so i came to the university of toronto.d-80's, we discovered how to make more complicated numeral nets so that we could solve those problems much more simply. >> he and his collaborators created a multilayered neural network, and it started to work. then they hit a ceiling. early: in the 1990's and 2000, he was one of a handful of people and the planet still technology.s he would show up at academic conferences and be banished to the back rooms. treated really, like a pariah. was consumed and would not stop. he pursuing the idea that humans can learn, until about 2006, when the world catches up to 's ideas. ck ou geoff: now, it is behaving like i thought it would behave in the mid-1980's. solving everything. of superfastrrival chips and the massive amounts of data produced on the internet, gave his algorithm a magical boost. suddenly, computers can identify what was in an image. then, they could recognize speech and translate from one language to another. nets12, words like neural and machine learning were popping up on the

people were taken to hospital some with critical injuries daniel lax joins us live on the line from toronto. we were just getting some preliminary information from the police here peter they're saying is you have said as well that there was a bombing they described it as an improvised explosive device at an indian restaurant a south asian indian restaurant in mississauga which is a city just snacks to tromso right up against it on its western side two men and they appear on security footage entered the restaurant and detonated the device some reports of called in in january device but not police they have also said that both men were wearing jeans there medium height they were wearing black hoodie sweatshirts but look at the security camera footage that they're talking about that gave them a subscription pretty hard to tell who they are from but also absolutely no idea what the motive for this might have been they're looking for these two suspects and as you said three people in critical condition twelve people with what are described as minor injuries being treated in a toronto hospital so

done a lack has more from toronto. this was at a busy and popular a south asian indian restaurant called bombay bell in mississauga city adjacent to toronto it's city with a significant south asian population a city of around a million people police say it was about ten thirty in the evening local time and two males entered the restaurant appearing at to be dressed quite normally understand three but their faces were covered the photo they released isn't very distinctive in the descriptions are mostly of their clothing but they do say two males are being sought as for the injuries police and paramedics say they had to take people to local hospitals with three critically injured people taken to hospitals in toronto where the most acute medical facilities are what we don't have here is any word as to be the motive behind this there's absolutely no speculation by anyone at the moment least or the authorities or otherwise and there's no word on whether there is a threat to public safety here we have seen it from the foreig

for the very latest let's bring in journalist nick west stole he's from global news toronto in ontario nick what more can you tell us about this attack yeah good morning yeah the latest we've got police put out a description about an hour ago they're looking for two suspects who officers allege set off an improvised explosive device with inside the restaurant that we discussed the latest terms of injuries three people are still listed in critical condition the other twelve mostly have minor injuries that's our understanding and police are asking for the people here to call with any tips and again asking people to look at this photo that they've put out showing two men appearing to enter some sort of business in the area. can you tell us anything about or have authorities said anything yet about who might be behind this attack can you tell us more about the target maybe too. yeah they have said nothing in terms of a possible motive here is the description they put out of the two men quite vague at this point. their faces were covered as they walked in the restaurant police said. yeah no

angels thrash the toronto blue jays to one zero zero zero zero time and that's all your sport for now back to you for many thanks indeed now righting a wrong from one hundred and five years ago donald trump has given a posthumous pardon to the black boxing champion jack johnson who was jailed for dating a white girlfriend america choudhry reports. the son of former slaves fought his way to become the first black heavyweight boxing champion of the world the texan ruled the ring for seven years and was an icon for racially oppressed african-americans but johnson's relationships with a number of white women led him to being charged under the mann act the law used to prosecute men for mixed relationships even if consensual and nine hundred thirteen he was charged with taking his white girlfriend across state lines for immoral purposes so we thank you so much. surrounded by books in stars who pushed for his part in the oval office donald trump finally made his name well i'm here for the white house of the half of the presidency of behalf of this country. our country is a great country and

