"van strikes pedestrian at yonge and finch." there's videos. numerous pedestrians have been struck by a white van at yonge and finch. police say multiple pedestrians were hit before 1:30 eastern time. i earlier said they weren't on daylight savings time. i stand corrected. police say multiple pedestrians were hit before 1:30. they initially reported eight to ten people. there's been no updates since then. the global news journalist, jeremy cone, quoting sun, described it as bodies all over yonge street. some pronounced dead on scene. reporters on scene are suggesting seven to eight people may have been killed. nothing yet from police. they have not confirmed the extent of the injuries. a multi-casualty incident has been declared. sunnybrook hospital told cp 24, that they received seven patients from the scene. officials are asking people to avoid the area. this van, that was southbound according to the sun, fled the scene after jumping the curb and hitting the people on the sidewalk. and then the reason is not yet known. twitter is alive with c

i said, thank god, pops. >> all the way down, young and finch, back and forth, they go for walks. i feel sorry for those people. god bless whoever got hurt, man. this is crazy. a lot of people got hurt. i seen a seen i never saw in my life, you see it in a war zone. >> can you tell us who else got hit? >> a lot of people walking. there's an older residence over there that brown building there. people were sitting on the benches there. a bunch of people got hit, at least 40, 50 people. oh, my god, wow! i can't do this any more, i'm sorry. >> thank you so much for that. ali was about 100 meters away. >> this is incredibly difficult to listen to these different eyewitnesss, describe what has amounted to a gruesome scene in toronto. careening down the sidewalk. we're going to come back to this in a moment. that waffle house suspect is in custody. they're about to brief the press on how they got him. >> at 1:07 this afternoon, travis reinking was taken into custody in a wooded area near here by members of the police department specialized investigations division narcotics unit. he was

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and finch, which is the east/west road that traverses yonge street, is one of the main arteries. intersection where you also have public transit. it was also a time of day, 1:30 p.m., when people were breaking for lunch, heading back to their offices. as you can see here, i believe that is the civic center right there. that's the municipality's main seat of government and the conference center. if you also look at some of the other buildings there, you can see that there are large businesses that are operating there. you'll also see what appeared to be big residential condo buildings. so this is a very dense, very congested part of the city. a very active part of the city. based on the eyewitness accounts, the driver was up on yonge street, mowing down pedestrians. reports are saying 1.2kilometers. that's just over a mile, which is a considerable length of the area would indicate that there was purpose to this and not just an accident, which would speak to a shorter distance on the sidewalk. and the police are also reporting that the white van was found at the intersection of a s

the incident happened just beneath one of the major roads that runs east and west, finch avenue.an was up on the sidewalk for about half a mile. based on eyewitness accounts was deliberately hitting pedestrians along the way there. there was one report of a stroller being seen flying through the air. the van was eventually stopped. there was a confrontation with police. the driver got out of the van, witnesses said that they, sort of threatened the police, they said they had a gun. they started waving something in the air. and then the police took down the suspect. we do not know who the person is. whether they were acting alone or in concert with other individuals and what their motivation was. a short time ago we heard from the premier of ontario which is like the governor of the state. that would be the equivalent who said they are sharing information locally at the provincial level, so the state level and also nationwide at the federal level that gives you the sense how serious the situation is, my experience coughing terrorism and terrorism related events over the last 17 ye

parts of finch sn’f euer and western parts of england and wales. that feature geyser a depth of the south. the blue that you see is the storms which could be triggered by the heat, 23 or 24. though the north and west, it is that little bit cooler and that is because the rain hangs around across the western side of scotland and becomes more showery, too late in the day, and the cooler regime behind that weather front, we are looking at around seven, eight, 9 degrees. that is how we start the new week, with bright weather at least for a time and then the rain from the west. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: social media companies are threatened with new laws by the health secretary if they don't do more to protect children online. he's accused them of "turning a blind eye" to the problems arising from social media use. ministers may increase the powers available to police and the security services to try and stop terror attacks at an early stage of planning. verne troyer, who is best known for playing mini—me in the austin powers films, has die

the trains are running and go through to finch and the people are not able to get on or off at northk center. the travel are empty between those stops. we're ask people to take that into account, if possible, to use the york line. we can't offer shuttle buses. i would say -- i've been advised in the briefings that i've been privy too, it's likely there's several days of disruption going on. there's a major investigation that will be taking place here. i hope people will be considerate of that and understand there likely will be disruptions to traffic and to business and to other things in this area of the city. as part of i'm sure pulling together, we will understand that the sacrifices people have to make in that regard, i would be reasonable in the context of something terrible as this that has happened. and finally, i'd say that we -- we're in the process of establishing two hotlines for people. the first and most important is for the families of those worried about loved ones and trying to inquire about the well-being of the loved ones. i don't have the moment right now. they're

