when team, toronto. his ch toronto tonight. this one hurts even more because it is, yeah. the former shark. patty marlow scored what would turn out to be the deciding goal, 5-3, and the sharks are officially under .500 team. >>> the warriors will be up in toronto tomorrow night with the team with the best team in the nba, the raptors. the warriors will be without the services of steph curry. they want to make sure that strained groin rest just a little bit more. the team does say he will return on saturday when they are in detroit against the pistons, and for staff -- steph he says yeah, waiting for the go-ahead in the most frustrating part for him. -- is the most frustrating part of him. >> for sure. you wake up, you get excited, you know, and further along, you just want to get back out there as soon as possible. when you get that close, then you have to wait. >> >>> -- st. marys in college hoops got done and by the teare three-for. as for --3-4. >>> as for stamford tonight, they take care of portland state. a little tougher than jared has figured it would be. the cardin

he was out a month with an injury. 2-1 toronto. they scored three unanswered and they were capped off by an old friend, patrick marlow. his first ever goal against san jose. the sharks lose their third straight lost. >>> john gruden's brother jay gordon questioned about why the redskins claimed former 49er reuben foster who is on the commission's exempt list and may not play at all. gruden says foster is worth the backlash. >> we will deal with the outcry so to speak, but for the most part, this is a young athlete, a young person who got himself into trouble and we want to find out exactly what happened. >>> the stafford -- stanford women's basketball team landed its top recruit today. haley jones selected stanford over the top schools in the country including the university of connecticut. she said she went to tara vandenberg's youth camp and now she is her highest recruit since 2010. that picture there was taken when haley was in the fifth grade. congratulations. we will be right back. at makes. yes! ...oh, yeah! bring on the hol

that means toronto. drake from toronto sitting courtside. less than ten seconds left in the game. kevin durant has the ball. it's a tied game. we're going to overtime. in o.t., danny green hits a three of his own. the warriors lose a couple tonight. 131-128. what happens after the game? there's k.d. there's drake. what do you think? he takes off his shirt right off his back. >> i'm sure. that's the final tonight for the warriors. >> richard sherman was a revered player. now he's going back to seattle. the niners take on the team. he said he's still a little upset. >> you just expect after you've done so much for a franchise that they wouldn't cut you where you hurt. >> kickoff, by the way, is at 1:00. [ phone rings ] what?! ready for christmas? no, it's way too early to be annoyed by christmas. you just need some holiday spirit! that's it! this feud just went mobile. with xfinity xfi you get the best wifi experience at home. and with xfinity mobile, you get the best wireless coverage for your phone. ...you're about to find out! you don't even know where i live... hello! see the gr

toronto against orlando and a lead 80- 77 toronto against orlando and a lead 80— 77 and the clippers are over —— up 80— 77 and the clippers are over —— up against washington. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello, good morning. as expected, tuesday was a really cold day, and it's been cold enoughjust recently to bring some sleet and snow to lower levels, even into the south—east of england. but on wednesday, the coldest air and the strongest winds will push northwards across scotland and northern ireland. so we should see some improvements further south. but we've got a cloudy start on wednesday morning. the wetter weather for northern ireland moving away from northern england, up into scotland. again, some sleet and some snow, particularly over the hills. but then we should see things brightening up, a few showers coming in as well. more detail in the afternoon. you can see the showers in the west country perhaps affecting east wales and the west midlands. for eastern england this time, some welcome sunshine, much drier weather as well. and tha

five thousand jobs and bailing from some large assets alex my hell of it brings us the latest from toronto and later our friend andre barlow is back to talk about antitrust laws in the u.s. and e.u. and how they impact companies like google and facebook might these laws ultimately be harmonized i'll ask andre all that directly head but first we hit the headlines let's go. some surprising news later our global report today as china exports grew they grew by nearly sixteen percent so far this year according to a report from an analyst at the multi-national bank i n g analyst at the amsterdam based bank say that despite or perhaps because of the lingering trans-pacific trade tussle with president trump chinese exports grew by fifteen point eight percent beating expectations of just below twelve percent i n.-g.'s says chinese exports our exports are racing to get these goods to the u.s. warehouses and stay ahead of the future increases in u.s. tariffs from ten to thirty five percent on january one of next year the analyst also said they expect no progress much less any resolution at the upcomi