is three in toronto but he's not really free he's being watched and arrogated by the r.c.m.p. and sees as kind of the equivalent of the f.b.i. cia so i think. the authorities are watching over now. i don't know i'm not sure in other western countries i think there has been a similar approach this is not unusual to kind of. rather than putting fighters in jail. sort of debriefed especially by people who may have be for example in canada. by someone who was. it was almost radical i. came out. of writing elevation so he handled in a more. scientific way. simply putting people to jail and which chris. and i could go on about later where you mention that this is the tactic that is really. novel if you will that it's been used in the west and western countries what has been the reaction in canadian society to this is there much outrage there. much outrage so far but i'm sure that. this story has come out in parliament particularly people conservatives particularly certain provinces who don't like trudeau will definitely make. this into a bigger story and i'm sure that trudeau will p

trauma center this comes just about a month ago months since a van plowed into pedestrians in toronto killing ten people we're going to bring you more details on that this story as soon as it comes in. and the first pictures showing the destruction of north korea's only nuclear test site have been released our correspondent dan up was among the small pool of journalists invited to witness the facility being decommissioned. just minutes ago they were having dinner over there and now everything is being turned into a massive cloud of dust those barracks were used for living for the soldiers too old to locate soldiers and workers there well now north korea is showing that it is destroying the infrastructure to behind me is northern tunnel number two that's where five nuclear tests five most recent nuclear tests have been conducted out of four tunnels around here this one got the most battering so basically this is north korea saying look we are ready to make the first step and this is the first step that we're making to show that we are acting in good faith we're destroying all the facil

toronto, new york and london.manda: how much do you adjust your investing style based on where we are in the cycle? >> we don't adjust our style or our criteria. what we try hard to do especially on these really heady times is to maintain our style and maintain our criteria and not get carried away with how great the market is or how terrible it was yesterday. amanda: what kind of discipline does that require? >> a lot. we are in a long-running bull market. the last 250 years have lasted this long. all good things come to an end. .here's a price to be paid we have sold many investment into this market. leaving the top is nearby and so far not finding the top. things at what we thought were great prices and great opportunities. only to find that the market kept going up. even more profitable in somebody else's hands. amanda: that does require discipline. we look at the model and busy -- believe our resulting return for that business. usually gives you a somewhat absurdly low return and not worth taking the risk. yo

is the mayor of toronto. >> jimmy: that gentleman used to be mayor of toronto.nning for premier of ontario. >> i do know that, i do. >> jimmy: which is like governor. >> basically like governor, yeah. he's at the -- the ford family, it's a dynasty. it's a canadian dynasty. if you ever had any thought that canada was a peaceful place. >> jimmy: is that not the case? >> it's not -- it is a peaceful -- it's somewhat of a peaceful place. we have our share of characters. >> jimmy: do you feel like canadians pay more attention to what's going on in their government than americans are paying attention? >> no, i don't think -- i think canadians pay a little bit of attention to their government. they're very much paying attention to our government here, right now. my family is very concerned for my life. >> jimmy: they're watching us? >> they're watching us, yeah. >> jimmy: like we're "the "desperate housewives"" or something? >> they are, yes, yes. >> jimmy: are they taking any pleasure in it? >> i think there's a slight smug pleasure. but they are worried about the con

>> obviously, toronto -- 300 basis points is a shock.y 75 basisrates points, the back end of last month. the lira had a brief gain on that. lost 20% versus the dollar in the course of may. this move is clearly going to stop today's losses, which were 5%. that they pulled back. we are waiting until tomorrow when our to one speaks -- when president heard one speaks and dogan makest hear er his speech. guy johnson's interview highlighted it was a risk that the post-june 24, when he becomes president again, with much more power this time that he will get heavily involved in everything. some bad --say to say some bad things tomorrow or scare the market, it could unwind any gains we have seen for the lira on this rate hike and make the rate hike potentially not worth much. from gtv go on the bloomberg library, our subscribers can see that the lira has's and seen the largest slide since 2008. to turkey'se central bank raised their rates on april 25, the recovery on the lira was pretty fleeting. can we expect this move to last? this is awould ex

police in canada are searching for two men that entered a toronto area last night and set off a bomb.hree people were seriously hurt and a dozen more injured but authorities aren't certain what was behind the attack. our justice correspondent pete williams has details. >> reporter: families were hosting two children's birthday parties at a popular indian restaurant. >> many people are screaming. they are trying to run out from the restaurant. >> reporter: it happened in mississauga west of toronto, canada. police say these two men entered the restaurant at about 10:30 last night wearing zip up hoodies concealing faces. one was carrying a bucket or paint can investigators say contained a bomb. it went off shortly after they planted the device. it was filled with shrapnel injuring 15. it's remarkable none of the children, some of them under 10 were among the injured. >> there were children present in the restaurant. fortunately, as a mother, none of the victims were children. >> reporter: police are checking surveillance cameras in the area in their search for the two suspects and a mot

two suspects flee the scene after an explosion in a restaurant just outside toronto. and voting is underway in ireland on whether to repeal the world strictest laws on abortion.

