barry and honey sherman were found dead in their toronto home on december 15.ng, local media reported their deaths were being treated as a possible murder—suicide. the family denied that, saying no one close to the couple believed this. they criticise the initial handling of the case by authorities, hired their own private investigator, and conducted an independent autopsy and say they are not surprised that six weeks later authorities now say they are treating the death as murder. there are no signs of forced entry on all access points to the home. barry and honey sherman were found deceased in the lower—level pool area. we believe now, through the six weeks of work review, we have sufficient evidence to describe this as a double homicide investigation. and that both barry and honey sherman were, in fact, targeted. barry sherman founded pharmaceutical giant apotex, which sells generic medicines worldwide. he and his wife were both well—known for their donations to hospitals, charities, and jewish organisations. detectives do not yet have any suspects. so the m

two passengerjets have collided on the ground at a toronto airport.planes caught fire, but there are no reports of serious injuries. it's the second such collision at toronto pearson international in five months. bill hayton reports. concern and then panic. after a collision, fire breaks out. remain seated. passengers begin the screen while the crew call on them to remain seated. the fire is on the other empty airliner and all 168 passengers and six crew were able to leave this plane safely by the emergency slides. they had just arrived after a four—hour flight from mexico. they're playing the stationary when it was hit by the other airliner, which was being towed by ground crew. this is the second time in five months that planes had had minor collisions at canada's busiest airport and enquiries are under way into how it could have happened. in the meantime all are thankful that everyone here escaped without serious injury. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. heavy flooding in the democratic republic of congo has killed at

>> the couple found dead in their mansion in toronto hanged.lice have never called it murder or suspected murder. now private investigators hired by the couple's family say there's evidence pointing in that direction. >> reporter: this morning a flurry of police activity in a toronto neighborhood amid a new twist in the mysterious and shocking deaths of one of the world's wealthiest couples, barry and honey sherman. a source telling cbc toronto private investigators hired by the family believe the pair was murdered by multiple killers. >> we're just going through our procedure. >> reporter: they were found hanged inside their $7 million home in december initially raising questions whether it was a murder suicide. the community stunned. >> they're great people. they've given to the community and done things for people. they've made people's lives better. >> reporter: the couple amassing a $3.2 billion fortune. thanks to their pharmaceutical empire. >> we started this in 1974 almost 40 years ago. >> reporter: known forgiving tens of millions of d

police in toronto say the billionaire barry sherman and his wife honey were murdered.— donald trump has told told business and political leaders that his policy of putting america first does not mean america alone. speaking at the world economic forum in switzerland, he rejected

i am former mayor of the city of toronto in canada. glass, director of a coalition of some of the largest labor groups in the united states. >> good morning. i am vice chair with javier gonzalez. >> mike summers. lakewood, ohio mayor. robert kennedy. village of freeport mayor, new york. >> water creek mayor. mayor of the city of honolulu. good to see. mayor of a town just north of ottawa, the capital city. >> mayor of edmonton, canada. mayor of niagara falls, new york. organization founded by the late richard daley, consisting of 131 cities on the u.s. and canadian side on the great lakes. working on environmental issues. >> tim keller, brand-new mayor of albuquerque, new mexico. ethan berkowitz, mayor of anchorage. >> mayor of dubuque, iowa. >> mayor of knoxville, tennessee. >> good morning. mayor of lancaster, pennsylvania. mayor of the city of key west. >> mayor of santa monica, california. >> mayor of richmond, california. >> mayor of bonn, germany. mayor of des moines, iowa. bedford,of new massachusetts, and chair of the energy co

half of our panel comes from the university of toronto, so we are more used to this. we still appreciate it. let me quickly introduce our panelists, give you some initial thoughts and a bit of the rules of the game. just moving down the line of panelists, jeffrey pilcher is a professor of food history at the university of toronto. he is also the editor of "the journal of global food history" for those of you thinking of publishing outlets. steve velazquez, next to him, is a curator in the division of home and community life at the national museum of american history. and of course you've met paula. , and next to her is irina michalche, the professor of museum studies at the university of toronto's i school, and she researches food and museums. and next to her, teresa mcculla is a historian of american brewing history, professor of the american brewing history initiative, excuse me, here at the national museum of american history. and this seems such a wonderful place to have this panel on taste because i can't think of any other place really on a global scale that doe

