wear expecting a news conference this hour from the canadian prime minister in winnipeg which is his 1st campaign appearance since the scandal broke and we'll bring that news conference to you live when it begins in the meantime let's speak to daniel lock our correspondent in toronto daniel this controversy couldn't have come out of west time for justin trudeau his just thought is the reaction campaign how has he handled the crisis and what have been the reactions. of folly as you're absolutely right hard to imagine a worse timing for this justin trudeau was deadlocked in the polls with his conservative rival basically the campaign was rather lackluster it was about the personalities of the leaders and the liberals themselves were making that way calling into question some of the characters of the conservative campaign some of the candidates finding old social media posts that might be seen as right wing or racist and this is what's happened now to justin trudeau very obvious video that he had to own up to of himself wearing racist makeup not once not twice but on 3 different occasio

as promised we're taking you live to canada winnipeg where the prime minister of canada justin trudeau is making an appearance and speaking since the scandal over the pictures of him in black face appeared let's take a listen to what he has a sense intolerance and discrimination because of their identity this is something that i deeply deeply regret. darkening your face. regardless of the context of the circumstances is always unacceptable because of the racist history of blackface i should have understood that then. and i never should have done it. if you ever. direct them ok thank you for fast. to israel a cause that he don't. care. what we don't have translation now he's speaking in french canadian prime minister justin trudeau apologizing again over the controversy of the pictures that show him in blackface a new video emerged earlier this day off trudeau wearing a black face a day after he admitted that such behavior was racist his again said. that this is a racist. and not acceptable he says he's apologized again after photos of 2 similar episodes one when he was a teacher and an

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hours later, the prime minister addressed the scandal again,n winnipeg, manitoba. >> it was somethingt minimizes and takes advantage of a reality that i have not had to live with, of being discriminated against, of being rginalized, judged for the color of my skin.ha >> bra all of this comes just five weeks before a general election, with the prime minister and his ruling liberal party facing aough fight to hold their parliamentary majority. his main rival, and leader ofsi the opon conservatives, ripped into trudeau last night. >> what canadians saw this evening is someone with ak complete l judgment and integrity, and someone who's not , t to govern this country. >> brangham: todgmeet singh-- son of sikh immigrants from ind and leader of the new democrats-- called the images of trudeau "troubling." >> how do you-- how you lhek someone inye that's, that's mocked the lived reality that i've lived? but more importantly, that so many canadians have lived. >> brangham: ithe past, trudeau has often cast himself as a champion of multiculturasm, welcomingra syrian refugees arriving into cana

also in winnipeg today, trudeau said he would not rule out the existence of additional photos, given fact that he did not remember these instances. joining me now to talk about the fallout is elamin abdelmmoud. he is an editor at buzzfeed, and the cohost of "party lines," a podcast about canadian politics. amin, welcome to the newshour. this obviously comes at a, frankly, terrible time for the prime minister, right as this election campaign is gearing up. what is your sense of thell fallout fromf this? >> right, so we are fortuhtte in pais country to have a much shorter cn period, while the u.s. is still somehow ereliving th 2016 campaign, we have a 40-day campaign period. orst times about the for the prime minister to have this come out because we'rec about eight days into it and it will wrap up october 21. so, as you can imagine, we have a saying that's constant that mpaigns matter and the reason they do is, when an event like this happens, can totally, completely shift the course of the campaign. for the past few days, the liberals, trudeau's party, has been harming this mesosage

trudeau's out on the campaign trail in winnipeg, where he spoke about what has happened. let's listen to what he had to say. prime min. trudeau: i want to begin by saying a few words directly to racialized canadians who face discrimination every single day in their lives can even in a country like canada. what i did hurt them, hurt people who shouldn't have to face intolerance and discrimination because of their identity. this is something that i deeply, deeply regret. darkening your face, regardless of the context or circumstances, is always unacceptable because of the racist history of blackface. i should've understood that then, and i never should have done it. brent: that was the canadian prime minister there, justin trudeau, speaking today. here in europe, austria's parliament has rejected a trade deal agreed to by the european union with south america4n countries. it took 20 years for the -- to negotiate this deal, and a good now awful apart. reporter: austria is the latest country to cast doubt on a deal that has been 20 years in the making. for the past several mo