it doesn't take long for toronto to pick up marleau... 1 seasons in san jose... but now getting it done north of the boarder leafs win 5-3... next up... at the ottawa senators on saturday moving on over to the nfl-- the 49ers now moving past the reuben foster drama... and sending their full attention to a classic division rival. --niners practicing this afternoon in santa clara...preparations underway to visit the seahawks in seattle. the first of two matchups in the next three weeks. --nick mullens will get the start once again...following an unimpresive outing last week in tampa bay. --and richard sherman...returning to the city he helped bring a super bowl title to. --49ers have a chance to throw off seattle's playoff pes...as the hawks are in raiders have their own difficult task to deal with...the 9-and-2 kansas city chiefs coming to the coliseum --we've seen what the chiefs are capable of this year... best record in the afc... patrick mahomes is an mvp candidate and leads the league with 37-touchdown passes... 2nd-highest scoring offense in football... top

got one past aaron dell to make it 2-1 toronto. it was cammed off by an old friend, patrick marleau, his first-ever goal against san jose. leafs win 5-3, sharks' third straight loss. >>> nfl jon gruden's brother jay peppered with questions by the d.c. media yesterday about why the redskins claimed the former 49er reuben foster. foster might not play. they say he is worth the backlash. >> we'll deal with the outcry so to speak but for the most part this is a young athlete, young person, who got himself into trouble. we want to find out what happened. >> stanford women's basketball team landed the nation's top high school recruit yesterday. haley jones selected stanford over a the top schools in the country including uconn. she went to tara vanderveer's youth camp and now she is the highest rated recruit since 2010. this picture was taken when haley was in the fifth grade. congratulations to haley and congratulations to tara vanderveer. that's the latest in sports. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> localized flooding across

got one past aaron dell to make it 2-1 toronto. it was capped off by an old friend, patrick marleau, his first-ever goal against san jose. leafs win 5-3, sharks' third straight loss. >>> nfl jon gruden's brother jay peppered with questions by the d.c. media yesterday about why the redskins claimed the former 49er reuben foster. foster might not play. they say he is worth the backlash. >> we'll deal with the outcry so to speak but for the most part this is a young athlete, young person, who got himself into trouble. we want to find out what happened. >>> stanford women's basketball team landed the nation's top high school recruit yesterday. haley jones selected stanford over a the top schools in the country including uconn. she went to tara vanderveer's youth camp and now she is the highest rated recruit since 2010. this picture was taken when haley was in the fifth grade. congratulations to haley and congratulations to tara vanderveer. that's the latest in sports. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> it is 6:26. today a's fan

(applause) >> host: big round of applause to the toronto police services this evening. [applause] fabulous job. [applause] . . . >> no. the local class that runs washington d.c. that's who did it. what was their solution? to bail themselves out and create many. the balance was $880 billion when donald trump took the oath of office, generate 20th 2017,it was four.$5 trillion just like the bank of tokyo and the european central bank the party at davo's bailed themselves out afraid of the deflationary death spiral there is a corollary to that is not a free bailout pension funds have the biggest gap in history you cannot underwrite a bond for a public school or waterworks you only get 2 percent. the little guy bears the burden hedge fund name in the last ten years the greatest run in history for everybody else it has been a disaster. 57 percent of american families cannot put their hands on cash. right? [laughter] 60 percent of jobs it wasn't donald trump or the populist. the populist and nationalist movement is not a cause of that donald trump's presidency is not a cause i

workers here but we've been ripped off and hurt by bar margy as well especially here in the city of toronto street cars are built by bombarding get this last summer out of the first sixty seven new street cars that they gave us actually the first eighty nine sixty seven how to go back in for inferior frame weld so they're not doing a fantastic job here the population you talk to people in canada bombard things i don't know how many people would actually cry about it this is not a too big to fail situation as the government sometimes may think and when a company is putting out inferior products well hey you know what this is an economy just like the u.s. it's free and better people will come along the way bombard a house to watch itself and it has to actually improve its production house improve everything that it's been doing because we're still waiting for street cars here that were supposed to come ages ago and you know that that doesn't only harm the general population of a city was five million plus when you look at the surroundings of toronto but also harms business and it also harms o