she was here in toronto working on "suits."e're very excited to see with this extended platform what other good works that she's going to do. >> she's always made time for philanthropic endeavors. it could be one day helping at a charity event, and it could be an entire trip that she's told nobody about to go help people in india. >> reporter: "true blood" actress javina navanka says says and meghan have been friends for 15 years. she'll be the the wedding as well. >> she knows exactly what she wants to put into this world and who she wants to be, and she would be doing all of this whether anybody was watching or not. >> reporter: prince harry and meghan were set up on a blind date in 2016. her first marriage ended in divorce three years earlier. >> we went and met for a drink and then i think very quickly into that we said, what are we doing tomorrow? we should meet again. >> reporter: the relationship quickly became serious. >> i managed to persuade her to come and join me in botswana, and we camped out with each other under

doha with the coming up two suspects flee the scene after an explosion in a restaurant just outside toronto more than a dozen people are injured. birds is an island prepared for a landmark referendum that could overturn one of the world's strictest bans on abortions plus. new. language once banned in libya is making a comeback. international reaction to the cancellation of a scheduled meeting between donald trump and kim jong un is pouring in june the twelfth would have been the first time a sitting u.s. president met a north korean leader doubts have grown in recent days whether the summit would actually happen on thursday to cancel the summit in singapore with a letter as of now north korea says it is still willing to sit down for talks with the u.s. quote at any time and call chance decision extremely regrettable trumps announcement came just after north korea said it had blown up its only nuclear test site in a goodwill gesture to reduce regional tensions but the grand show of dismantling the site couldn't save the talks and trump accused north korea of quote tremendous anger and open h

triumphed against hull kr, while warrington won an ill—tempered contest against championship side torontoolfpack. toronto had taken an eight—point lead, but their game plan unravelled when andrew dixon was sent off for this. the wolves then ran in sa unanswered points after the break for a 66—10 win. tom lineham grabbed a hat—trick. some great tries in the second half. it is not a great look for our game, but when we applied ourselves and we re but when we applied ourselves and were really disciplined in the second half, the points came. warrington‘s reward is a home quarter final against... wait for it... 19—time winners wigan. the two were the last names to be pulled out of the pot in the draw a little earlier. elsewhere, holders hull fc will travel to st helens, who knocked out castleford yesterday. huddersfield giants play catalan dragons, while leigh centurions — the only second—tier team left in the draw — will play leeds rhinos, who are chasing a 14th win in the competition. those games will be played at the end of the month alexander zverev has one has a title. the world number th

>> toronto. yes. you know that because i said toron-do, not toronto.to this weekend as a matter of fact. do you want to take some -- i still have some trivia questions. >> let's do it. >> jimmy: "is it canadian?" are you ready? >> i don't get the graphic? >> jimmy: hawaiian pizza? >> i don't get the graphic? >> jimmy: no. >> fine. hawaiian -- i'm going to say -- m going to hope for no. i'm going with no. >> jimmy: oh, sorry. hawaiian pizza -- >> why? >> jimmy: indeed an atrocity from canada. >> i apologize. i apologize. >> jimmy: let's try another. flannel. >> i would think that's a yes. >> jimmy: you say yes? >> yes. >> jimmy: it is not canadian. it's from wales. wow. >> can i phone a friend? trudeau? >> jimmy: william h. macy. >> oh -- i'm going to hope yes. >> jimmy: is william h. macy -- no. wow. you're not from canada. you don't know anything about canada. >> do my parents lie? >> jimmy: it's possible. where are your parents? are they there? >> in toronto, yes, moved from india. >> they didn't move with you to the -- you live here now? >> i live h

