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movie about the former U.S. president to premiere at the cannes film festival. It's called the apprentice and the director says it's inspired by true events. Trump's campaign team says it's pure fiction and they want to sue. Ctv's washington bureau chief joy malbon reports. >> It's the buzzed-about movie about donald trump and his rise to powers in new york real estate tycoon starring the successions jeremy strong and sebastian stan as trump, the apprentice made its world premiere at the cannes film festival, making headlines for some controversial scenes. A disturbing scene shows the future president sexually assaulting his first wife, ivana, who died in 2022. And that's not the only thing trump would find objectionable from pill popping to surgery to remove a bald spot. Not exactly a flattering portrait. The film a canadian irish and danish co-production was shot in ontario. The director defended his film, saying it was inspired by true events, even inviting trump to see for himself. I don't miss a thing he would like it. >> I think that he, I think he would this a price, you know. And I you know, like I said before, like I would be happy, I would offer him too, go and meet him wherever he wants. And then talk about the contacts of the movie, have a screening and have a chat afterwards. >> The trump re-election campaign lashed out, threatening a lawsuit in a statement saying this garbage is pure fiction, which sensationalize his lies that have been long debunked. It belongs in a dumpster fire. And here's what the director had to say. Everybody talks about to him, suing a lot of people. They don't talk about his success rate of, you know. >> Assuming the filmmakers is the least of trump's problems. He faces 88 criminal charges in 4 cases. And we'll be back in a new york courtroom next week as his hush money trial continues. >> Bashar is breaking news cp24 a pricey pineapple. Sold out south of the border despite its really expensive price tag will tell you how much this fruit is. To 50 years with my best friend. Nooo... Aya... Quick, the Quicker Picker Upper! One sheet of Bounty is all you need And Bounty is 50% more absorbent so you can use less. Bounty, the Quicker Picker Upper. Savings is the name of the game for us when we shop. I thought we were playing charades? So, we use Rakuten to get Cha-Ching. While we're gaming? Go. We get Cash Back at hundreds of stores. Cha-Ching! Health and beauty, clothes, electronics... No, no. Office supplies? Uh huh! Shoes, Home and Garden... Travel! On all of that and more. [buzzer] So, even when we're losing game night, we're winning. Gulliver's Travels. So close. Exploring the Cabot Trail was incredible, but it is so nice to relax, isn't it? (Snoring) Rest up, buddy, because tomorrow we're doing wine country. Do you have a wet, damp, or moldy basement? Call the oldest and largest waterproofing company. Call rcc. Whether your basement needs to be repaired from the outside or the inside, we'll consult you on the right solution. Call rcc waterproofing today. Family owned and operated since 1920. Clean your rugs with Love Your Rug. Whether it's machine, handmade, or exotic, we clean each rug differently. Let us do the heavy lifting as we provide free pickup and delivery. Love Your Rug. We put our heart into it. It's time to Love Your Rug. (Opening Mnemonic) (music throughout) ( ) ( ) New Herbal Essences Sulfate Free. Packed with Pure Aloe and Camellia Flower Oil your hair will love. And none of the things it won't. Hair that feels deeply nourished, soft and lightweight. New Herbal Essences. Welcome back. A piece of fruit with an eye-popping price tag sold out south of the border down montes ruby glow pineapple cost $400 us. It is named for its red issue and was only sold by specially food vendors. It takes 15 years to develop this ruby glow. While price of one maybe seemingly steep this day in age. But back in the 1700's, a regular pineapple could sell for as much as $8,000 in today's money public as it takes 6 months to get to you by boat. You're watching toronto's breaking news cp24 look at

this evening's top stories. When we come back. [ ] >> This work is about people. That's why we've evolved our strategic approach to encampments. Everyone deserves a safe affordable place to call home. >> The city says it is just thing its strategy when it comes to dealing with homeless encampments, staying removal will not be a priority going forward. Good evening. The city says it will take a softer approach focused on providing enhanced support and eventually shelter and stable housing for those in need. >> Instead of clearing lesson can't mix, a new city of toronto report recommends a housing first human rights-based approach. >> The clearings, it's not a strategy that works. The most people from one place to go where he met this is what clarence square park nears benign and front is like now, the city says with a lack of mental healthcare services, a lack of housing, and high rent costs, more people are struggling on the streets. The aim by using more outreach workers and compassion, more people will find shelter and stable housing but removing encampments will not be a priority. The pressures on the shelter system are huge situation that led many new arrivals to stay in church basements last summer. Refugees now taking up about half of the spaces. >> What is desperately needed is a coordinated regional response to this issue and the establishment of a regional reception centre, something that city council has long asked for. >> Reporter: women hearsay outreach workers are trying and people are filling out the paperwork to move on securing a place is tough to finalize. >> And not coming here because today's moving day. >> Or they never take you to see the place or did you date to check it out if you want to. >> Reporter: the city says the gentle approach has been successful and allen garden. Last july there were 84 encampments, now just nine but this outreach worker