did not die at the hands of the attacker. Back in Canada, Prime Minister Mark Carney is getting ready for another meeting with Trump at the White House. David Akin explains what we can expect. Many Canadian parents are concerned about measles after two recent deaths. But Heather Yourex-West explains why doctors have some encouraging news. It was sentencing day for Sean "Diddy" Combs. We'll tell you how much time he'll spend in prison, and Candice reports on the high emotions in the court. And Jeff Semple has an inside look at how North Korea is becoming more restrictive and secretive. Jeff also explains what was found on a phone smuggled out of the Hermit kingdom.

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Two people have been killed in an antisemitic rampage at a synagogue in Manchester, England on Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish year. Vincent McAviney reports on the suspect takedown, and the quick actions that saved worshippers. Eric Sorensen reports on the worldwide outrage over Israel intercepting an aid flotilla destined for Gaza. David Akin reports on Canada-U.S. Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc's confidence that trade deals with America can get done. In Quebec, police are on high alert for possible retaliation to the murder of organized crime figure Charalambos Theologou, nicknamed “Bobby the Greek.” Mike Armstrong explains how the shooting played out, Theologou's run-ins with the law, and how Quebec's organized crime scene is changing. Plus, is it finally time to ditch the switch? Heather Yourex-West explains one MP's push to have daylight saving time put to bed permanently.

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Alberta unveils its goal to build a pipeline to British Columbia's coast. Heather Yourex-West explains the plan, the pushback from B.C. Premier David Eby, and why some experts believe the line will never get built. Mackenzie Gray reports on Ontario Premier Doug Ford's meeting in Toronto with Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer about U.S. President Donald Trump's trade war. A deadly, powerful earthquake has rattled the Philippines. Vincent McAviney reports on the panic, the damage, and the fears of more aftershocks. Jackson Proskow reports on the U.S. government's shutdown, how long it might drag on, and how travellers might be affected. Trump wants to charge companies big bucks to hire foreign workers. David Akin explains how Canada could benefit from the move. Also, one woman has spun her into the 'Wheel of Fortune' record books. Plus, actor acrimony: Mike Armstrong reports on the "actor" generated by artificial intelligence that's generating plenty of controversy. And remembering Jane Goodall: Eric Sorensen looks at how the beloved primatologist revolutionized science, and the way we understand nature.

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Canadians marked the fifth National Day for Truth and Reconciliation today. David Akin reports on the ceremony in Ottawa; and the message from Canada's first Indigenous governor general, Mary Simon. Melissa Ridgen looks at how some people are in denial over the reality of Canada's residential schools. And Neetu Garcha meets with two Indigenous entrepreneurs who are reclaiming their culture through cuisine. In the U.S., hundreds of American military leaders were abruptly summoned to Virginia for a meeting today with U.S. President Donald Trump and War Secretary Pete Hegseth. Jackson Proskow looks at how Trump and Hegseth outlined their vision, including the idea of using some cities as "training grounds"; and their message to generals and admirals who disagreed. Trump has given an ultimatum to Hamas to accept his 20-point Gaza peace plan. Vincent McAviney has reaction from both Israelis and Palestinians about the proposal. And in Alberta, Skylar Peters reports on the looming teachers strike; and how the provincial government says it plans to support parents.

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U.S. President Donald Trump unveils his 20-point proposal to end the war in Gaza. Jackson Proskow reports on what Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has agreed to; and the pressure on Israel's far-right and on Hamas to accept the plan. Mackenzie Gray reports on the government loans Canadian steelmaker Algoma Steel is getting as Trump's trade war rages on. Also, lights, camera, potential action: Mike Armstrong looks at the confusion and anxiety over Trump's renewed threat to slap tariffs on films not made in the U.S. Vincent McAviney looks at how Moldova's pro-European Union ruling party, the Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS), has won a pivotal parliamentary election despite an alleged multi-million dollar Russian interference campaign. Also, "the child welfare to prison pipeline": Melissa Ridgen reports on the warnings about the dangerous path facing Indigenous children in government care. Heidi Petracek explains what one Nova Scotia firm would like to see done to help domestic defence companies grow and compete. And the Toronto Blue Jays are riding a wave of optimism after capturing their first AL East title since 2015. Eric Sorensen looks at how the Blue Jays pulled off one of their best seasons in years, and how hope is growing for the team to win the World Series.

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A gunman in Michigan attacks a Mormon church, setting fire to the building. What's known so far about the victims and a possible motive. Plus, Russia launches one of its largest aerial assaults on Ukraine. And the United Nations marks a major milestone.

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As postal workers go on strike, Prime Minister Mark Carney defends the major overhauls to the Crown corporation. What will it take to get the mail moving again? Plus, Canada's women's rugby team comes up short in the world cup. Why it still has reason to celebrate.

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