curator, scholars and historians from the university of toronto and the smithsonian's national museum of american history discuss archives, research, oral histories, and museum exhibitions on the topic. this was part of the annual american historical association meeting. it's 90 minutes. >> so now it's my pleasure to introduce our moderator, professor daniel bender, the canada research chair of global culture, a and professor of history and food studies at the university of toronto. dan, take it away. >> so let me add to paula's thanks to all of you who have braved cold. half of our panel comes from the university. torontoans are more used to this. we still appreciate it. let me quickly introduce our panelists, give you some initial thoughts and a bit of the rules of the game. just moving down the line of panelists, jeffrey pilcher is a professor of food history at the university of toronto. he is also the editor of the journal of global food history for those of you thinking of publishing outlets. steve velazquez next to him is a cure rater in the division of home and community life

named 20 finalists in its race to win its second headquarters the short list includes 19 cities plus toronto. >> hold on >> yeah. >> hold on. >> the picks lean heavily east and in the sunbelt amazon expects to pick the winning city this year lots of chatter, by the way, about one city that's not on the list, detroit. we talked about that earlier but you can look through the list right there and i know there's some people at this table rooting for newark at this point. >> or philadelphia >> or philadelphia. >> i love to see that. new york city would be interesting. did you see, i hadn't put two and two together they have washington, washington d.c., maryland, southern maryland and northern virginia which is kind of like -- they've got three different locations in d.c. >> it's possible you might consider colleges and talent. >> right. >> coming from an area.

the warriors were in milwaukee last night, in toronto tonight. we go to the second quarter, and the warriors are already up 19. draymond green gets it to curry, but the fake and kevin durant ends up with it. the warriors up by 23. green this time to durant, the beautiful alley-oop. 81 points, 22 assists, only one turnover in the first half. curry had only six points, right now they are up 108-89, the start of the fourth quarter under way. >>> the nfl divisional round kicking off in the nfc, falcons visiting the eagles. fourth and goal, legarrette blount goes wide right one yard out for the score. the extra point no good. eagles take a 6-3 lead. foles off the knee, into the hands of torrey smith. that drive would lead to a field goal. final minute of the game, fourth and goal for the falcons. matt ryan scrambling, finds julio jones and through the fingertips, the falcons' season is over. look how close it was. eagles advance to the nfc championship, they win 15-10. and another familiar face is returning to oakland. nfl network is the first to repo

pharmaceutical billionaires barry and honey sherman were murdered in a targeted killing — police in torontod hanged in their home six weeks ago. 0fficers originally ruled out murder. the couple's children disputed this and hired private investigators who claimed the pair had been murdered. now police say they agree. their deaths shocked the canadian communities, one of the country's ridges couples, billionaires barry sherman and honey sherman were found deadin sherman and honey sherman were found dead in their toronto home in 2017, and in the days following their deaths were being treated as a possible murder—suicide. the family denied that saying no couple this, in , couple this, they in , the initial handling of criticised the initial handling of the case by authorities, hide their own private investigator and conducted an independent autopsy and say they are not surprised that six weeks later authorities now say they are treating their deaths as murder. there are no signs of forced entry on all access points to the home and honey sherman and barry sherman were found deceased in the lower

last night golden state tuned up in toronto. here's shu.got the the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. well, the warriors a brutal five-game road trip that started with back-to-back games in milwaukee and toronto. they grabbed a tough one with the bucs friday night and grabbed a seasonal game against the raptors last night. he finished with 24 points. nine assists helping the get 24. draymond green finds him for the alley oop. up 27 at the half shooting 71% from the field. but toronto dominates the second half. outscored 36-19 in the fourth. rosa made it a one-point game but durant ices it with that jumper. warriors hang on, 127-125, winning their 14th straight on the road. >>> warriors night at the tank. san jose three goals in the first. beating two defenders. logan couture hits a wide open start. scott wedgewood, 4-3 sharks after 2. don scoy once again finds the back of net. his tenth goal of the year. sent this game into overtime. mark edward velasic pokes it in and the sharks go on to win 6-5 your final. >>> nfl play

alone we asked people in toronto what they thought about the protests. there that i feel that if people's economic problems were addressed these accidents would never happen if someone from the government came and spoke to them these incidents would not escalate. the cost of living unemployment a lack of attention to people authorities say that this problem started with a surge in the prices of basic food supply so. we need that person who says time for change should think and be worried about their own country and the rainiest should think about their country everybody should start by trying to make progress at home. i don't think trump should interfere in our country's issues i don't think our issues are any of his business . well the u.s. is also calling for an international response to the unrest in the country so america has more details on why the u.s. has firmly voiced its support for the anti government movement baster nikki haley has even called for an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council to discuss the ongoing situation it takes great

