including photographs from the scene and more of what toe expect out of toronto. a media briefing at 9 tonight but interestingly, there's been an increase in the number of shootings in toronto by more than a third. and this time year over year is 33% more shootings in toronto so once again the sign of the violence a little closer to home this morning, you will want to avoid bow loana avenue near -- bolona avenue near towson. the homes near lagrange range. the nabs say the owner passed away and the kids are trying to sell the home. we don't know the cause of the fire but we will have more as the story develops. >>> this man was in the right place at the right time. take a look at the terrifying video. a 7-year-old girl from brooklyn crawled onto an ac unit and then spell 3 stories. the housing authority worker actually managed to catch her. she was taken to the hospital for observation but we are told she is doing just fine this morning. >>> police say that the guy that was driving this stolen car hit huge speed and they say that with the 2-year-old girl in the bac

. >>> back to the breaking news out of toronto canada we brought you on abc2news.com and this morning at 4:30. we are expecting to learn more about a shooting that left two dead and 19 others injured. about three hours ago. the press conference will be in three hours. that's when the police will address the media. now here's what we know so far this morning. two people killed were a teenage girl and a 20-year-old man. they were hit when gunfire erupted at crowded block party on the city's east side in toronto. >> it was an altercation that took place within the event itself and there were many people fleeing the scene but pry preliminary information is it took place in and among the crowd at the event. >> the incident was-- an infant is among 19 people injured. child is expected to be okay. police took one person and say it's a person of interest is in custody. they continue to look for possible additional shooters. they now turned to twitter for new information as witnesses are hopefully going to be able to help them. continue following this story at abc2news.com at the top of the we

this aid is the most serious crime toronto has ever seen. >> this is not only unprecedented in toronto, this is the worst incident of gun violence in my memory and anywhere in north america. it is a very shocking event. it appears to been a dispute. >> the police chief there. radical new muslim islamists have destroyed at least half of the tombs in the city of timbuktu. the people have been practicing a moderate form of muslim. could they ever do this stricter version? they're trying to find and send this report. >> chanting their hypnotic prayers'. most practice a minor form. [unintelligible] these are the pictures of last week's destruction. there are central to the beliefs. the loss of these shrines has caused great sadness. the brutal fourth says it is against the basic principles of islam. islamists militants lead to al qaeda. they also force cushions out of the northern towns. >> i was scared because they said they would impose it in timbuktu. i cannot follow it. if they did impose it, i would be their first target. >> the leader of islamic radicals has taken over the northern re

we are back in ten minutes with a look at traffic. >>> breaking news out of toronto.wo people are dead, 19 others hurt in a mass shooting in a baby cue. a child's injuries are not serious, we're told. shots were fired just before 11:00 last night. police say it appears more than one person fired shots. >> this is not only unprecedented in toronto. i've been a cop for 35 years and this is the worst incident of gun violence in my memory anywhere in north america. it's -- it's very shocking empt. a lot of innocent people were injured. >> right now police they say have a person of interest in custody. he was among those injured there. more breaking news, this time another mass shooting. 17 people shot inside a bar in tuscaloosa, alabama. a mile away from university of alabama. you see on the screen here, watching this together for the first time. suspect walking through the parking lot you see with a gun at his side there on the right hand, it looks like. police say at least one person right now in critical condition. three others in serious condition. we'll update you if

toronto? >> you can come up. >> before idell into this, i would first like to say it would be great to -- before i died into this, i would like to say it would be great to hear a staff report first so that i know why this is occurring. >> ok, mr. ye, what is up with 10.2e? >> good afternoon. you may remember back in january director lee asked for a report from lots on all of the tolls zones in the city and which ones we feel are necessary. we took a pretty detailed evaluation and we came out with a report to you and identified a list of locations where we feel they may no longer be justified, either because of traffic conditions have changed or there is no apparent reason why the report in to begin with, including a transit on it. and you do not gain an extra lane and so forth. battery was one of the streets that we identified, especially in the afternoon peaks. we recommend that they be rescinded to restore the parking. but in the morning, we are recommending that it be -- it be maintained be

in toronto the blue jays may have found the next bonus baby. how about the fans? are you kidding me with the catch? a little help here please. he's the big fellow? that is the catch of the day. he did not spell it drop. he cut the food and drink. everything out in toronto. here it is the mets and the nationals coming up later this evening. back to you. >> you know that hurts to look at that. >> easy now. >> very funny. coming up next, a bus driver becomes a hero when he steps in to catch a girl who fell from her apartment window. >> when the seven-year old fell from her apartment window, a complete stranger rushed to catch her and time. was the dramatic rescue is caught on video. watch as the seven-year old dances on top of an air- conditioning unit and the slips and falls three stories. that is one steve s. st. bernard, a 52-year-old bus driver made his move. >> please let me catch her, that is all i could say. >> he dried to try to catch her. >> st. bernard live up to his name diving and catching her in his arms. >> sources say the girl has autism and slipped th

