. >> most toronto city council members want mayor ford to take a leave of absence but they have no power to make him do so unless he is convicted of a crime or stops coming to work for a long prepare period of ti. >> i'm not aned addict of any sort. i'm not help. >> is there some way you can explain to us why you won't take

. >> toronto city councillors voted to strip mayor rob ford of some of his powers. it's the council's latest attempt to rein in ford who refused to resign after a drugs and alcohol scandal. >> norway may be the biggest producer of oil and gas, but has invested millions to counter carbon emissions. >> it rises out of the ground like a city of steel. this is monstat, a large industrial site in norway. and it's biggest emitter of

so nick, you spoke with rob ford's brother who is also a toronto city council member. what does he have to say about all of this? >> one of the things that's important for the family at the moment is just how much is being brought up about the mayor and how much that discredits the family. so the family's always looked up to the father who had a short but fairly popular political career here. that's the family's legacy. i asked the mayor's brother doug, what is all of this doing to the family's legacy? >> i think our legacy is going to be pretty solid based on how rob performs. you're going to look at a family that doesn't need to be doing this, that has actually sacrificed massive amounts of time, money, their business to serve the people. >> are you worried about his health with all this additional stress? not just the public, not just the counselors, but the families here too. >> well, i'm confident that the

principals cheerleader, his elder brother doug who is also a member of toronto city council. >> today what is happening is a modern day coup d'État. it is an overthrow of an elected official democratically elected. this would never happen in the u.k. and it would have -- never happen in the united states and it should not happen in canada. >> he has brought it on himself, hasn't he? >> you have to separate the personal issues from the statute, the provincial statute. personaayor was also non grata at the annual christmas parade through toronto's city center this weekend. there are those who regard his activities as unsavory and believe he is a poor role model for the young. -- he is setting setting an example that it is ok to smoke crack and participate in a family event. i am glad he is not here today. currentse of the circumstances it is a good thing he did stay away. >> good evening, everyone. brother willnd his make their debut tonight in a current affairs show on canadian tv. the channel's owners believed the beleaguered mayor is just what they need to boost their ratings. mr. f

the toronto city council has voted to strip ford of most of his authority. here's don dahler. >> reporter: his behavior has been such a distraction, the mayor himself had to concede the council's vote was understandable. >> if i would have had a mayor acting the way 5 conducted myself i would have didn't exact same thing. >> reporter: his own brother, doug, a toronto city council member has urged him to take a leave of absence. >> i believe rob should take a couple of weeks off. >> reporter: yet ford still refuses to back down, even as the confessions mount. >> have you purchased illegal drugs in the last two years? >> reporter: ford, who is also facing allegations of drunk driving and spousal abuse, pausefor eight long seconds before answering. >> yes, i have. >> reporter: that was yet more red meat for comedians. >> and the number one thought going through rob ford's mind at this moment, "help me, canadian jesus." >> i understand the embarrassment that i've caused every resident in the city. i'm humiliated by it. >> reporter: "toronto star" editor michael

crack-smoking mayor, knocking over a toronto city council woman. not yesterday. but in the last few minutes. that is as a screaming match erupted during aviette to strip the crack-smoking mayor of his power. what else can happen in toronto? that's right after this. ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if i told you someone could pay you and what if that person were you? ♪ when you think about it, isn't that what retirement should be, paying ourselves to do what we love? ♪ >>> just in, the crack-smoking mayor of toronto has just done it again. not smoked crack but put himself in a bad position. mayor rob ford -- a bad thing just happen. the mayor just got into a screaming match right in the middle of a city hall meeting, of a city council meeting, with his -- with everybody in there. he ended up running and knocking over a fellow council member or council woman who was voting to strip him of his powers. listen to this. >> yes, so w

