. >>> se llama voces latinas que es la difusora en español de toronto en este programa son inundadose inmigrantes dice que no se acepta a todo el que llega . >>> el asunto que si llega una persona que no aporta canadá no lo necesita . >>> esta familia mexicana será deportada . >>> ellos apelan el caso temen regresar a méxico también . >>> mi familia me dice que hay mucho miedo . >>> ahora conozcan a erik que es parte de oleada de mexicanos que llegan a canadá . >>> erick llega a toronto en enero y ya trabaja vive en este cuarto del suelo . >>> pregunta que como lo pueden hacer por eso te das cuenta que muchas personas se quieren ir . >>> toronto trae muchos inmigrantes y todos tienen oportunidad pero todo será legal . >>> y en otras informaciones un niño nació daltonico hasta que sus padres le compraron lentes especiales en su caso esto fue un éxito vamos a ver las imágenes del pequeño que ahora puede ver el mundo de otra forma . >>> este nilño sufre daltonismo , pero preste atención a lo que pasa cuando le coloca los lentes el menor y su padre no pudieron contener el llanto dice que

reportero: eric llegÓ a toronto en enero y ya estÁ trabajando, por ahora vive en este pequeÑo cuartoÍ en tierras canadienses todo inmigrante tiene una oportunidad, dicen expertos. pero tienen que hacer las cosas por la vÍa legal sino al poco tiempo pueden ser expulsados del paÍs. arantxa: y cambiemos de tema, se imaginan lo que es tener que ver la realidad en blanco y negro? pues un niÑo naciÓ daltÓnico hasta que sus padres le compraron unos lentes especiales. andrea nos muestra las emotivas imÁgenes de este pequeÑo que descubriÓ los colores de la vida. andrea: desde que naciÓ ha visto el mundo asÍ, en blanco y negro debido que sufre daltonismo, una condiciÓn en donde no se pueden distinguir o se confunden los colores. pero preste atenciÓn lo que sucede cuando su padre le coloca unos lentes especiales, hubo una transformaciÓn a todo color. el menor y su padre no podÍan contener las lÁgrimas de alegrÍa. dice que el cambio fue instantÁnea, los colores le resaltaban y lucÍan vivos como nunca antes. el pequeÑo de 10 aÑos describe la experiencia como algo increÍble, la familia descubriÓ l

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in toronto jimmy butler hug it out. quarter butler pops and things really heat up there and you could see ibaka get into a browl -- brawl. ibaka counters hitting lopez, ejected, suspensions. turn-around jumper. timeline put them there, take another look at that. right up the middle. one hand and the penguins win that 3 to 1. jerry krouse has died. helped built the dine nasty that won six championships led by michael jordan. jordan issued a statement, jerry was a key figure in the bulls, my heart felt condolences go out to his wife and family and friends. lauren: more sad news for you, chuck buris has died. lauren: aired from 1976 to 1980. he launched the classic game shows the dating game, the newly wedding game, was actually made into a film that was directed by george clooney and wrote songs including hit, very talented. barris died at the age of 87 in home in new york. nicole: coming up one day away from a critical house vote on the bill to replace obamacare. president trump pushing for last-minute votes. >> mr. pres

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toronto came roaring back scoring in every single period. they defeated the flyers 4-2. four points out of the fortunate final playoff spot behind toronto. >> it is 4:19. the gluten free diet is a growing trend, what researchers say what happens when you eat less or no wheat. >> reporter: take a look we have snow coming in on storm tracker 6 live double scan still on the other side of allentown. in the next hour i would like for the first flakes, this will continue to push into philadelphia, i'll let you know the day planner and where temperatures are going throughout the day, that's coming up next. >> this may look like an exotic world in the star wars yiewb verse, it is -- universe, it is a super bloom in california state park. the heavy rains of california experienced over the winter made this year's display particularly vibrant. >> that is gorgeous, we'll see you two at the gorgeous flower show. >> reporter: that makes me think of the flower show. >> we're taping tonight, but it airs saturday night. >> reporter: that's right, very cool. let's go outside and check the