. >> toronto and washington, d.c. >> toronto >> i didn't take that course >> how many is that, carl?> is it 20? >> i think it might be who did they leave out that's an nfl city >> i didn't hear houston, which people because of bezos's birth play thought might have a chance. >> a lot of cities are certainly happy now after 238 communities submitted proposals here a lot of these cities way ies c through are happy they are in the next phase of this process for which they've said there will be a $5 billion investment over time and creation of 50,000 jobs, again, over time by amazon but when we come back to amazon in the second headquarters, i'm still fascinated by the whole idea of it, having two separate headquarters and degraphic locations and how they decide to divide responsibilities and how it plays in with the overall company. >> that's a great observation. because the two companies that i don't like that have it are unilever and world dutch they both profess it's not working. it's not working. >> they have headquarters in separate countries and they have -- this is obviously -- >>

news agency in toronto speaking to me earlier now to some of the other stories making news around the world israeli authorities have filed assault charges against a palestinian teenager who was arrested after a video of her attacking an israeli soldier birol sixteen year old i had tamimi has been in custody since the incident in mid december her mother and cousin also face charges. eight people have died after a speed boat capsized off indonesia's part of borneo island fifty one people were on board the vessel when it overturned and sank police are investigating the cause of the accident which was not immediately clear. people in the indian capital delhi woke up to dense fog this new year's day it's said to be the biggest the season commuters were left stranded after flight operations in the city's international airport were suspended delis air pollution levels are many times the global safe limits. north korean leader kim jong un says his country's nuclear program is now fully developed and that will soon begin mass producing nuclear warheads and missiles the comments came in his ann

initiative alex so there is that they'll certainly increase trade now there was a meeting not in toronto but up in montreal over the weekend another round of those nafta meetings anything any progress on that. well guess what actually this time we're hearing that there was probably progress at least there was optimism the the meetings ended on sunday so all sides are saying you know they're little bit more cheery about things there looks like things that might be moving forward but not forward the way that we anticipated in the beginning so march was supposed to be the deadline for these nafta talks everything was supposed to be done and over with now we're hearing they might be pushed all the way into two thousand and nineteen so there's a little bit more openness to these things dragging on a little bit longer obviously for the u.s. they'd like to see things happen a little bit quicker but with the other size i mean there's still a lot to talk about one of those things and i know this is something that you're very interested in is the arbitration part of it so when it comes to that can

toronto is the loan non-u.s. city. in would toronto still be contention?ou have a higher corporate tax rate there. think tax reform probably makes it lean more in the direction of the u.s. but that is only one of a thousand things they are considering. city ands a high cost growing fast. like the reasons we rolled san francisco out, extremely high cost. you have to worry about the high cost hurting toronto as well. >> and how much one pays in corporate tax. job: good point. i want to ask about new york. that did make the list and would affect a lot of people here. what do you think the prospects are for new york city? >> we have new york in our top 10. it doesn't surprise us to see new york on the list. the biggest knock against new york is the cost. one of the most expensive cities on our list. it is going to be expensive to acquire that land and hire workers. that is the thing holding it back. it is hard to compete with the human capital level in new york in terms of the number of workers with the right skills, right education. that is strong in new york

there was panic and confusion as two planes collide on the ground at toronto's pearson airport, sparking 168 passengers and six crew onboard on board one of the aircraft had to escape by emergency slides. no one was seriously injured. weather forecasters are warning of record—breaking low temperatures of minus a0 degrees celsius in north east america. at least 19 people have died since a powerful blizzard hit much of the region on thursday. now on bbc news, as part of the bbc‘s life stories season, journalist priscilla kneedeh celebrates her great grandmother elizabeth's 117th birthday in kenya. elizabeth was born in 1900 and is thought to be the oldest woman in africa. welcome to my great—grandmother's 117th birthday. right now she is taking pictures of people who have come to see her and celebrate this big day with her. there is more than 90 years difference between me and her. she's 117 and i am just 23. i am priscilla ng'ethe. i am returning to my ancestral home in kenya to celebrate a remarkable birthday of one of the oldest people in the world. my great—grandmother, elizabeth koina

last night, golden state tuned up in toronto.humann has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. well, the warriors, a brutal five-game road trip. they started with back-to-back games in milwaukee and toronto. dubs grab a tough one and -- steph curry back after aggravating his right ankle in practice. he finished with 24 points, 9 assists. helping the dubs score 43 in the first quarter. a season high 81 in the first half. draymond green, two of his 14. not all things went right. kevin durant, easy dunk and he misses. draymond green finds him for the alley oop. dubs up 27 at the half shooting 71% from the field. toronto dominates the second ha half. he had 42. outscored in the fourth. durant ices it with that jumper. he had 25, warriors hang on 127-125 winning their 14th straight on the road. >>> hosting the coyotes. warriors night at the tank. ceremonial first puck. beat two defend eshs. couture hits a wide open net. donskoy racing for the puck. scott wedge wood, 4-3 sharks after two. coyotes took a lead in the t