the as go for their sixth straight win in toronto. and the giants tried some spectacular defense to keep their winning ways in tact. >>> good evening, everybody. giants put on a defensive show tonight at the ball park in san francisco. how you doing, junior? everybody liked melky cabrera. here is pablo sandoval. look at that swing. almost out to the deepest part of the ball park off the wall. rbi double. giants lead san diego 2-0. watch the stretch by sandoval of the it's brilliant. theriot, crawford, on the play he strains his left hamstring. he will not play tomorrow. the stretch causing the strain. sandoval will leave the game. here's the game, it's tied at 2, and san diego looks like they're going to take the lead. and angel pagan comes out of nowhere and throws it back toward first base. it is a basketball play. we go bottom 9 . 2-2, crawford at the back. >> that might be the play of the year! i mean the play of the year! [ cheering and applause ] >> and i got ahead of myself there, but a great catch by pagan. we showed it to you

it showed in everything she did. >> when a gunman shot into a crowded foot court in toronto a few weeks ago, she had just left. she wrote in a blog i know i truly understand how blessed i am for each second i am given. she was killed just six weeks later. >>> alex sullivan was shot and killed while out celebrating his 27th birthdays with friends and coworkers. >>> people are banding together to show support for the victims. they are creating fan art and posting it on the internet. look at what we found at yahoo!. at times like these, where is our real life batman? another fan says, why? and another photo has the batman holographic bat symbol over the movie theater. stay with nbc bay area for continuing coverage of the tragedy in colorado. go to nbcbayarea.com for the latest updated there any time of day. you can also find a slide show with dramatic images of the day. and we still have more ahead for you here this morning. >> everybody was starting to scream and run. he went straight from here to here with a gun in my face. >> movie goer ls describe what happened in the moments before th

in toronto, the jays and the indians, both teams erupting with the bats.ming up, a-bomb to laugh. toronto pouring it on with ximenes. adam lynch its it up the middle. two runs scored. they led 10-2. the tribe would rally in the eighth. travis delivers a base hit. cabrera scores and cut the lead by two. the blue jays hold on for the 11-9 victory. a lot of golfers skipped the scottish open. but for phil mickelson, playing this tournament was a must. he needed to find his game after shooting eight straight rounds over par. today, he did it again. he had six birdies on the back nine. trust me, it is rough. still solid at 64 with a 65 today. here is your leader, francisco mall in our -- francisco mo linar. >> a coastal city in south korea is hosting its analog festival. -- its annual mud festival. officials say that the blood has special powers to refresh the skin. -- the mud has special powers to refresh the skin. >> will we get any mud? >> we will have some rain charged more. it will be hot and humid. of course, wednesday into thursday, more thunderstorms. th

brain cells grow researchers university of toronto and diabetes patients medication first stem cells burst into action sprained booster now researchers say benefits might be used for other brain disorders. since they know the drug is safe it want to start studying the affects on alzheimer's patients and those with brain injuries from, or radiation for cancer. fountain of youth may be in space a journal scientific reports documents the muscle benefits from space travel space flight squash's protein associated with the aging muscle genes responsible at lower levels when scientist targeted these genes back on earth they live longer suggesting found a way to harness the benefits of space travel for longevity next step isolating and altering the genes. back to you >> could get close to fourth straight day of triple digit temperatures tom skilling says relief right round the corner forecast next. and there's lots of cool stuff happening with progressive mobile. great! tyler here will show you everything. check out our new mobile app. now you can use your phone to scan your car's vin or tak

you were born toronto. how did your family make its way here? >> it is a sad story. my father was in canada. he was not an educated. he did not get high school. he grew up in new york. there was one famous person in our lives. she signed his affidavit of birth, it was ellen roth. i never met her. he was doing slot machines and pinball machines when i was a kid. they were in our basement, wherever we were. he was moving them around. it was made illegal in canada. it was the early 1940's. i was in high school. he tried other businesses. he failed. he got a heart attack. his brother brought him out to l.a. to cool out. he was broke. he became a truck driver for yankee doodle pop company. i got a job in the valley. i went to night school. i lived on the corner of ninth and burlington. it is still there. the building is still there. mom wanted to be a lawyer. her parents emigrated from poland. they did not think women should go to college her brother was sent to college. i think he went to law school. he never practiced. he was a playboy. he was not interested in that. sh