they fall behind toronto.or back on the floor after missing two games with a knee injury. okafor within two in the second. right now, down three to start the third. we'll be right back with more sports. >> "college hoops," the defending champs look ready to defend the title. villanova scores a record 108 point in the big east tournament opener. the first post season game since the buzzer beater. final seconds against st. johns, chris jenkins at the buzzer. villanova wins by 41 facing seton hall tomorrow. temple one and done. ken terrell barclay with the move on temple's d. temple falls by 11, finishing 115-16. la salle makes a late second half run but are yo but run out. 82-73. they end the year 15 and 50. >> tommy joseph, gone in the ninth, phillies lose 6-4. hopefully joseph can do that more when it counts. >> that would be nice. finally tonight, engineers of the futures are getting a head start on their careers. they held an open house tonight with robotics, 3d printing and how mine craft can be used for le

tomorrow. >> a lot of emotions the last couple of nights, the warriors in toronto, but we come back and kind of relax and get involved with all the special olympic athletes. it's a great night going into tomorrow night. >> coming off the break losing two games and now we get to come back and win two tough games. we have another game tomorrow to focus on and prepare for. it's always great to get a break and do something like this, put some smiles on faces, couldn't ask for mo but won the tournament all to themselves. it starts tomorrow against minnesota. maryland has enjoyed a great season so far but are just getting started with the conference tournament and then the ncaas, have a chance at being the no. 1 seed if they can win but first the gophers. >> the challenge for minnesota is we'll be playing them for the third time, so that's always tough, but just keying into our game plan, executing as we did the last time we played them. >>> high school hoops, maryland, 3rd quarter richard montgomery, a triple gives the vikings a four-point lead. 4th quarter ckroets rallies, the hoop plus

we film in toronto. it's a great cast. >> jimmy: didn't you do "harold and kumar" in toronto?y. >> jimmy: everything is in toronto months is what it is. you did that movie up in toronto. then you came, you left the white house to do the christmas "harold and kumar," correct? >> yeah. >> jimmy: how do you explain that to obama? hey, i got these -- it's a whole -- i don't know if you've seen -- had he seen the movies? >> i think so. he's very pop culture savvy. but i couldn't figure out the best -- what do you say? i have another stoner movie to make, sir. i'm not going to get health care reform passed for 20 million people, i'm going to film a movie with a friend in toronto. it was nice to go back. >> jimmy: i would think so. welcome back to "fake reality." the show is called "designated survivor." it airs wednesday nights at 10:00 on abc. kal penn, everybody. be right back with spoon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. if you're looking frien. "hi!!!" "hi everybody" "cookie!" all-new it

one, a canadian, was arrested in troe toronto. the fbi says the russians were in it for intelligence so they could spy on specific yahoo! users and russian journalists and politicians criminal of the government, and u.s. diplomats and government officials including unnamed obama white house employees. the fbi says the hackers were in it for the money, pay by the russians and allowed to exploit credit card numbers and other data they stole to launch fraud schemes. cyberexperts say russia is depending more on hackers to do the dirty work. >> the hackers have better skills and better technology and better training. second, it gives the russian intelligence agencies plausible deniability. >> reporter: the officials say no decisions have been made about whether and how to retaliate. the u.s. could kick out russian diplomats as happened in december. or impose more economic sanctions as it has already over ukraine. matt lauer asked nikki haley about russia's hacking anding in

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they fall in toronto four to two, your final score. >> that's all for sports, i'm don bell, have a great day. >> well, a little girl takes flight in strong wind. good news, she's okay. we'll show you the video coming up next. >> more and more people falling victim to the so-called imposture scam, when scammers sound official but really want your money. the red flag you should be on the look-out for just to see their faces in the morning when i wake them up. the first thing you think about is your wife and your kids and your family. so i had surgery locally, and it came back after my follow up that i needed a second surgery. and that's when i said i need a second opinion. everyone, from the moment i walked through the doors, they're smiling and i love the fact that included me in the whole process. the diagnosis of cancer is one of those things that you want an answer now. we can do now here. rod was great. i mean, he did everything that we asked him and more. the treatment plan was for him to have chemotherapy and radiation followed by surgery. i feel like this was the right way for me a

