Fall and colder weather will soon be here. Infectious disease epidemiologist Brenda Coleman, outlines what we can learn about controlling the spread of COVID-19 from countries in the southern hemisphere that have already coped with the pandemic during the winter months; Christa Big Canoe the director of Aboriginal Legal Services offers her reaction to a CBC News investigation that found that many of the Indigenous people who died in police custody or detention sufferered from addictiion or mental health issues; Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden announces that California Sentaor Kamala Harris will be his running mate. We get reaction from political scientist Kaneesha Middlemass of Howard University; Dr. Giulio Didiodato, the Chief Research Scientist, The Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre in Barrie, tells us about their role in large study to evaluate possible drug treatments for COVID-19; Howard Morton, A former director of the Special Investigations Unit offers his reaction to the SIU's decision to start collecting race-based data; Kimberly Sutherland Mills of the Kingston Frontenac Public Library recommends some books that have been adapted for the small screen; For years, Mike Mildon and Jackson Rowe have been looking into the case of Harold Heaven, a relative of Mildon's in Minden who went missing in 1934. Today they will be examing a site that could possibly offer a clue to his whereabouts.