toronto 10-4. oakland now heads to baltimore for the weekend. 49ers hold their first full practice of summer camp tomorrow. he is now on board. he signed his one year, $6.2 million offer today. $6.2million, not a bad salary. but he was seeking a long-term contract. team high interceptions of six last year. his signing mean all defensive starters are now in camp. >> for us to go out and have the unit we have and compete with high profile offenses like that, it will be good for us. not just me. >> talk about you blue caller football player, he drove this tractor for an hour on the highway just to get to steelers camp. that is blue caller at its best. football is back, you guys. >> thank you. >>> well, if you want, wake up with ktvu by getting the latest head hines to your -- headlines to your phone, text wake up to 701233 and thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. yeah. no problem. [slams paper machine] let's go. whoa. i got to watch this guy's bag. for how long? well, i'm sure he'll be back in

the as got knocked off in toronto. and a record crowd in london. >>> a storm roaring eastward through the ohio river valley has dropped temperatures by 20 degrees in some places. and look at this! it's brought with it some damaging storm, lightning, hail, and high winds have been downing trees in and power lines in ohio, other pennsylvania, and new york city, leaving more than 200,000 customers there without power tonight. weather watchers say a tornado may have touched down in new york causing major damage. >>> a transit man is under arrest for having sex with a minor. alexander pollack is originally from tennessee. he moved to felton and befriended a 13-year-old girl at a shopping center. pollack lived in his red toyota celica and would offer the victims rides. they say that's when the girl and he had sex. the girl's parents found out, confronted him, and investigators say there may be other victims who have not yet come forward. >>> temperatures have been getting cooler and cooler this week. we do have a warmup in t

continue to see this set up as we head throughout the evening hours, and into the early portion of toronto. so far, we are tracking larger storms that could be coming our way from the west. as of right now, temperatures are warm, sitting at 91 at reagan national, we will continue to see partly cloudy skies in through the overnight, but the temperatures will begin to be rain cooled as we slip back down into the 80s over the next couple of hours. the general severe thunderstorm watch, that's the general watch area, is east of i 81, and that watch is going to be running until 10:00 p.m. i'll have more details for you coming up in my full weather report. we have two more reminders that police work can be dangerous. gunfire erupted outside a prince george night club injuring an officer, it happened at the galaxy night club on university boulevard and langley park. >> reporter: it was just after midnight that all the this went down at the galaxy night cluck, this was the result of some dispute between the police officer and a rowdy group of patrons. here's what investigators are say, the officer

it was the most violent night toronto has ever seen. two dead, 20 injured in a shooting at a barbecue. news4's melissa mollet has this story. >> reporter: people were confirmed dead, teenage girl and young man. another 19 people are recovering from injuries and one of those hurt is an infant. this morning police are dealing with a very large crime scene. we understand nearly 200 people were at the block party. investigators say the violence broke out just before 11:00 last night in the east end of toronto. there was an altercation outside the home. shots were fired by multiple people. 16 blah ambulances and a tour bus responded. police chief bill blair calls the shootings, tragic, flightening, and senseless. >> this is not only unprecedented in toronto. i've been a cop for 35 years and this is the worst incident of gun violence in my memory anywhere in north america. it's -- it's very shocking event. >> police believe even more victims or witnesses could come forward as the investigation progre progresses. police say one of the injured

jessica, an aspiring sports caster who unbelievably survived another shooting last month at a mall in toronto. she wrote in her blog, every second of every day is a gift. in san diego, where holmes grew up, his stunned parents asked for privacy and said their hearts go out to the victims. neighbors remember james as a cute kid. >> i refer to him as jimmy even though i know he changed his names to james when he grew up. >> reporter: the seemingly happy high school soccer player, held as the only suspect in one of the deadliest massacres in american history. he was a member of the honor i society. the only thing on his police record up until now is a speeding ticket. >>> we are learning about the victims killed and injured in the shooting, a sports blogger who wrote about surviving the toronto shooting died. she was active on coble media and last tweet was in capital reading reading the movie doesn't start until 20 minutes. two service members and a sailor was injured and one unaccounted for. this saddened the nation. here in baltimore it's no different and as people lined up outside of theater