at least eight people at young and finchs, i could see one in front of me, they put a body bag over lessinued, and there's another three there. it continues again, there's at least eight bodies i've seen in body bags, everyone's calm and in shock. they're kind of in a panic mode right now. the paramedics try to revive the bodies. they're being covered with body bags and being taken away. the shock is entirely understandable. police had initially put out a bigger number, they want to be precise. do me a favor, hang with me on the phone. stay with me. there's another witness. let's listen to this. >> no, it's okay. >> i saw them go ahead. i thought he had a heart attack or something, i was trying to chase him down, trying to see what happened. all i see is this guy, he's going 70, 80 clicks, hitting people one by one going down. oh, man, it was like -- it was a nightmare, man. i seen a lady with her leg and -- oh, man it was a gross open scene. i couldn't believe what i seen, i was like, oh, man. everybody, all these people on the streets getting hit one by one. post office box getting cru

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been passing through and passengers are asked to get off at shepherd and the trains go through on to finch not able to get on or off in that work center and the trains are empty between the two stops northbound and we're asking people to take that into account in travel plans and if possible use the york university subway line or other means. because obviously it will be more complicated than normal because we can't offer shuttle buses on the section of young street that is closed and expected to remain closed for some period of time. i would say to people that i've been advised in the briefings that i've been privy to this afternoon that it is likely there will be several days of disruption because there is a major investigation and there is going to be taking place here and i hope people will be considerate and understand there likely be -- will be disruptions to traffic and other things in this area of the city. but as part of pulling together we'll understand that the sacrifices people have to make in that regard would be reasonable in the context of something terrible as this that has

van has run over a number of pedestrians near one of toronto's major intersections, young street and finchvenue in the northern part of the city. there are unconfirmed reports that at least two people have been killed. police have tweeted they cannot get confirmed fatalities or explore the extent of the injuries during authorities also same may have arrested the driver following reports he fled the scene on it. we are also giving early eyewitness reports from the scene. one man describing the scene after he saw the van slam into busy pedestrians. >> i was trying to chase it down. i was trying to catch up to see what happened. i mean he is going 70 or 80 clicks. he is just having people one by one. it was a nightmare. i have seen a lady with her legs , this is a gruesome scene. this is really bad out there. everybody, all these people on the streets getting hit one by one. the spots getting called up on people. one person got dragged on and the blood is all over, i'm so shaky, i'm still dying from this. i can't do this is happening. this is so unbelievable. >> joining me on his reporter jef

this is a major thorough fare young street and finch. there would have been lots of people there, diego, were there a lot of people around. there was a lot of screaming people around. people crying. people desperate. people trying to help. it was -- it was like a movie set. you just couldn't believe it. it was just people lying everywhere, blood, and things tumbled over. it was a war zone. >> diego, thanks again for stopping to help. we rely on heroes like you to try and make things better. i'm sorry today you were not able to help the man who you were trying to -- who you performed cpr on. diego dematta helped perform cpr on one of the people hit by the van. joining me now a spokesperson for the toronto police department. gary, what do we know right now about the person who did this? >> right now, currently, we don't know a lot. we do know that we have located the van and that the driver is in custody. at this point, it's still under investigation. we don't know the cause or the reason for the collision. and even the number of pedestria

favorite son candidacy and this was announced after i was elected at a joint press conference, with bob finch, the lieutenant governor. bob publicly stated then that he would do everything he could to convince me that i should be the one, in the interest of unity. the result was that party leaders and our state central committee officers persuaded me i should be the favorite son candidate. >> can we get one thing -- perhaps you could tell us. would you say your political philosophy was closer to that of mr. nixon or mr. rockefeller? governor reagan: i think that without my answering that, you could say that to me. >> why should i answer it? governor reagan: i think on the basis of views expressed, for example right now the vietnam conflict or on the involvement of government in the solution of some problems, yes. i think this would be a fair statement. >> what would be a fair statement? governor reagan: that i have perhaps tended toward solutions of national problems more in the same context that richard nixon has, than i have at times, with rockefeller. >> take this a step further, governor.