. >>> and embattled toronto mayor rob ford has his powers stripped during a rowdy city council session. this is the "cbs morning news" for tuesday, november 19th. this is the "cbs morning news" for tuesday, november 19th. 2013. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we are learning more about the batch of violent storms that plowed through 12 states flattening entire neighborhoods. the series of tornadoes swept through the midwest sunday, leaving at least eight people dead. but if not for accurate early warnings, the toll could have been much higher. meanwhile, thousands remain without power. in washington, illinois, as many as 500 homes were either damaged or destroyed. bigad shaban is in washington. bigad, good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning to you. the kind of tornado that whipped through here only comes about every ten years according to the national weather service. and for those who still may have homes to return to in this community, the power is still out. officials say it could be days before electricity is restore

that was the spending, the frivolous spending, as he sighed, here at toronto city hall. basically, he has gone into battle on behalf of the little man, as he puts it. he is an unlikely champion of the poor, because he himself comes from a very wealthy family. the messageess, resonated with a certain percentage of the population here. and despite the fact people are turning against him, there is still a constituency for rob ford. we saw evidence of it in the weekend, when he was mobbed when turning out at the toronto game. >> mobbed not by opponents, but by supporters in this case. thanks ray much. of rob ford.aga you are watching bbc world news america. still to come, from the battlefields of gettysburg to the fascination in dallas. this -- the assassination in dallas. we look at what presidents lincoln and kennedy share in common. if you have ever taken a selfie --did you even know what it is? it has been declared word of the year by people who compile the oxford dictionary. [camera shutters] >> it is the portrait of choice for the internet age. everyone has done it, fr

joining us now from toronto is city councilor. this has been so unbelievable to watch and i am sorry that you're going through this. need to ask you what exactly were you able to do with the motions against the mayor. paulsonite. >> today we have done is we have taken away his power to appoint anyone on the executive committee or remove them outside the cabinet. we have also taken away his ability to leave the city in case of an emergency. those of the things we can't control. monday, we will be discussing it and how fully implementing measures to take away the majority of this budget as mayor and reduce his budget to that of a counselor. and taking his staff away from him and only allowing a limited staff. he has been abusive to his staff and he has been hiring and firing. we're going to create stability and we're doing everything except -- heard me? v.a. so many of these allegations have yet to be proven and no charges. one of your fellow councilman said with regard to what has been done is still symbolic. the big question peopl

just another surreal day at toronto city hall. >> mr. ford, we see you're working out these days. >> who said that? >> your brother. >> who said that? >> reporter: just another collision with a photographer and his mind boggling and head bobbling saga. folks lined up to pay 20 bucks for rob ford's robby bobby with proceeds going to charity. the mayor signed the the bobblehead. >> now you can keep it on the desk every time. >> reporter: -- mayor ford has a lot to bounce back from. at least his bobblehead doesn't rant. now, most politicians find themselves reproduced as unofficial bobbleheads. president obama didn't ask for this. but mayor ford's office ordered his. a thousand are being sold to raise money for the yiented way. >> i'm going to put it on the shelf right now and enjoy it. >> others, not so much. >> i would like to use it for possible endeavors. >> speaking of using it as a prop. one reporter took the bobblehead on a walk around city hall. jokes proved irresistible online. why is it called a bobblehead? shouldn't it be crack h

i am joined by karen stents, one of the city council members in toronto that voted to strip the mayor of some of his powers. so tell me about this vote coming up this week in a moment. first tell me why you decided to strip him of the powers and how you believe that will keep him from continuing to be a mayor. >> yeah. thank you for having me on. we decided as council we needed to take some action to restore some order back into city hall. we decided we needed to strip the powers of the mayor to appoint his deputy, deputy mayor, and in the instance of emergency, we didn't want the mayor to be in a decision making capacity, we wanted the deputy mayor to actually take over those functions. >> is he in a position that he can argue that the legislative branch is taking over executive branch authority and that city council really doesn't have the legal right to do this? >> no, he can't actually, in toronto we don't have a strong mayor system. the mayor is only one vote on council. so we acted within our authority because we felt that the mayor wasn't actually representing the city. toronto

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the toronto city council has monthly meetings, and already the executive committee of that toronto council has ruled it appears, and i quote here, that a majority of members members of council, significant number of members of the executive committee, have expressed serious concerns about the mayor's ability to lead the city government at this time. now, again, this comes as the mayor, who had for quite some time denied these rumors that some had seen him smoking a crack pipe and others said that was a distorsion, that was made up. this seen earlier where he was chasing reporters off his front yard, a media cabal going after him based on inwin -- innuendo, and he basically admitted them in a radio interview, and in interviews they have things called microphones and recorders that record said words spoken into said microphone, and now the mayor of the fourth largest city in north america, a city that draws enormous vacationer, traffic, tourist traffic, investment traffic, one of the most popular cities to invest because you get the extra bang for the buck, whether it's canadian bucks or ame