. >>> he did not lace them up tonight in toronto. could the warriors beat the could the warriors beat the raptors without him? welcome to emirates mr. jones. just sit back, relax and let us entertain you... ...with over 3,500 channels of entertainment, including the latest movies and box sets we even have live sports and news channels. ( ♪ ) and your free wi-fi will start shortly. enjoy your flight mr. jones. world's best inflight entertainment. fly emirates. fly better. >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you ti sf yd your faith in him. [music] >>> a thriller in toronto in what some believe to be a preview of the nba finals kevin durant saved his best for drake. toronto led by 18 in the early going. everyone sat back and watched the kevin durant show. thock ndin. the warriors are we go to overtime. the warriors have five of their 14 turnovers in overtime and it cost them. thompson lost it and it comes back the other way. the raptors win 131-128. durrant scores 51. don't call it a moral

and toronto they are up for the week although energy stocks by the way had a pretty poor week overall moving down to new york to the new york stock exchange and nasdaq both of these here up for the week of all the s. and p. five hundred by the way snapped a three day winning streak today on friday that your weekly mobile market roundup but time now for a quick break to hang here because when we return eligible heiler burst which brings us up to date on the large canadian aircraft maker bomba dear which appears to be in some terrible trouble plus our friend andre barlow is back to talk about and i trust was in the u.s. and european union and how they impact companies like google and facebook as we go to break here the daily numbers from new york at the closing bell we back away. with this manufactured consensus to the public will. when the ruling class is protect themselves. with the flaming. lips and be the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. buybacks are basically our bread you know circling the money. totally in a way that doesn't reflect the business they're not in the

the key to that t4. >> i forgot i am in toronto. [laughter] is to create a geostrategic manufacturing base to counter east asia but not to gain the system to mexico. the benefits of this as you see through the supply chain that has bilateral deals like the original nafta when the economy goes up ten times you will see the supply-chain start to come back. reasonable man can disagree. the american first national security policy the rules base of international order is on those deplorable's from the 38th parallel that network of commercial relationships trade deals from europe to the persian gulf president trump tries to reinforce that and make nato work make those golf efforts work. [applause] all the way to the south china sea. make our allies. >> david that is exactly what we are going to do. i will not over moderate so let's do another round and see where this goes. . >> how did we get nafta? a two-story one - - a true story but to his surprise president trump won the election he thought trade with china would be an issue so he ask

you know, he loves play engi-- playing in toronto, he has great memories of being here when dell was with the raptors. he is dying to play. but we rely heavily on rick, rick is really good at his job. >> they have a lot of smart people that kay ca-- that take care of us and make sure we are protected from ourselves in certain situations. and obviously, it's been three weeks or so, so i'm itching to get back. >> college hoops, hey. i'm on tv, i see myself on the big board. >> a one-man wrecking crew, tied at 69, cool inbanks it in. -- colin banks it n next possession. he have lan leonard, he led the team with 82. 80-75, irvine, the gales lost four straight, they are 3-4 on the year. next, a dunk contest. throwing it down. please don't squeeze the sharma, he had nine points. i use the line every time for him, he is probably so tired of that. stanford up 11 late. sharma scoring again, and freshman, bryce willis had 10. every basket was score odd a dunk. -- scored on a dunk. stanford is 4-3. >> i have chosen to attend, stanford university. yeah, look at this, women's basketball star hale

plants there shutdowns that they've talked about with the able assist of artie's alex my elevations toronto and we'll have an expert commentary from danielle sherry of simpler trading and the c.e.o. of straw mark hillary for which they're standing by all of that in our sights but first we had a right to some headlines let's go. internet intrigue in asian oceana leads our globe report today chinese tech giant huawei is set to complete construction of a broadband cable network for the island nation of papa new guinea according to william dumas the minister of public enterprise and state investment the project will connect the island nation to neighbors and the online world the undersea cables a specialized task for wild ways marine unit the decision to proceed was a rebuff to the governments of neighboring australia japan and the united states which have all objected the u.s. has made efforts to a good china companies like while way from such vital project expression a state of the art five g. internet infrastructure citing national security concerns mr duma was notably defiant telling reuter

