a gunman opens fire in toronto. killing a 10-yeaold girl and a enager. 13 other people are injured, as police search for a motive. plus, during world war i, they atwere theefields of france. tea century r much of the area is still off-limits.ni toght we see why. laura: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. the harsh rhetoric between the u.s. and iran has becon more barbed. first came the warning from tehran that imposing mor sanctions could lead to the mother of all wars. then presint trump said this on twitter late last night -- "never ever threaten the united states again or you will suffer consequences theikes of which few throughout history have ever suffered before." that came as secretary of state mike pompeo was speaking to the coiraniaunity in california. barbara plett-usher was there and starts our coverage. barbara: this was a big event for iranian americans, the first time any top u.s. official addressed such a large group. it is part of the administration strategy t

>> the mayor of toronto there. gio joins us live from the scene in toronto tonight. and gio, officials not ruling out terror, as i mentioned a moment ago. and i understand you just got a statement from the family of the alleged shooter? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, david. the shooting happened right behind me here, just along this street. now, for the first time, as you say, we are hearing from the suspect's family. they say that the shooter suffered from severe mental health issues. david? >> gio benitez in toronto for us. gio, thank you. >>> next tonight, the real concern up and down the east coast this evening, and over the next couple of days, over the potential for, quote, life-threatening floods from the rains. the flash flood watch tonight already for 35 million americans. rain stalled along the already water-logged east coast. a super soaker with damaging winds in gainesville, florida. and a tough morning commute in parts of pennsylvania. this street turned into a river there. and in the west tonight, we're also following the heat and the fires. more than

jackie ward tells us, the gun man is dead, but city leaders think the gun problem in toronto is very much alive. >> reporter: cell phone video captured a man dressed in black opening fire in toronto's greek town neighborhood, filled with restaurants and cafis. >> it was a rapidfire, and then a pause, and more fire. we did not know what it was, we saw people starting to run in our direction. >> reporter: john said he and his brother were getting out of the car when they heard as many as 30 gunshots. >> i couldn't see any victims, a woman said she saw five bodies on the ground. >> reporter: he shot 14 people, he exchanged gunfire with police, and was either shut by officers or took his own life. >> it wasn't a gang related incident, or a gang related shooting, we have a gun problem in the city of toronto.>> reporter: the city's mayor spoke on the issue monday morning, before a moment of silence was held. >> there are far too many people carrying around guns in our city and our region, who should not have them.>> reporter: toronto police have deployed dozens of extra officers to its str

jessica murphy, bbc news, toronto. laa: authorities in canada have just named to the 29-year-old suspect who died at the scene there in toronto. in other news, the white hou is considering revoking the security clearances of ex-intelligence chiefs including james comey and john brennan. press secretary sarah sanders said they politicized and in some cases monetized their service and security clearances. many on the list have been critics of president trump and some responded saying that they don't even have a clearance. the temperature in japan soared dto a record high of 41.1egrees celsius, as the country remains as the grip of a deadly heat wave. any as 40 people have died in the heat. japan's disasterement agency is urging people to stay in air-conditioned spaces and drink plenty of water. germany's football association has rejected allegations of racism made by midfielder mesut ctil, but says it could have done more to prote him from abuse. it comes after the player announced he was retiring from international foth

toronto, one person is been killed, 13 injured after a gunman opened fire downtown.hreats withtrades hassan rouhani amid increasing tensions between the nations. pace, time to bring you a look at the headlines. i am joined by catherine bennett. the g20 summit was this weekend. what is the news? >> trade disputes were on the agenda and still are after donald trump said he would slap tariffs on $500 billion worth of chinese imports. financial officials gathered at the summit to steer globalal tre away from prototectionist popolicies. the imf has calculated $430 billion worth of mobile gdp could be wiped out by 202020 if these conflicts are not fixed. france and the u.s. did come to loggerheads. steven mnuchin refused to budge on trade with the e.u., demanding a free trade agreement with no subsidies. people are trying to make this about the united states and protectionism. that is not the case. this is about the united states wanting free and fair trade. >> new tariffs are not justified. they penalize industries, businesses, threaten our jobs, and we refused to negotia

a live report on the ground in toronto is next. plus, new fallout in washington over president trump's summit with vladimir putin. when members of his own party are saying and what it could mean for the president offer of a second summit at the white house. >> the president either needs to rely on the people that he has chosen to advise him or those advisors need to reevaluate what they're not doing for this administration. i've been making blades here at gillette for 20 years. there's a lot of innovation that goes into making america's #1 shave. precision machinery and high-quality materials from around the world. nobody else even comes close. now starting at $7.99. gillette. the best a man can get. >> harris: fox news alert, two people are dead following a shooting on the streets of toronto last night, now we are learning one of those victims was just ten years old, little girl. video capturing the sounds of gunshots, the suspect walked past restaurants in the city's greektown district and fired into them. police say the mass sho

