Omar Khadr appeared in a US Military Court yesterday where all charges against him were dropped, however, he is still in detention as the government cosiders an appeal; Prime Minister Stephen Harper is in Paris today, where he's facing sharp criticism on Canada's failure to meet the Kyoto Accord levels; WWF says that Canada must break ranks with the US in order to meet climate change goals; the body of the latest Canadian soldier killed in Afghanistan returned home today; a record amount of snow in the BC mountains is melting fast, causing flood warnings for residents; anti-poverty activist Bob Geldoff says Canada, along with the other G-8 countries, is blocking progress in Africa; Marci visits the set of The Price Is Right; CIBC is facing the largest ever class action suit for the recovery of unpaid overtime for tellers; Paris Hilton's lawyers say that she's doing well in jail, and that she's been allowed to keep her hair extensions while serving her time; the body of a man was found next to the train tracks in the north end of Toronto, and the police investigation is interrupting GO rail service; Donald Trump was not a witness in the Conrad Black trial, as defence lawyers decided not to call him, but focus on Daniel Radler instead; the family of a woman who went missing in Syria two months ago has offered a reward for any information that leads to finding her; a study says that children of divorced parents are twice as likely to be prescribed Ritalin than children whose parents are still together; Seamus talks with Kate Walsh about her new series, Private Practice; Ben Mulroney drops by to chat about the new season of Canadian Idol which starts this evening on CTV; Eugene Levy talks about being the host of Canada's Walk of Fame, as well as being a past inductee; Serena Ryder performs for our studio audience.