. >> most toronto city council members want mayor ford to take a leave of absence but they have no power to make him do so unless he is convicted of a crime or stops coming to work for a long prepare period of ti. >> i'm not aned addict of any sort. i'm not help. >> is there some way you can explain to us why you won't take a leave of be a sense. absence. he was not quite confident. >> you don't know if people are videoing this or doing that. i don't know what is out there right now. everything i am aware of is out there. >>> for more on toronto mayor rob ford i'm joined by toronto by kevin newman who is the anchor of kevin newman live with ctv. >> was that the worst of rob ford's display our is there more to the story that we don't know about? >> who knows. there are things that are going to come out in the police investigation. it's head shaking stuff. just when you thought you heard enough he said he i bought drugs when i was mayor of toronto. and the staff are concerned about drunk driving and he downs a mickey of hard licke liquor an and driving and he consorts with prostitutes. >>

. >> plus, today is toronto city consy -- the toronto city council will try to take away some power held by the embattled mayor rob ford. >> coming up the redskins have a chance to rebound from a pretty bad loss. they have a match-up coming >>> it is nine after 5:00 on this friday morning. you know yesterday we got up to 55 after getting down to 29. that was the coldest morning so far at reagan national. and a few degrees below average. see the record by the way were 83 and 20. so far we're about an inch over on rainfall for the year. and sunrise that was at 6:51. that's 4:54 on the sunset. watching some clouds out to the west move in this morning, these are high thin clouds. no moisture in the form of precip with this. obviously some high level moisture with the clouds going to dim the sunshine from time to time today. we start out kind of chilly and some 20s in the suburbs but increasing clouds this afternoon and seasonably mild. with highs from the upper 0s to about 60, 61 and the south wednesday running 5 -- wind running 5, maybe 10 miles an hour. back in just about five minutes with

the book is "drink the intimate >>> toronto mayor rob ford has embarrassed himself and his city with wild words and wilder actes by taking illegal drugs. ford mixed apology and defines as he stood for four hours before toronto city council for a public flogging. >> have you purchased illegal drugs in the past two years. >> yes, i have. >> he stood in my way an blocked my path in a threatening way and in a way that i have never experienced with my time on this council. >> you are too much, buddy. >> i would ask that he apologize. his brother fe defended him. >> a yes yes or no, have you sd marijuana. mayoit was the first meeting ofe city council since mayor ford admitted to smoking crack cocaine. this is a video of him in a drunk en rage. >> most toronto city council members want mayor ford to take a leave of absence but they have no power to make him do so unless he is convicted of a crime or stops coming to work for a long prepare period of ti. >> i'm not aned addict of any sort. i'm not help. >> is there some way you can explain to us why you won't take a leave of be a sense. absen

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it's amazing, toronto has a 400 pound andy dick running the city. messages and calls i have been getting from family members for my birthday. if you watch our show regularly, you are familiar with my aunt chippy, a loving person, but she can be a very loud person. even for me, it is some times hard to tell if she is being nice or yelling at me. she is always yelling at me whether being nice or not. when she calls and leaves me a v voice mail. i save it. i don't answer the fen phone to voice mails. i will play the first few second of a voice mail from aunt chippy, guess if it is a happy voice mail or angry voice mail. you begin? >> you never answer your freaking phone, especially for your aunt. >> jimmy: happy or angry? >> angry? >> i called to tell you you, i just watched you. you were wonderful. handsome. you should wear a tuxedo all the time. >> jimmy: all right. you see what i am sake. next one. >> jimmy it is your aunt -- >> jimmy: all right, what does that sound like to you? >> angry. >> jimmy: let's find out. >> you are up for the emmy, i am s

there's a big question about exactly what the rules in toronto will allow the city council to do. we know that just wednesday they voted to call on ford to take a leave of absence after all the controversy surrounding him. the question is what can they do. they're trying to push him out. they are angry, furious city council members talking to rob ford right now. we're keeping our eye on it on msnbc. explaining my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis to another new stylist. it was a total embarrassment. and not the kind of attention i wanted. so i had a serious talk with my dermatologist about my treatment options. this time, she prescribed humira-adalimumab. humira helps to clear the surface of my skin by actually working inside my body. in clinical trials, most adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis saw 75% skin clearance. and the majority of people were clear or almost clear in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events, such as infections, lymphoma, or other types of cancer have happe