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a gunman goes on the rampage in toronto. hear witnesses who describe hearing up to 30 shots. >>> president trump fires off a late night all caps twitter warning to the president of iran saying tehran must never threaten the u.s. again. how a threat of new u.s. sanctions against iran brought strong words from both sides. >>> a survivor of the duck boat sinking that killed 17 people tells cbs news how she made it out alive. and an inspector who checked the tour boat says he warned the owner they mightak

to show a man opening fire right here in the popular greek town neighborhood of toronto. dozens of shots were fired. police say at least one person, a young woman, was killed and a young girl is among the 13 people who were injured. >> police say the gunman was killed after a shootout with officers. they're now trying to dete toronto's police chief says they are not ruling out terrorism. but some city lawmakers say the shooter wasonly police, we shoud point out, recently deployed extra officers in response to a spike in gun violence. we're going to bring you more details on the investigation as soon as we get it. >>> but now we turn to the other breaking story overnight, an explosive new round of tough talk between president trump and iran. >> now, first up, iran's president made a brazen threat about war on sunday and then president trump hit back overnight with a fiery warning of his own putting iran on notice to never threaten the u.s. again or else, all in his words. abc's arlette saenz is in washington with the very latest. good morning, arlette. >> reporter: hey, ke

a gunman opened fire on a busy street in toronto, wounding more than a dozen people. >> rapidfire, and then he'd pause it, and then some more fire. >>> in missouri, what did the duck boat captain know. the investigation into a deadly boat disaster as we remember the victims shoo they came on vacation to enjoy themselves and have fun, and now they're gone. >>> and threats of war. tough talk between president trump and the president of iran. >>> well, good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> a gunman opened fire late last night in the streets of toronto, killing at least one person and wounding 13 others. witnesses say they heard 20 to 30 shots fired in a popular toronto neighborhood kno greek town. police say a woman was killed and a young girl is in krut cal condition. the condition of other victims is not known. the shooter died in an exchange of gunfire with the police. police say the shooting was not random, but it's too early to say if the shooting was terror related. >> i'm looking at possibl

>>> the mystery after the mass shooting rampage in toronto. why did a gunman dressed in black suddenly open fire on a busy street? >> the scariest thing is nobody knew it was going on. >> 15 people shot, a 10-year-old girl among the dead. >>> dangerous weather from coast to coast. bracing for severe floods in the east, baking under scorching heat in the west. >>> who is watching you when you hop in an uber or lyft? a driver fired after live streaming hundreds of rides, passengers unaware they were online for anyone to see. >>> and a sudden collapse caught on camera. the shocking moment a miami beach condo building comes tumbling down. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome to our viewers in the west. the white house is taking aim at several top level national security officials who have been publicly critical of the president. threatening to yank their security clearances. the list includes former cia director john brennan who minced no words in his criticism of president trump's performance at

the attack took place in toronto.shot fourteen people in the greektown district, killing a 10—year—old girl and an 18—year—old woman. the gunman himself died a little way from the scene — police aren't sure whether he was shot by an officer or whether he died from a self—inflicted wound. officials are still trying to establish the motive and have not identified the suspect. canada's prime minister tweeted that the attack was ‘a terrible tragedy‘ and pledged support for the people of toronto. here's the city's mayor, john tory. you have heard me ask why anybody would need to buy ten or 20 guns, which they can do under the present laws. that leads to another question — why does anyone in this city need to have a gun at all? i know even answering that question won't fully eliminate tragedies like this, but if we can prevent one, then in my view it is a discussion worth having and having very soon. there have been more than 200 shootings in toronto this year and at least 26 deaths — some of the victims of the latest shoot

