certainly law enforcement here -- remember in toronto police are doing the best they can to keep u.s. officials posted on what the situation is here. but they are in the middle of their own investigation and granted they do have a suspect that is alive and so hopefully they could learn a lot about the motivation here. >> i want to go now to the scene there in toronto. a reporter for global news toronto camille coremally was on the scene. tell us what you are seeing now. >> still an active scene here. a lot of this major artery in toronto is closed up, taped up. a lot of on-lookers wondering what is going on and once they hear it, they are shake e-- sha because it is a close-knit neighborhood along this stretch of young street north of downtown and a lot of residential buildings and a lot of people wondering how they will get home tonight. we see a lot of police officers with big assault rifles guarding along the street because it is still very much active. you could imagine this many police and people hit, it is not going to close down any time soon. tough to remove any of the bodies

is the toronto police doing this or is it being done with federal counterparts?d is with toronto police with respect to the homicide investigations and the ongoing investigations connected to that, however, we are working in concert with our federal cou nterpa rts concert with our federal counterparts and with our provincial cou nterpa rts counterparts and with our provincial counterparts and with our provincial counterparts and other municipal agencies have called in to offer assistance if we needed. as i stated at the start, we opened all the lanes, i haven't closed anything, so the evidence closes it for us. everything is open and until we have more definitive is and then we will have more for conclusion with respect to the investigation. with the residents, as the situation unfolded, there is this an incredible shock this could happen in toronto, at the same time police and security have been preparing for these kinds of attacks, talk about these kinds of attacks, talk about the contrast between the shock for civilians and what actually happened. anywhere thi

toronto police and other canadian large police departments, montreal and otherwise, wait until they have more information before making public statements. most of the information in the early going comes from witnesses and news reports. senior officials from toronto fire, toronto medics and toronto police are on scene. supporting efforts of the first responders. according to jeremy cone from global tv. he says the chief briefly walked up to and appeared caulked but dazed saying how many crews had responded. authorities on scene. news crews on scene. official information is just at this moment lacking. global news is reporting that witnesses, one witness, kelly katrara said i was coming out of my van and i looked to hear the scraping and grinding news. there's this ryder van coming towards me so i had to jump out of the way. again, the way in which -- another of a series of reports, all similar coming from multiple news organizations from multiple witnesses in different locations a long this half mile truck. the driver was hitting so many things, making so much noise that some people got

looking at images ofa sound, but you are looking at images of a live press conference by the toronto police toronto. from the snippet that we could hear, there was no confirmation of the name of the suspect, 25—year—old alek minassian. he is in custody following the death of nine people. let'sjust listen in because i believe we have the sound back. there are a multitude of people that may have with the stick and asa people that may have with the stick and as a result, are concerned or haveissues and as a result, are concerned or have issues regarding willis. —— wellness. anybody that wants to contact someone, we have a hotline for anybody to call and that is 1416808 7066, with respect to the crime scene right now we have cordoned off the area from north to south and that is approximately very close to a kilometre. there is a tremendous amount of work going on right now. we are working in conjunction with toronto police and oui’ conjunction with toronto police and our provincial counterparts as well, and it will take a i of- to see ii 1551“. {see 5 eve e? {1553 e3 77 .. we? .. .. . . we have

will certainly be looking into that at this point and if we do if the toronto police do find. and he wrongdoing there or if it's a national security threat that file will then be turned over to the r.c.m.p. ok jeff many thanks for that jeff herrington in toronto. the canadian prime minister justin trudeau speaking about the incident here's what he had to say. obviously you know we're just learning about the situation through on to our hearts go out to anyone affected we're going to obviously have more to learn and more to say in the coming out of the coming hours a lot of. ok time to catch up now with some of the other stories making news around the world police in the u.s. state of tennessee arrested a man suspected of killing four people of a restaurant in nashville a manhunt was launched on sunday afternoon after the gunman fled the scene of the fatal shootings police believe the suspect is mentally unstable. yemeni rebels say their political leader. seen here in file footage was killed in an airstrike carried out by the saudi led coalition last week. was the head of the goo

