canadian prime minister justin trudeau paid an emotional vist to the town in saskatchewan where someone shot four and killed four people. trudeau met with community leaders, and offered his condolences. the village of la loche is a village where about 3-thousand people live. many are still grieving after the attacks at a school and home. a gunman shot and killed four people and wounded seven others. trudeau stopped at the high school where most of the shootings happned. s/ justin trudeau/ canadian prime minister :32 "we are communities of compassionate caring citizens across this nation. we love and we take care of one another, and we will and we must work together to address the deeper issues facing our country that have yet again been highlighted by tragedy and heartbreak a 17-year-old is in custody for the shooting. italian police have announced they arrested some big time mafia bosses. the two fugitive bosses were found in a bunker in calabria. giuseppe crea and giuseppe ferraro were hiding to avoid being prosecuted for extortion, murder, and other crimes. the two a reportedly the l

s/ justin trudeau/ canadian prime minister :32 "we are communities of and we will and we must tragedy and heartbreak one week ago." custody for the shooting. health officials in peru say the zika virus has spread to that country. workers in lima have been fumigating homes, trying to wipe out mosquitoes that spread the virus. peru's health minister met with a 17-year-old who says he is ill with zika, but is now symptom-free. helath officials say he likely got the virus while in venezuela. the virus has been detected in latin america and the caribbean. the world health organization thinks the virus will spread to most of the americas in the next few months. italian police have announced they arrested some big time mafia bosses. the two fugitive bosses were found in a bunker in calabria. giuseppe crea and giuseppe ferraro were hiding to avoid being prosecuted for extortion, murder, and other crimes. the two a reportedly the leaders of the crime sydicate that is europe's biggest cocaine supplier. today: mainly sunny and mild. highs in the lower sunday: mainly sunny & lead to fantastic out

canadian prime minister justin trudeau later addressed the nation calling it a terrible, tragic day. >> the community is reeling and all of us across this country' s hearts are going to the families and to the whole community. >> justin: right now they haven' t released any information about the suspect or the victims. >>> deputies continue their search this morning for the gunman who shot a man at an apartment complex near ucf. we told you about this as breaking news yesterday morning. it happened at the marquis apartments along sterling university lane. deputies say a dispute between 2 men led to shots being fired. the victim was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. underwent a name change after a string of robberies and a pledge to improve security. they' re going through camera footage and working with detectives on the investigation. >>> in volusia county a property appraiser' s office has temporarily closed its doors. this after an employee was accosted trying to get to work friday morning. it happened at the daytona beach office on north beach street. according to

an introduce to the canada prime minister justin trudeau. >>> the ever spreading virus that caused the white house to cause a meeting. >>> a world health organization to redeem a committee. we will tell you what you need to know. >>> and you know what life is like in france 35 hour work week and six weeks of vacation, great wine and food. not quit the countries economy minister busts some myths about france. th >>> then five years ago it was packed with protestors trying to topple a dictator. this week it was nearly empty but for protestors. what happened to equ egypt? >>. >>> and honor kills. one of the most bar bar i can murders and a woman shot by her family because she loved the wrong person. a stunning film about one such horrific case. >>> first here is my take. to understand why the current conservative crack up is so confounds the establishment, you have to recognize that the party is facing two separate revolts that are taken place and one led by ted cruz and the other by donald trump. the first one is well deskrabed and it's why the right went wrong. for six decades he has sa

. >>> when justin trudeau was leaked a few months ago, he promised a national inquiry on why hundredsf indigenous women have disappeared and were murdered. they are six times more likely to be murdered than any other people in canada. >> reporter: five years ago, kyle's sister disappeared. >> she was seen getting into a red truck, and that's as far as we know. the guy was in his mid 30s, short, stocky. >> gabosh was 20 years old. >> there are so many indigenous women going missing? why are they vulnerable. >> they're eas easy prey. a lot of people think that they can get away with it. >> reporter: win paying has the largest indigenous population in canada and the highest crime and murder rates. many in the city are poor. >> i think that poverty makes people vulnerable to the point where they're more attractive to those predators, and there are many predators out there. >> reporter: bodies sometimes turn up in the river. the indigenous here feel that the government has largely ignored the violence, but now there's growing public awareness and a movement to change things. >> i just thin