. >> the sharks lost in toronto and joe thornton lost part of his beard in a fight. yes. thornton and kadri start fighting seconds in the game. kadri is a little guy. he was trying to grab joe's jerz and i instead, he snatched the beard and yanked it out. they preserved it on the bench. >>> late second period. a gift, frederick anderson. oops, can you have it, and chris tierney said we will deposit that in the back of the net. 2-2 after two. a shootout, tierney has a score. hits the cross bar. and that is your game right there. maple leafs beat the sharks for the first time in toronto since 20 on 02, 3-2 is the final. abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino, what do you learn in a fight, protect your beard. >> that's the first thing. >> if you are a pro athlete, you don't grow a beard and i don't have a pony tail. >> a rift between belichick, brady and kraft, over the future of jimmy garoppolo, and that is part of the reason he

it's the second such collision at toronto pearson international in five months.panic... after the collision, fire breaks out. passengers begin to scream, while the crew call on them to remain seated. all of a sudden there was fuel all over the wing and then about a second or two later, not even a second, it's kind of all ignited and there was a big fireball, and then everyone started yelling and panicking. the fire was on the other, empty airline, and all 168 passengers and six crew were able to leave this plane safely by the emergency slides. they had just arrived after a four—hour flight from mexico. their plane was stationary when it was hit by the other airline, which was being towed by ground crew. this is the second time in five months that planes have had minor collisions at canada's busiest airport. had minor collisions at canada's busiestairport. inquiries had minor collisions at canada's busiest airport. inquiries are under way into how it could have happened. in the meantime, all are thankful that everyone here escaped without serious injury. the depar

panic and confusion as two planes collide on the ground at toronto's pearson airport, sparking a firegers and six crew on board one of the aircraft had to escape by emergency slides. no one was seriously injured. weather forecasters are warning of record—breaking low temperatures of minus a0 degrees celsius in northeast america. at least 19 people have died since a powerful blizzard hit much of the region on thursday. some better weather now, though. it's time for the travel show. india. a vast country, home to over a billion people, birthplace of illustrious ancient civilisations and today, a fast emerging global power. and 70 years after independence, india is still a diverse, ever—evolving assortment of cultures, creeds, religions and languages. heading off the well—worn tourist path, we're on a journey which spans this vast subcontinent from east to west. travelling from one of the driest places on earth. it is quite incredible, the sand. it's just crystal, hard cystals. white salt. you can probably taste it. to one of the wettest. these are areas really for the adventurous travel

toronto is under an extreme cold morning with temperatures dropping to 21 degrees below. him one person was treated for injuries the incident is under investigation. >>> dr. jay had to be checked out by doctors. he got i will after ringing the bell at the wells fargo center before last night's game. he was taken to the hospital to be evaluated. he was expected to be discharged from the hospital overnight. the sixers say the situation it was not serious, they did not clarify what the diagnosis was. he is 67 years old. >>> new this morning, a ticket sold in florida struck it big in 450 million-dollar mega million jackpot. 28, 30, 39, 59, 70 and 10. don't bother looking on your ticket, someone has got it. we're waiting to find out who has the rights to all those riches. $570 million ask on the line in the powerball drawing. that's the 5th largest jackpot in the game's history. >> one day. >> if you drive the pennsylvania turnpike prepare to pay more money to use the roadway. a toll hike kicks in tomorrow. drivers will pay a 6% increase for cash and e-z pass, but there is an