official jamie finch who is a partner at lincoln park consulting here in washington a jamie thank you so much for being here it's nice of you it's it to do so thanks so let me ask you were what happens when an accident like this takes place what does n.t.s.b. do indeed has to be has what is called a go team that's assembled for every accident and then they go on rotation within the team itself there are those that stay in washington but the go team goes on site and those that will consist of technical experts they will be looking at various components in and bionics of the aircraft and will also be pulling the black what's known as the black boxes the flight data recorder and the voice recorders and take bringing those back which they should be back in washington already for analysis and addition to that team as the family assistance members who are there to assist those so they are used to be the dragica right that's correct and so when they come back and they do sort of a they do sort of a forensic i know there are those times we've seen those images of airplanes and big hangars wit

. >> vehicle, personal injury intersection of yonge street and finch avenue. >> reporter: it was before 1:30 p.m., lunchtime when a white van was used as a murder weapon. >> it was just clear as day. just an ordinary day walking and just saw the guy get hit by a van. >> reporter: that van making it 16 blocks mowing down pedestrians for nearly a mile and a half. >> it's really bad out there. i couldn't believe what i seen, man. it was like, oh, man, everybody -- all these people on the streets getting hit one by one, post office box getting crumpled up on people and one person got dragged on. and their blood is all over. >> everyone starting running and screaming, and he hit this one lady, and she went flying. you could hear them like dropping. >> reporter: witnesses left with horrifying images painting the grim scene. victims and their belongings bloodied and scattered in the streets. by the time the damage was done, ten people were dead. more than a dozen others hurt. >> there was one lady who was in total distress, and we saw the team go to work on her and pumping away, and they lost

official jamie finch who is a partner at lincoln park consulting here in washington a jamie thank you so much for being here it's nice of you it's it to do so thanks so let me ask you were what happens when an accident like this takes place what does n.t.s.b. do indeed has to be has what is called a go team that's assembled for every accident and then they go on rotation within the team itself there are those that stay in washington but the go team goes on site and those that will consist of technical experts that will be looking at varies components in and avionics of the aircraft and will also be pulling the but what's known as the black boxes the flight data recorder and the voice recorders and take bringing those back which they should be back in washington already for analysis and addition to that team as the family assistance members who are there to assist those to spare he used to be the dragica right that's correct and so when they come back and they do sort of a they do sort of a forensic i know there are those times we've seen those images of airplanes and big hangars with

has run out of a number of pedestrians near one of toronto's major intersections young street and finch avenue in the northern part of the city there are unconfirmed reports that at least two people have been killed. police have tweeted they cannot yet confirmed fatalities or expose the extent of the injuries also she's also saying they've arrested the van strife and following reports in local media that she fled the scene on foot. we're also getting the eyewitness reports from the scene one man describing the moment he saw the van slam into pedestrians busy intersection i seen him go ahead i thought he had a heart attack or something so i was trying to chase it out of the way almost trying to catch up see what happened although i seen this guy is crumble i mean he's going seventy eighty clicks he's just hitting people one by one going down. and it was like a nightmare where i seen i was going in for us and i seen a lady with her leg and there is a distance it is really bad i couldn't believe what i see in my nose. everybody hell these people on the streets getting hit one by one post o

when we look at the whole situation right now that area of the city is shut down it's a very a called finch and young and that intersection shut down all subway services to that area are shut down but the latest is from sunnybrook hospital which is one of the biggest hospitals in the area their trauma center has accepted seven people from the scene of that incident so we know that people are being treated at this point we have also heard from witnesses here's what they've had to say. the man was walking through the intersection at young encountered was this one is a middle of the intersection and the van just went right into them plowed right into him and then apparently he drove down further and he went on to the sidewalk by the next building and he hit more people there and just kept going i see no reason to assume a white van with him with a red coloring on it and always some is that he smashed into someone over there he just went on the sidewalk he just started hitting everybody he had every single person on the sidewalk anybody in his they would at the bus stop everything i shouted the