canada's prime justin trudeau says two people were critically hurt. >> obviously, this is every parents' worst nightmare. leaders, they obviously expressed that the community is reeling and all of us across the country, our hearts are going out to the families and to the whole community. >> the school is for students kidders and 4th grade. >>> new travel warnings out over growing concerns about the zeka virus. today, the cdc added barbados, bow vivia, ecuador, guadalupe, and saint martin and other areas bringing the number of destinations to 22. 2222 pregnant women should consider postponing travel to these areas. >>> one person has died from listeria after eating packaged saladded made salads made by dole. this sickened people across six states. the person who died was in michigan. dole has stopped all production at the ohio facility linked to the outbreak. >>> a university of virginia college student is debaned in north korea. otto warmbier is in custody in peaian peaian-- pyongyang. he entered the purpose for the purpose of bringing down the foundation of the country's single minded

prime minister justin trudeau says five people are dead and two others injured during a school shooting in the canadian province of saskatchewan. a suspect is in custody. the school where this happened has students in 7th through 12th grade. searchers have found human remains at the crash site where a taiwanese airman flying an f-16 went down in arizona. the air force student pilot was training at luke air force base. he was on an air- to-air combat training mission when the jet went down. the pilot's wingman-- an instructor-- reported the crash... and stayed above the scene. the investigation into the cause of the crash continues. a little bit of bright news from wall street to end the week.. stocks closed out their first weekly gain in four weeks, led by a surge in energy stocks. oil stocks soared friday after the price of crude jumped 9 percent, clawing back more of the ground it has lost since the beginning of the year. the dow jones industrial average rose 210 points, or a little over 1- percent. the s and p closed up around 2- percent on the day. and the nasdaq closed up almost 3-

canadian prime minister justin trudeau confirmed the sheeting. one boy is the suspect, the school h severance the aboriginl community of la loche. >>> investigative hearing could be held to lead to dismissal of authorities involved in the flint, michigan water crisis. >>> north korea says it has detained an american college student. state run media said he was arrested just before north korea conducted their fourth nuclear test. harry fawcett reports from seoul south korea. >> this news came through on the north korean state media, kcna, saying north korea had detained a u.s. citizen a student for a supposed hostile act against the state. also this media report saying that act was tolerated and manipulated by the united states government. the name of this man otto frederick wombier. the u.s. embassy in seoul has confirmed it has seen these media reports, and referring the rest to the stat state departmet washington. young pioneer tours says this young man was on one of their tours in north korea and he was detained on january the 2nd. they say th

. >> those words from canadian prime minister justin trudeau. addressing the media after a mass shooting in canada. saskatchewan, canada. it's not not clear home of the victims were how many ofthe victims were at the school. and in south florida this is the man believed to have ambushed a police officer this morning. this 24-year-old pulled up alongside the patrol car and fired at least eight shots at him. officer starling was hit in the lower body, and he is expected to make a full recovery. police believe that the suspect was just out to kill. >> if you have that much hate and aggression to attempt to assassinate a police officer who is paid to protect and serve, there is no justification for it. >> there he is. that suspect was eventually taken into custody after a brief chase. all right, we continue to follow that epic bliz d that hammering the northeast. it's already practically shut down the nation's capitol. d.c. is expected to get maybe 2 feet of snow, and our joe waldman has been giving us great reports from out in the elements. >> abou

meteorologist>> thhoho justin trudeau: getting started at 4:30 with the rest of the gang. laurie and calvin? >> calvin: i can't rock the >> reporter: no, back to flip flops. >> calvin: still to come tonight, tragedy in zoo miami when a young giraffe sticks its neck out leading to a freak accident. we have the story coming up. >> laurie: if you can stay up a bit lar thinkser jimmy kimmel is revved up and ready to go! jimmy? >> we made a new show tonight. ready? look at this. >> the man you describe as the devil, ryan seacrestst you have said many terrible things. >> she and i made up! i feel like -- >> reporter: good evening, south florida. constance jones here with the traffic alert. you know they're working on that i-75 express lane project. it's affecting traffic on i-75 and 84 eastbound. that entrance ramp will be don't forget to get >> laurie: the transport of the nearly 8,000 cuban migrants in limbo in costa rica is expected to gen next week. e first 180 migrants will be flown to el salvador where they'll be bussed to mexico with hopes of crossing into the u.s. at the