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last night in toronto, 1a people we re last night in toronto, 1a people were shot and one person hasd, were shot and one person has died, as jamie said, according to canadian police, it happened in the greek district on sunday night in a busy area with lots of people in restau ra nts area with lots of people in restaurants at the time. as yet, motive unknown. police are searching for three men in connection with a suspected acid attack on a three—year—old boy in worcester. the toddler was in a pushchair in a shop when west mercia police say a corrosive substance was thrown or sprayed over him. he suffered serious burns but has been discharged from hospital. a 39—year—old man from wolverhampton has been arrested. 0ur reporter, jon donnison, has more. it was outside this stall where the attack took place. in broad daylight ona attack took place. in broad daylight on a busy saturday afternoon. police believe the toddler was deliberately targeted. a young boy appears to have had some form of substance, potentially acid or another corrosive substance, thrown at or sprayed towards him whil

toronto police say the man lk along firing at restaurants and cafes. he shot 14 people, including the woman thhe died. ot into a shoot-out with police and officers shot and killed him. as far as a motive, police say it wasn't random. and they're not rulinghe possibility that this was terrorism. we just got an update on one of the youngestasictims in the hour. she's a 9-year-old girl in critical condition right now. >> chris, for us at the live desk. 6:06. >>> new details on that tragic duck boat accident that killed 17 people. officials plan to raise the boat fromhe bottom of tle tap lake the boat capsized and sank. as the investigation continues, mourners gathered ch a local cho remember the lives lost. >> we're so sorry. we're sorry that your hearts are broken. >> can never be forgotten.bo >> once th is recovered, it will be taken to a facility for investigation. >>> metro riders will need more patience this morning. >> that's because two metro stations will b closed forhe next several weeks. jsse finchns us live this morning, with the there a way ar

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>>> now to breaking news overnight, police in toronto are investigating a deadly shooting. dozens of shots in the city's greektown neighborhood. 13 were wounded including a young girl, the gunman is dead. a spokesman says it's too early to say whether this is a terrorist incident. >>> president trump may be bracing for the release of more tapes secretly recorded by michael cohen. he said it is possibly illegal that a recording would be made of a client. it is shortly from before the election about paying karen mcdougal. the attorney for stormy daniels says he made more tapes and he knows what's on them. >> you know that old adage, you live by the sword, you die by the sword is true in this case. the president knew that his attorney had a predisposition for taping conversations with people. >> he is refusing to release recordings not protected by attorney/client privilege. >>> police in houston are asking for the public's help to solve a murder mystery. now mark was riding his bicycle to work last friday when the suspect rode past on his own bike, turned and fired two shots.

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breaking news overnight out of toronto, chaos after a gunman opened fire in a busy downtown area of toronto. one woman was killed and 13 more were injured, including a young girl under 10 years old, who's in critical condition. the gunman stormed this popular neighborhood of greek town about 10:00 p.m. with many people out and about in the area full of restaurants and shops. the gunman was pronounced dead at the scene following an exchange with police. with no clear motive at the time, police are pleading with the public for any tips and information. they have not ruled out terrorism. >>> back in the u.s., one person was killed and another injured when a gunman opened fire at a mormon church in nevada. more than 50 people were inside at the time. the suspect then walked home, where he surrendered to police. police believe he targeted one person, not the church. >>> for the first time we're hearing from the 70-year-old woman who says she was one of the hostages held captive during the deadly three-hour standoff in an l.a. trader joe's store. police are continuing to investigate what prompted

amanda: in toronto, on amanda lang. vonnie: the june meeting at the hour, the risk of 2018, the fed raise the target range during that meeting. john, we heard a lot from policy makers. anything new we can learn? if thered be surprised is anything earth shattering. we had a press conference already before that. really it is going to be a new wants at the edges rather than anything we don't already know. about: a few questions trade. why are we not see manufacturing taking up more? >> i don't think protectionism is good for manufacturing. the sector has been doing well. is ahing has been missing big investment spend response from the tax cut. we were looking for that. why is it not happening? i think the uncertainty surrounding the trade outlook is an issue that is offsetting the beneficial impacts of the tax cut's. even though the economy is doing quite well, it is not doing as well as we expected in the investment area because of that uncertainty on tariffs. that is feeding into not encouraging the manufacture sector as