unfortunate for southern canada you can be seeing some wet conditions as well as temperatures for winnipeg at 13 and calgary at about 9 degrees there where you cross central america it is going to be the rain over the next few days and that is actually going to be increasing as we go towards tuesday really not looking too bad as we are here looking at a forecast map here on monday but by the time we do get to tuesday we're going to see more rain across mexico as well as central america guatemala mexico city managua all seeing very heavy showers as we end the day on tuesday there and then down towards south america since you aren't temperatures were quite warm they are beginning to come down as we go towards tuesday we're going to start here on monday at $39.00 degrees well above average but by the time we get towards tuesday that is coming down to about 30 but a beautiful and warm day over here towards rio at 30 degrees as well and $41.00 is out as it is going to be rainy and a little cooler with attempt a few 15 degrees. rewind returns with a new series and brand new updates on the best o

amanda: justin trudeau will hold a news conference in the next hour in winnipeg to address this controversyr managing editor for canada, david scanlan, in here. you have been following these things for a long time. give us some context on how important, explosive, and relevant this is in the context of the bigger campaign? david: this is huge, amanda. you cannot really overstate this. this is a game changer and historic, a very, very big deal on so many levels. a one-off many years ago, people with ao, we all the things when a were young, but we have pattern here. this is the third one that has surfaced today. the same time is a prime minister who is whole brand and persona is based around inclusion, diversity, gender equality, and he has a pattern clearly of wearing dark makeup. it doesn't fit with that narrative at all. mean: david, what does it for the elections, only five weeks away ca -- away? david: it is huge. we know the tories and liberals were net connect. the liberals got ahead in most projections. if you asked anyone yesterday, they would say the liberals might squeak this out.

the middle of an already tense canadian election campaign trudeau was out on the campaign trail in winnipeg where he spoke about what has happened let's take a listen to what he had to say just a short while i want to begin by saying a few words directly to racialize canadians who face discrimination every single day in their lives even in a country like canada. what i did. hurt down hurt people who shouldn't have to face intolerance and discrimination because of their identity this is something that i deeply deeply regret darkening your face. regardless of the context of the circumstances is always an acceptable because of the racist history of black face and should have understood that then. and i never should have done. that was the canadian prime minister there just introduced because you're a leader today here in europe austria's parliament has voted to reject a trade deal agreed to by the european union with 4 south american countries vienna could now veto the agreement between the e.u. and the murkiest or bloc it took 20 years to negotiate this deal and it could now all fall apart. a

he addressed the controversy during the live event in winnipeg. >>live with the kind of discrimination. far too many people do because of the color of their skin or their history or their origins or their language or their religion. case of a regular basis and. the layers of privilege that i have and for that i am deeply sorry. >>trudeau's liberal party reelection campaign is trying to deal with all the fallout, his conservative rivals though have lambasted him for the incident. canadians head to the polls in just one month. a major victory for the trump administration in court. a federal judge has halted a california law and forcing the president to release his tax returns. the trump campaign has sued over the law requiring candidates to release their tax returns to appear on the march 2020 primary ballot. governor newsom signed into law in july lawyers for trump and republicans argue that it violates the constitution by adding an additional requirement to run for president. they also say a federal law requiring presidents to disclose financial i

he addressed the controversy during a live event in winnipeg today. live with the kind of discrimination. far too many people do because of the color of their skin. >>or their history or their origins or their language or their religion. case of a regular basis and. the layers of privilege that i have and for that i am deeply sorry. >>trudeau's liberal party reelection campaign is trying to deal with the fallout his conservative rivals have criticized him for the incidents. canadians head to the polls in just about a month. >>now let's go outside and show you a beautiful thursday. afternoon ish unfortunately that's a traffic shot, so sorry if you're see it sitting in traffic but the blue sky gorgeous. >>sitting in traffic watching on your phone our newscast. they're watching we want you to watch. please don't do it in car you drive that could be a passenger very that's right can join nato and we've got some great weather out there we saw the turn of course for the showers yesterday. but now we're done with that we're get back to summer again so yeah o

unfortunate for so the canada you can be seeing some wet conditions as well as temperatures for winnipeg at 13 in calgary at about 9 degrees there where you cross central america it is going to be the rain over the next few days and that is actually going to be increasing as we go towards tuesday really not looking too bad as we are looking at a forecast map here on monday but by the time we do get to tuesday we're going to see more rain across mexico as well as central america guatemala mexico city managua all seeing very heavy showers as we end the day on tuesday there and then down towards south america since you aren't temperatures were quite warm they are beginning to come down as we go towards tuesday we're going to start here on monday at $39.00 degrees well above average but by the time we get towards tuesday that is coming down to about 30 but a beautiful and warm day over here towards rio at 30 degrees as well unfortunate one is out as it is going to be rainy and a little cooler with attempt a few 15 degrees. rewind returns with a new series and brand new updates on the past ab

