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>> Police obviously taking what happened here very seriously. They are still investigating. They don't have any update for us just yet. But what we do know so far, they were called to the school about 5. Am on saturday over reports of shots fired at the school. They say when they arrived, they found evidence of the gunfire. When I talked to the principal earlier, he also told me that they found that evidence, in fact, is that the window just behind me here, it's boarded up this afternoon. They also say they have access to security footage in that footage, the principal told me you can see a car parked across the street to people got out of the car. They walked right up to the fencing. That actually is already in place to protect this private school. And that's when the shots were fired directly at the building. Now we have been given access to that video. We know of priest police, but be going over that footage is well, we're waiting to see if they have any sort of a description for a suspect or suspects as to who is responsible for this. We can tell you leena bakari, a really significant police presence in this area. First thing this morning, we were here very, very early. Police were set up just outside of the school. Many more officers were here well over 100 people gathered to show solidarity for this community. Over to you. All right, courtney heels reporting live. >> Labour unions, faculty and staff joined pro-palestinian protesters near their encampment today as they defy a trespass order to leave king's college circle, cp24's. And it does get is live from the u of t campus with the latest lindsay. >> Yeah, that rally has since wrapped up, but was this morning as you mentioned, a lot of people came out to show their solidarity, but the people of palestine, but also the people here at this encampment in toronto at uft where this is day. 25 of students and faculty camping out demanding a couple different things from the partly to divest from at any investments that support israel, but also to cut ties with israeli universities and academic institutions. So what stands now is as you mentioned trespassing notice the deadline was 8:00am today. This encampment has not been dismantled. So now the university said it is going to be a court injunction to evict protesters. And we actually have a new statement from the university. Read that to you. Now it says the notice of motion is proceeding normally and will be accessible through the usual process once it's filed at the 3.30 university avenue. What we continue to engage in discussions with students representing those in the encampment and hope they will bring the unauthorized encampment to a peaceful. And so it usually takes about 24 to 48 hours for a court hearing to be scheduled after an injunction was filed. So we're waiting to hear what happens but in the meantime, we know the negotiations between the university and students picked up last night. It's expected to resume today this evening at 5:00pm to try to come to some kind of peaceful resolution. We also spoke just a few minutes ago, bakari only not with erin one of the students who is has kind of become one of the media people for this encampment. And she gave us an update on the situation on the ground. Have a listen. My is being used to fund the development of weapons and bombs that are being dropped on the palestinian people, which is why we're here, which is why, you know, we have no other choice but to continue these negotiations. And so, >> You know, the injunction on pause until tomorrow. The court said that, yeah, they're going to postpone the hearing until tomorrow. So we'll have to kind of wait and see. But this evening at 5:00, we have another meeting with the administration to hopefully get them to commit to divestment. >> Friday. That the senior administration of the university of toronto had issued an ultimatum. We recognized it for what it was and a 10th to threaten and w. To force me to back down in the same way that employers and governments due to workers at the bargaining table in on the picket line. We as an ith gotiatio and two-wheeled

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>> The university of toronto says it will be with pro-palestinian protesters today, this after they refuse today's atm deadline to leave. A solidarity gathering was held at a jewish school hit by gunfire over the weekend. The mayor and police chief attended to show their support. And a teenage boy is the city's latest murder victim who died in hospital after being shot overnight in the warden and danforth road area. It's 1:00 19 degrees from 299 queen street west. This is toronto's breaking news cp24. Good afternoon. I'm bakari savage. Pro-palestinian protesters are joined by labour unions, faculty and staff as a defiant trespass order to lead king's college circle. Cp24 sunday. Cat is live at the u of t with the latest lindsay. >> Yeah, that trump osnos the deadline for it was a day on this morning. It was filed on friday. And the protesters here in this encampment had side all weekend. They're not leaving and am came and went this morning and they didn't leave for the encampment is still here. And it looks as though no one is planning to dismantle it at any point in time. So what's happening now is the university of toronto has filed for a court injunction to evict these protesters. And we do have a statement from the university that was sent to us this hour. Our e part of that for you now it says the notice of motion is proceeding normally and will be accessible through the usual process once it's filed at the court 3.30 university avenue. We continue to engage in discussions with students representing those in the encampment and hope they will bring the unauthorized encampment to a peaceful and usually takes 24 to 48 hours. Bakari, for court date to be scheduled. I file injunction has been filed. So we're waiting on that front, but we have been speaking with protesters here about, you know, why they chose to stay and what it means to them to stay. And about the ongoing negotiations between the university and the students. Here is plus. >> With 3 main demands our main. Since thursday, when we received the first written offer the ut we sent a counteroffer right kind of senior demands, what our lines