we're urging anyone that saw anything, please call crimestoppers or toronto police service and let us hotline numbers will be published very shortly on our website, through social media and twitter. please stay tuned. chief is on his way back to toronto. he will be addressing the media later on tonight. there will be more information to follow later on tonight. at this stage i asked the city of toronto, pray for our victims. and to assist the toronto police service bringing this matter to a successful conclusion. as i stated earlier, one person is in custody and an investigation is ongoing. that is all i'm prepared to say right now. thank you. david: that was a live press conference with the deputy police chief of toronto and the mayor. mayor's name is john tory, giving devastating news that nine people are dead, out in ine midday sun at end of lunch hour. 16 were injured. they do have a suspect in custody. apparently the van's driver. melissa: that was much higher count. we heard murmurings some said bigger numbers. officially before that they said 10 to 12 were struck. we're learnin

the new york police department says they're monitoring the situation in toronto. additional counter terrorism officers have been deployed to high profile locations out of an abundance of caution in new york. police announcing that they now have the waffle house shooting suspect in custody. jonathan serrie is in antioch, tennessee with the latest. good afternoon. >> good afternoon to you. it's certainly a good afternoon for law enforcements that finally have their suspect in the shooting that took place at the waffle house behind me claiming four lives. finally have the suspect in custody. travis reinking was arrested in a wooded area not far from where i'm standing. it was in a wooded area by an apartment complex near a construction site. a concerned citizen called law enforcement. they went out to the area. construction workers started pointing them in the direction of the suspect. the suspect turned around. the detective noticed it was the man that they were looking for. they ordered him to drop to the ground. they said that reinking complied. moments later, the

if the toronto police do find any wrongdoing there, it is a national security threat, that i will be rned over to the rcmp. christopher: thank you for that, jeff. that was jeff harrington in toronto. the canadian prime minister justin trudeau has been speaking. this is what he has said. >> obviously we're just learning about the situation in toronto. our hospital as anyone affected. we will obviously have more to learn and say in the coming hours. christopher: we will keep you up-to-date with the start. we will catch up with some of the other news stories making the headlines around the world. police in the u.s. state of tennessee have arrested a man suspected of killing four people at a restaurant in nashville. a manhunt was lost after the government fled the scene of the fatal shootings. supposedly the suspect is mentally unstable. the has arrived in washington for a three-day state visit, seen as a test of his relationship with donald trump. trade ties and never nuclear deal are expected to dominate their agenda. emmanuel macron and his wife are due to have a private dinner with me

message in praise of massage and his stick violence before the attack and his eventual arrest by toronto police. standing next to a van and appearing to point a weapon at a police officer. this is the suspect in the toronto attack the tense exchange was captured by several witnesses. the officer was praised for his bravery and for not shooting when others might have pulled the trigger. this suspect twenty five year old alec. has now appeared in court he's being charged with ten counts of murder and thirteen counts of attempted murder. he's alleged to have deliberately driven a van into pedestrians along this busy streets in toronto the motive is still unclear until far a chase have sought to play down terrorism links. looking good simply upset manasse and father was filmed leaving court anything for a family. to take you far i. want to put up the canadian prime minister just in truth i was among those to pay tribute to the victims of the attacks but he also warned against living in fear. we need to continue to reflect on the changing situations in which we are in that we and do everything we ca

toronto police service have mobilise all resources andi service have mobilise all resources and i canss this tragic situation and to investigate the situation and also wa nt to investigate the situation and also want to assure the public the rest of the city, are adequately policed by our other resources. that update from the acting chief of police there. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are christopher hope, chief political correspondent at the daily telegraph and miranda green, deputy comment editor at the financial times. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. as you may have guessed, the royal baby is the focus of the majority of tomorrow's papers. the i features a picture of the new prince with his parents on the hospital steps, as well as the official announcement at buckingham palace. the metro offers three cheers for the duke and duchess' third child. in addition to the royal baby news, the daily mirror also carries claims that current home secretary amber rudd is taking the blame for the windrush scandal.