serving as the head coach for the toronto raptors from 1996 to 1998. more recently he was head coach for two seasons at clark atlanta university, amassing a 45-18 overall record. excellence and leadership and hard work are evidenced by the accolades and career accomplishments. i look forward to following his success at home at excellence a rock during his time as head coach of such a dynamic community. this will be a great partnership. welcome home, coach walker. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess first lady melania trump will nnounce her formal policies. we will have live coverage starting at 3:00 p.m. eastern. this week on "the communicators," house majority leader kevin mccarthy and minority leader steny hoyer lk about the hack-a-thon seminar. >> we must come together to engage the public in a positive way to make congress more open and more transparent. mr. mccarthy: this year we have an electronic mail test that is going int

toronto had taken an eight—point lead, but their game plan unravelled when andrew dixon was sent offe break for a 66—10 win. tom lineham grabbed a hat—trick. some great tries in the second half. it is not a great look for our game, but when we applied ourselves and we re but when we applied ourselves and were really disciplined in the second half, the points came. warrington‘s reward is a home quarter final against... wait for it... 19—time winners wigan. the two were the last names to be pulled out of the pot in the draw a little earlier. elsewhere, holders hull fc will travel to st helens, who knocked out castleford yesterday. huddersfield giants play catalan dragons,

i am amanda lang in toronto. shares are at a record high.asingly bullish predictions, making the company's earnings the most anticipated of the evening. analyst for bloomberg intelligence is here with what to a after the bell. what is your call? >> this has been an unbelievably great organic growth story powered by multiple tailwinds that the company has. at the end of the day, the company has been excellent. the interesting thing as new gaming andutos and cryptocurrency, all of these have fed into the graphics processor use across a diversity of applications. widening and the pc user experience, also cryptocurrency feeding into that, mining me for those applications is driving gpu's. on the other hand, data center is another area where widespread training,ularly in ai has driven the need and when they have a common platform and do one thing really well, the markets take advantage of their chips, it demonstrates stronger revenue growth. relations are very high, as is the case with most growth stories any other part is expectations remain inc

and you guys are buddies i guess in your running in your gang of crypto gang and started here in toronto is your interest also in genome in genomics not specifically saw. in general it's blocks in technology in artificial intelligence so in terms of blocks and technology i try really trying to leverage this technology to solve some real world problems so with a partner i actually built a decentralized medical records out location where hospitals can share medical records securely under private blocking another one of these on applications that i've built as i can essentially as e-commerce store where you can bed without a third party decentralized voting essentially supply chain things like that so what would happen. if i did well this is something in the water i mean that there were you know this is coming out of the mouths of teenagers i'm just thinking of my own experience as a teenager and it's remarkably different you know we is a year and they give to the internet you know you've never known a world without the internet you never known a world without smartphones and now you're you

four errors by toronto in this one. and then you look here marcus simian huge home run for simian, fifth of the season. ten straight games now with the long ball. gave up two hits over seven innings and a little razzle-dazzle in defense to get the out. the sweep goes 7-3 on the road trip and back at the coliseum on tuesday. game five of the western conference finals. vegas on the cusp to be the first expansion team in 50 years. the slap shot off the face-off ties it at 1-1. this game was tight in the second period. watch the circle. gets just enough on the deflection to scoot it past the goalie. that's how it would end. vegas didn't exist this time last yea and now they are playing for the cup. that is just crazy how quickly things can turn around in the world of sports. >> absolutely. thanks. >>> coming up, josh brolin. >> which brolin comes out on top? we'll find out next. >>> investigators say the east area rapist has attacked several teenage girls. >> a mystery decades in the making. >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 9:0

four errors by toronto in this one.an huge home run for simian, fifth of the season. ten straight games now with the long ball. gave up two hits over seven innings and a little razzle-dazzle in defense to get the out. the sweep goes 7-3 on the road trip and back at the coliseum on tuesday. game five of the western conference finals. vegas on the cusp to be the first expansion team in 50 years. the slap shot off the face-off ties it at 1-1. this game was tight in the second period. watch the circle. gets just enough on the deflection to scoot it past the goalie. that's how it would end. vegas didn't exist this time last year and now they are playing for the cup. that is just crazy how quickly things can turn around in the world of sports. >> absolutely. thanks. >>> coming up, josh >> which brolin comes out on top? we'll find out next. >>> investigators say the east area rapist has attacked several teenage girls. >> a mystery decades in the making. he's been called a rockstar lwinning pro bono battles for immigrants and t