toronto led by 18 in the early going. everyone sat back and watched the kevin durant show. 4th quarter, the warriors are down. the clock is winding down. we go to overtime. the warriors have five of their 14 turnovers in overtime and it cost them. thompson lost it and it comes back the other way. the raptors win 131-128. durrant scores 51. don't call it a moral victory. >> all i know is that we judge our guys on effort. and how hard we play together. we did that tonight. there are no moral victories for the golden state warriors. >>> they were dancing when the saints were marching out. the kelly it got a huge block. had the lead. 10-2. dallas lead the nfc east. >>> the 49ers are hoping for an upset in seattle. it will be richard sherman's first time in the northwest as a visiting player. let's say he is not sending any christmas cards to russell wilson. >> i don't really have a relationship with russell. we are teammates and we play. >> speaking of relationships, it's obvious that jon gruden has peaked at the numbers. >>

and the key to the nafta deal -- [booing] i forgot i'm in toronto. [laughter] it is to create a manufacturing base that will counter east asia and not allow china to gain the system through mexico. the benefits of this as you see the supply chain in japan and korea, they have bilateral deals with us. it is going to be enormous. it is like the original nafta when canada's economy went up 10 times. because of the manufacturing it took from the u.s. you are going to see the supply chain start to come back. [laughter] steve: reasonable men can disagree. the america first national security policy of america first is on the back of the deplorables. it is their sons and daughters in the south china sea. on the 30th parallel. that network of commercial relationships, trade deals from europe to the persian gulf to the south china sea, president trump is trying to reinforce that. make nato work. make the gulf emirates work. navigation of the south china sea and make our allies -- [applause] >> david. >> that is exactly what we are going to do. we will put anot

its mahela ventures in toronto with the latest alex tell us about what's happening at general motors. well you know what general motors is actually a very healthy automobile maker at this point in time they're pulled in over six billion dollars so far this year they sold three million cars each of the past three years in the u.s. alone and somehow they believe that firing fourteen thousand people right now is the right move to make so here's a map given you where these firings are happening we're looking at two plants and in michigan a plant in maryland one in ohio and one here in ontario canada now g.m. is just saying that it's as the modernize that you know they have to change to low emissions vehicles electric vehicles to modernize their plants you know robotics are coming into place and things like that but when you really think about it there's more out play here and that really comes down to president donald trump and some of the moves that he's made in the past couple of years it looks like now things are catching up so when you talk about tariffs and trade wars well trade wars

toronto doing their thing. >> seth curry will return tomorrow in toronto. they want to make sure he has a little more time to heal. >> he will deftly play on saturday against detroit. he said waiting for the green light has been frustrating. >> it has definitely been frustrating. you know how your body feels so you wake up and get excited. i just want to get back out there as soon as possible. when you get that close, you don't like having to wait. >> that will be a tough one again toronto. they have the best record so far. >> for stanford they had a cupcake game. they had no problem getting gone -- going. this was a little tougher than they thought. this was an acrobatic shot. th stanford ran the second half. this is looking good. this is more for stanford. look at that shot. 79-57. stanford did manage to pull away and they are now 4-3. >> the fans have been so spoiled for so long, but this year squad is off to a very rocky start against uc irvine. forward hit 30 points to lead the game. the rest of the story not so good. >> leonfrard thts but they get a d

visiting an old friend in toronto. former shark and franchise leading scorer patty marleau now with the maple leafs. --pick it up in the first period-- thomas hertl.. hits the spin button...taps it into the net on the power play. game knotted at 1. --later in the frame- toronto's john tavares...gets one of his two scores... a tic-tac-toe goal... leafs take a 3-1 lead. it doesn't take long for toronto to pick up another goal, this one courtesy of a one-timer by marleau... 19 seasons in san jose... but now seasons in san jose... but now getting it done north of the boarder leafs win 5-3... next up... at the ottawa senators on saturday coming up on kron4 sports at 10,both the 49ers and raiders back at practice today. the latest from the headquarters of our bay area franchises. until then, more news after the breawk. (grant) rain is back in the bay area... as we take this live look outside at the san mateo bridge and the bay bridge... (vicki) this is the second round of storms and we're going to see a lot of rain, wind, li

--we go back to toronto-- former shark and leading scorer patty marleau now with the leafs. --pick it up in the first period-- thomas hertl.. hits the spin button...taps it into the net on the power play. game knotted at 1. --later in the frame- toronto's john tavares...gets one of his two scores... a tic-tac-toe goal... leafs take a 3-1 lead. it doesn't take long for toronto to pick up another goal, this one courtesy of a one-timer by marleau... 19 seasons in san jose... but now getting it done north of the boarder leafs win 5-3... next up... at the ottawa senators on saturday (pam) you might not have seen it coming, but the 'big mouth billy bass' is back on the market-- just in time for christmas. but hold onto your virtual rods and reels --this version is different than the one that caused a craze in the late 1990s. amazon is taking pre- orders for the toy fish now. its newest feature-- it can now connect to amazon's voice assistant-- alexa. the fish can respond to alexa voice the beat of songs from amazon with alexa's words. the toy costs 40-dollars on amazon. the origin

