I Am Not A Crack Addict Toronto Mayor Rob Ford has apologised for "a lot of stupid things" but has refused again to resign on his weekly radio show. Three days after Toronto police said they had obtained a copy of a video which appeared to show the mayor smoking crack cocaine, Mr Ford insisted he had not seen the tape. He said: "I'm going to weather this storm. Whatever this video shows, Toronto residents deserve to see it and people need to judge for themselves what they see on this video. I sincerely apologise, there's absolutely no excuse, no one to blame by myself. I am going to fight like no one has seen before to win the next election. He later told Toronto radio station AM640: "I am not a crack addict. I'm not an addict of any type of drug - even alcohol. The video was recovered from a computer hard drive during an investigation of an associate of the mayor. Police have said they do not have grounds to charge the mayor with any crime. Four major Toronto newspapers have called on Mr Ford to resign. Municipal law makes no provision for forced removal from office unless someone is convicted and jailed for a criminal offence. Mr Ford has been caught up in a series of embarrassing incidents in the last few years. He added: "I'm not saying here I'm not going to drink again. That's not realistic. Just slow down on the eating and drinking and everything.