. >> vehicle, personal injury, intersection of yonge street and finch avenue. >> reporter: it was lunchtime, just before 1:30 p.m. the van driving 16 blocks, nearly a mile and a half, ramming into people again and again. >> he just went on the sidewalk, he just started hitting everybody, man. he hit everybody on the sidewalk. anybody in his way, he would hit. the bus stop, everything all shattered. there was a lady in there i saw. i just stopped and i looked and i went after him and all i see is just crumbling up one by one. >> reporter: eyewitnesses describing a scene of pure panic. >> everyone started running and screaming and he hit this one lady and she went flying. and he hit another lady. i didn't see. i was running at that point and you could hear them at like dropping. >> reporter: police finally cornering the van. investigators are now scouring the video of the standoff that came next. the driver pulling an object from his pocket, pointing it at an officer, staring him down with this warning. >> i have a gun in my pocket. >> i don't care. get down. >> i have a gun in my pocket. >>

north york and toronto it's the north part of the city obviously jane or so i should say young and finch as the intersection it's a heavily populated area a lot of condominiums in that area and when this all went down police jumped into action there was a brief standoff with the alleged assailant some say that he was carrying a gun police were saying drop it or we will shoot these are all reports from the scene we know that paramedics are still working there at the scene subway services have been suspended to the area and the streets have been closed for hours now so obviously police are taking this very seriously even though they have the suspect in custody investigation is ongoing yeah that's a big new line we have both of you is there on the deaths have been reported we just talked about injuries before just to recap has that been confirmed or will they get that info from so just a few minutes ago we were i was checking out the updates it was four deaths and now it's up to five i can't really say confirmed at this point because till we see the police actually come out and say that tha

well, based on witness accounts we have a vehicle that started north on young street from finch, andn sidewalks, at some points driving southbound on northbound lanes, so it is very clear just from a general perspective to say that the actions definitely look deliberate. there is nothing on ourfiles. we have looked right across, and there is nothing that we have on him right now. was ina that we have on him right now. was in a hate crime? have you ruled out terrorism? we don't rule out anything. what we have to do is we have to follow what we have. because it is very early in the investigation right now, you have to appreciate that there have to be frantic investigations, digital and otherwise. they have to be witnesses, not just otherwise. they have to be witnesses, notjust witnesses otherwise. they have to be witnesses, not just witnesses to what occurred, but witnesses that may have information based on the person that we are alleging has done this right now —— forensics. and as we expand the investigation and explore further through those accou nts explore further through those a

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this intersection with finch avenue is one of the major east-west arteries. it is one of the major subs for the subway system, known as the ttc, the toronto transit commission. you have one of the major arteries in the city. you have coupled with that, the subway system and time of day, 1:30. this is when people finish up their lunch hour and heading back to work. this area is not only a business area but it is a heavily residential area. there are a lot of large condominium complexes up in that part of toronto, what i would call smaller residential neighborhoods, older neighborhoods off to the side. so if the individual's motivation was to inflict a maximum number of casualties they really kind of checked all the boxes in this particular situation. a major artery for traffic, vehicular and pedestrian traffic in toronto. also the subway system, time of day, based on eyewitness reports that we're getting out of toronto the driver of the white van was driving north on young street and went up on to the curb and hit the pedestrians. so they would have hit the pe

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he says his literary hero is atticus finch because he couldn't think of any former cliche than that.e says he wishes trump would read "the new york times" op-ed page. he says he would like to have sandberg to a dinner party and so on and on. this is america's top g-man or was? he sounds like every other sense of guilt ribbon liberal. not impressive at all. that's why he didn't hesitate before destroying any remaining public trust in the fbi in order to sell this book. the fbi director is not supposed to let emotions and political considerations influence investigations, but comey doesn't even hide it. he admits his behavior in the fall of 2016 may have been colored by his desire to make hillary clinton a "legitimate present." there is nobody and either party, republic and our democrat who will ever again think the clinton investigation was conducted fairly. when the russian investigation for that matter. here's what he told abc about that. watch. >> did you tell him that the dossier had been financed by his political and opponents? >> known. i think i just talked about additional mat

specific place for a specific reason to do direct death and harm on a crowd of people in yoning gne and finch which is l a popular area of toronto.ff what i did notice is the vehicle was rented a terror red flag. the fact that the individual came out of the car and, from what we heard was waiving some type of object. we don't know specifically if it is a gun or weapon. that's another red flag. the way that you investigate terror, what i'm not seeing from the toronto police services here, the way you investigate this type of attack at the beginning really sets the tone for a proper terror, quality investigation. if you don't treat it as an act of terror early on. it effects the tone of the how the investigation is carried out. that's what is concerning. reluctant to call this terrorism. where as in israel everything is a terror attack when it involves attacking a large crowd of people. then you can dedeuce backwards. that's where i come out. >> laura: let's listen to what the mayor of toronto john tory already talking inclusivety, before we know more. >> this is a time when this community shou

from the van rampage and police allege a 25-year-old suspect drove his van at the corner of yonge and finch down the sidewalk and hitting pedestrians and at one point driving southbound in the northbound lane and they believe this is a deliberate act. police say right now it appears mental illness might be the driving force and not terrorism. ten people have been confirmed dead. 15 remain injured in the hospital. the suspect due in court today to hear the first charges against him. we do anticipate that there will be ten murder charges levied against the suspect. prime minister justin trudeau this morning made remarks. >> of course, toronto for this -- as soon as it makes sense to do so, but right now it is an active ongoing situation. >> we could tell you that investigators who have been briefed on this case both here in canada and in the united states believe that mental health is the reason and not terrorism. ron mott in toronto. [ bell ringing ] >>> the opening bell there. j.p. morgan doing that. but take a look here. could you see the dow down 580 points and hit below 600 at one point.