. >> toronto says after asking four times. >> you just wanted femen products. >> yes,. >> it took more than six hours for staff to give her a pad. >> i bled through everything. >> deputies released her the next morning charges were never filed. >> so i walked out of jail soaked covered in blood and had to take the bus to bart. >> were you angry. >> i was ashaked. >> of? basically being a woman. -- -- ashamed. >> no weapons railroad pocket knives. >> two investigates reached out to alameda county. . >> we disagree, we strongly disagree and we're going to show you exactly what we do for women in our custody. >> we told him about the 29 women including toronto and steel who sued the county in the last four years saying they were mistreated at santa rita jail. attorney yolanda wong represents the plaintiffs. >> we identified 29. that does seem like a big number. >> it's a big number of inmates. i will agree to that. and that's a number of inmates who are seeking financial reward for staying in our facility. >> surrounded by his team of department heads. >> this is one of the cleanest facil

i want to thank the people of toronto, the munk family for hosting this, having me tonight and for the men and women outside who are exercising their freedom of speech rights to protest. it's not a question of whether populism is on the rise and populism is going to be the political future, the only question before us is it going to be populist nationalism or populist socialism? to understand the velocity, the intensity, the depth of the populist revolt on a global basis, we have to go back to the beginni beginning i want to take you back to september 18th, 2008, washington, d.c., the oval office i think it is 10:00 or 11:00 in the morning. president bush -- >> we respect your right to free speech, but we have 2800 people who want this debate to go on. could i have a round of applause for this debate to proceed. thank you. [applaus [applause] >> a loud round of applause. free speech rights. we appreciate that. thank you very much. [applause] >> so if i have your attention on the stage, we're going to follow a policy tonight. this person has been cautioned. if she does not stop, she wil

toronto zone david strom. [applause] now, for those of you watching online, we have a rolling poll and hashtag going tonight. the hashtag and is trending already is #munk debate. you can go at her website ww.munk debate.com/vote and be part of a rolling poll that will assess the performance and allow you to vote on the resolution. finally, we have our countdown clock. this is one of my favorite innovations here at the munk debates. debaters can i pay attention because this is important. in the final minute of the segments of this debate, this audience will see a clock appear on the screen. when the clock reaches zero, join me in a loud round of applause and that will keep our debaters on their toes and our debates on time. now, this is going to be fun. a little different experience tonight for us. we will experiment for live voting on the resolution air-quality received a clicker. looks something like this. so everyone take out their clicker and we are going to ask you to vote on the resolution. it's populism

accused of sexual misconduct and generally the treatment of women archie is alex mahela bitches and toronto where he's following the story hey alex what sparked all this action by the google employees. google employees came out in full force we're looking at over fifteen hundred employees that's sort of a small number that's what the expected number was supposedly a lot more came out all around the globe it all started at eleven ten am and each and every country starting off in tokyo singapore moving over to mum by london zurich and then over here in north america new york and here in toronto as well over one hundred employees stepped out and that's only a few of the operations that we're talking about there it's actually happened in many more offices around the globe we know that google is a massive operation ninety four thousand employees if you include cowslip alphabet and so this is sizable the amount of people that came out and what triggered it was golden parachutes we've all heard of these golden parachutes when exactly get booted out but they get a massive check to go with them and

right to the top seems like a no brainer to me thank you so much for that report alex mahela veteran toronto police srijit keeping us up to date on it alex thank you. u.s. president donald trump likes to call the new york times alex just mentioned them the failing new york times but the paper has announced to three earnings they are not failing in fact they increased their digital subscribers by twenty four percent in the last year reaping a four point five percent increase in subscription revenues with more than two hundred thousand new digital subscribers in the third quarter alone the times now has three million digital and four million total subscribers company stock has increased by fifty percent year over year and is up more than thirty five percent in the past month of trading around five percent of that by the way is since these numbers came out mid afternoon trading at the new york times' stock at n.y.s.e. danced around twenty eight dollars per share the new numbers raise the question is traditional print media passe here to answer that its best person in the world holland cook vete