we will hear from the new canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, today. we will also hear from u.s. vice president joe biden as well. there is somewhat of a chill with the freezing temperatures in davos. those figures out in china yesterday showing the lowest growth rate in 25 years. the international monetary fund also reduced its forecast for global economic growth for this year and next year. saying thata survey only 27% of chief executives they surveyed saw things improving. this is an issue i suppose that is affecting many types of businesses, and there are lots of different studies coming out, on what do those communications -- matt harrington, thank you for joining us. you look at the trust people having governments, institutions, businesses. what has this survey showed? >> the headline this year is that trust is up, up across all four institutions -- business, media, ngo's, and government, which is interesting in terms of the opening you just gave. it is counterintuitive. when we were talking to thousands of folks last year, people were feeling be

prime minister justin trudeau said the country's heart is breaking for the victims. police in las vegas get boy in front of a popular hotel on the strip. investigators say officers and a boy started firing at each other near a crowd of people in front of the bellagio hotel last night. police say an officer's bullet grazed the boy. he went to the hospital, but was shortly released and arrested by police. police have not said why the officer fired at nthe suspect, only saying he did not answer to commands to surrender. we continue to follow breaking news - thousands of outages. the storm knocked out power in every hampton roads city! we'll update you on the numbers. and more breaking news out of mathews county. look at these unbelieveable pictures of an historic theater that was destroyed by heavy snow. we'll have more our coverage of the winter storm continues this half hour we have crews all over hampton roads this morning. we're are on your side to make sure you're prepared to deal with anything mother nature may have to let's take a look at tower cam 10 over the ou

justin trudeau: getting started at 4:30 with the rest of the gang. laurie and calvin? >> calvin: i can't rock the boots tomorrow? >> reporter: no, back to flip flops. >> calvin: still to come tonight, tragedy in zoo miami when a young giraffe sticks its neck out leading to a freak accident. we have the story coming up. >> laurie: if you can stay up a bit later thinkser jimmy kimmel is revved up and ready to go! jimmy? >> we made a new show tonht. ready? >> the man you describe as the devil, ryan seacrest! you have said many terrible things. >> she and i made up! i feel like -- >> reporter: good evening, south florida. cotance jones here with the traffic alert. you know they're working on that i-75 express lane project. it's affecting traffic on i-75 and 84 eastbound. that entrance ramp will be closed until 5 a.m. the flu virus hits big. with aches, chills, and fever, there's no such thing as a little flu. and it needs a big solution: an antiviral. so when the flu hits, call your doctor right away and up the ante with antiviral tamiflu. prescription tamiflu is an antivi

prime minister justin trudeau said the country's heart is breaking for the victims. police in las vegas got into a shootout with a boy in front of a popular hotel on the strip. investigators say officers and a boy started firing at each other near a crowd of people in front of the bellagio hotel last night. police say an officer's bullet grazed the boy. he went to the hospital, but was shortly released and arrested by police. police have not said why the officer fired at nthe suspect, only saying he did not a student from u-v-a is at the center of an international dispute. the north korean government is accusing him of hostile acts. otto frederick warmbier got into north korea on a tourist visa. the chinese travel company that organized the trip says the government detained him on january second. warmbier is from the cincinnati area. the u-s embassy in seoul says it is aware of the reports of his arrest. we continue to follow breaking news - thousands of outages. the storm knocked out power in every hampton roads city! we'll update you on the numbers. and more breaki

. >> stewart: canadian prime minister justin trudeau says yesterday's fatal school shooting in the province of saskatchewan is, "every parent's worst nightmare." the shooting took place at the high school in la loche: a remote town of 3,000 residents. the daughter of the town's mayor, a 23-year-old teacher, was one of two people killed at the school by the gunman. he was arrested outside the school. the teenaged suspect allegedly shot and killed his two brothers at home before going to the school. vice president joe biden says the united states and turkey are committed to defeat militants from the islamic state in iraq and syria, or isis, in syria. the vice president is in neighboring turkey this weekend for meetings with turkey's prime minister and president. biden said the allies are prepared to increase military litary presence in syria,ts mainly in support of president bashar al-assad. united nations-brokered peace talks between assad and his opponents resume next week in geneva. today, 45 opposition groups issued a statement saying they support the political process." new york times" r