those partners include canada's royal canadian mounted police, and a smidgen, the toronto police service and their fugitive squad. as wealthy united kingdom in my five made substantial contributions to the advancement of this investigation also. i want to thank additionally fbi legal attachÉ personnel in ottawa and in london for the great work in supporting and moving forward the operations and investigations that underlie the charges today. and i want to close by saying that we at the fbi together with our partners in the doj will continue to work hard day in and day out together with our interagency, international and private sector partners to, one come identify those who conduct cyber attacks against the united states and our allies, too, to identify and expose them to the world, f3, most important late to hunt them down and hold them responsible no matter where they live or where the attempt to hide. thank you all for being here today. without i'd like to turn over to brian stretch, the u.s. attorney for the northern district of california. serve. >> paul, thank you. my name is bria

suddenly hot flyers trying to make a move on standings find out if toronto is fist desean then le shawn and now wa shawn they have signed former bears wide-out alshawn jeffery. he's the kind of target that makes life easier for carson wentz, he's big, strong and strong down field. alshon was not the only one. they signed wide receiver korey smith. his numbers were on the decline since 2014 but excited about jumping on the wentz wagon. >> he's a great young quarterback and great opportunity to be around that and i think the team is headed in the right direction. and i'm glad to be a part of that and it will be fun. >> welcome to philly. all right, carson wentz will be happy with his new targets and hopefully enjoy better protection. the former first around pick leaves tennessee after making 48 career starts. and understood for the eagles to make these moves they had to dump salaries that is why they cut connor barwin it saves them 8 million. it's a big loss because barwinn was one of the most liked on the team and he was huge. huge in the community. going to miss him. >> and let's switch

the wizards are ready for toronto. it marked the debut of this guy. jennings.he newest backup point guard next in sports. ♪ ♪ scott: the wizards are back in action tonight at the verizon center. a big game against toronto. the same team they handled wednesday north of the border. get the job done tonight in washington. on a three-game winning streak. they will have a few face on the bench. point guard jennings set for the wizards debut. >> coming with energy. >> try not to be the piece to upset the run. come in and playsf hard. >> the nats will be pleased. three strike-outs. the mattes were quiet. the cardinals win 2-1 in ten innings. programming reminder. all season long, news channel 8 is the home for the d.c. united soccer. red and flag opening the new year tomorrow night at the r.f.k. stadium against can city. maryland women's basketball team just about ready to tip off against minnesota in the big ten conference tournament quarterfinals. we have the highlights of that game tonight at 11:00. horace: thank you. throw a willing on the fire. doug: a cold weeke

earlier, my colleague chris mitchell spoke to eric perez, who told him, for toronto wolfpack, the skyi mean, we hope to be in the super league. that is the end goal, winning hopefully, and maybe one day at old trafford, walking out there, contesting a grand final. i think that is the goal. if you are not in it for that, why are you in it? surely you cannot turn around the nation of ice hockey nuts? they even like their basketball, some of them even like baseball, but rugby league sinks without a trace, surely, in that market. i promise you rugby league is the most canadian sport to have ever been to canada. why is it canadian? because what we like in oui’ canadian? because what we like in our sports are pace, agility, hard—hitting, toughness, our sports are pace, agility, ha rd—hitting, toughness, never say die attitude, some fighting, a little bit of the biff, rugby league has got all of those things. it is just waiting for someone to bring it to canada, and i am glad i was able to canada, and i am glad i was able to do it. the riders in the paris—nice race braved torrential rain and

production designers took three weeks it plan and three weeks to build the fake oval office on a torontotage. part of the research included one-hour rarely-granted visit to the real thing. no photos allowed. producers had to sketch every detail. like the molding. and the rug? set decorators found it in an antique shop and added the presidential seal. president kirkman is still in the hospital after an assassination attempt and kiefer tells us we will get answers to big questions. >> i think one of the thing we will resolve in this first season is who is behind the conspiracy. all the way up the chain. >> when he is not solving conspiracy theories, kiefer is also a country music singer. but bet you didn't know that. and he just announced his tour is extended to europe this summer and he will end in canada. >> nearly 25 years since "sister sister" hit the air. nischelle turner joins tia at her home where she cooked up a whole new life after her '90s sitcom fame. >> hey," e.t." here we are in new york. >> when we first met tia and her twin, tamara, they were 13-year-old teens with their sit