he acted out again in the toronto city council. short time later, the city council took action stripping most of his powers and handing it over to the deputy mayor. that is the breaking news. this happened while his brother, doug, was in an argument with other city council members. he later apologized for knocking the woman over. there was that today. and the saturday night live routine over the weekend, the st. patrick's day bender allegations last week, and the of course, i was too drunk to remember the crack smoking moment". >> i did not use crack cocaine, nor am i an addict of crack cocaine. >> yes, i have smoked crack, but am i an addict? have you tried it? probably indrunken stupor, none of you guys have ever, ever had a drink and gotten behind the wheel, i know that. have i drank, done drugs, yes. i'll do a drug test. >> i have never said that in my life to her. there is nothing else to say, guys, i really effed up. and that is it. >> and given all that you may wonder why he is still in office. you may wonder why some still

it's amazing, toronto has a 400 pound andy dick running the city. messages and calls i have been getting from family members for my birthday. if you watch our show regularly, you are familiar with my aunt chippy, a loving person, but she can be a very loud person. even for me, it is some times hard to tell if she is being nice or yelling at me. she is always yelling at me whether being nice or not. when she calls and leaves me a v voice mail. i save it. i don't answer the fen phone to voice mails. i will play the first few second of a voice mail from aunt chippy, guess if it is a happy voice mail or angry voice mail. you begin? >> you never answer your freaking phone, especially for your aunt. >> jimmy: happy or angry? >> angry? >> i called to tell you you, i just watched you. you were wonderful. handsome. you should wear a tuxedo all the time. >> jimmy: all right. you see what i am sake. next one. >> jimmy it is your aunt -- >> jimmy: all right, what does that sound like to you? >> angry. >> jimmy: let's find out. >> you are up for the emmy, i am s

the city council take his power away. >>> and why there may soon be a baby boom in china. >> toronto city council voted overwhelmingly to strip their troubled mayor of some of his power. rob ford has admitted to using crack cocaine and public drunkenness. >> reporter: it has never happened before, toronto city councilors stripping its mayor of power, although they've never had a mayor of admitting to smoking crack cocaine and public drunkenness. >> obviously someone else steps out of line like i have, it's going to affect councilors and the mayor, i think for years to come. >> reporter: in fact, when it came to a vote just the mayor and his brother, a councilor, opposed the motion to limit his powers. with almost unheard of unity, the councilors told the mayor his apology for his behavior is simply not enough. he is now mayor in name global >> those powers have been withdrawn from the mayor's office. >> reporter: rob ford has always been colorful and controversial. he came to power promising to cut spending and taxes, and he has. but his behavior has cost him much of his authority, a

ford f'd up and smoke crack and toronto wants its city back. kudos for julie. >> and incorporating the news into it. appreciate it. >>> the president's pick to lead the federal reserve facing confirmation this morning and what janet yellen says could have a big impact on the economic recovery. christine romans is going to break it all down in "money time." ♪ it's an extremely simple tool. but also extremely powerful. it could be used to start a poem. or finish a symphony. it's been to classrooms, boardrooms, even to space. and we can't wait to see where you'll take it next. introducing the thinner, lighter, more powerful ipad air. wout of landfills each year? plastic waste to cover mt. rainier by using one less trash bag each month, we can. and glad forceflex bags stretch until they're full.* so you can take them out less often. avo: thesales event "sis back. drive" which means it's never been easier to get a new 2014 jetta. it gets an impressive 34 highway mpg and comes with no charge scheduled maintenance. and right now you can drive one ho

chaos as toronto's city council debates the future of mayor rob ford. as the mayor goes to confront the public gallery, he knocks over a counselor. in the end, the council voted overwhelmingly to strip ford of most of his duties of, cutting his budgets, and putting his deputy in charge of his staff. which effectively means rob ford is the mayor in name only. than a is nothing more coup d'État. and means that you are overruling a government. and some people said this is democracy. >> a feeling shared by his brother, a fellow counselor. the overthrow of a democratically have been elected mayor illegally. see in thirdyou world nations, not in canada. >> others say rob ford's behavior has simply been unforgettable -- unforgivable and is an embarrassment to canada's largest city. >> his involvement with crack- cocaine and cocaine, his admission that he drinks and drives, i do not believe that he is a proper representative for the city of toronto. >> rob ford still has the support of the canadian prime minister stephen harper who says he will continue to wor