put in one of the top stories here on ars era toronto police have confirmed that nine people have been killed and another sixteen injured after a van run into pedestrians police say the driver of the vehicle has been taken into custody and is being questioned the incident happened on one of toronto's main streets which police say could remain shot for days while they continue their investigation they'll be using c.c.t.v. cameras in the area and repeating for witnesses to come forward it's obvious that you know someone over there then i see them go ahead i thought he had a heart attack or something so i was trying to chase it down in a way i must try to catch up see what happened although see this guy is credible and he's going seventy eighty klicks he's just hitting people one by one going down . and it was a nightmare i see that i was young enough for us and i seen a lady with her leg and there is a. really bad out there. so i guess yeah in the newly appointed prime minister romania has resigned after days of mass and to government protests people poured into the streets of the capita

joining me now a spokesperson for the toronto police department. gary, what do we know right now about the person who did this? >> right now, currently, we don't know a lot. we do know that we have located the van and that the driver is in custody. at this point, it's still under investigation. we don't know the cause or the reason for the collision. and even the number of pedestrians that were struck or their injuries. we have not been -- finalized that yet. it's still an ongoing fresh investigation. we were called initially at 1:27 for a collision call at young and finch, which is, as you said earlier on, young is a major street in our city. and there is not a lot more at this point that we have. it's still -- as i said it's onion going fluid investigation. >> are you able to confirm how many people are dead? >> no, we haven't been told or i haven't been told yet if there is any. like i said the number of pedestrians struck or their injuries. that will be coming soon, i'm sure. but i personally haven't been told yet. >> and you do have someone in

sidewalk and there was four bodies on the ground police and the ambulance hadn't arrived yet but people were trying to revive them very sad day for toronto i mean this is unbelievable police were quick to react locating the white van and subduing the driver without firing a shot the alleged attacker was named as twenty five year old alec manasse and police said he was not linked to any terror group. the actions definitely look deliberate and at this particular point in time there's nothing that does affect the national security footprint we are looking very strongly to what the exact motive the motivation was for this particular incident to take place in the dozens of victims were treated on the street before being rushed to hospital. many could not be saved. the attack brought to run to a to a standstill downtown streets were closed for hours as were several subway stations this kind of tragic incident is not representative of how we live or who we are are anything to do with life in this city on a day to day basis it's the latest attack in recent years in which a vehicle has been used as a weapon in cities including nice berlin london

eighty radio news in toronto for me that's good to have you on the program we understand that toronto police have just held a press conference what more do we know about this apparent attack. yes the police to tell the fairly lengthy almost hour long news conference but to be honest if they didn't really say too much it seems that the translator playing a very cautious at this point just basically giving an update saying even at this point they haven't officially identified any of the victims they say they have found several pieces of identification but they want to go through the process very carefully they don't want to wrongfully identify any of the victims so they say they're going to use dental records medical records they have forensic pathologists on scene and they're going to go through that process step by step so not officially identifying any of the victims as far as a motive goes police are also saying very quiet on that front basically saying that it's too early to say that this is now all part of a criminal investigation so they don't want to give any details of basically just

toronto police have confirmed that they are looking at that cryptic facebook message that was left byminassianjust facebook message that was left by alek minassian just moments before the attack as part of the investigation. in it he prepares to a rebellion, referring to an online group of men that think of themselves as involuntary celibates and have posted here at full comments about women and minorities, blaming them for their sexual frustration. he referenced a california man who went on a rampage and killed six students in 2014 who also identified as somebody in that community. the premiere of toronto would not confirm that is what they are looking at as a key motive of this attack, but she did shave she was disturbed by the misogynistic and hateful language used. today has been a typical april day. we have seen plenty of showers, but for many areas we started off with clear, sunny skies. you can see how the cloud has been building in across the whole of the uk. that was the view from space, but earlier this morning you could see the cloud starting to grow in cornwall. they grew

toronto police not revealing any calls or motive behind this the van apparently jumped the curb this is all habbing as cabinet ministers from the g7 countries gathered in toronto ahead of june summit in quebec. eyewitnesses say it appears the driver deliberately tried to hit people on the sidewalk. we don't know what the motive for this is yet. but the suspect is in custody. >>> let's get back to the markets. 10-year treasury yield hovers around the highest level in four years, now closing in on 3%. cause economists who worry about rising borrowing costs. joining me now is maxfund.com founder jonas ferris, sure vest wealth management ceo rob luna. jonas, let me begin with you. why is 3% on the 10-year such a psychological level? surely we can handle 3% because historically that is still really low? >> historically it is low, less psychologically useful, dow 10,000 was technically meaningless. 20,000 that is price index on stocks. that is arbitrary. you're borrowing money at these rates and investing money at these rates. it means something to institutional investors and retail investo