is disappointed. >> We find an inquest year ago, said that people need safe resources but none of the protocol recommends any of that so it mainly focuses on communicating clearly to people that will be cleared and if they don't fix up the shelter option... More of the right housing and services are available, encampments will keep popping up. >> Zuraidah: rally was held at university of toronto this evening and had of talks between students at appropriate list any encampment and university administration tomorrow. See brian was there and brings us the details. >> Reporter: king's college circle is a location where this encampment has been set up since may 2nd and it consist of both the university of toronto students and some outsiders. They are pro- palestinian demonstrators you have been here since may 2nd and they are bowing -- vowing to remain here until two of their main demands are met that they are putting towards the university of toronto and that is not the university of toronto disclose the relationship with israel and that the university of toronto divest any investments that they have with israeli companies. Tonight at 6:00, this very large crowd gathered on the south side of king's college circle where many people addressed the crowd through a loudspeaker and reaffirms their determination and their commitment to staying here at this location until those demands are met. You're looking at a large crowd right now and they will continue their demonstration until those demands are met. Earlier on, we heard from some of the speakers who addressed the crowd. Here's some of what was said. >> They think that we are weak, that we will not be able to maintain this encampment but they are wrong. Look at the support we have within the student communities, within the wider toronto community. We ask everyone to please apply pressure on admin, sound that, show them that we are here and we will not compromise again. This time we will be in for the palestinian people. >> Some of the demonstrators here tonight have vowed to participate in a hunger strike starting tonight and they have said they are committed to this hunger strike until such time that the university of toronto meets those two time jewish demands. There is a meeting set up for tomorrow.

>> More news in a moment. Let's keep you alive look at the satellite radar. We continue to see active weather through parts of southern ontario. A cluster of severe thunderstorms continues to move through central regions of the province. Still producing severe thunderstorm watches and warnings for parts of york and durham region, sending through to québec, we have a severe thunderstorm warning for areas around ask bridge towards lindsay which means a severe thunderstorm activity is a minute or occurring right now. We will continue to see this active weather through the overnight. It will dissipate and change for tomorrow. Here's jessica smith was that -- was our first look at the forecast. >> It was another hot and very humid day. We had all the right ingredients for thunderstorms and even the risk of tornado warnings in and around southern ontario. Where tiptoeing into the time of year where those become a part of our reality anytime we have extreme weather. Tonight, relatively quiet. Sitting at 16, we should be at 11. Alysia really gusty start to the evening with gusts up at the 50 kilometres an hour and then the winds become a lighter. We step into the early morning hours on thursday. The good news is we have more sunshine on thursday, lighter winds, beautiful spring day if you want to spend some time outside. Coming up, a full look at your long-range forecast. >> A teenager is dead following a crash involving a mini bike in volunteer at 24-year-old man is facing several charges in this collision. Mike walker has the details. >> Viewer photos show a mini bike lying in the middle-of-the-road in a bad neighbourhood after deadly crash last night that claimed the life ... Neighbours described hearing a violent impacts. >> He was a big bank. >> York regional police aaron 10:45 pm, a 16 euro boy was riding a mini bike when he was struck and killed by a vehicle at this four-way stop at forest drive. >> A bike crumpled up, lying over there. There was a boy, paramedics came, there was cpr, all the debris of the bike and the car. >> Reporter: the team was rushed to hospital with life-threatening injuries where he later died. >> What we can say is that the vehicle and the minibike collided with each other at the intersection. In terms of the sequence of events leading up to that collision, we are still trying to get witness accounts to help us that together. >> Witnesses tell us the vehicle came to a stop by these mailboxes more than 150 metres from where they say the crash occurred. The driver was nowhere to be found. >> They left the door open. Whatever it was took off. >> Reporter: officers arrested the driver near the scene. The 24-year-old has been charged with dangerous operation causing death, failure to stop after an accident causing death, and possession of a controlled substance. >> He was not impaired at the time but the possession of a controlled substance charge was the result of searching the vehicle and finding what we believe to be a controlled substance in the vehicle. We believe it to be cocaine but we can't confirm that. >> Resident say speeding is a problem at this intersection. >> It's sad to hear. This is our recurring problem. Cars are whizzing by, they. >> Jessica: that stop sign. >> Please state the accused is bound by a release order for an unrelated offence but didn't reveal that charge. >> Please state investigation is ongoing and are appealing for witnesses and anyone with a dash came our surveillance footage to come forward. >> I'm bandits fighting for his life in hospital following an early morning shooting downtown. It happened shortly before 12:30 am near isabella and sherburne street. Officers found a man suffering from gunshot wounds in a laneway he was rushed to hospital with