. >>> steph curry did not lace them up last night in toronto. could the warriors beat the raptors without him? and why canadian rapper drake was demanding kd's jersey after the game. we'll take it off, yes, next! >> taking another live look outside at the city of san francisco city. we'll be right back. >>> no curry, no draymond still a litter in toronto in what some believe could be a preview of the nba finals. kevin durant saved a bet. toronto led in the early going. leonard with a team-high 37, raptors by nine at the half. everybody watched the durant show. pulled up from steph range at the end of the third, 8-point toronto lead. fourth quarter warriors down by 3. the clock is winding down. they're not going to, kd, 3! he hit the three! >> i guess they gave him the towel. we go to overtime. warriors 5 of 14 turnovers in overtime and it cost them. danny green three. the raptors win 131-128. durant scored 51. just don't call it a moral victory for the warriors. >> all i know is that we judge our guys on effort and how hard we play together. and

. ♪ >> live from toronto, i am amanda lang. vonnie: welcome to bloomberg markets. -- here are the following stories. angst flaresade ahead of the g20. in the lap of luxury. as we have been hearing, deutsche bank shares drop as german prosecutors stormed their offices over a minor role hundred -- over a money-laundering investigation. it certainly did a look at for deutsche bank on the heels of everything else. 170 german officials involved in this searching of the bank offices. they can't look good optics wise internally or externally. it is dissenting from the panama papers. it is another headache deutsche bank has to deal with. series they comes on a of headaches for the bank. what i saw today was investors and analysts saying this is just another distraction, another problem for this bank and we will wait and see where it goes. it looks dreadful because of the many missteps the bank has endured. vonnie: it will be interesting to see what happens to the chairman. the focus turning more to him than the ceo. just a little bit m

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, thank you very much. >> snowy toronto. >> i want to bring in now hilary rosen and scott jennings. good evening to both of you. good to see you. scott, it's going to have you back by the way. listen, let's talk about this. the clintons are controversial. you know, they're launching this speaking tour right now after the midterms. is this the right thing for democrats right now? is this a distraction for the party? >> oh, i don't think it -- look, democrats just won 40 seats in the house of representatives. i don't think bill and hillary clinton are any harm to the democratic party. >> is it a distraction they need right now, the party? i don't know. >> i don't see anybody being distracted. i think that, you know, it's actually good to have people as smart as bill and hillary clinton out there talking some truth about donald trump. i think that they are distant enough from the presidency to be able to feel comfortable saying things that perhaps barack obama as the most recent president can't say. and, you know, some things need to be said, and i'm okay if the clintons want to say it

. >>> steph curry did not lace them up last night in toronto. could the warriors beat the raptors without him? and why canadian rapper drake was demanding kd's jersey after the game. we'll take it off, yes, next. >> all right. time now is 5:19. as we head outside taking a live look at the golden gate bridge, clear conditions on this friday morning. thanks for watching "kpix 5 news this morning." you have a lot of deadlines in your business, right? we miss deadlines, we don't get paid. what if you lost your network connection? you gotta be kidding me. chaotic. our gig-speed network lets you download files up to 20 times faster. and we go beyond fast with 4g lte backup for complete reliability. so, if you lose your network connection... ♪ ♪ you won't miss the deadlines. having the confidence of something that's never gonna go down would be priceless. right now, get fast reliable internet for a low price. sign up online and get a $300 pre-paid card. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> welcome back. it's 5:21. let's check your morning drive right

. >> i am amanda in toronto. this canadian imports minister is hopeful that they will scrap tariffs on connect -- on canada after the signing of the trade agreement. the usmcaotiation of is putting them in a better position to remove these tariffs. day one thatom these tariffs on steel are theyal and unwarranted and run contrary to everything we have established between canada and the united states. canada is not a national security threat to the united states but i think what they have been doing with the prime minister which is securing market access in providing stability to our largest trading partner. diversification is key but the united states will always remain our largest trading partner because of the proximity and the size of the market. place puts us in the best possible position to make progress for these tariffs to be removed. >> in terms of competing for projects, there are bigger projects elsewhere. how do we attract the capital here? >> we need a list of projects. when you are foreign investors w