where he's been spending time at the university of toronto special to us in washington to be on our show and be in studio with us which is such an honor thank you so much steve he wanted to be here so was it is always fun so even when the mrs is about a black hole it's all was fun i know i know it's a little perversion that you don't like linklater out of being sucked into something you kind of scope from but let's talk about it yeah i guess the only pleasure about it is a nice and lightning conversation with someone who has a different take on things that can help us understand better because how can you really know what to do if you don't understand the situation exactly exactly so let's start first because you've been in the fields institute which is for research in mathematical sciences at the university of toronto and a little bird told me that they don't see a lot of economists like you come around very often there are more years to the neo classical varieties so what how is the reception how it how do they react will it all go in the twenty years ago there would have been. no

last month she was inside a toronto mall moments before a shooting rampage began.w days later she wrote a blog about it. it reads, this empty almost sickening feeling won't go away. i noticed this feeling when i was in the eaton center in toronto just seconds before someone opened fire in the food court. which led me to go outside and unknowingly outside of harm's way. it's hard for me to wrap my mind around how a feeling saved me from being inside for the shooting. sadly, jessica ghawi was inside during this attack and she lost her life. i'm joined by her brother jordan ghawi. our condolences go out to you. what an awful coincidence. you must feel so whiplashed and terrible about it. >> thank you. yes. those same feelings she expressed in that blog post is what my family and i are experiencing now. >> tell me a little about your sister. what was jessica like? >> she was her own moniker assigned to her by herself is the feisty redhead. that says a lot there. she was passionate, curious, boisterous. she was well loved. her passion showed everywhere and everything sh

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toronto police chief says there was some kind of an altercation at a large barbecue and two people started shooting at each other in a crowd of some 200. neighbor said she heard 15 gunshots. >> first i thought it was fireworks then i realized it was gunshots and people running by. three girls were running by and screaming and brought them to my house. >> in addition to people who were shot, many people were hurt just in the panic of everyone scrambling trying to get away. some were taken to hospitals. paramedics treated peel at the scene. no word if any of injured are critical but the toronto police chief are saying the numbers are preliminary. >> eric: alameda county firefighters are looking into an apartment building fire in newark last night that left 20 people displaced. they say the fire started after 10:00 when a cooking potted low-fat kitchen stove caught fire. they called for help to make sure they could keep it from from spreading. the fire also knocked out electricity to the buildings. >>>. >> kristen: watchdog group is calling to shut down evergreen oil refinery in newark. there

. >>> new details are coming in about a mass shooting in toronto, with police calling it the most serious crime of its kind that city has ever seen. 21 people, including children, were shot at a big outdoor party. at least two people have died. and one of the injured is an infant. police say a fight broke out and bullet started flying from a number of weapons. they have one person in custody. >>> another developing story, one of the busiest bridges between the u.s. and canada reopened overnight after being shut down for four hours because of a bomb threat. the ambassador bridge linking detroit and windsor, ontario, was closed after authorities on the u.s. side got a call warning of a bomb. no explosives were found. last week, a bomb scare closed the tunnel between the two cities. >>> legitimate questions this morning about whether britain is actually ready for the upcoming olympics. after arriving at heathrow airport yesterday, a group of u.s. athletes suffered through a four-hour odyssey. their bus driver, believe it or not, got lost on the way to the olympic village. a security guard ha

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system improvements throughout toronto. the hyline recent study that showed the property value increases along that area. a study that was done that basically showed within european cities, the willingness of businesses to pay more for properties that front on open space and parks. and neighborhood amenities that provide premiums, like the chances interdistrict plan is envisioning, from all of the interconnected development that will occur. in particular, i want to mention a brookings study that found walkable neighborhoods produce, in washington, d.c., and 80% increase in retail sales and a $82 square-foot premium in condo and homes cells. with that, i would like to turn it over to tim to talk about the results of our analysis. >> thank you. good morning. she talked about the structure and methodology of our study, but i get to talk about results. this page is a summary of a meta analysis. we did a literature review of something like 50 different studies of the top economists, the academics, some of our local sadr very wel

just in june she visited the mall in toronto and barely missed the attack there.fter the canada shooting she blogged my receipt shows my purchase. it was made at 6:20 p.m. after that purchase i felt funny. it wasn't the funny you feel after spending money you show you shouldn't have spent. it was a panic feeling that left my chest feel like something was i missing. a feeling that was overwhelming enough to head outside in the rain to get fresh air instead of continuing back into the food court to go shopping. the gunshots rung out at 6:23. had i not gone outside i would have been in the midst of gunfire. her most recent communication will break your heart. it's tough for me to get through this. this is her last tweet. this is from her and this friend. the movie doesn't start for 20 minutes. joining me by phone, peter burns. i read some of her blogs after toronto and how she talks about how life is a blessing just gives you chills. i want to talk about her brother who i know you've been in contact. his top posting talks about call he got at 2:15 central time. he wr