amanda: i'm amanda lang in toronto.res of american construction firm a con are having their worst day since 2008 after the canadian government blocked the deal with china communications construction. josh win growth is with us now from ottawa. this was a long review and the government picks explaining that it's for national security reasons. how surprising is it you this is a state-owned company. >> i think the question was whether they could pass this with conditions and hide off some of the more concerning parts of the company from a security standpoint or whether they were going to just block it. remember trudeau wants to build ties with china. ofhas a long family history barking up that particular tree and he seemed to be open to this so i think for them to come down and say that should have showed that trudeau doesn't have an adult cost. people were surprised to see the company jump back. the shares are down 17% today essentially back to where they were in august when news of them exploring a sale first came out in

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. >>> a's in toronto. look at left fielder chad. full extension going for the foul and the concern to make sure the little guy is okay. he was. 5th inning marcus finnian. this is a blast. ten straight games for oakland with a home run. daniel was spectacular. he gave it two hits over seven shut out innings. look at this razzle daz. he gets acrobatic play and shovel throw. the a's win and are the first team to complete a four game sweep of the blue jays and toronto since 2001. they're back in the coliseum tuesday. western conference finals, vegas is the first expansion team to make the stanley cup final. they were up 1-0 in the first win. the jets josh morrissy tied it up with that slap shot. in a second period, it was all golden knights. check the circle. ryan read gets justin on the deflection, 2-1 knights on top and that's how it ends. you think about it, a year ago at this time the golden knights didn't even exist. and coming up in sports later tonight, we are going to show you the message special message stephen curry had for th

this is toronto, it's the dead of winter, it's cold. >> canada is the land of freedom in this show. >ld wed area small price to pay? >> yes. small, small price. possibly a big price. >> reporter: "nightline" tagged along with the show's crew as they scouted toronto locations for episode 10. >> what's back there? >> come, come. >> reporter: the show is so intense, people have said it's impossible to binge watch. so when elizabeth moss' character finally lets loose in the finale of season 1, she says what we're practically shouting at our tv sets at home. >> you are -- [ bleep ] you crazy evil bitch! >> don't get upset. it's not good for the baby. >> reporter: for yvonne strahovsky, that was an especially tough scene. >> i just want to give lizzy a hug and not do the thing that i have to do on camera. i find myself apologizing a lot in between takes. >> do you? >> yeah, sorry. >> you know, it's acting. it's not real. >> reporter: elizabeth moss says, as important as the message is, so is the story. >> ultimately, we want to tell the story of our particular characters. we're not really t

the blast happened west of toronto that has a large immigrant population. last month 10 people died, 14 hurt in a van attack in toronto. >>> breaking news an hour ago. b.a.r.t's board rejected a possible extension to livermore. it would of run for more than five miles along 580 from the existing station to a new station near theis bell avenue interchange. tonight, b.a.r.t directors vote today down, 5-4. it would of cost $1.6 billion. one board member told us it was a bad idea because taxes and fares would have to go up to cover the cost. b.a.r.t will focus instead on upgrading the current system. >>> this weekend a different type of extension opens up in contra costa county. e-trained powered run from antioch to the b.a.r.t station. riders can transfer to regular b.a.r.t trains on the same platform. >>> tonight, south bay school district admits they can do more to keep their students safe. it comes days after they announce that this teach, dominic aserta was being put on paid leave after assault charges going back years. >> i found myself saddened by the cl

amanda: and live in toronto, i'm amanda lang. markets."mberg here are the top stories we are following. crisis in italy. u.s. stocks sinking today and joining a global equity selloff on concerns that it easily -- woes willlinical hurt. a pipeline is being bought for $3.5 billion. a green light for terrace. the white house saying tariffs on chinese goods are coming as early as mid-june. l's get a quick check of the major averages. u.s. stocks near session lows with the dow losing more than 450 points. s&p 500 is lower by 1.4%. financials lead to decline. 10 year yield hovering at 2.8%. energy sector is one that is losing ground. 2%.s falling within it is the longest run of losses since february. saudi arabia and russia talking about increased production later in the year. you could see it rise the most in three years. where record u.s. crude production. is just a touch below $75 a barrel. an eye onam keeping the markets. the spread on italian treasury versus germany jumping and european banks are really feeling it. interestingly, these are