are, what we're actually interested in seeing. And so we presented that to them at the and then they spent, you know, what our trying to caucus and figure out, you know, their next steps and you know, we kind of have to see what happens again. Really, the ball's in their court right? Ed students are here. It will continue to be here. They will and meant despite the threats of police, despite the threats of academic, the precautions. So 25 days now, bakari, students have been camping out the university part ways with other israeli academic institutions the university has said it will not do. >> But also demanding, it disclosed its financial investments when it comes to israel. Something else that the university has not committed to as of yet. So we're still waiting again. Those negotiations between the university and students expected to pick up today at 5:00pm. So potentially we could come to some kind of peaceful resolution before that injunction is filed. Otherwise, we're waiting for that court hearing and we're waiting to hear about a scheduled back to the party lot from the u of t campus cp24's lindsay, this cat. Thank you. >> Well, so the mayor and chief of police to show their support. And in north york jewish girls school this morning. He was hit by gunfire over the weekend. According hills is live. At the school near dufferin and finch court. >> And the current is still a heavy police presence at near the school and also in this neighbourhood as a result of the shooting investigation that is underway this morning, though, the solidarity gathering. This was an opportunity for people to come together to show support for the many people who work at the school behind me here. So the staff of the school community, but of course, the students, many going into school feeling pretty concerned, given that at some point over the weekend, somebody fired a gun in the direction of this. All girls elementary school, this jewish elementary school as they say, police are investigating and many are just devastated that something like this could happen to their community at a time when they're already really struggling. I'll let you hear from a parent who I talked to earlier along with the principal of the school. Standing strong. >> We know that they're trying to scare us shies away from our values and who we are, but we're standing strong. We have the support of the community and we trust that you know they're going on behind us strong, we can do it together. >> Often times you stories on the news its ads and try to be empathetic when it's at home. It's a whole different this is not close to home. This is I spent many hours here day and and it was pretty shocking. >> When I talked to the principal here, he told me they do have surveillance video of the shooting that happened over the weekend.

they say that the police were called here around 5 in the morning over reports of gunfire toward the school. And that was confirmed when they saw the evidence of the gunfire. And you can even see that today, but part of the window at the front of the school year all boarded up. The principal said, you know, a bullet went through window, not entirely because it is a protective glass, but he said that, you know, it was damaged. The also said in the surveillance video that he saw from outside of the school, there was a car that pulled up across the street from where weier were there were at looked like 2 people walked right up to the gate. This school is actually surrounded by protective gates and then those 2 individuals of fired at the school and got back in the car and took off. We don't have access to that video just yet, but of course, we know police will be going over that footage will be trying to figure out who's responsible for this and try and track them down. But in the meantime, this community really coming together and trying to support each other. Of course, the school community and the jewish community over to okay. Live in north york, cp24 s courtney heels. >> It's 1:06 19 degrees. It's getting an early look at the roads this afternoon with traffic specialist adwoa nsiah-yeboah. Good afternoon. Good afternoon. The carya the rain is falling in areas which is making for a slick drive to drive a bit of extra care. But outside of the rain, we are dealing with major issues on the 4, 1, as you travel westbound, this is on the approach to highway 25. All the result of the collision involving a jackknifed transport truck. Which means if you're headed out towards milton, only the hov lane is getting by really, really slow from well before the for 7 this hour onto the eastbound 4, 1, problems as well. This is the eastbound lanes of the 401 adjust as you make your way past dixie in the express collision in the 2 left lanes than another collision. This is on the eastbound lanes of the 4, one through kennedy crews to deal with the collision. The left lane, they've also blocked the end of the on ramp from that's a bit of a hinderance still waiting on the northbound dvp and problems northbound dvp through lawrence collision does have the left lane blocked it even more problems. This is on the lanes of the qew right around north shore crews that deal with the collision. It is in the left lane outside of camera view still have those problems on the eastbound 4, 1, at highway 6 north collision, tying up the 2 right lanes and also problems in stouffville northbound the 404 approaching stouffville road crews dealing with the collision in the right lane. Bakari, I'll send it back to okay, thanks adwoa. Welcome. We're following a developing story. Boy is dead after a shooting in the east until police are at warden avenue. It can reckon crescent. >> Which is north of danforth road. This is a live look at the cdc and a male youth was shot around 1:00 in the morning. He was pronounced dead hospital. There's no word the exact age of the boy or if there are any suspects. We will continue to follow this story. And police say they busted a highly orchestrated auto theft ring. Investigators say that the seized more than 300 stolen vehicles as part of operation project odyssey. They recovered vehicles. They have a combined value of more than 33 million dollars. Some of the vehicles were taken during violent carjackings. Police allege a local trucking company was facilitating shipments of stolen vehicles to