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toronto police say at least 19 others, including an infant, were also injured late monday.olice say there appears to be more than one person who fired shots. at least one person of interest is in custody. the shooting took place after a fight between people attending the party. >>> all 28 gold miners trapped by a mine fire in new zealand have been rescued. the men were trapped up to seven hours about 700 feet below ground. officials say the ventilation system pumped smoke from a fire through the mine. they were able to take refuge in a safety chamber. one is suffering smoke inhalation and the others are doing just fine this morning. >>> the fbi is trying to figure out how sewing needles got into sandwiches that were served on four delta air lines flights. all the flights headed to the u.s. originated in amsterdam sunday. there were needles in five turkey sandwiches all prepared by the same catering company. one passenger was injured. >>> country music legend kitty wells has died. ♪ ♪ it wasn't god who made honky to have angels ♪ >> the 1952 hit "it wasn't god who made honky

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at least two are dead, 19 injured including an infant after a shooting at a matter in toronto. police say about 100 people were in the streets when gun fire erupted. they took a man they call a person of interest into custody. toronto's police chief says this is the worst shooting he has seen in 35 years on the force. >> police in tuscaloosa, alabama looking into the shootings of 17 people at a bar. police do not have a suspect this morning. >> the u.s. government confirming a navy ship fired on an indian fishing boat off dubai killing a man on board. the crew of the supply ship said they fear add terrorist attack and warned the fishing boat several times. the u.s. ambassador to india called the foreign secretary to express regrets over this death. >> the fbi is looking into discovery of sewing needles in sandwiches on separate delta airline flights. passengers found two in their turkey sandwiches on a flight from amsterdam to the united states. the crew was told to check other flights and two more needles were found. frightening there. >> switching gears, you hear the music. i

we brought you online and at 4:30, a late night shooting at a outdoor block party in toronto killed two people. 19 others including an infant were injured when gunfire erupted into a crowd of more than 200. police are saying this morning a fight broke out between a group at that party. >> it was an altercation at that took place within the event itself. and there were many people fleeing the scene but preliminary information is it was a shooting in and among the crowd at the event. >> two people were killed were a teenage girl and a man reported to be in his 20s. according to police, the infant who was injured is expected to be okay. they don't plan to have another media briefing until 9:00 this morning for the latest updates. so we will invite you to go to abc2news.com and the story is posted at the top breaking news bar. you will click here and go into the story in full. once again abc2news.com. but what we havaed is a link to the cbc story. we have the bro here but we have the cbc story more photos and more descriptions especially what's going on regarding the violence in toronto. th

, mall in toronto, there was a shooting there.here that day, in this theatre last night and is one of the victims now. >> it is ironic and hazy and mind blowing and devastating and she wrote about her experience after surviving that toronto shooting. she blogged about it and we talked about this earlier. she talked about this weird feeling that she was still carrying with her and how do you deal with that and how do you deal with having almost died? >> i have to say you know, of course my whole life when i see national tragedies like this, it always impacts you and you have a great deal of empathy and as you said, you put yourself in the foot, the shoes of the victim's families. i have noticed since becoming a mother, i find it even more deeply troubling. it's not just empathy. it really rocks me and makes me much more emotional than it ever did before i was a mom and hearing those stories about the 6-year-old and 12-year-old. it's hard to take. >> yeah, yeah, i just think about being part of the american family and losing a membe

last month, she was inside a toronto mall moments before a shooting rampage began. still unnerved, she wrote a blog post about it. this empty feeling won't go away. i noticed this when i was in the eaton center in toronto before someone opened fire which allowed me to go outside and out of harm's way. it's hard for me to wrap my mind around how a weird feeling saved me from being in the middle of a deadly shooting. tragically, jessica was inside the theatre and lost her life. i'm joined now by jessica's brother, jordan. our condolences go out to you. what an awful koicoincidence an you must feel so whiplashed and terrible about it. >> those same feelings she expressed in that post is what my family and are experiencing now. >> what was jessica like? >> her own monokerr was the feisty redhead and that says a lot right there. she was feisty, passionate and curious. she was boisterous, well loved. her passion showed everywhere and in everything she did. >> i don't imagine that anybody, not jessica, not you, not her family would have imagined that having survived one sh