giants the a's in toronto...trying to open with a win against the blue jays they took 2 out of 3 versus the red sox third inning game tied at one... khris davis hits a 2-run shot off aaron sanchez 9 home run of the season... tied for second in the american league in the fifth... with two on the corners matt olson hits a 3-run bomb... seventh of the year oakland scores 4 runs... a's hit three home runs in the game andrew triggs leaves in the third in a forearm injury a's win 10-5 this week's lexus ultimate highlight goes to stephen piscotty last night in boston... the a's outfielder... showing off the leather in the sixth... mookie betts skies one to right field... piscotty goes over the wall to make the catch to end the inning red sox win 6-4 the browns not only will have an uphill battle trying to bounce back from a 0-16 season now, they have to deal with the hard knocks effect h-b-o's emmy-award winning documentary series highlights an n-f-l team through training camp. history is not on cleveland's side... two

gerri: my husband is from toronto.heryl: apple scoring another victory over samsung in the patent case that lasted 7 years, samsung has been order today pay apple $539 million after samsung stole key elements of the iphone's design. mortgage rates, here we go. 7-year high. the average 30-year fix rate mortgage 4.66%. and higher end could see tend of era that saw cheap loans. gerri: all eyes are on the european union today as new data protection rules go into effect. cheryl: tracee carrasco with the headlines. trace tris if they handle european information, it takes over in effort to give europeans over control companies keep on them. companies will be required to report data breaches within a few days and get users' consent to process personal information, people will snrow the right to see what data companies hold on them and can request that some of it be deleted. companies will face fines if they don't comply. gerri: fascinating. we will have more on that. worse fears of concern, amazon alexa may be recording conver

. >> after being cast in "suits," meghan moved to toronto while trevor stayed back in l.a.stance between them may have been to what led to meghan to serve trevor with divorce papers, citing ireconcilable differendifferenc. she is even said to have sent her wedding ring back to him in the mail. >> what was very interesting was that meghan walked away without a penny. she left trevor to take the house. it was just as if she wanted to get out of the marriage and start all over again. >> as a newly single woman, meghan then dated toronto celebrity chef cory vitiello. >> i'm the chef and owner of flock rotisserie and greens and the harbord room. >> he was very much in love with meghan, and he felt it might end in a wedding one day, but clearly for meghan he wasn't the one. >> while meghan is the one in harry's eyes, she isn't the first actress he's fancied. he shared a flirtatious conversation with cameron diaz at a london gym and spent an evening with scarlett johansson at a nightclub. >> harry was quite in awe of scarlett, you know, quite impressed to be in the company of a fa

the dugout today with chris davis and daniel mangan, the a's staying very hot in the rear day in toronto in which the roof was open getting some cushion in the tight game as todd - - chad vendor and donelson scored and biscotti with 2-0, and mike is simeon made a big one, takes one deep two straight center at two run shot and the a's went to win 9- 2 - - three games over 500 and finish seven and three in their trip, new york, boston and toronto. >>> one of the most unlikely stories in pro sports history is continuing. the expansion las vegas golden knights against a white out in winnipeg as they tried to close out the jets. both teams on the board in the first third it's the nights that god the first alex talk grabbed a loose puck and takes a good shot and las vegas in front 1-0 and the jets got a goal one later it. midway in the second, lucas teaser for the night ryan reeves redirects into the net and a lot - - to try and tie but they couldn't, vegas and 2- 1 winner taking the series 4-1 in the first year of existence and the nights will place sent - - tampa or washington in the stanley

