far the mayor is refusing to go to any sort of treatment facility. robyn, how do people in toronto and canada feel about the way rob ford has been por trade, how the media has cove d ed him here in the united states? do they feel like it it s been overplayed? are they embarrassed at all. it s really split, and that s an area i explore in the book is this declining trust in media and increasing polarization in terms of the public politically. and it s been really interesting with this book. you can see some people who find sympathy in the mayor that maybe weren t expecting to see that. they thought it would be this kind of takedown and it s not. it s a full picture of how we got to this point. but he s a very polarizing figure, and the things that you read about him are how you take it will often depend on your politics. politics is an interesting thing. robyn, doolittle, thank you so
investigations, cameras are everywhere. so you ll have the stores themselves will have cameras inside. and then the mall will have cameras at the entry points, in the common walkway areas, in the center of l mat and then also in the parking lot. there will be outdoor cameras focussed probably on the entire parking lot. so they should have the ability to have a pretty good look at it. it may be difficult from those cameras to determine if the person was wearing winter clothing or had the face cove d covered, it may not be easy to pick that person out. but that s the effort that they ll be making now is to try to identify the single shooter or more than one person involved and retrace their steps back to where they arrived at the mall in the first place. all right. thank you so much, tom. i know you re not going to go far. momentarily, though, we re going