then probably ten seconds after that is when i got to young&finch and there were probably 20, 30 people standing around, 4-5 people on the sidewalk, a number of pedestrians franticly performing cpr on those people. there's a lot of blood and just mass confusion. it was very tragic. >> i know, christian, you were saying that in that moment when you were realizing what it was, you were thinking about your kids and that you were hoping they were safe at school. >> yeah. that was the first thing that came to mind. you know, i checked the time. my mind went straight to them. you know, at first i wasn't too sure what was happening. i thought maybe there's an incident that happened on a bus or something like that because there's a bus parked there, but, yeah. it's moments like these that make you think about your family and every day when you step out the door what's going to happen. >> look, the job is to get the facts and get perspective from people who are there, but diego, i've been around a lot of these and you saw some rough things and you did some very extraordinary things in that momen

it happened in toronto at the crossroads of yonge street and finch avenue. seems that played an of places. witnesses describing the band second one pedestrian then driving on. make no mistake, this is a of the town. —— this is one part of the town. to order row the traffic going way. you can see it is not a busy time of the day when the google car went past, but another thriller the traffic there in three or four lanes there. a great many traditions as well. a busy part of town. this kind of thing has the potential to cause absolute havoc. salmann farooqui is a journalist in toronto and joins me now. they get for your time. tell us what you are and what you have heard. we are standing by the shirt over where the incident actually happened. there was one body that was found over just there was one body that was found overjust in front of me. but i'm in the area where the whole street is closed off, a lot of police going around now. when you stand by body close to you, read the metre is a body lying on the ground and it is covered ? body lying on the ground an

it started at finch and yonge street. seeing this driver of this white rental van driving along the sidewalks and police believe this was a deliberate act because not only he was driving on the sidewalks, he was breaking and he also was seen driving down the northbound lanes going south looking for people to hit in the words of witnesses. as you mentioned, ten people were killed. one was publicly identified the at this point. we are not identifying that victim's name at this point because nbc news has not independently confirmed that person's name and we do know that overnight officials were working to identify all the deceased people in this horrible incident yesterday. again, the death toll initially reported at nine grew to ten. police chief saying last night he was a bit worried that this death toll could climb even higher. so we're looking to see exactly what we can learn more about this suspect later this afternoon police have tentatively scheduled a media briefing. we don't have a time on when that's to start, but

he made his way to the area of finch and young street in toronto.orted in the media, the accused is alleged to have for a cryptic message on facebook minutes before he started driving the rented van and drove it southbound on yonge street and onto the crowded sidewalks. he continued to drive on yonge street, delivery striking pedestrians on the sidewalk and the roadway with the vehicle. the accused was arrested by the memberof the the accused was arrested by the member of the toronto police service in the area of yonge street and sheppard avenue. once arrested, he was taken to a 32 division and investigated by the homicide squad. he has been charged with ten counts of first—degree murder, 13 counts of attempted murder and we are in his debating a 14th count of attempted murder which will be made shortly following some follow—up investigation. the accused did appear in court today. this morning. he's being held in custody. as you can imagine, the investigation is extremely detailed and ongoing. and because the accused has been charged, i'm restricted

cp 24 that they have a driver and vaned in custody after multiple pedestrians struck near yonge and finch. michael, what are the first questions that police will be asking that driver? >> so was the information they made an arrest? >> they made an arrest, no word on whether it was intentional. >> so there's a belief there's some criminal behavior, obviously. so the question was, what was his motivation? what was his target? why did he just pick these individuals. and does he have a network out there? was he trying to put forth -- >> hold on, we should note, we don't know the sex or the gender of this person, yet. we are presuming -- >> the individual. >> yeah, the individual. >> the individual who committed this event. and they're obviously going to try to find out everybody who knows him and goes back to his home and find out the presence on the net was. and if it turns out to be an inspired attack, what inspired him? >> yeah, unfortunately, there are some pretty graphic images, so we want to warn our viewers. sometimes when we zoom in, we see some graphic things on the screen. clint, wh