i think overall you'll see a good showing out of us. >> gorgeous day north of the border in toronto. gives up a two run homer it's 4-1. bases are loaded. two outs and two that is grand. that's eight straight games. they win it one four of the last five. that's a look at your morning sports. have great day. >> your forecast with lisa. >> good sunday morning. you can see the visibility reduced here over san francisco with the fog. the marine layer is blanketing most of the area. for most of us we will see breezy winds again upper elevations gusty. throughout the morning hours 10 to 15 miles per hour. the breeze increases to about 20 miles per hour then it will slowly subside. if you're in the upper elevations 40 to 50 miles per hour wind gusts. north bay hills 20 to 30 miles per hour wind gusts. partly cloudy conditions and live doppler 7 showing you the fog all the way to the sacramento here is a look where you can see a bit of compression. there is still a lot of fog out there that will allow far great start for many of you. it is 60s here on the coast. 46 santa rosa. those winds, on

katty: mhan was living in toronto filming the drama."suits keith doyle looks back at a very royal roman. >> the public first saw them t together ates invictus gam in canada in september of last year. but by then they would been together for over a year. they spe time in bottoms wana, where he revealed theyut campedith each other under the stars. when they were interviewed after tngirement was announced, they explained how they met on a blind date. >> we were introduced bay mutual friend. >> we should protect their privacy and not reveal too much er that. >> it was through and then we met once then twice back to back two dates in london. n reporter: tn november, harry popped the question. >> it was so sweet and natural and very romantic. he got on one knee. [laughter] >> i fell in meghan so incredibly quickly. it was sort of confirmationo me that all the stars were aligned.as everythingust perfect. this beautiful woman literally trmed and fellnto my life. i fell into -- into her life. reporter: more public engagement shed light on how the

. >> that breaking news is happening right now near toronto. 15 people injured and two suspects on the loose tonight following a bombing at strant. three of the injuried are in critical condition. the indian restaurant is located in a busy shopping center. the peal regional police put out a photo showing two people they're looking for. the men took off immediately following the explosion. this blast happened a month after a man drove a van down a busy street in toronto killing ten people. i'm eric thomas. dan ama are off. now to our other top story. this proposed plan to get b.a.r.t. to liver more will not be happening soon. in a controversial vote tonight, the board voted down the expensive expansion. lisa ga leashian was at the meeting. >> reporter: frustration from many in the packed b.a.r.t. board meeting. after hours of testimony, the board voted down the possibility of b.a.r.t. expanding to liver more. right now the line stops in dublin. this man lives in stockton but commutes to the city every day. >> takes me like about two and a half hours, two or two and a half. >> each way.

i'm amanda lang in toronto.nd stocks are moving a step closer to inclusion, the msci is changing the makeup of three widely followed industries. collects foreign investors will soon gain much greater exposure to china through an denominated domestic a-shares. more than 200 large-cap stocks will be added to msci's emerging markets through china and all country next is in june. it's a stab at financial credibility after three prior rejections. don't expect the economic equivalent of a victory parade, a-shares only account for .7% of the emerging market index. even a small slice of the pie is excited to bring billions of dollars in the china's equity market is index tracking funds by end and waiting for change in beijing carries out further market reforms. bloomberg's george leg joins us now. shery: we heard about what we are expecting from this. how much of that is symbolic and how much of it is a real step towards liberalization of the chinese market? now, it's paraphrase a small step for msci, it's a big step fo

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the restaurant is located in a toronto suburb. more than a dozen people were injured. of them are in critical condition. the motive for last night's bombing is not known. >>> and movie producer harvey weinstein is expected to turn himself in this morning to face criminal charges related to allegations of sexual misconduct. dozens of women claim weinstein harassed or assaulted them, but this is the first criminal case against weinstein. the case reportedly involved actress lucia evans who claimed weinstein forced her to perform a sex act back in 2004. weinstein has repeatedly denied having nonconsensual sex with any women. >>> three lava flows from an erupting volcano are now pouring into the ocean off hawaii's big island. mark strassmann has spectacular images of the lava. >> reporter: nature's fury is on full display as fountains of lava continue to gush into communities hardest hit by this disaster. it's like a scene from "the dawn of time" when the world was made over and over. this close i can feel the heat and the power of a volcanic eruption that shows no signs o