the toronto police service is the lead investigative agency, in this matter.and as soon as they are able, to comment further with information or details they will be making the appropriate officers available. until they are able to do that, it is not possible at this days, for us to speculate on the situation. i know that, probably, does not provide much of the base upon which you may ask questions, but if there are any questions, but if there are any questions pertaining to this situation that we can do it at this stage, perhaps we should do that. before moving into the g7 issues generally. what happened in north toronto today looks a lot like some of the terror incidents that took place in europe. and i recognise and respect what you are saying about having to wait, but what kind of conclusion can the canadian public draw when it sees this, is this terrorism and what sort of message do you think it sends to having this kind of incident at the same time as your meeting with their counterparts here at the g7? murray, we cannot come to any firm conclusions at t

toronto police reporting to a collision, numerous pedestrians struck by a white van. rmation but we will keep you updated on that incident in toronto. now let's get the weather. something closer to april reality after last week's war. some rain at some stage for all of us. some rain at some stage for all of us. a weather system moving into this afternoon. northern and western scotla nd this afternoon. northern and western scotland overnight keeping showers, patchy rain sinking further south. pretty misty and murky around the hills of south—west england and wales. low single figures they do have clearer skies, particularly in scotland. into tomorrow, we keep a zone of cloud and outbreaks of rain to parts of england and wales on tuesday. northern england staying dry, further north, more bright spells. there will be showers developing, some heavy, not out of the question there could be a rumble of thunder. breezy as well. temperatures in the mid to low teens, and that's where we will stay as the week goes on. you are watching beyond 100 days. the bromance tested — emanuel

is internet one crashes into pedestrians in the canadian city of toronto police reporting tonight at least eight people have been injured the. new partnership blossoms in international politics as the french and american presidents bond over a mutual dislike of syria's leader. number of activists question the west narrative being singled out that was kremlin controlled online we speak to one blogger accused by the u.k. government of the big a russian. in the british government if they can even confirm that i'm not an automaton how can we believe anything they have to see about the evidence they how poor school and syria's chemical attacks. the cameraman says he has a video evidence showing that a palestinian boy was shot dead by israeli forces on the gaza border on friday posed no threat to assault. when i filmed him he wasn't carrying a stone or a sling shot or a knife he was acting like everyone else in the market. good evening i'm kevin i just turned ten at night here in moscow we're starting with breaking news it's just from toronto canada where at least eight people have reporte

injured after a van ran into pedestrians police say the driver of the vehicle has been taken into custody and is being questioned the incident happened on one of toronto's main streets which police say could remain shut for days while they continue their investigation over using c.c.t.v. cameras in the area and repeating for witnesses to come forward. i just named us not marks and i saw there is no white you just go to the night sunday morning at night so many people just shouting stop the car but he didn't he just don't give warning and he did something home and nursery people lie down there and they didn't pull at all so the car just kept. hitting people you think it was on purpose or did it look like it was on purpose i think it's on purpose for the card on the mark being sure like a. car or something. but he just. someone over there then i seen him go ahead i thought he had a heart attack or something so i was trying to chase it down in a way almost trying to catch up see what happened all i see this guy is crumble i mean he's going seventy eighty clicks he's just hitting people one by one going down. and it was a nightmare scene that i was going in

police say this was the driver, 25—year—old toronto resident alek minassian.eing questioned. in the past, islamic as well as right wing extremists have used vehicles to carry out similar attacks. but the authorities say for now they are not treating this as a terrorist incident. the events that happened on the street behind us are horrendous but they do not appear to be connected in any way to national security, based on the information available at this time. security remains high but toronto's mayor urged people to stay calm. this kind of tragedy, it is not representative of tragedy, it is not representative of how we live or anything to do with life in the city on a day—to—day basis and i hope people will reflect on that, we affirm that. last night a candlelit vigil was set up to remember those who died. people are talking but we need a place to heal and express ourselves because this is a horrible tragedy unfortunately that has struck a very peaceful and friendly community, so multicultural and diverse. both the community and the police are now trying to a