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the yonge and finch area in northern toronto was full of traffic... and pedestrians.. when the van rannto the sidewalk at about 1:30 this afternoon...witnesses say it appeared to be going fast... and with several people dead ... and more than a dozen injured...they're horrified by the carnage left behind.... the injured were rushed to hospital... wishes for their recovery... and condolences for the families of those killed... are coming in from across the country.. police say the driver has been detained... but haven't been able to provide much information beyond that.we do know that the white van was a rental. toronto mayor john tory is urging the city to remain calm... as a city waits anxiously for answers. secuity is being tightned around the city ni, cbc news, toronto (vicki) new at six-- oregon welfare officials say the family in the s-u-v that plunged off a cliff in mendocino county... faced a child abuse investigation in another state in 2013. oregon child protective services obtained records from minnesota before investigating jennifer and sarah hart, who adopted six children.

jennie finch and keo. tonya harding and sasha. jamie anderson and artem. adam rippon and jenna.g to -- >> there's one more. >> the buzzer beater. >> yeah. >> what is it, the 26th season? >> the 26th. >> 26th? my back just went out. >> this is -- i think i've said this on the show before. this has been one of the true gifts of my career to be able to work with these incredible people and to be doing it. now we'll be wrapping up our 13th year of "dancing with the stars" with this season, so, yeah. >> amazing. and you are -- [ cheers and applause ] right now over to george. >>> thank you, guys. we're going to go to a story about female gamers fighting back. millions of women are reporting harassment within the multibillion dollar gaming business and many are now joining forces to tackle the problem head on. abc's erielle reshef is in chicago with the story. hey, erielle. >> reporter: hey. good morning to you, george. some of the world's top gamers are women, and many of them gathered here in chicago last night to try to put a stop to what they say is incessant sexual harassment. th

and i think that in particular and what remains of edith finch, i think it's all about the journey, theyoment and it's straightforwardly a game that these are a bit different and they are all about new characterisation and everything else. we chatted off about fortnight now let's talk about it because it is the most popular video game in the world now and eve ryo ne video game in the world now and everyone watching, whether they know it or not their kids will be playing at. and effectively you as the character battling for survival against 99 other people and it is kill or be killed, last man, last woman standing will be killed, you can the others with rocket launchers, rifles and pistols and it is rated 12. am i the only adult who thinks that the rating should be higher? i respectfully disagree. no, good. there's a difference between violence and action. there's no guts or blood. it is cartoon like, not like call of duty. but it is the principle of bang, bang, you're dead. it's a creative game. it encourages the player to use their brain and make constructions, it's quite a clever game.

the winner of the top prize last night was a us designer giant sparrow with what remains of edith finchrkets, a bit of nervousness going on, the ftse is down a bit. the dax up about half of 196. down a bit. the dax up about half of 1%. what people are waiting for really, i mean there is a geopolitical things going on, but also, next week in the united states, we have a lot of big companies reporting. now this happens every quarter, there shouldn't be anything difference but this time it is the first time we will see the direct results of a fax reform in united states, they could be really massive and we could see a real surge in stocks depending on how good the figures. er. more of that next week. that is all. let me tell you news in from west midlands police saying that two teenagers have been arrested after a gerl‘s body was found in a park in wolverhampton, police say they have arrested two teenage boys, on suspicion of the 14—year—old girl's murder. her body diwas found in west park in wolverhampton yesterday morning and this morning police have arrested two teenage boys on suspicio

citizens indicating a vehicle is driving on yonge street, and striking a number of pedestrians between finchi see is this crumbling up. one by one, one by one... holy god, i've never seen a thing like this in my life, i swear. earlier i spoke to nitish bissonauth it was, in fact, that area of the downtown, it is actually considered a second downtown core. like you mentioned, the weather was fantastic. last week we had an ice storm. as you can imagine, a lot of people are taking advantage of this beautiful weather. it was the second warmest day of the week. that area has a lot of cafes, a lot of restaurants. it really is a pedestrian friendly zone, you know? we're talking about large sidewalks, sidewalks that encourage people to go out and about, and enjoy. so it was very visibly upsetting for a lot of people to hear this happen, in such a quaint and nice area of the city. some people will have seen online footage showing the suspect next to the damaged white rental vehicle, which went almost a mile down that pedestrian pavement and shouting, "kill me", to officers. officers said no and the a