after showing up to city council meeting in a toronto argonauts jersey he was told about it on twitter. he had a milk mustache. not a good day for mr. major north -- mayor north of the border. >>> the dow and s & p logging another day of record highs. yellen said she would continue the program. take it away, jeff. >> yeah, good morning to you, brian. apple getting a little bruised in the smartphone war here. samsung selling three times more than am in the third quarter here. samsung shipped over 80,000 units. not a great quarter for apple. let's move on here. i want to talk a little bit about the playstation 4. a lot of people very excited about it. there have been some issue paps promotion with taco bell, some people got early units. there have been technical issues with the units. sony saying we're closely monitoring reports of problems. we're looking at the story. we think it's an isolated incident, brian. everybody very interested ahead of the christmas season. sony saying, we think it's an isolated story. one or two units having problems. >> basically dead on arrival are some of t

council cameras of major cities like toronto, chicago, new york, l.a. but you know what? toronto has changed everything, and now still council meetings are a must-see. we have one coming in about an hour or so. and that's where the counselors are planning to do yet again another strip job. that is trying to take powers away from their mayor, who's got a whole lot of problems and a very big mouth. joining me now, one of those counselors, he's live outside of council chambers. counselor thank you for doing this live interview with us. i have to ask you. the mayor threatened yet again court action to stop you and your fellow colleagues from stripping him of his waning powers. can he? do you think he will? are a lot of these empty promises or anything else you'd like to report from this very strange evolving show? >> well, thank you very much for having me, ashleigh. i appreciate it. i take a bit of a different approach. while i know that the mayor has gone a little bonkers lately, and i know that his mouth should not be where it is, i also believe in democ

to the clerk's office, when official invitations come into the city of toronto -- >> that's the toronto city council meeting they're debating stripping more of stripping some more of mayor rob ford's powers away and giving them to the deputy mayor. this evening on "anderson cooper 360," bill we are's interview with the interesting ford brothers coming up. something intensely personal between united states senate candidate liz cheney and her sister mary has become very public. the issue of same-sex marriage came up during an interview liz gave to fox news. >> i don't believe we ought to the discriminate against people because of their orientation. if people want their partner to be able to have health benefits or be designated as a beneficiary on their life insurance, there's no reason we shouldn't do that. i don't support amending the constitution on this issue. i do believe it's an issue that's got to be left up to the states. i believe in the traditional definition of marriage. >> your sister mary who is married to a woman put out this post. she said for the record, i love my sister.

that was followed by this video of him in had a drunken >>. >> most toronto city council members want him to take a leave of absence. they have no power to make him do so unless he is convicted of a crime or stops coming to work for a long period of time. >> i am not an addict of any sort. so i am not quite sure why you are saying i need help. >> is there some way that you can explain to us why you don't want sense? >> there is no need for me to take a leave of absence. >> i am going committees. >> when asked if more could confident? >> you don't know if people are videoing this or that. there. new york. >> for more or mayor rob ford, joined by former good morning co-host kevin newman who is the anchor of kevin newman live. what a circus today. was that the words of rod ford on display or is there more to his story we don't know about? >> no. well, i mean who knows? i mean there are still things in the police investigation or whatever. when you think you have heard enough that he admits to smoking crack today, he says, actually, i have bought drugs whilists mayor of toronto. then they

applause) >> jon: toronto mayor and intrepid-- yesterday appeared before the mighty toronto city council. as crowds of his supportive constituents gathered outside. so that's where south park got that. (laughter) anyway, ford has some splaning to do. >> mr. mayor, do you still have zero tolerance for drugs, guns and gangs? >> absolutely. (laughter) >> jon: wait, did you see zero tolerance for drugs or jim morison like high tolerance for drugs. but then inevitably the $64,000 question or whatever crack costs in canada. >> have you purchased illegal drugs in the last two years? >> yes, i have. >> jon: the pause before mayor ford to answer that factually yes or no question was 8 seconds long. 8 seconds. we don't know what is he was thinking in the interval. but we think it might have been this. >> have you purchased illegal drugs in the last two years? >> yes, i have. >> jon: going through the headlines. (cheers and applause) >> jon: maybe in those eight seconds mayor ford was truly trying to remember the last time he bought crack or maybe he was doing the homer simpson thing, exhorting him

