Toronto Mayor Admits Smoking Crack
GORANI: Welcome back, everyone. A bit of breaking news, you'll remember the Toronto mayor, Rob Ford, who repeatedly denied having smoked crack cocaine. Well, today, he has come out and admitted that he did indeed, at one point, smoke crack cocaine. This happened at a press -- press remarks that were aired on Canadian television. Police said a few days ago that they had video of Rob Ford that appeared to show that he was smoking out of a pipe. At the time, he didn't admit to having smoked crack. He said he wanted that video released. This was a few days ago. He said that on a radio show. Well, today, he has come out and admitted, the Toronto mayor, Rob Ford, admitting to having smoked crack-cocaine. We haven't seen the video. It's in the possession of the police, unclear what impact this will have on his political career. President Obama and Vice President Biden are meeting with business leaders at the White House to talk about immigration reform. The president has been pushing to put immigration back on the agenda. A Senate bill passed earlier this year that had little hope of passing the Republican-controlled House, it creates a path to citizenship for nearly 12 million undocumented immigrants in the U.S., something most Republicans oppose.