in toronto, police say a gunman walked along the street sunday night firing a handgun into restaurants cafes, shooting 14 people and killing two. the gunman was killed in a shootout with police. the mass shooting comes three months after a driver of a van plowed into pedestrians on a toronto sidewalk, killing 10 and injuring 14 others. hundreds of firefighters across europe are heading to sweden to fight some of the worst fires the country has ever seen. more than two dozen fires are burning across sweden. soaring temperatures and a deep ht are making it tough to battle the flames. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. shery: thank you. the helsinki meeting did not move polls. president trump faced criticism from both sides of the aisle after his one-on-one meeting with president putin last week. outside of washington, president trump's approval rating is higher, rising to 45% according since june.l, up 1% let's bring in timothy frye, columbia unive

we'll check in for the details on your work week forecast. >> also terror in toronto. a gunman opened fire on a popular street packed with restaurants and cafes. more than one dozen people are hurt. at least two people are dead. we'll have the latest on the search for a motive. you know when you're at ross shopping for backpacks... ...and mom also gets a back-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. you know when you're at ross and you'rhello.... ...and then the price is like, helllooo! that's yes

in two weeks, i'll be attending my final soviet -- meeting in toronto. it is my belief that liberty should be as important a concert in toronto, as it was in moscow. liberty and the economic sphere means low taxes, it means peering away needless regulations, and reducing, productive government planning and interference, and it means keeping down barriers to international trade here and around the world. until next week, thank you for listening, and god bless you. >> when american history tv continues, a panel discussion from earlier this year on president reagan's cold war strategy, and whether peace through strength of the -- was effective in the long run. then we take you back to 1987, president reagan visited west berlin, and called on the soviet president to tear down the berlin wall. the next year, the two leaders were talking, and they delivered new year's day messages to the people of the other country, and had the 1988 moscow summit that produced a treaty on reducing missiles. that is today on the soviet -- special edition of american history tv

. >>> to the mass shooting mystery in toronto. 15 people shot, two of them killed cluding a 10-year-old girl when a gunman dressed in black suddenly began shooting on a police identified that accused gunm late today. a city in shock, many le pere asking why. nbc's gabe gutierrez has more on the searr swers. >> reporter: tonight, toronto's greektown, one of canada's most popular neighborhoods is shut down. >> apparently multiple shootings in the area. >> reporter: police swarming the scene after gunshots ripped through. >> i heard at least 20 shots, clippings spent, reloading, clippings spent, reloading. that's what i ard d then i saw the carnage as i ran down the street. >> reporter: the gunman dressed in all black seen on this chilling video posted on social media. o >> woman run and she fell and he went over her and shot her twice point blank. >> reporter: carrying a shoulder bag he suddenly stops, pulls out a handgun and opens fire shooting 15 people. >> so he had a calm about him, that i can say and he started shooting right past us. >> reporter: did you think you would make it out?

in toronto's greektown section, one of toronto's busiest and most popular gathering spots.out on danforth street. >> i thought it was fireworks at first because it was rapid-fire. we saw people starting to run in our direction. >> i heard at least 20 shots and i saw the carnage as i ran down the street here. >> the suspected gunman seen on this video carrying a shoulder bag, suddenly stops, pulls out a handgun, and begins firing at people apparently at random. police and first responders swarming the neighborhood filled with restaurants and cafes packed with people enjoying a warm sunday evening. police exchanging gunfire with the shooter who was killed. the motive for the shooting still unclear. >> i'm keeping everything open. i'm looking at absolutely every single possible motive for this. when you have this many people struck guy gunfire, it's a grave concern. >> gun attacks have traditionally been rare in canada, toronto is grappling with the recent increase in gun violence. violent shootings more than doubled in the past three years. >> we have a gun problem in that gu

news alert, caught on camera, the moment a gunman unleashes a barrage of bullets on a busy street in toronto. rob: terrorism at this point is not being ruled out as police trying to figure out who the man in black was and why he did this. also while you were sleeping, president trump sending a brand-new warning to iran, never ever threaten the united states again. jillian: what iran did to trigger a war of words with the white house. speaking of warnings, james comey has one for democrats. rob: why he's saying not to support the party's rising socialist star, "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ [laughter] rob: great song. jillian: i'm not even going the try. rob: you're watching "fox & friends first" on monday morning i'm rob schmitt. jillian: and i'm jillian mele, thank you so much for starting your day with us. rob: gunman opening fire in busy street in toronto overnight killing one person, injuring 13 others, police say this was not random. [shots fired] jillian: shooter dressed in all black opening fire with handgun in the neighborhood known as greek town, the terrifying gunsh