i understand the toronto police need to be careful and judicious before they confirm it's terrorism. but this is clearly out of an isis playbook. we know islamic terrorists are using vehicles to quote mow down the infidel. charles: do we take any consolation out of perhaps the notion they don't have guns anymore. they are returning out of bombs, they are losing on the battlefield. the so-called caliphate is no longer there. as bad as this was, and if it's potentially isis or some other terror organization it's the last grasp that they have and that we are still winning this or are wing this. >> the answer is we are winning this. america has the greatest military in the world. problem is the things to be concerned with is the fact that they even though they are losing dramatically overas are bringing their fight to u.s. soil. we need to sharpen our skills and vetting processes. they are losing there, charles. but they are going to bring the fight here. charles: this argues for better vetting. thank you very much. charles: the democrats are getting ready for this blue wave. they are br

this is the abuse live from berlin toronto police questioned the suspect in monday's deadly gun attack ten people are dead after a twenty five year old plowed a van through a busy city street the most. out of his last player the police are saying they've found no links to organized charge groups also coming up. as president trump posts his first ever state visit for the front president we asked the french people living in washington d.c. what they expect from the two leaders wrong neighborhood. and you.

this is the tell the news coming to you live from berlin toronto police questioning the suspect in monday's deadly gun attack ten people were killed after a twenty five year old man drew brees vehicle into pedestrians on a busy street the motive is not clear but the kaji says they have found no links to terrorist groups so far also coming out helping the victims of war torn syria as the conflict enters its eighth year an international fundraising drive kicks off in brussels today but can it make any difference. and present donald trump whosis past ever state visit of french president in london mccrone feels french people in washington will be expecting the two leaders of wrong to vote. hello and welcome i wanted to achieve. a man who plowed a van into pedestrians in toronto canada is due to appear in court later on tuesday ten people were killed in a busy street in the city center at least sixteen others were injured the suspect fled the scene but was arrested a short while later after a standoff with police to run to police are earning praise for their restraint and professionalism in not

toronto police search for a motive driver plows into a crowd of pedestrians killing at least ten people plus. going back to. school thousands of syrian children displaced by war find new classrooms enjoy. our top story the iranian president has warned the u.s. of quote severe consequences if it withdraws from the twenty fifteen nuclear agreement donald trump has until may the twelfth to decide whether to reimpose sanctions on the country that were eased in exchange for curbs on tehran's nuclear program hasan rouhani says that would be a bad idea. an attack on a i'm telling those in the white house that if they did not live up to their commitments the iranian government will react that will react firmly if anyone betrays the deal base should know that they would face severe consequences well that iran nuclear deal expected to dominate the state visit of the french president emanuel macron to the u.s. here arrived in washington on monday mr mccraw is urging the u.s. president all trying to stick to the twenty fifteen accords alan fischer now from the white house. before getting going to w

here is the tweet from ctv toronto. police tell cp 24 that they have a driver and vaned in custody after multiple pedestrians struck near yonge and finch. michael, what are the first questions that police will be asking that driver? >> so was the information they made an arrest? >> they made an arrest, no word on whether it was intentional. >> so there's a belief there's some criminal behavior, obviously. so the question was, what was his motivation? what was his target? why did he just pick these individuals. and does he have a network out there? was he trying to put forth -- >> hold on, we should note, we don't know the sex or the gender of this person, yet. we are presuming -- >> the individual. >> yeah, the individual. >> the individual who committed this event. and they're obviously going to try to find out everybody who knows him and goes back to his home and find out the presence on the net was. and if it turns out to be an inspired attack, what inspired him? >> yeah, unfortunately, there are some pretty graphic images,

anybody in his way, he would hit. >> reporter: the suspect lives in a toronto suburb. police are examining his residence and surveillance video from the scene to see if anyone else may have been involved. >> on the basis of all available information at the present time, there would appear to be no national security connection to this particular incident. >> reporter: minassian is scheduled to make his first court appearance today. that suspect is scheduled to appear in court. that's when we'll get a better idea of the charges against him. >> hena doba here in new york. thank you very much. >>> we're learning more about the troubled past about the man arrested in the waffle house shooting. travis reinking is described as travis reinking is under arrest, booked on four counts of homicide. he's described as disturbed with paranoid delusions. his guns were taken away, but his father gave them back in what may be a violation of federal law. mark strassman has our report. >> reporter: detectives acting on a tip captured travis reinking less than a mile from the waffle house rampage