the wizards just hanging out in toronto, fireworks included. 26 in the second.donavich knocking down the jumper. later in the quarter, more b bogdonavi bogdonavich. wizards pulling away. a few minutes later the bench not backing down. neither is bogdonavich. 27 penaltioints for him. wizards with the 26-1 run in the second. john wall passing him the ball. the wizards are all good. they win it 105-96, after gortot talking about what he saw when wall pegged him in the face. >> it was bad. he tried to break my nose. he tried to break my small nose. >> he did act like he it was a good -- it was a funny moment. i'm glad to have a funny moment when you're up by that much. if it would have been a serious game, it probably wouldn't have been so funny. >> a few more scores, george washington beat fordham 67-66. george mason with a one-point game, beating duquesne, 63-62. emeim e emitsburg beat sacred heart. they'll host the semifinal on saturday. the nfl combine is the most exclusive job fair, all 32 teams and representatives check out potential draft picks. scott mccluan

you talk about second city toronto, and you guys used to tour around canada. is that accurate?efore you did second city, had you seen all of canada, or is comedy sort of the way you saw it all? >> comedy is how i saw it. i mean, halifax, winnipeg -- anybody? nobody? [ cheers ] left bridge, medicine hat, swift current. >> seth: there you go. did you -- >> montreal. quebec city? montreal? >> seth: did you have the same -- were they -- >> bonjour. >> seth: did you have polite -- [ laughter ] polite audiences? >> i did, but it's -- canada is very odd. it's a very odd country. and i had this weird thing on the entire tour across canada where i was followed by devil worshippers, which is very, very weird. i'm not even kidding. [ light laughter ] which is -- and i -- and it was just like -- nothing scares me. >> seth: why did they decide to follow you? >> i have no idea but nothing scares me as a kid except for devil junk always used to scare me. and you know the movie with the child is possessed? starts with an e? >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> i can't say it. >> seth: you can't say t

. >> the sets incredible and technology allows us to shoot on the street in toronto and put the backdropgetown or kind of capital area. >> yeah. that's the digitally created background. here is what the set really looks like and this is a pretty darn replica of the oval office. >> anything you can do to help root it in something that is real is going to help the audience kind of make that leap with you to suspend their disbelief. >> it took production designers three weeks to plan and three weeks to build the fake oval office on the toronto sound stage. part of the research included one-hour rarely-granted visit to the real thing. no photos allowed. producers had to sketch every detail. like the moulding they re-created and the rug? set decorators found it in an antique shop and added the presidential seal. tonight's episode finds president kirkman is still in the hospital after an assassination attempt and kiefer tells us we will get answers to big questions. >> i think one of the thing we will resolve in this first season is who is behind the conspiracy, all the way up the chain. >> wh

that's because they're the most likely places you're going to get a cardiac arrest, at least in toronto. two other reasons why they're prime locations, long hours and nearly everyone knows where one is located. these researchers believe that their findings can apply to other cities too. >>> i kind of feel for this guy because he's getting a whole lot of grief this morning. he was on "wheel of fortune" and that puzzle you're about to see is kind of painful to watch. here the last night's heartbreaking moment. >> $600. >> k. >> no. lisa. >> you know that pulitzer prize winning play, a streetcar naked desire. yeah, so, he picked k instead of m. of course the correct answer is "a streetcar named desire." kevin's answer has people shaking their you can watch "wheel of fortune wheel fortune" on abc. >> in the moment, he was stressed, he was under pressure. >> i just think he doesn't know what "a streetcar named desire" is. sometimes things get past you. mike, you would have gotten that right, correct? >> i'm going to take it away from here, actually, guys. and i've got a major problem in the

walker a future miami hurricane and reading advances to the final 57-51 things got a bit heated in torontoiation from there the punches began to fly. and then a player got into it with a coach too and got technical and lopez was ejected not sure who won the fight but toronto won the game in over time 122-120 sixers continue their five game road trip in oklahoma city tonight and no joel embiid of course but process sending his time on the sidelines poking fun at himself and look at embiid in this jolly ranchers commercial. >> and now out for the season after he shot this commercial with a rookie year lasting longer than a jolly rancher. >> it was fun that he has been a rookie for two years and never ending and if you can't laugh at yourself who can you laugh at. i do it all the time jimmy kimmel live. that is what he did right. no it's not jimmy kimmel next on channel six followed by night line and the guest is shapel and scott and music from weezer and action continues at 4:30 from pamela edwards and matt o'donnell and karen rogers and dave murphy and you get them together and it's the wee