toronto dominated the second half. rose hen 42. derozan nad a one-point game but durant will ice it with this jumper he had 25. warriors hang on to win 127-125 winning 14 straight on the road. >>> sharks hosting the coyotes, dropping the ceremonial first puck. first game back from a five-game break made for a wild first. derek step pan responds three minutes later beating jones tying it 1. two minutes later pavelski off the stick, 2-1. has the coyotes tied at two. logan couture hits the open net, 24 seconds later fisher gets a breakaway. beats jones 3-3 after one. second period don score racing for the puck, pokes it past wealthwood. right now sharks are up 4-3 in the second intermission. >>> divisional play off week in the nfl. we kick off with the patriots hosting the titans who are not ready for prime time. titans, though, did draw first blood. markus mariota through two tds, 15 yards to davis, nice one handed. gloves, check it out again. 7-0 tennessee. but that was it. tom brady the patriots two tds in the first. 5 yard, 7-7 ha

this murder mystery has shaken many not just in this affluent toronto neighborhood, but the area.hey were high profile billion nars, barry, a pioneering drug tycoon always willing to take on big far ma and his wife, patron of several charities. together, they gave away tens of millions. they died such a horrific way. their children launched an independent investigation of their own and said their preliminary findings are consistent with that of police. prime ministers past and present. the murder has shaken the political establishment with many wondering who could have wanted to see them dead and why. >> paula, thank you for the report. >>> now, to france, heavy rains turned the seine river into an inland sea. many parts of the city flooded. >> the water's creeping up more slowly now, but it submerged roads and transit lines and forced people to safety. ivan joins us with more on if it's going to get better or worse. >> better. today, we are cresting and the forecast was worse than what we are dealing with right now. yeah, there is flooding there. we don't like to see that. it's n

. >> the sharks lost in toronto and joe thornton lost part of his beard in a fight. yes.kadri start fighting seconds in the game. kadri is a little guy. he was trying to grab joe's jerz and i instead, he snatched the beard and yanked it out. they preserved it on the bench. >>> late second period. a gift, frederick anderson. oops, can you have it, and chris tierney said we will deposit that in the back of the net. 2-2 after two. a shootout, tierney has a score. hits the cross bar. and that is your game right there. maple leafs beat the sharks for the first time in toronto since 20 on 02, 3-2 is the final. abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino, what do you learn in a fight, protect your beard. >> that's the first thing. >> if you are a pro athlete, you don't grow a beard and i don't have a pony tail. >> a rift between belichick, brady and kraft, over the future of jimmy garoppolo, and that is part of the reason he ended up as a niner. because apparently tom didn't want him around. that's the story anyway. i see your one, two and three dollar deals. tell you what,

authorities combing through hundreds of hours of surveillance video from that toronto neighborhood. they've also canvassed a second property, guys, outside of canada. >> a horrifying story. erielle, thank you very much. >>> let's check the weather yet again on this saturday morning and we have allowed rob to stay at the desk. >> thank you. thank you for doing that. just got back from -- >> but go now. >> now i may go? >> you may go now. >> oh, my, you know, nobody likes being told what to do. >> it's a tough crowd. tough crowd. >> here you go. let's show you this video out of breckenridge, colorado. this international snow sculpting competition, 25-ton blocks are set out for these international artists that come in. no power tools allowed. they work for five days for about 60 hours total or more to come up with these incredible sculptures, which will be judged and viewed over the weekend and the winners to be announced shortly. by the way, i was just in steamboat springs for a weather conference and got over a foot of fresh powder and starting to increase the snowpack here but the n

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police in toronto have confirmed that the billionaire barry she wereen and his wife honey were murdereda targeted killing. the pair were found dead at their home in december. officers originally thought it was a murder-suicide. we have a report. reporter: their deaths shocked canada's political and business communities. one of the country's richest cub can -- couples, billionaires, bay yes -- barry and honey sherman, were found dead in their toronto home on december 15. in the days following, their death was being treated as a possible murder-suicide. the family said no one close to the couple believed this. they criticized the initial handling of the case by thoorts, hired their own independent investigator and conducted an autopsy. six weeks later, authorities now they're treating their deaths as murder. >> there are no signs of forced entry on all access points to the home. a barry and honey sherman were pounds deceased in the lower level pool area. we believe now, through the six weeks of work review, we have sufficient evidence to describe this as a double homicide investigation an