the attack the authorities playing down any link to terrorism meanwhile there's been price for toronto police for their restraint and professionalism in not shooting the suspect who appeared to be carrying a gun is kind of just prime minister justin trudeau. canadians across the country are. shocked and saddened by this senseless tragedy and attack. we can be. comforted. in seeing the extraordinary response of our first responders. folks who stepped up with courage and ability and ensured that. in the in the face of such terrible tragedy and attacks we. are. pulling together and trying to find answers while keeping people safe and we have extraordinary folks across the country and our police services and our intelligence agencies who work hard every day to keep canadian say and they will continue to do just fine before suggest how things would work for kind of this public service broadcaster c.b.c. he joins us from toronto welcome alex manasse and appeared in court this morning. good morning there phil another difficult day in toronto so twenty five year old alec the nasty end was in court st

toronto. we are still waiting for that police news conference to start. 9 people were killed. more than a dozen injured when a van driver mowed down pedestrians. we have seen attacks in this country and overseas. let's listen into the toronto mayor and police chief. >> today at 1:26 in the arve noon the toronto police received a 911 call. officers were come together scene. and what happened was approximately 26 minute later a male was arrested in a white rental truck, and he was taken into custody without incident. right now we have under arrest alex manasia sage 25. it appears he's from rm hills, not toronto. at this point in time we have officers working day shift. we called in our knowledge and midnight crews to come -- we called in our evening and midnight crews to make sure the business community is not compromised in any way. non-uniform officers are told if they have any use of force equipment, to have them object standby -- have them on standby if we have to put them out to make sure the city is safe and sound. we appreciate the numerous witnesses who have come forward.

meanwhile there's been praise for the toronto police for their restraint and professionalism in not shooting the suspect who appeared to be carrying a gun is kind of the prime minister just ensured. canadians across the country are . shocked and saddened by this senseless tragedy and. we can be. comforted. in seeing the extraordinary response of our first responders the folks who stepped up with courage and ability and ensured that. in the in the face of such terrible tragedy and attacks we. are. pulling together and trying to find answers while keeping people safe and we have extraordinary folks across the country and our police services and our intelligence agencies who work hard every day to keep canadians say and they will continue to do just that. for reform so jeff hawkins who works for kind of his public service broadcaster c.b.c. he joins us from toronto welcome alex manasse and appeared in court this scene court feel he was wearing a white forensic jumpsuit and was handcuffed now the reason he was wearing that white forensic jumpsuit is because those are put on any time and it cues

the mayor and the police are asking the public for help in the investigation. >> it is a plea to the people of toronto to anyone who thinks they know anything to please use the telephone line or crime stoppers to report that information because it will help the police get to the bottom of this tragic incident. >> the white rental van

police say his killing was linked to the cartels. tonight in canada, a torontoourt has charts the suspect in yesterday's ban attack with multiple counts of murder and attempted murder. prosecutors allege the 25-year-old drove into pedestrians on a busy city street. 10 people killed, 15 injured. a police arrested him in incident in an operation that has been praised for its levelheadedness. >> standing next to a van and appearing to point a weapon at a police officer, this is the suspect in the toronto attack. the tense exchange was captured by several witnesses. >> come on, get down. get down. get down. >> i have a gun. >> get down. >> the officer was praised for his bravery and not shooting when others might have pulled the trigger. the suspect, 25-year-old alek minassian has now appeared in court and is charged with 10 counts of murder and 13 counts of attempted murder. he had is -- is alleged to have driven a van into pedestrians along this busy street in toronto. the motive is unclear, and authorities have sought to play down terrorism links. looking visibly

. >> at least nine people killed when a van jumped a curb in toronto. policeay it is too early to figure out a motive. >> president macron the first state visit of the trump. stocks, asthe dollar rally wilg focus in asia. flat, two mixed and wars we will be hearing a lot about today. we have one market open already of course, the index over in new zealand. it is just off by a couple of points, the kiwi dollar holding firm against the strengthening .71. dollar, we have got the aussie dollar also being weighed down by the index, heading toward $.76. on's get a quick check commodities, aluminum, huge moves today. this is of course after news resalee sanctions on the may be eased, and that will definitely be the stock to watch in hong kong. we will take you to other commodities, crude continuing to nudge, $69 a barrel, betty. betty: all right, paul. activist earnings reporting strongest sales and was four years. earnings beat analysts' estimates. investment in ai, cloud computing, consumer devices, and voice-control digital assistants. italy chang is in san franci