the port of montreal. This is where they were to be exported to the middle east. >> As a result of our investigation, we have recovered 369 vehicles. We seized 3 transport trucks and 2 stolen bobcats. What we're being facilitated at the yard and those items have been seized as offence related property. A total of 33.2 million dollars was recovered in stolen vehicles before it was destined out of the country. >> Last 18 months are peel regional police commercial auto crimes unit has arrested nearly 200 individuals and have laid close to 1600 auto theft related charges recovered close to 100 million dollars worth of vehicles that are vehicles that have not left their country because they've been able to intercept them in repatriate them. Brampton mayor patrick brown joined cp24 live at noon with more on the latest efforts to tackle auto thefts. >> In this auto theft crisis is a national crisis. It is the numbers are staggering. Across ontario and quebec record auto thefts. This has been the biggest gift organized crime in canadian history. 1.2 billion in 2022. The 23 numbers are coming in to maybe 2 billion to organized crime for international auto theft. But today's a bit of a the police did some great investigative work. We have the largest auto thefts commercial unit in canada in peel region and we arrest people in peel region. We take on difficult investigations and hold them accountable. That 16 people have been arrested in connection with the investigation. Arrest warrants have been issued for another 10. Police say that 14 of the suspects identified in the probe. >> They were out on a form of release for bill for auto theft related offences, more than 300 charges been laid so far. Ontario's privacy commissioner says that she's going to publish a special report about the use of 9 government emails and deleted messages related to the greenbelt. The ford government removed land from the greenbelt to build 50,000 homes in 2022 before reversing

course. Reports from the auditor general and integrity commissioner that the process favoured certain developers. Privacy commissioner patricia sam says that her office is working on a 19 active accessed information appeals, which is similar to concerns raised by ontario ndp leader marit sounds. >> I think first of all, I know you've, of course, viewed dozens of emails that were sent to and received by mister sackville using a g mail account in which documents were shared I I think the premier's chief of staff appears to have repeatedly. Misled the integrity commissioner under oath. And that this is another example of a member of the premier senior team hiding things from the public. So I'm not mincing words. I think mister sackville should resign. And if he won't, the premier should fire him. >> The rcmp is now investigating the greenbelt removal process. Liberal leader crombie spoke out against the ford government's plan to expand alcohol sales, saying that the premier spending a billion dollars of taxpayer money. Just roll it out a year ahead of schedule. Our health care system is in crisis, a billion dollars could hire 12,000 more nurses. Our schools are crumbling, a billion dollars could hire 12,000 more teachers or ensure that our schools have proper air-conditioning. So our kids aren't sweating in class. Our roads are gridlocked. A billion dollars could deliver all-day two-way go train service to niagara. But that's not what matters to doug ford. He doesn't care about 2 waiting 12 hours in an er or that your kids are struggling to keep up in the classroom. He's not in it for you or your family. Last week, premier ford announced that beer wine would be available in convenience grocery big box store starting late this summer and fall. A coalition of health groups has already spoken out against the idea, warning that there's no strategy in place to address the increase harms, which will come with increase act access to alcohol. The province has introduced legislation. It says even to strengthen protections for ontario homeowners and buyers. The government says that the homeowner protection act would implement a 10 day cooling off period for the purchase of new homes. It would allow buyers to cancel agreements that any penalties. The province says that it will give buyers time too fully understand their commitment and back out if they choose. The legislation would also see consultations help and finding ways to crack down on illegal home building. And so about one 13 19 degrees. This is toronto's breaking news cp24 israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is calling the recent strikes on rafah dead killed dozens of civilians. A tragic mistake coming up, the latest on the israel-hamas war. She'll never bend the knee. The greens are coming for you, Rhaenyra, and for your children. (Dramatic music) Otto: It is your great privilege to witness this, a new day for our realm! (Cheering) (Roar) Rhaenyra: We don't choose our destiny. It chooses us. Do you have a question about personal injury? Can I sue? I'm Wendy of Sokoloff Lawyers. I have over 30 years of experience and I can answer your questions. So, call me. Don't put it off, call Sokoloff Is it time to renew your mortgage? Struggling with credit card debt? Owe money to the cra? Have difficulty paying your mortgage? Or need cash for any reason? Northwood Mortgage can help. Northwood is more flexible and has access to better rates than the banks. Approval is based on equity in your home and not just your income. And Northwood provides fast closing turnaround with a payment plan that suits your budget. For an easy home equity loan visit NorthwoodMortgage.com We're working harder for you rolex, rolex, rolex My cash for your used or new Rolexs. Bring me your Submariners, your Yacht-Masters... your GMT's, your Date or your Datejusts. Oliver Jewellery pays the hightest prices for Rolexs! www.oliverjewellery.ca ooh yeaaahhh!!! (Dynamic music) and here's some of the top stories we're following for you this afternoon. University of toronto says that it's going to meet with pro-palestinian protesters today, zephyr. They refuse the atm dead vitally. And a solidarity gathering was held at a jewish school. It was hit by gunfire over the weekend. The mayor and police chief attended to show their support. And peel regional

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