``prime minister justin trudeau ``says the community is reeling. ``thousands of people stock in a ``massive traffic standstill on ``i-75 near london kentucky, ``prompting the governor to call ``out the national guard. ``police say hotels are filling up ``as drivers look to get off the ``road. ``some of them have been stuck in ``their cars since 2:00 p.m. ``friday. ``friday. ``highway patrol officers say ``-- since 2:00 p.m. friday. ``highway patrol officers say ``multiple wrecks and slow driving ``conditions caused the back up. ``more basketball coming up in ``your morning blitz, ``including the college teams ``playing today, and the match-ups ``you won' t want to miss, ``jennifer: and some sunshine is ``heading our way. ``the clouds are starting to thin ``out. ``partly cloudy skies expected ``later this afternoon. @ @ r @ and with committed support, they thrive. american family insurance. jonathan: i was trying to get ``the picture you took from your ``garage out in the street. ``it was a nice coding. ``jennifer: about an inch and a ``the wind blo

canadian prime minister justin trudeau called the nightmare". people in winnsboro are taking walmart's "going out of business" sale. the store will close at the end of the month. it's one of many walmart stores across the country that will shut its doors. the closures will affect 10,000 workers in the u.s. listen up mom! if you're planning on heading out today. you many want to know about a recall on a popular stroller. details next. break 5 from traffic jams to potholes, driving through the palmetto state is an (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) my travels over the holidays took me to several states. it was such a relief to get out of south carolina and into our neighboring states to see three-lane, pothole-free roads. even though it was the number one priority last session, our elected officials failed to

canadian prime minister justin trudeau was in dabo switzerland when the news broke. >> obviously this is every parent's worst nightmare. when i spoke with community leaders they obviously expressed that the community is reeling. and all of us across this country's hearts are going out to the families and to the whole community. >> al jazeera's daniel lak is in toronto with more on the developing story. >> this took place in the remote community of la loche and it is about 300, 400 miles north of the nearest biggest city, saskatoon. it was a middle school 7-12, and just before the lunch time about 1:00 p.m. local time someone started shooting outside and inside the school. the person is in custody, according to the royal canadian mounted police, the mounties. a local aboriginal chief described him as a boy. there is a community where this type of thing is not well-known at all. canada has only had a couple of these over the past three decades so obviously a deep sense of shock both in saskatchewan and the entire country tonight. >> daniel lak reporting from toronto. >>> the government

``prime minister justin trudeau ``says the community is reeling. ``michigan's top environmental ``officer has told federal ``regulators the state will comply ``operation of flint's drinking ``water and protect public health. ``the state is challenging the ``legality of the federal ``government's demands. ``state water regulators failed to ``ensure corrosive water from the ``flint river was treated in order ``to prevent leeching from lead ``pipes. ``flint's children are among those ``exposed to lead. ``a potentially similar situation ``here in ohio. ``the city manager of sebring, ``ohio, says the school district ``cancelled classes as a ``precaution friday over water ``concerns. ``an advisory said children and ``pregnant women shouldn't drink ``tap water because of elevated ``levels of lead and copper found ``during tests at a handful of ``older homes. ``he says tests have shown the ``water in the distribution system ``is safe, unlike flint's. ``more basketball coming up in ``your morning blitz, including ``the college teams playing today ``and the

this is from a recent meeting with the handsome new canadian justin trudeau. this is the "i must paint you." [ laughter and applause ] you don't see that. >> steve: you don't see that. >> jimmy: the next expression common. check out this one. this is the "why are these cheesecake factory menus so damn big?" [ laughter and applause ]zers." >> steve: "33 pages of appetizers!" >> jimmy: check out this next you can tell what this one means. how was your tinder date?" [ laughter and applause ] "spill the t."his next one. this is obama waiting to speak before a recent climate change summit. this is the "damn, adele, just too real." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: she got him. >> jimmy: she got him good. next expression is an you don't see it often. this is the "when bae don't text back right away." [ laughter and applause ]n bae -- yeah. [ light laughter ] here's another one. this is president obama from a a recent press briefing. ever think about what's in a hotdog?" [ laughter and applause ] "you ever think about it? lots of things in there.t." >> steve: "you