even though the toronto city council has asked him to step down it has no legal means to remove ford from office. according to canadian law the on ones with the power to arrest the mayor are the queen and wayne gretzky. but that's it. there it is, mayor ford is done embarrassing toronto in front of the camera. >> the also thing was olivia gondak says i want to eat her [bleep]. i never said in in her life to her. i would never do that i'm happily married. i've got more than enough to eat at home. thank you very much. >> stephen: wow s it valentine's day already? kind of makes you nostalgic to the crack now, doesn't it toronto. we've be right back. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, my guest tonight, the co-founder of the social news sight, he's got called red if. he has a new book and i haven't read it. please welcome alexis o handian. alexis, good to see you. thanks for coming on. we met a couple times before. >> yes. >> couldn't dress up. >> i see, i sput on a swaket. >> stephen: what is that. >> a sweater jacket. that is how i was told to dress. i'm wise, i listen my girlfriend.

in the toronto city mayor and his powers there, rob ford. he has admitted to drug abuses and some drunken rages that have all gotten the city talking up there. they're trying to see if he is in shape to continue being their mayor. he says he's not going to be going anywhere. just to point out, he's not been convicted of any crime, even after police were handed a videotape that depicted the mayor smoking crack. so we will wait to see how this goes. our alex wagner is going to take over with her show from washington, d.c. a wild one, alex. that's for sure. >> yeah, it's a great lead-in. rob ford and the city council. but we're going to be talking about defending and rebooting on capitol hill. it is wednesday, november 13th. this is "now." >>> the glitches continue. new headaches this morning for the white house as an official tells "the washington post" that healthcare.gov will likely not be fully functional by november 30th as promised by the administration. the white house pushed back on the report saying the challenges we are addressing tod

joining me now is don peat, city hall bureau chief for "the toronto sun." he's been covering the mayor since he took office. don, it's good to have you here. obviously that reporter's reaction was fresh, right in the moment. certainly tried to play it off to the best of her ability. later on in the day, though, we have the mayor coming back out of his office to apologize. i want to show that to everybody. take a look. >> i want to apologize for my graphic remarks this morning. these allegations are 100% lies. >> i might have had some drinks and driven, which is absolutely wrong. >> so we know that he's admitted to drinking and driving. during one of the pressers his wife put it best when she said my husband has already said enough. don, over your years of covering this mayor, i mean because he was on the city council prior to becoming the mayor, what was his behavior like and how is this going over with the people who elected him into office? because the behavior, it's a personal influence that's rubbing off on his professional decision-making. >> right. we

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. >> the toronto city council strips away some of the powers of their embattled mayor. despite admissions of drug use, to ford resists all calls resign. ♪ >> welcome to our viewers on public television and in america, and around the globe. one week after typhoon haiyan struck the philippines, eight workers or stroll -- are still struggling to reach those affected. despite many countries coming together to help, efforts are hindered by a desperate shortage of vehicles. the official death toll is over 3.5 -- 3500 but the final figure may be much higher. jeremy cook has been to one school in tacloban were survivors are trying to survive in the aftermath. >> the water is warm, and the children are playing in peace. meters away is the reality. their homes are destroyed by the raging storm and giant waves that struck here a week ago. their young lives were changed forever. she was badly injured as she swam for her life. the gas in her head is infected and she lies in the filth of a ruined hospital as her parents wait for someone, anyone, to help. andis badly hurt, he says,

today toronto city council will take away some of mayor ford's powers. this after the mayor apologized for a rude remark made on live television while denying he made sexual advances on a female staffer. he they also accused the mayor of bringing an escort to his offices and asking staffers to buy him alcohol. >> i would never do that. i'm happily married. >> toronto city council has asked mayor ford to take a leave of absence but he has refused to do it. he has landed a new reality show which he plans to start shooting with his brother on monday. i >>> the u.s. coast guard is asking voters to keep a close eye out for any suspicious activity in the waters off the northern california coast. there are a growing number of drug smugglers from mexico who are heading north closer and closer to the bay area. in late september you might remember a boat from mexico carrying 80 pounds of pot capsized near santa cruz. and just this week another boat from mexico believed to be used for drug smuggling was found adrift in the caramel bay. >>> the search continues for