wounding fifteen in toronto off the van was driven through a busy sidewalk is expected to appear in court any minute twenty five year old was arrested after a standoff with canadian police officer to say the incident appeared to be deliberate well done a lot joins us live now from toronto down there just bring us up to date on the police investigation of what the suspect is being charged with. jaron we're just outside the courtroom where the suspect twenty five year old alec has just appeared in front of the justice of the peace this just happened less than twenty four hours ago this incident so this was a pretty hastily arranged court appearance just to get him charged and detained so the crown attorney here the prosecutor announced that he was going to be charged with ten counts of first degree murder that's pretty much the strongest murder charge here in canada each one would carry a life sentence and the attempted murder charges so far thirteen laid against him now this was just in front of the justice of the peace as the legal procedures the for maladies get up and running the suspect doesn't even have his own lawyer yet there were just prosecutors in there in the

toronto police say a tenth person has died after a man driving a rented van plowed into pedestrians in an incident disturbingly reminiscent of several ices inspire terror attacks, including last november on chelsea piers. we don't know what motivated the suspect, a canadian man named alex minassian, to jump the curb and mow down innocent bystanders in toronto. that is where molly line is tonight. good evening. speak a good evening. we are standing at the corner where this horrific attack began. the police at the area shuts down, the area secured. there expected to be here several days, coming over the extensive physical crime scene that lasts for several blocks. as you mentioned, there is nowhere yet on the mode of the horrific attack using a large white rental band to literally mow down pedestrians. one of the busiest streets in the city. the suspect has been identified as alex minassian, 25 years old from a nearby toronto suburb of richmond hill. dan lives were claimed, six people injured, the brutal force of those large van leaving some debt at the scene, others fighting for their l

we are going to go straight over to toronto where the police are giving an update on that situation. of ten people. a man has been arrested... we are looking at approximately a kilometer stretch of the busy street in the country. it is not perceived. there is a lot of evidence that needs to be gathered. we try to take every measure possible to expedite the processing of the scene without affecting or compromising the integrity of the investigation. in order to do that, we had to acquire the resources of specialized traffic reconstruction reconstruction resources from other jurisdictions. the gta collectively called to pitch and we are grateful for that particular help that was asked. at the end of the day, we are able to utilise york regional police service as well as the peel regional service as well as the peel regional service to help assist with processing the scene as quick as possible. i would also like to thank the commissionerfor possible. i would also like to thank the commissioner for also running special resources and helping look after the scene. i can tell you every effo

toronto police now have the driver in custody as we await details about the motive. this an act of terror? >>> flipping out. after the president defends michael cohen in a twitter rant, the white house is trying to play down speculation that mr. trump's lawyer may be pardoned to prevent him from turn ogen the president this hour. i'll talk the cohen criminal probe and the land mines ahead with stormy daniels' lawyer michael avenat

crash that killed 10 killed 10 and injured 15 in downtown toronto. the police chief said the van driving on the sidewalk and into a crowd of people that were out enjoying the sunshine definitely looked deliberate. >> investigators have been downplaying theories that it was an act of terrorism. the driver was arrested and identified as a 25-year-old man who lived in suburban toronto and the police chief said it doesn't appear the department had earlier contact with him. investigators are trying to track down and interview every witness to what happen. mostly they have already talked to people that said they still can't believe what they saw. >> he just started hitting everybody, man. anybody in the way. just crumbling up one by one. holy god, i've never seen anything like this in my life, i swear. >> police said the 911 call came in and witnesses saw people that recognize the situation and then tried to warn pedestrians who didn't realize they were in danger. >> people were trying to chase him down and honking horns. he was trying to warn people. >> there are re

the question toronto police were trying to answer tonight as they 25-year-old suspect is charged in courtay with multiple counts of murder. senior correspondent rick leventhal with the latest on this investigation from canada. >> a wild scene outside a toronto courthouse this one with the father of the van attacked suspect refusing to answer questions. inside, authorities charge 25-year-old alek minassian with ten counts of first agreement or in 13 counts of attempted murder. wearing a white zippered jumpsuit and handcuffs, he showed no emotion and only said his name, nothing else. officers with the toronto police public safety unit conducted an evidence search the morning after monday's vehicle assault, combing the entire mile-long scene for any debris or personal effects left behind after a long driver and a white rental van hit pedestrian after pedestrian speeding down sidewalks block after block. at 45 miles per hour, leaving ten dead-end 15 badly hurt. >> we cannot as canadians choose to live in fear every single day as we go about our daily business. we need to focus on doing what w