in canada toronto accounts for twenty percent of g.d.p. in the united states new york is only ten percent of g.d.p. so in many ways and i'm not trying to make this is a criticism. russia is a more spatially an equal opportunity top sided lopsided the economy so even study led redistribution can't solve this that's telling me something that maybe the way to deal with this is certainly you could use federal redistribution but instead of doing that from the top. let the localities keep more money because they are the ones that know how to spend it so if moscow needs more bike lanes i don't know the situation but if moscow needs more bike lanes and. subway and high speed rail spend it there is no one community needs better roads and bridges better high speed internet speed there i think this decentralized model could be a way one being more economically effective into overcoming the cultural and social divides that pit us against what about now in your latest book on the near urban crisis in. your approach what's happening in many urban commun

a gunman goes on the rampage in toronto. we'll hear witnesses who describe hearing up to 30 shots. >>> president trump fires off a late night all caps twitter warning to the president of iran saying tehran must never threaten the u.s. again. how a threat of new u.s. sanctions against iran brought strong words from both sides. >>> a survivor of the duck boat sinking that killed 17 people tells cbs news how she made it out alive. and an inspector who checked the tour boat says he warned the owner they might break down in bad weather. >>> plus, an uber and lyft driver is off the road after live streaming passengers. the privacy issues to think about before your next ride. >>> and what's being called a revolutionary new 3-d baggage ska scanner about to roll out in airports. >>> we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> lots of gunshots, reloading, clipping, spent. >> a deadly mass shooting rocks toronto. >> this video appears to show a man opening fire. >> canadian police have not rule

also, apparently, the toronto mayor told toronto canada has a gun problem.former white house press secretary, you remember him. he was on tv every afternoon now he has written a great book called the briefing. >> thank you for having me. ainsley: we went to your hometown the house you grew up in we will talk about that in a minute. first you are on the curvey couch and have an opportunity to talk to you about the news of the day that you used to talk about regularly. you are familiar with the tore will iran. >> yeah. ainsley: president of iran warns our president if there is any hostility. he says mr. trump don't play with the lion's tale. >> it there this will lead to regret steve: he responded with all c.p.a.'s that means is he yelling never ever threaten the united states again or you will suffer consequences the likes of which few throughout history have ever suffered before. we are no longer a country that's that is a swipe at barack obama that will stand for your commente demented wordf violent and death. be cautious. why did the president put this out

toronto fire services were also on scene, helping with recovery efforts. one witness describes what he saw. mos: "i would say i heard at least 20 shots in intervals. and then i saw the carnage as i ran down the street. i saw at least four people shot." people shot."saw at least four people shot." toronto's police chief says a young woman was killed and a young girl is in critcal condition. conditions of the other victims are not immediately known. police have not yet released the shooting suspect's identity or a possible motive. (justine) berkeley police are investigating a shooting that sent stray bullets flying into at least 2 homes.(jr stone) it happened near the delaware and 10th street intersection in northwest berkeley. kron 4's ali reid has the latest on the investigation. in a neighborhood where families take strolls and go on bike rides, a barrage of bullets flew through 2 homes early sunday morning.i woke up and there was plaster on my blanketspam wilson was sleeping on her living room floor when a number of shots penetrated her kitchen wall.i he

d fireafter a gunman ope in a busy noun town area of toronto. one woman was killed and 13 more were injured. the gunman was pronounced dead at the scene following an police. with th the man with the handg stormed this area at 10:00 p.m. with many people out and about full of restaurants and shops. >> i thought it was fireworks first because there was rapid fire a then a pause and some more fire. >> the city's mayor devld ence of the city's gun problem. >> guns are too readily available to too many people. we have a gun problem and i hope every step is going to be taken by allf those who have spons zblilt with no clear motive, police are plead fg the public for any tips or information. they he not yet ruled out more. >>> war with iran is m theher of all wars. president trump firing back in a tweet saying, quote, never, ever threaten the united states again or you will suffer consequences the likes of which no one in history has suffered before. we are no longer a country that will sta for your demented words. cautious. mike pompeo taking swings a