``the prime minister, justin ``trudeau ``trudeau, says the community is ``reeling. ``michigan's top environmental ``officer told regulators the ``state will comply with orders to ``ensure safety of the drinking ``water. ``the state is questioning the ``legality of the government's ``demands. ``state regulators failed to ``assure water was treated to ``prevent leetching from lead ``pipes. ``flint's children are among those ``who have been exposed to lead. ``a similar situation in ohio. ``ohio, says the school ``districting cancelled classes ``friday over water concerns. ``an advisory says children and ``pregnant women shouldn't drink ``tap waters because of elevated ``levels of lead and copper held ``during tests at a handful of ``older homes. ``however, he said tests show ``water in the distribution system ``is safe. ``more basketball matchups you ``might not want to miss. ``to single digits. ``what we're expecting for the ``weekend forecast as sun returns, ``jennifer: welcome back. ``our mid-atlantic storm brewing ``off to the east. ``we had the back edge of it. ``

the prime minister justin trudeau keen to improve relations with the great eindigenous community. >> we have made the inquiry a priority for the government. those touched by the national tragedy have waited long enough. >> by their own administration police say they have 1200 cases of missing or murdered indigenous women over the past 30 years. they are over-represented, more likely to go missing or murdered, making up 16% representing 4.3% of the total population. bernadette's sister was another victim. >> having a criminal record, a known drug user, and someone known to free went the streets of the all played a role. if these were nonindigenous women, i am sure it would have been done a long time ago. >> the problem people had was a sense that law enforcement was not to prioritise cases. >> this intersection was the last known election. police didn't bother looking into the case until 10 days after she went missing. >> 90% are solved. limited resources required them to focus on what cases to focus on. >> winnipeg handles 20,000 missing person cases. on a daily basis, officers are c

justin trudeau, the new 44-year-old prime minister of canada. women seemed particularly impressed, perhaps because he has appointed a cabinet that is 50% female. an unabashed liberal who plans to raise taxes on the wealthy and take climate change seriously. in doing this, he continues the legacy of his father, pierre tr. deau, perhaps canada's most famous prime minister. davos was his debut on the world stage and my interview was his first with a noncanadian broadcaster. listen in. mr. prime minister, you campaigned on the idea that you were going to do deficit spending to build infrastructure, that you were going to reverse canada's denial on climate change issues and embrace an active climate change policy, despite the fact that canada is a major oil producer, a new inclusion policy for aboriginals in canada. i remember a remarkable moment in the campaign when there was talk about prime minister harper said one should strip canadians who are affiliated with isis of their citizenship. and you said no. you disagreed with that. you didn't think t

``prime minister justin trudeau ``says the community is reeling. ``michigan's top environmental ``officer has told federal ``regulators the state will comply ``with an order to ensure safe ``operation of flint's drinking ``water and protect public health. ``but the state is challenging the ``legality of the federal ``government's demands. ``state water regulators failed to ``assure corrosive water from the ``flint river was treated to ``prevent leaching from lead ``pipes. ``flint's children are among those ``exposed to lead. ``and official accounts of two ``chicago police officers appear ``to contradict squad car video ``showing of white officer jason ``van dyke fatally shooting a ``black teen in 2014. ``those two oirs have been placed ``investigations are complete. ``the dash cam video, as we can ``see, shows him shooting laquan ``mcdonald 16 times. ``we see laquan mcdonald walking ``down the street away from ``officers with a knife down his ``side. ``he was shot after that. ``it's unclear if syrian groups ``opposed to president assad will ``come

canadian prime minister justin trudeau says five people have been killed and two are in critical condition after a school shooting in a remote area of saskatchewan. the acting mayor there says a suspect has been taken into custody. the shooting occurred in an aboriginal community in the province. police and the school's facebook page say the school is in lockdown. >>> an american college student something held prison anywhere north korea tonight. he is otto wormbier from the university of virginia. north korea said the student was arrest ford what it calls a hostile act orchestrated by the american government to undermine the country. the state department says it is aware of the reports. >>> after trying to stick, president obama may be about to use the carrot again to pursue foreign policy among the uncooperative. first, it was a iran, now russia. correspondent kevin corke fills us in from the white house. sanctions relief windfall. only this time it's russia that stands to benefit. and secretary of state john kerry said it could happen within months? >> with effort and with bona fide leg