looking for highs, anywhere from 7 in toronto with some rain, 17 in toronto with rain, 16 in new york and d.c. snow seattle to vancouver from another system coming onshore. you'll be dealing with winter weather. temperatures are going to drop off as we go forward in time. we're looking at single-digit highs for friday in new york and d.c. below freezing fofor new york a ottawa as we go into saturday. now as we take a look at what's happening over into the indian ocean, we do have a tropical depresonon that wewe'll continu to monitor. we had wt t was a lolow pressur syststem, dumping so mucuch rainfall. we warned you this was going to be an issusue and we are going see this heavy, persistent rainfall over the next couple of days. and the next 24 hours the eastern coastline may be dealing with up to 200 millimeters of rainfall in just 24 hours. so this is going to be a real problem as we go throughout the day on wednesday. now as you look at the forecast for japan, it was a relatively calm period for those here in tokyo. along the sea of japan side of the country we're dealing with more

those partners include canada's royal mounted police and as mentioned, the toronto police service and the fugitive squad. as well, the united's kingdoms m i5 made contributions to this as well. i want to thank our fbi legal personnel in ottawa and london for their great work in supporting and moving forward the operation and investigations that underline the charges today. i want to close by saying that we at the fbi, together with our partners in the doj, will continue to work hard day in and together without inter-, international, and private sector partners to identify those who conduct cyber attacks against the united states and our allies, to identify and expose them to the world and most importantly, to hunt them down and hold them responsible, matter where they live or attempt to hide. thank you all for being here today. with that, i would like to turn it over to brian stretch. >> thank you. my name is brian stretch. i am the u.s. attorney in san francisco. i completed to join the head of the national security division and the executive assistant of the fbi to advice you on the

dual listing in toronto and the nyse.u make of bob's comment a moment ago that we're going to be walking in here the not too distant future with half a dozen ipos? >> oh, the day. remember in 2015 -- i forget, amber road came public, there were seven of them, i said that's going to be a great beer, of course it was a software company and that was the absolute top. it was the absolute top. and that was the end for almost every one of the high growth techs. they were selling at eight, nine times revenue. so what happened is that was really it. so when that day happens, guys, i'm either going to be on a beach somewhere or we're going to have to tell the truth about what i think. >> when we come back we'll get stop trading with jim. dow's up 40. ( ♪ ) it just feels like anything is possible here in upstate new york. ( ♪ ) at corning, i test smart glass that goes all over the world. but there's no place like home. there's always something different to do like skiing in the winter, jet skiing in the summer. we can do everything

. >> reporter: i never thought i would say this as a forecaster it is warmer in toronto. let's go outside sky6 live hd philadelphia airport, we have clear skies, a nice looking morning, the sun is climbing. the winds relaxed, it's breezy, but not as windy as yesterday. the only issue is the cold, windchills close to zero. radar is clear, no precipitation over the next few days. 11 in pottstown, the 4th coldest morning of the winter season. quakertown 11. martins creek, 7 degrees. center city, 16. glassboro, down to 15. hockessin, 14. smyrna, 17. villas, 19. browns mills checking in at 14 degrees. high pressure sitting right here, the winds blow clockwise around the high, so it's forcing all the cooled air in east of the appalachians. that cold air is being forced up against the mountains and it can't escape. that's why it's so cold out there right now. as we go in wider, what's going to happen. we'll see a significant pattern change. the high is working out to sea. area of low pressure pulls north, take a look at the temperatures out here, we're already in the 50s and 60s

. >> seth: it has a fantastic, historic improv theater, and you did it both in toronto and chicago. >ree years in toronto, i did the main stage up there for two, and i did two years on the main stage in chicago. >> seth: ok so i have a lot of friends from chicago improv people, who were touring improvisors as well. touring sounds like kind of lovely and it is really -- you stay in some real dodgey places. >> oh, people think it's like you're a rock star like, and it is so the opposite. it was amazing because we got to see parts of canada. very rural, northern, snowy, canada that i would never normally choose to visit. but, the tradeoff was that those small, sleepy towns don't really have things like proper accommodations for guests. >> seth: yes. >> or blankets that don't have fleas in them. so, i literally would like wear my pajamas tucked into socks with like a hoodie. i would bring gloves, even in the summer. just try and make sure so that the bedbugs didn't come home with me. >> seth: those are lovely. that sounds like lovely accommodations. >> right? beautiful, beautiful. my favo