life-threatening injuries. Witnesses say they heard a commotion behind the building shortly before shots were fired the police have not provided any details about the circumstances leading up to the shooting. Hamilton police asking for the public's help as the number of shootings in that city have more than doubled over the past year. >> There have been brazen daylight shootings, buildings indiscriminately shot under cover of darkness. Several suspects at large. Hamilton is experiencing a steep increase in gun violence. >> We are running a record pace. >> In 2024, there have been 22 shootings, more than double last year and on pace to beat the record of 2019. The most recent just this past weekend. Three suspects seen fleeing after shooting an apartment building and many of the shootings police say they are encountering big obstacles to their investigation so they are appealing to the public for help. This video taken on may 13th shows a little girl walking down an alley in the area of barton street just moments before this shot was fired, the beginning of a police say was it daylight gunfight. >> That vehicle you see driving off, circled that particular

block and then fire back. >> Reporter: in the neighbourhood, many residence heard the shots. >> That doesn't sound like fireworks or anything like that. >> There were no reported injuries in this incident but with homes lining the alley, there is fear that someone could be hurt or killed. >> It's getting to where the neighbourhoods no longer safe and it doesn't feel comfortable anymore. >> When it comes to the shooting in this alleyway, police say they have received help from the public and that is making all the difference. There are a number of cameras in the area and police say the community here refused to put up with the violence. >> Securing the evidence that a seam, providing us with statements, offering video to a point where I am confident we are going to make some arrest. >> However, they say that other incidents have created fear of retribution. >> The street code coming into a judge fx where it stabbed to talk to, please. >> Reporter: there been three homicides this year member of shootings resulting in injuries, some of innocent bystanders. Police say anyone can anonymously help by calling the response unit. >> Zuraidah: to mentor and hospital following two separate stabbings this afternoon. People were called to the area of james street and alliance avenue says in eglinton at 5:00 pm. They found a man suffering from stab wounds. He was rushed to hospital with serious but nonlife-threatening injuries. So far no word on any possible suspects. Half an hour earlier, police were called to the area of deference street south of blue or four reports of a stabbing. A man in his twenties was taken to hospital with serious but nonlife-threatening injuries. Police are searching for a single suspect in connection with this incident. They are asking anyone with information to come forward. Girls hockey coach in brampton has been charged for allegedly sexually exploiting two players on his team. The 26-year-old is charged with two counts each of sexual exploitation and child alluring. Police began investigating a little over a month ago after being given information about alleged inappropriate behaviour involving a coach. The ontario women's hockey association says they are ineligible to coach and the sanctioned events pending the result of the charges. Peel police are asking anyone with information to come forward. City council is set to debate accelerating construction on the gardener tomorrow. One of many issues stretching the city's budget as toronto tries to climb out of a $26 billion funding hole. >> The fountain in the middle of mel lassman square paints the perfect picture of the infrastructure issues. When the waters on, at least down into the parking lot below and with no money to fix it, the city has turned off the tap e it's a struggle. We can't keep up with the things that they expect and we are unable to ever get out of that hole. >> Reporter: not without help from other levels of government. The city staring down at $26 billion shortfall when it comes to maintaining roads, bridges, buildings, and more. Nearly 40 percent of the city's capital assets rated as poor or very poor. >> This isn't a surprise. We need a new deal for the city of toronto. >> This is a direct consequence of the two previous mayors who wouldn't invest in keeping the structure in good repair. >> One of the city's most contentious infrastructure targets -- projects has also been added to the agenda. Three-year construction on the gardner is at capacity by 30 percent and tied up traffic like never before. >> The idea that we are going to type a major artery like the gardner for three plus years with no end in sight, that's unacceptable. >> Someone who previously lived in asia 24/7 is definitely something that should be normal. We have to find ways to mitigate sound. >> Reporter: the mayor says the city is working with the current contractor to develop a plan for expediting the work and the contractor is testing the noise levels that would be created by overnight demolitions. >> Coming up, as the warmer weather arrives, the provincial opposition is seeking greater protections for workers trying to beat the heat. >> A very summery -- but this blast of summery weather, we're looking for an early start to patio season as we head into the day tomorrow. Tempter buys into the 20th, more of a magical humidity and a great day to spend time outdoors with proper hydration and sun protection. Coming up, a full look at your long-range forecast to let you know how long the seat will stick around. Blinds to Go's 70th Anniversary celebration continues! Right now, take 25% off all shades and drapery. Brighten your home this spring. Select from hundreds of fabrics and colors. Flowers are blooming, and so are the savings. Blinds To Go. We make it easy. Want a smarter way to mop?

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