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above in a van pyles into pedestrians in toronto canada unconfirmed reports say at least two people were killed during the incident with several more injured police have arrested the driver it's believed he tried to flee on foot we'll be going live to toronto for the latest. also on his program old change in armenia the country's prime minister steps down off to days of protests a group of soldiers who joined the demonstrations demanding his resignation offer a power grab trinkets and anti-government movement. and britain's duchess of cambridge shows off her third child with husband prince william the boy's name hasn't been revealed yet but he's already had his first public appearance. with. hello and welcome my name's christopher spring a good to have you with us we begin with breaking news out of toronto canada a van has run out of a number of pedestrians near one of toronto's major intersections young street and finch avenue in the northern part of the city there are unconfirmed reports that at least two people have been killed. police have tweeted they cannot yet confirmed fatalities or expose the extent of the injuries also she's also saying

say the driver is in custody in authorities have told police to stay well away from the area in toronto our senior correspondent alex. take us through it still unclear indeed if any fatalities there the police have confirmed or not but with the rate of the growth what do you know what happened there about one of the afternoon interim. you know as you mentioned the local police have not confirmed this but local media is saying that up to five people have died so we really have to put that aside at this point really stick to what we know and what we do know is as you just mentioned as well as just before one thirty pm this afternoon a white van jumped up on a sidewalk and plowed into a group of people in an area called north york in toronto that's in the northern part of the city it's a heavily populated area a lot of condos a lot of restaurants and from people at the scene and we've had all kinds of different accounts of what went down but again what we do know is that this white band was a rental van it hit many people and that paramedics were at the scene as well as police there are re

this is deja vu news live from berlin toronto police questioned the suspect in monday's deadly battles that ten people are dead after a twenty five year old plowed a van through a busy city street the motive is not clear but police say they have found no links to organized terrorist groups so far also coming up. helping the victims of war torn syria a fund raising conference hosted by the e.u. and the u.n. starts the day as a brutal syrian conflict enters its own.

police custody. this happening right in the middle of a busy day in toronto. 1:30 p.m. e is when police got the call. fox news alert. brian, what do you have? >> reporter: sandra, from what we know, at least eight to ten people have been injured from this hit, from this van. we know it was a white van. it jumped the curb on young south of finch avenue and catherine herridge was reporting before, this part of toronto is a busy part. this is a commercial area. it is also a subway hub of the city. right now what we can understand is the police said the suspect of this van you are seeing, a ryder white van is in custody. that is what we know so far. a witness to this has reported to the global news, a witness named nick said that he saw the vehicle on the sidewalk, quote, in control while it was hitting pedestrians on yonge. no word on the driver. we now know that driver has been taken into custody. you're looking at photos now. paramedics have responded to the scene, taking care of the wounded. we still do not know the extent of the injuries. right now we can say from what

toronto police now have the driver in custody as we await details about the motive. was this an act of terror? >>> flipping out. after the president defends michael cohen in a twitter rant, the white house is trying to play down speculation that mr. trump's lawyer may be pardoned to prevent him from turn ogen the president this hour. i'll talk the cohen criminal probe and the land mines ahead with stormy daniels' lawyer michael avenatti. >>> police track down the waffle house shooting suspect after an urgent manhunt for the killer last seen by eyewitness who is said he wa talk about president trump's legal troubles with stormy daniels' lawyer michael avenatti. he's standing by live as well. and our correspondents and experts will also report all the late breaking developments. first let's go to our national correspondent jason carroll with more on the van attack in toronto. jason, what do we know right now about what happened? >> the suspect in question was known to authorities there in toronto. that same law enforcement source indicating this was an intentional act.

this is the news coming to you live from toronto police questioning the suspect in monday's deadly attacken people were killed after twenty five years one man drove his vehicle into pedestrians on a busy street the motive is not the cause he says they have found no links to terrorist groups so far also coming up.