to seizing off the rock is there and pushing further east with so some very wet weather there for winnipeg 7 degrees celsius but the clouds and the right and it's the right is going to make us well little further race which is 18 celsius in toronto temps just pick up here southerly winds to 26 degrees as we go through tuesday as that rain sinks its way and you can see it really peps up across the plains right down to the southwestern corner so we could see some localized flooding from time to time east coast warm and dry 29 celsius then for d.c. 25 in new york a behind that will not see but over towards the west temperatures around 18 for san francisco a 23 there for l.a. competitive carabine quite a rash of showers that state most places will see some wet weather from time to time in between the sunshine some heavy downpours there particularly across cuba see some very heavy rain recently to southern and western parts of mexico central america does stay very disturbed as we go on through the coming days showers will continue across the great around today's cold war the last sunshine comin

cold air in place now when i say cold look at these how much as minus one in calgary 6 degrees in winnipeg in both cases these how much is all 15 degrees below the average for this time of year so not surprising with the moisture that's in place it is of course turning to snow there are warnings in place as you might expect all the way across these northern states really stretching washington on towards the areas of montana becoming very widespread through sunday plenty of travel disruption is expected and as i say there really is a sign here that winter has arrived very early indeed. sponsored by i can't tolerate this. as quickly prepares to exit the people in power investigates disturbing allegations about the tactics used by the winning campaign we know that zulu was broke and we know that campaigns over spent we know that russia tried to build a relationship with one of the key campaigns who paid for breaks it people in power on al-jazeera. until now the coverage of latin america and most of the world was about covering khuda todd's tragedies was quakes and that was it but not how peop

coming with this snow and look at these temperatures minus one in calgary we've got 9 degrees in winnipeg and in fact it gets even colder in when you paid for that cold air pushing cross into monotone as we head through sunday these temperatures are about 15 to 18 degrees below the average for this time of year so we've got a lot of moisture coming into the pacific northwest in the united states this cold air coming down from canada and it is turning all of this to snow some very heavy amounts of snow so in actual fact the national weather service the u.s. is saying they could be saying as much as $300.00 millimeters of snow to parts of montana but it really is very widespread you can see what's happening on sunday it comes from the south it pushes further towards the east and then what happens after that is that warm air in the south begins to push up to the north again so a lot of that snow turning to rain and to much is beginning to rebound but not in calgary one celsius is the best it gets over the next few days adrian. yeah thanks jenny but let's catch up with the world athletics cha

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he just spoke at a campaign event in winnipeg after three separate instances of him watering black faceith us now. susan? >> shep, i've interviewed justin trudeau twice. the first time was at the u.s. chamber of commerce in washington d.c. and then after winning election in canada. last year as well at the economic club of new york. in my discussions with him, i found him to be very serious especially when it comes to economic issues and he was very serious when it comes to gender equality and racial diversity as well. we know when he was elected his cabinet was historically the most diverse given that 50/50 to men and sikh indian members as well and he chose me as a minority female to host these events when there's more distinguished individuals he could have chosen speaks to the direction and his belief in the equality. but it comes at an inopportune time for justice department when we have an election october 21. unlike u.s. elections, you have a short time to campaign. 40 days. of course, his opposition is taking advantage of this. his opponent neck and neck and questioning his auth

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>> larry cushman, "winnipeg free press." mr. you realized in 2001 is was wrong to put on brownface but now you do realize it is wrong and i'm wondering when it dawned on you that it is wrong? >> i think it's difficult to become a politician where you spend as much time as you do working hard to represent people, working hard to get to know a community like the community i have the honor of representing, papano, extraordinary diversity and challenges, and, yes, extraordinary intolerance even in a city like montreal, in a country like canada, that people live with every day, and as i've learned to not just represent people but to fight for them and to try and build a better community and a better society, i've learned every day that it is unacceptable to, to engage in this court of behavior. okay. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> as you know, justin trudeau taking a moment to speak to obviously constituents who are french speaking. as he's doing that, bring you in. curious to your reaction what we're hearing from him and in thi

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