police tell the toronto star he died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >>> britain's "guardian" sayse boyfriend of theirriend found the perfume inhe box. he told itv news he gave what he thought was perfume to his girlfriend, 44-year-old dawn sturgess. >> i do have a memory of spraying it on her wrists and i guess rubbing them together. i think within 15 minutes, i believe dawn said she felt that she had a headache. >> sturgess died eight days later. he blames russia for poisoning her. russia denies the allegations. >>> politico reports house speaker paul ryan says vhi. he said he will not be asked to speak to a joint session of congress if he comes to washington later this year. ryan said, quote, that's something we reserve for allies. president trump invited vladimir putin to the white house after the summit. >>> "the hill" reports the white house will stop publishing summaries of president trump's calls with world leaders. the summaries known as readouts generally offer few details, but they're the only official white house account of mr. trump's conversations with foreign leaders

. >>> and next, more questions than answers in toronto after a gunman opens fire, killing innocent >>> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> back now to our top story. a vigil in oakland for the young woman stabbed and killed on a bart platform last night continues to grow. >> this is new video you're seeing from abc 7 news reporter kate larsen near the macarthur bart station. she says demonstrators have moved into the street, as you can see, blocking traffic at macarthur bart station after two women were stabbed on the platform last night. >> now we'll continue to follow this developing story and the impact on traffic, and we'll bring you updates on air and online at abc7news.com. >>> now to shock and horrorer in toronto after a gunman opens fire on a crowded neighborhood during dinnertime. >> 15 innocent bystanders were shot. two have died. police shot the suspect and he died. >> today he was identified as 29-year-old feissle hussein. his family says his struggle with psychosis and depression throughout his life. medications and therapy didn't work. >> police are still searchi

it is the tower in toronto.ody looking into the president's business dealings, this toronto deal has a lot to offer, including trump's partner authorized a secret $100 million payment to a moscow based fixer representing kremlin backed investors. we will put a link to this brand-new block buster report tonight. meanwhile, stay buckled in. this is going to continue to be a big week. but maybe you would rather have pastries and cheese. free country. your call. that does it for us tonight. we will see you again tomorrow. >> good evening, rachel. we have seen the president at the g-7

on to toronto, the jays, a drive to right under, kepler on the run.home run -- back to the game in texas, chapman gives the guy in the stand another chance in the 7th. well, he's out wrestled by a ranger fan. to kansas city, the tigers, one is ripped to first. perez get a glove on the ball, and does a pirouette. another look, you can see it was a no-look flip. and now one more time back to texas where the a's traveling secretary saw the plight of the a's fan, so made sure somebody ran a ball out there for the man and his son. you cannot beat a day at the ballpark. that's sports for now. >>> coming up next: >>> i'm glad, i'm happy he's been caught. we got this person off the street. >> an accepts of relief in oakland -- sense of relief after police arrest a suspect for the stabbing of nia wilson. nia wilson. >> there is incredible pain on the part of the victim's family. 18-year-old nia wilson was planning to graduate from high school later on this year, she had hopes of joining the military. her father said she loved make up and fashion, and until the

sunday evening in great town toronto and gunshot echoed around the streets.rdirection and was. we saw people starting to run in our direction and we still did not know what it was, but then more people were running and we started running. local media says the area was full of people leaving restau ra nts a nd cafes was full of people leaving restaurants and cafes when the gunman opened fire. mass shooting right beside where i live. he used a handgun to shoot 1a people, killing two and critically injuring a child. the gunman was found dead, it is not clear if he was shot by police or he turned the gun on himself. it has raised questions about gun control. you have heard me ask a question as to why someone would need to buy ten or 20 guns which they can do, and that leads to another question, why does anyone need to have a gun at all? why the gunmen went on a rampage spread over several blocks of the city is not clear, and compare to america canada has relatively low levels of gun crime but it is on the rise in toronto. over 200 shootings this year and more tha