. ♪ ♪ >>> uncertainty over president trump's travel ban has canada's largest school system in torontoice, all future trips to the u.s. are halted for students and staff. let's bring in cnn correspondent, paula newton, who's joining me now. paula, this ban includes people from syria, iran, somalia, libya, and sudan. those are the six countries. we know it's tied up in courts right now, so why the concern from those traveling from canada? >> yeah, that's right. it's not even in effect. what's been happening, though, is there has been a lot of nervousness from people born in different countries, even though they have a canadian passport. anecdotall anecdotally. a toronto school board saying a quarter of a million students saying, even though these trips have been going on for decades, we don't want a student or staff member left behind. if you want to look at the comment from john malloy at the toronto district school board, he said, look, we did not make this decision lightly, but given the uncertainty of these new travel restrictions and when they came into effect, if at all, we strong

start with minnesota tonight and end with toronto. the tribe on the importance of the road trip. >> you can put a stamp on the year. we are going on the road. make it happen. no reason we can't. we are healthy. just play really well. robert: the lakers, clippers and jazz coming up for the warriors. that should be fun. this isn't a lot of fun for howard. james daniel, the leading scorer in division any 2015 plans to transfer he informed the bisons head coach of the plans to leave howard and head to a major conference. he is scheduled to graduate in may. he is the all-time leading scorer in 88 games. finally, president trump was invited to throw the first pitch out but his spokesperson said she declined because of a scheduling issue. michelle: maybe next year. jonathan: this is his first go. he is busy. robert: maybe later in the season. doug: want to talk about weather? michelle: or breaking news. jonathan: let's get back to this breaking news. the cherry picker that is stuck up there with the guys ten stories up? that is them climbing

. >> i think it is toronto. >> why torontoy just got that vibe.we have that vibe this morning possibly toronto. >> well, she is coming in. >> hour and 22 minutes, and they are heading down to d.c. and from d.c. to puerto rico. >> you know her schedule pretty well. >> i was talking about the plane. >> talking about teresa contact put owe, she will be on our show later this morning stick around for that. >> great to have you with us, time 6:54 this haverford township couple really got quite a surprise, when a mom, she went in the labor two weeks ahead of her due date. >> with the help of the group of paramedics their new born son was delivered safely at home and now that the family is giving them a special thank you. the paulones provided lunch for paramedics with narberth haverford e ms to show their appreciation. workers recorded this video of the reunion and lunch and paramedics delivered the baby, march 9th on the second floor hallway of their home, the crew says it is a nice change from the calls that they usually get. >> all of the heroin and

personas de lo que ser llevadas a un hospital, tras una colisiÓn mÚltiple de vehÍculos al este de torontones invernales y las rÁfagas de viento influyeron en el caos de la vÍa. al regresar, el secretario general de la oea le hace un pedido especial al gobierno de venezuela y lo quiere lo antes posible. muchos niÑos mexicanos se estÁn beneficiando de un producto derivado de la mariguana. les vamos ilia: el secretario general de la oea le ha hecho un pedido especial al gobierno de venezuela para que celebren electores generales a la mayor brevedad, para que sean libres justas y transparentes. de lo contrario, almagro abocarÁ por suspender a venezuela de la organizaciÓn de estados americanos. tenemos acciones del gobierno. francisco: se suma la posibilidad de una suspensiÓn de venezuela en la oea. eso plantea su secretario general, luis almagro, al presentar un informe crÍtico sobre el país en el que concluye que todos los artÍculos de la alta democrÁtica han sido violados por el gobierno del presidente nicolÁs maduro. "venezuela, rotura total del orden democrÁtico. la salida es que el puebl