the lawyers will play the raptors tonight in toronto. steph curry will not play. he is recovering from a groin injury but he is practicing. he told reporters -- they will not let him play until saturday against the pistons. >> you wake up and you are excited -- you think you are further along. you want to get back out as soon as possible. when you get that close -- you have to wait. >> tonight's game with the raptors starts at 5 pm. >> the san jose sharks have a couple of days off. last night they played on the road -- one of the best teams -- it was a second game of a back to back and the sharks looked tired. toronto scored 3 goals and the sharks kept it close but they could make a comeback. they lost the game 5-3. they will play the ottawa senators saturday. >>> stanford women's basketball has a 6-0 record and they have a victory off the court. >> i choose to attend stanford university. >> a lot of cheering -- the top women's college basketball recruit -- haley jones made her announcement. she was the gatorade california high school player of the year. she said

toronto's goalie had 42 saves. the sharks lost 5-3. they're going to play again later this month, in toronto. >>> all right. 4:47 is the time as we go to sal, i believe the spare the air has been called all of the to tuesday, it could be worse. that's certainly, that's the time to call for less driving and it's good with muni giving free ride. >> the smoke is reaching everywhere. i want to show you video driving in the central valley where some of the fog mixes with the smoke. you can see, this is really poor visibility and most of it is smoke, here, in the central valley. this is north of highway 99 in sacramento, and this is what you're going to get, not only in the bay area, but some of the roads leading to and from the bay area, you see a headlight coming on the left. this is a look at the bay bridge. it's wealth lit other. traffic will be light so far. if you're driving on to the south bay commutes, we're doing okay. we're not seeing anything out of the ordinary when it comes to the tracy commute. i can just take you there right n

sharks fans know this guy right here, patrick marleau, sharks legend, now plays for toronto. last night he returned to the shark tank with the maple leafs, after one period, the sharks actually had the lead 3-2, but they played two more periods, and that's where the sharks gave up three more goals, and then lost to toronto 5-3. >> used to seeing him in the sharks jersey. >>> you can forget about the turkey talk. how about a little christmas talk for a change? we've been talking about that forever. >> i got pumpkins on my front porch from halloween. >> come on. >>> tmz out with its annual christmas index. they're fall pumpkins now. the idea is to price items in "the twelve days of christmas song." the five golden rings almost 10% lower. maybe we like platinum now? the total cost still $450 more than last year. it's now approaching $40,000. >> surprised the pumpkins haven't shriveled up at your house. >> they're smaller decorations. it's tricky. >>> coming up, kari has a look at the air qli looking good for any oook outsi 101, hopefully the ac is on recirculate inside those car

the still short handed warriors are in toronto tonight. no steph curry, no draymond green against the best team in the east. in fact, the best in the league at 18-4. the raptors led by kawhi leonard. let's start with a flashback. look at a young steph curry, who spent part of his childhood in toronto when his dad played for the raptors. the block on kevin durant, leading to a dunk. this guy is killing the ws in this game. durmt wi durant with a little revenge here. but andre iguodala turns it over. kawhi with a three on one. gets it back, up and in. leonard with 22 at the break. warriors down 18. klay thompson with the jumper. 13 at the half. durant hits. he had 20. toronto's lead 9 at the half. more from kawhi in the third quarter. he's got 31 points. warriors trying to make a push but need defense. 85-77, raptors in the third quarter. the 49ers visit seattle on sunday. richard sherman set to face his former team for the first time and he did not hold back. sherman, part of the legion of boom. he was cut by seattle after seven seasons and

you can't get away with that with the team as good as toronto's but a good convincing effort. steph curry will return on saturday.>>> i thought the thursday night football game against the saints would be far more scoring. they both have good offenses weapons like drew breeze and amari cooper, the former raider. he has been doing his thing since joining the cowboys first quarter. it is zach prescott and is in elliott easily into the end zone with the 16 yard and they lead 10-0. they do come alive with breeze going to kirkwood for 30 yards and a touchdown. the score was 13-10 and there are too and 17 left. here is drew so efficient but try to throw the ball away and it didn't work. it is scooped up by jordan lewis for the interception. they sealed their fate and there is sean payton who is not happy campell -- happy camper. 13-10 was the final score. >> express perfect for you, i am frank somerville.. >>> here is thomas hickey who is laying ahead on david crazy. the big thing about this is that circle. that is his tooth. he finds it and he goes over to the opposing bench and go