that the new prime minster justin trudeau is calling "every parent's nightmare."ve people have been killed and two wounded.at an aboriginal community school of 7th to 12th witness described screaming and more than a half dozen shots. the prime minister confirms the suspect is in custody and the situation is under control. a former oakland raider was prison without parole for three murders. anthony wayne smith, who played defensive end, was convicted last november. for the 1999 your estate is equipment and lighting porta-potti is some sighting is going going up and put people out helping to direct traffic road closures and big message here. take public transit the can walker bike asking for migraine if you try and drive off so a couple rode close and the nfl experience located. a field there is that by the ferry building and part of survival city 1 million people descending on the city for the civil week. >> pam: after this weekend's game more than 40 years stiffening company created the historic fins lombardi's verbal trophy to present at all the championship trop

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justin trudeau making the pitch to rebrand canada, and innovative workforce with innovative inclinationses not need to be so relying on natural resources. most people think, yes, diversification will take hold, it will get traction eventually, but the truth is it will take time. even this rebranding effort is up against a low loonie and all the rest that we know. alix: a tech company would be a tough sell. you have nortel and then blackberry, which is also struggling. not a lot to sell here. >> not at the moment. that said, lots of discussion about innovations in canada. lots of small company that ultimately get bought out by bigger american companies. there is a push by the new government to hold on to the medium-sized companies, keep them in canada, help to develop them. lots of ongoing discussions about that. one part of the market that is getting hit, canadian bonds. ,fter the 2008 financial crisis provincial bonds across the country were actually a safe haven. lots of foreign money was put into them. in the last little while, bond yields widening against the canadian bond peers. of

justin trudeau was elected on a platform that has great regard for the environment.the people that voted for him are hoping he can turn things around on the climate change side of things. this review making pipeline companies put more safety measures when they apply to get a pipeline across the country as well as potentially connecting emissions created to get oil out of the ground to a pipeline being approved to go across -- it is a complicated calculation. nobody is entirely sure how it works, but it has the message that some want to hear. we put the question to john stevenson. >> if we do not get pipelines for taxes in these additional markets, the real will take it away. we think we can still be profitable at certain prices in the future. pamela: but it makes more sense to go by rail. >> yes, about a $10 increase in cost for the producer. that was a clip from peter watson, actually, who we interviewed yesterday as well. if pipelines are approved, they are, if not, they don't. the reality is, things will still go by rail. rail is seen as much less safe than the pi

justin trudeau has a lot of money that people want from him.er this is the next pop. at the moment it looks like a bailout story. scarlet: pamela ritchie, thank you for that perspective on bombardier's woes. alix: coming up, will gas powered vehicles soon become a thing of the past? we will hear about new technologies into getting more electric vehicles on the road. ♪ alix: welcome back to "bloomberg markets." i am alix steel. scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. the senate energy committee met to hear about the status of the automotive industry. a huge focus is the growth of electric vehicles. the deputy assistant secretary of energy's book to brendan greeley after testifying on the hill and he talked about the importance of keeping prices of electric vehicles low. >> certainly there is no doubt that consumers are benefiting from having lower oil prices. they are spending less money on gas and more money on going out to dinner with buying gifts for their family. what we are trying to do is ensure that even as oil price spikes again and again, as it has si

canadian prime minister justin trudeau addressed the shootings from the economic forum in switzerland. >> every, this is every parent's worst nightmare. community leaders have reeling. critically injured. details about the suspect and victims have not been released. college students studying at the university of virginia is being detained in north korea. the cincinnati native has been accused of engaging in a korean government. he was detained earlier this trip. he was there on a tourist visa. >>> and now to a new twist in flint. fema is turning down a request to declare a disaster over the city's water supply. that declaration would have opened up millions of dollars for michigan, but it's mainly used for natural disasters. >>> mean while, two employees quality department were suspended as flint is working to make its water safe again. lead levels are so high, people can't safely use that water. >>> we told you thursday that bubba q's in avon is collecting water to send to flint. as of last night, more than 2000 bottles have already been donated. >>> closer to home, there are concern