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. >>> in case you missed it, there was panic in toronto after two jets collided on the runway and oneere injured but the evacuation was slowed down because some of them wanted to take their carry on bags with them. nbc's tom costello reports on how it happened. >> reporter: fire on the wing and terror on board. a passenger plane just arriving in toronto from cancun. >> there's people running around. >> reporter: it happened as an empty plane being towed somehow backed into the west jet plane as it approached the gate. >> it started venting fuel all over the wing, and about a second or two later it was a big fireball. and then everyone started yelling and panicking. >> reporter: after first remaining seated passengers quickly jumped down the slides. >> going off, they are evacuating. >> reporter: but witnesses said some passengers grabbed their carry-on bags, a potentially deadly mistake. >> you can put a half or a quarter of the aircraft in jeopardy of burning up on that plane just because you have stopped to get your bag. >> reporter: it's happened before. passengers grabbed their ca

they lost five of seven on the way to toronto to meet the raptors for the first time this season.they swept them out of the playoffs last year but norman powell wide open knocking toronto hit 18 threes in this game. pascal going right to the rim. lebron james animated in the huddle but cavaliers are down 27 in the third. tries to pass to crowder. ball goes off a defender's leg and see james, cavaliers give up 133 points and they lose by 34. >>> college basketball, arizona taking on oregon state. pac-12, early second half, arizona down by one, de'andre ayton with the steal. alonzo terror over ethan thompson. check out the bench when we see dunks like that following oregon state possession, raleigh altkins and wildcats take it 62-53 over oregon state. that's all from here. now back to you. david letterman's new show hits netflix overnight. his first guest, barack obama. what the former president says about running for office again. >>> plus, the revelation about what alabama was missing that makes their win over georgia even more impressive. i have type 2 diabetes. i'm trying to man

author of fire and fury the unexpected bestseller professor randall and he joins me tonight from toronto professor welcome to the day i mean you know you have to look at this story and you have to grin a little bit thinking about you i mean this is been i assume has been a financial windfall that you weren't expecting on it has and i do know that bennett over troat would be very happy about a liberal pro immigration globalist profiting from a book about him so it's doubly amusing and this liberal pro immigration professor writing about it's world war two are you writing things there about the second world war that those who are reading the book about michael wolff. that maybe could surprise them or shock them is there a lesson in your book for people who are for and against strong. well i hope so and you know i've said this if you times but it remains true my sales don't really matter here this is nice what matters is that people are talking about this book who would not have any even more importantly than that at a time when we have this incredibly unstable neurosis cystic president who

with toronto police saying it appears to be a double homicide. here's abc's erielle reshef. >> reporter: tonight, the mystery deepening behind the double homicide of one of the world's richest couples. >> i believe that in the six weeks of review of the evidence that we've obtained that they were targeted. >> reporter: for the first time authorities now saying publicly billionaires honey and barry sherman were sought out and slain in their home. the two found hanged on the pool level of their sprawling $7 million mansion. >> the cause of death for both shermans was ligature neck compression. >> reporter: police revealing there was no forced entry to the property. the bodies reportedly discovered in december by a real estate agent preparing for an open house. authorities keeping a tight lid on any leads. >> we haven't developed any suspects outside of understanding that people or a person is outstanding for this offense. >> reporter: and tonight, detectives still coming through a mountain of evidence. more than 120 witness statements, roughly 2,00

we reached out to the toronto police department. they are not mentioning any possible motives but say there is still a list of people they want to speak with. tom. >> the mystery deepening tonight. thank you. >>> turning now to the weather and the january thaw, warming the northeast tonight. those milder conditions raising concerns about flooding. take a look at the ice jams there in pennsylvania. and heavy rain triggering some flash flooding along the central gulf coast. abc's rob marciano joins us now. new orleans is in the bull's eye of that soaking. >> yeah, they have been getting rain all day. baton rouge is the wettest day in over a year, tom. check out the radar. it's moving farther east. down i-10, down through biloxi, mobile, across the panhandle, georgia, the carolinas, getting up into the northeast, across those swollen rivers as well. couple that with the mild air as you mentioned, likely to see more in the way of ice jam flooding. and then we'll cool it down on monday, potentially some light snow to start off the workwe

back to you. >> sue, thank you. >>> toronto canada is home to many amazing things. you have nice people and the sea tower and the greatest progressive rock band in history, rush. but now they hope to become the new home to amazon's second headquarters one of 20 finalists and the only city outside of america making the cut. and joining us the mayor of toronto, john tory and i got looks when i mentioned rush, but we know what we are talking about, right here is to the yyz. >> i gave them the key to the city about a year and a half ago. that is how highly we think about rush. >> and how highly do you think of amazon. >> we think highly of amazon and we think highly of anybody who wants to come to canada. we're for free enterprise and jobs and amazon would be a great addition to the toronto economy and so we're just delighted we made the playoffs as it were and now one of the cities getting further consideration in this competition. >> well a bunch of canadian cities did not make the cut, halifax, vancouver but do you feel like you have a bit of a handicap in a sense th