hong kong, singapore, new york and toronto have been courting the saudi iran to share sale.quest from the japanese prime minister. toshiba shares injapan have fallen a% in tokyo on reports the company will extend the deadline for submitting its earning report for submitting its earning report for the second time. there's a reason for the delay, the conglomerate expects to announce losses of up to $6 billion. toshiba is likely to also have to sell off some of its business, so where did it all go wrong for one ofjapan's corporate icons? here's our asian business correspondent karishma vaswani. when you think of toshiba you probably think of televisions, computers and possibly cameras but it's no longer the giant it used to be. today toshiba runs businesses in all sorts of sectors and that's part of the problem. toshiba started its nuclear business around ten years ago. it now runs and operates nuclear power plants in the us, uk and japan. infact, the nuclear division makes up about a third of revenues. things really started turning sour, though, after because she in japan star

in toronto, when i was there, i missed out on the world cup.lism 5' theee h—l_‘—...e3e efe gains 7 europe, and that is probably why i missed out. i would say so, yes. you probably need to be in the premier league. meanwhile scotland have two games at home in the coming week against canada and then slovenia. you fixtures. —— these are the fixtures. some news just you fixtures. —— these are the fixtures. some newsjust in you fixtures. —— these are the fixtures. some news just in the us. manchester city have been charged by the football association with failing to ensure their players conducted themselves in an orderly failing to ensure their players conduci during nselves in an orderly failing to ensure their players conduci during sunday'51 an orderly failing to ensure their players conduci during sunday's premier irly fashion during sunday's premier draw liverpool. the league draw against liverpool. the draw has been made for this coming draw has been made for this car—fling draw has been made for this earning women's draw has been made for this

she was born on february 21st at the toronto zoo. are her first sightings by visitors. >> is that a pigmy hippo? >> that is a pigmy hippo. >> that is insanely cute. >> there she is with her momma. cue the montage of pictures. look at that smile. >> even though they are a pigmy hippo, when you see the baby next to full grown mom, you get a full sense of the scale. >>> speaking of babies, one is on the way. this is in the kruegger national park and that zebra is pushing. that zebra is coming. the baby is moving and trying to get up. it is partially in the sack, but it lifts his head up. oh, look at that! happy, healthy. mom is like, whoo, that was tough. >>> cruising in the car. ♪ >>> we love the internet. here's the challenge. >> oh, yeah, this is cool. >> this particular one got picked up by bleacher report and got out there. guess what is happening all over twit her? >> videos are popping up everywhere. ♪ >> who wants to try it, come on. >> i will! >> you have to get it to jump into the other cup. >> sure. >> maybe you want to raise

the fifth round of challenge cup has provided a fascinating draw for the toronto wolfpack.anadian side, who have entered english rugby league in the third tier of sport, will play super league side salford other highlights include leigh, who were promoted last year, against relegated hull kr; 2015 treble winners leeds face doncaster, while fellow super league side huddersfield will host swinton. the games will be played on the weekend of 22nd and 23rd april. it will be a massive game for them. the rugby first trans am —— transatlantic team. brian noble is such a passionate coach. he will have them fired up. it will take a massive effort. that is what lsdbze'fie ., ., lsdbze'fie challenge cup is about. it's about going in. great on and welcome 5“ welcome eiéhfizéyou. " " welcome ethzé you. a’ ’ "" ' ' bring us. welcome to both of you. a look at those front pages first of all. starting with the match which leads on the decision to ban electronic devices on to ban leads on the decision to ban electronic devices on - to the electronic devices on flights to the uk from some middle

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elsewhere things got a little testy up in canada, toronto against the chicago bulls.big men mixing it up under the bucket. looked like a pretty normal play, but robin lopez the stanford man did not like whatever he did to him under the bucket. you're seeing bunches thrown. that's a rarity, unlike the shoving match they had in okc last night. both players were adjusted, although none of them seemed to land solidly and possible suspensions there. toronto, they won the game. in the meantime the sharks, they had trouble scoring last night. 1-0. there was a weird little sequence going on tonight in another road game for minnesota. four goals were scored in the space of one minute and three seconds. not good though for the sharks. wild up 1-0. david schlemco would put it in. martin hansel flips in a goal, 2-1 wild leading at that point. then 15 seconds later, it is charlie coyle, wristing it in. it's a 3-1 lead. just 15 seconds after that, devin dubnik the goalie loses sight of the puck. he says thank you very much, however, the sharks, they're not playing their best hockey