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i promise all of the people of toronto, but most important way those directly affected by this, that we will all be relentless in getting answers about why this senseless attack happened. mark: sunday night, the violence in toronto came three months after a driver plowed into pedestrians on a crowded sidewalk, killing 10 people and injuring 14. the toronto police chief did not rule out terrorism as a motive for last night's violence, although officials did not immediately identify the attacker of the event, saying only that he was 29 years old. benjamin netanyahu is praising president trump for his tough talk on iran. he said today that the president is taking a clear position against the iranian aggression after years in which "the regime was pampered by water powers." the comment came after president trump warned the iranian president, hassan rouhani, that he will face consequences for threatening the united states. bloomberg has learned mexico is pushing for a nafta agreement with the u.s. and canada by the end of august. sources say would provide increased certainty for investors

plus, a deadly shooting on the streets of toronto.ne is dead and at least 13 others were with injured when a gunman opened fire. >>> new questions about president trump's legal strategy after news that his former fixer michael cohen recorded a conversation with him discussing a payment involving an ex playboy model. >>> good morning, everyone. it is monday, july 23rd. i'm ayman mohyeldin alongside louis bergdorf. we begin with another foreign policy crisis and president trump is once again threatening the annihilation of a country. late last night trump tweeted out in all capitals, quote, to iranian president rouhani, never, ever threaten the united states again or you will suffer consequences the likes of which few throughout history have ever suffered before. we are no longer a country that will stand for your demented words of violence and death. be cautious. that came in response to a speech iranian president rouhani gave on sunday where he warned the president by name saying, quote, mr. trump, don't play with the lion's tail. thi

the couple lived in toronto through the '80s and into the '90s. in the '90s as donald heathfield and tracy leanne, the fake identities, they had two sons, their sons were born four years apart. after their sons were born in canada in the '90s the family moved sometime in the mid to late '90s to france where the father, donald heathfield, went to grad school. he was fluent in french as well as english. as was his wife. the family apparently spoke both french and english at home with their boys. they didn't speak russian at home with their boys even though they were from russia and were native russian speakers. their sons apparently had no idea that their parents were russian at all. when the story of their very unusual family was ultimately told, the boys would ultimately say they had no inkling their parents were russian, they never heard their parents speak russian, they never heard their parents speak about russia. they certainly had no idea their parents were russian spies. although their spy life started in canada though, ultimately the goal o

toronto police say more than a dozen people were shot. when officers arrived, there was an exchange of gunfire.the apparent gunman is dead.chief mark saunders, toronto police: "other than the shooter, we have a young lady that is deceased right now, and we have a young girl, i believe eight or nine years old, that is in critical state at this time."police loaded witnesses onto buses to take them to local precincts to be interviewed.officials stressed they were still trying to learn as much as they could about the shooter.chief mark saunders, toronto police: "because it's early, we don't have a lot of what has caused the motivation of this, and we are actively investigating that right now."chief mark saunders, toronto police: "i don't know why he did what he did. he won't be able to tell us, because he is deceased." police say the shooter used a handgun.overnight, they were still trying to sort out the details of what had happened. i'm andrew spencer, reporting (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the golden gate bridge. the hollyw

a deadly shooting in toronto.man opened fire on a busy street very popular with tourists. >> at least two people killed, 12 others injured before the gunman died in a battle with police. at this hour authorities are searching for a motive and have not ruled out terrorism. let's go right to abc's whit johnson with the latest. good morning, whit. >> reporter: good morning to you. chaotic moments as shots rang out in a toronto neighborhood, popular with tourists, the 29-year-old suspect police say firing at nearby buildings. the deadly violence leaving two people dead. overnight, this terrifying scene unfolding in the streets of toronto. >> there's multiple victims and the suspect that's fleeing looks like possibly still shooting. >> reporter: a gunman firing round after round, just as families and friends sat down to dinner in this area populated by many bars and restaurants. this video appears to show the gunman dressed in dark clothing firing towards a building from the sidewalk with a handgun. >> pretty crazy. i

it is causing flight delays from toronto, new york, atlanta , denver. out west, look at that. there is the father. there is the moisture. there are the thunderstorms. i have video from tahoe. there is heavy rain, localized flooding. these are current conditions. you are seeing lightning strikes. thunderstorms are in the mountains. for us, we are heading for heat . it is getting warmer. the inlet will be hot. we will break that down when i see you next with the 5 day forecast. >>> witnesses talk about a shooting in toronto. cmac i heard 20 shots. in intervals. >>> the announcement investigators made about the suspect today. >>> later, san francisco police responded to a burglar at a business. the burglar was the owner. the new video from officers. what the officer -- the owner is saying.>> i worked to make this happen. >>> new information on a shooting in toronto. police identified the gunman. a 10-year-old girl and an 18- year-old were killed. the gunman later died in an exchange with police. our reporter tells us police have not ruled this out as a terrorist attack. >> report