and toronto would ice it on free throws. --warriors fall 131-128...despite 51-points from durant, his 3rd straight 40-point game. --steph curry returns to the court saturday against the pistons, but he's already made an mvp play this week. --a story you can't talk about enough.. he received a letter from 9-year-old riley morrison from napa who said she wanted to get a pair of his under armour curry 5's, but there are no sizes available for girls. she said i hope you can work with under armour to change this because girls want to rock the curry 5's too. --and curry was quick to act...responding with his own handwritten letter...telling her that he and the company are correcting this now. in addition to receiving a pair of curry 5's, he'll send her an early release of the curry 6's and also invited her to join him in oakland on march 8th, international women's day, and the warriors will be playing at oracle. also want to mention that under armour has updated its website to now have girl's sizes available. our lexus ultimate hi

i'm joined live by how many analysts are they a professor of political science at the university of toronto thanks for coming into the program here so washington they reported issuing waivers for aid to countries on iranian oil why do you think they're doing this. yes so it seems that the trumpet ministration has somewhat retreated from its earlier stated goal saying that i mean prior the they were saying that they were going to reduce ukrainian oil exports to zero by november fifth which is tomorrow but right now they seem to have retreated from that giving waivers to eight countries as you mentioned and i think there are two main reasons for that the first one being that they're under a lot of pressure from their allies such as india south korea and japan who are essentially saying that it's very difficult not to import any you may need oil and the second reason is right now there is very little spare capacity in the global oil market and cutting the reigning in oil exports to zero is going to increase global oil prices which in turn is going to increase fuel prices in that's not somethin

. >> clerk: michael monroe, barry toronto. >> good afternoon. i'm greg cochran, flywell taxi. 22-year driving veteran and purchased medallion owner. i want to oppose all the measures because they're together. if we separated them, it may be easier to swallow. sfo is alarming. limiting the earning ability. cab drivers have to be able to pick up where they are. when you take out a piece, it's like a broken leg. limiting taxies' access, will make it impossible to -- there was a time that they were not going to go to the airport and it's chaos. it makes a cab company suffer. this business needs drivers to work together. i've never seen more togetherness when the other ride services came into san francisco. this proposal, this group of proposals, pit taxi drivers and medallion owners against each other. when you take a class of medallions and make them more valuable than the others, there's a current and undercurrent. i think that drivers would lose money on the extra they would pay and the medallions would be worthless. taxis have been barely surviv

and toronto would ice it on free throws. --warriors fall 131- 128...despite 51-points from durant, his 3rd straight 40- point game. steph curry back in the lineup on saturday. let's now talk some 49ers-- who thought we'd ever be seeing this, the niner faithful getting ready to support richard sherman in his return back to seattle. --sherman going city he spent 7 seasons...and brought a world championship to. --a lot of memories made with that franchise, but it wasn't the best of breakups... sherman wasn't re-signed this summer after suffering a season-ending achilles injury last year. -- this morning, the star corner...reflected on his time with the hawks.... and had some pointed words for quarterback and former teammate russell wilson "you just expect after you've done so much for a franchise that they cut you went you're hurt. it's kind of more of a respect thing than anything, but they did so you've got to roll with the business, "you've seen through the years what russell is capable of doing."<

. >> just growing up in the suburbs of toronto and, you know-- yeah, right? ( applause ) right? >> stephen: yeah, yeah. huge suburb fans here. >> yeah. suburbs. not urban, not the farmland. in toronto... ( cheers ) we'd be driving down the don valley parkway. ( cheers ) and on chom-f.m. "bohemian rhapsody" came on, and i was in my brother'sic brother's' corola vomit stain on the side that turned into-- it looked like elvis as a cameo. it looked like scarborough wedgewood, you know. it was just this stain. and "bohemian rhapsody" came on, and my brother pulled over, and from that moment on each of us had a galileo ♪ galileo, galileo, galileo >> stephen: you were assigned one of the four galileos. >> and i had a chance to be, you know, write and be in a movie "wayne's world." and i was like, "oh, my god, i would love that to be the song." and the studio went, "no." and i said, "what do you mean no?" and they have said, "we want guns and roses." who i love, but it wasn't something i grew up with. i fought hard for that to be the song, "bohemian rhapsody," to the point-- i'm not v