turkey but five months after joining the terror group in syria he decided he wanted to return to toronto following what he originally said was his second execution and according to canadian police an open confession like the one whose i forgave may not be enough to charge him. has been following the story. turns out you can't build a caliphate on the foundations of killing rape plunder and more killing they tried tried with bloody abandon but no luck so that was isis jihad ists went home to perhaps start a new life while they may have engaged in terrorism abroad and broken the law not all return nice continued to pose a threat they may now be disillusioned with the cause the canadian government even has directives on how to deal with them all right they may have decapitation a prisoner or two war a dozen may have repeatedly raped young girls they considered infidels but that's all in the past what they need now is apparently help the intervention team can engage with the return and the return nice family to open up dialogue with the individual and to help support the return ease does eng

just a hit parade tonight in toronto. oakland wins 10-5, and they're back to 500 baseball. >>> the warriors game two loss to the rockets was especially rough for curry. he scored 16, but was just one of eight for three, and many are wondering if he's still feeling the effects from the knee injury. >> reporter: how much is his injury responsible for his performance tonight? >> um, 13.7 percent. sorry. the lady hornets charly rudy scored seven- go >>> and ncs division 1 girl's lacrosse championship, the lady hornets beat oak ridge to win their fourth straight ncs title. vern glenn will have the full story on this budding dynasty tomorrow at 6:00. we'll be right back. tomorrow morning at 4-30. michelle griego and kenny choi will have all the news you need.. to start your day. good night. >>> the late show is next, our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >> it's the one-year anniversary of special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation. what president trump calls, of co

and associate professor at york university in toronto thank you very much for being with us here on our international. to be with you so. if we get right down to it is known for his anti-american views and led to uprising against u.s. troops in two thousand and three how could a rocky american relations change after this victory. let me just start with three remarkable facts about this election before we go back to this question the first one is this is the lowest. turn out of the election in iraq since two thousand and three only forty four percent of the iraq ablation voted with me fifty five to fifty six didn't vote because the prostrated with the status quo and the corruption etc this is the second thing is that both actually iran and the us lost in the iraq election because they're bedded on different candidates more than became second third and third know much more promising is that for the first time since thirteen years you have across sectarian a religious secular. civil current coalition between most of those in the common as another civil currents movement in iraq which is so

surprise this guy is apparently in toronto cadenced disturbed more answers from this government up so why aren't they doing something about this dispute over. account of his public safety minister refused to provide details on the former ice all fighters current status but he insists that canadians are safe and that security agencies are doing their job well asunder bruno who's a contributor to geo political monitor dot com thinks western governments policies toward syria have encouraged people into becoming extremists. many western governments have taken a very ambiguous line at best and at worst say france united states great britain have to get red line in antagonizing the syrian regime making it seem like it was ok to go and fight for isis given that you were fighting evil regime. so definitely they should not be surprised of blowback there at least sixty such side it will come back from fighting in syria rather than putting fighters in jail and the sort of deep grief after this story and has come out in parliament particularly people conservatives it was taken in certain province

we are still allowing a huge number of refugees here, but the city mayor, the mayor of toronto gave apeech saying, if you are busing all these people from quebec to toronto, you better give us some money to help settle them, i'll put their kids in school and help them come along. canada is becoming a beacon. in the last century, tucker, and you will know as a student of history, they came from around the world. i think, in fact, tucker, that there should be a movement to give us a statue of liberty and move it to toronto? >> tucker: well maybe we will but the statue of liberty is in our constitution, as you may have heard. good to talk to you. democrats are embracing full-blown determination, and defending ms-13, you think republicans would run on that, but no. republicans aret. embracing embassy. one of them joins us, next. flonase sensimist. when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. having mplaque psoriasis

she was filming in toronto. he was in los angeles.housands and thousands of miles between them. >> determined to use her position for good, meghan spends her free time advocating for women. during a panel discussion, meghan recounts how the success of the show emboldened her to stand up for herself. >> every script seemed to begin with, "rachel enters wearing a towel." i said, no, not doing it. at a certain point you feel empowered enough to say no. >> she wanted to encourage other women to feel like they could speak up in the same way. >> meghan uses her fame to fight for women's equality across the world. as an ambassador for the nonprofit world vision, meghan travels to a remote village in rwanda where young girls work hours every day to access clean water for their families. >> this is the water she's going through all this work to get. >> but all that changes when the world vision team builds a new well. >> these girls are able to stay in school because they aren't walking hours a day to get water. this clean water source has cha