mark: so brookfield, is one of part of the 3,600,000,000,000 to the 70 trillion levels really got him to predict summer asset managers it was a large alternative asset manager. so what we doing is that we have are we map our footprint with developing decarbonization plans across all our assets we have a specific strategy which i'm very much participating in which is to help accelerate the transition for companies, on the strategy but we are also suggesting overall footprint as i say, building assessment to be clear, brookfield, one of the biggest power generators in the world. over 20 gigawatts of power over four continents. and also in production and that's london and paris or chicago new york in terms of scale generation, huge amount. and here's the key thing that i will say about brookfield is that when we own pipeline infrastructure for example, so the judgment is about what is a terminal value of the pipelines. so hello mr. likely to be natural gas through these pipelines pretty other option valleys for that asset to be converted to hydrogen for some sort of hydrogen plan is so i

to be clear about brookfield is one of the biggest renewable power generation in the world.s over 20 gigawatts of power on four conus, note 23 gigawatts in production. that's london and paris or chicago and new york in terms of scale of the generation. it's a huge amount. and then here's the key thing and so also about brookfield but generally, when we own pipeline infrastructure, for example, so the judgment is about what's the terminal value of those pipelines? so how long is like to be natural gas going through these pipelines? is there auction value for the acid to be converted to hydrogen or some sort of hydrogen blimp which extends its life? that is a fundamental part of the value judgment. i would say last thing that sort of thinking hasn't been the mainstream in the capital market but it is moving from per free to mainstream quite quickly, which is going to enhance the value of certain infrastructure assets because they have option value or because they're going to be longer lives, because it's in jurisdictions where either it's the lowest carbon solution for a perio

we have to make judgments, brookfield does. others will make different judgments about what works where. we could be wrong with some of them, the transition could happen sooner, but we're, you know, we're grown up and, you know, we've got more right than wrong and we'll deal with it accordingly. >> and so, you're speaking to us today from ottawa as we mentioned earlier. canada has moved to put a price on carbon. the u.s. of course hasn't. it doesn't seem to be imminent. isn't that going to create some issues and going to be difficult for canadians to feel like, oh, this is great, we're doing our part and the u.s. is getting a free ride and it's going to be carbon leakage? >> the issue of carbon leakage is a growing one and as your question suggests, david, in politics, you know, the judgment is, you know -- and it can be, it's often expressed in terms, it could be canada and the u.s., it could be canada, u.s. and china in terms of the emissions. i think that, maybe i'll answer it in terms of how we think that, you know, the tra

i noted on twitter i've got some people you've heard from yourself that suggest a company like brookfieldere you're involved in doing a lot of investing so what is the role of the big institutional investor you're suggesting not investing in fossil is a mistake because it doesn't give them the resources to make the transition. >> it's entirely situation specific. as a part of the 70 trolling and we bring 600 billion to the 70 trillion because we are members of the alliance, the large alternative asset manager. so, what we are doing is we have mapped our carbon footprint and we are developing and have the strategies which i'm very much participating in which is to help accelerate for companies of specific fund strategies but we are also addressing the overall 600 billion of assets but to be clear about brookfield it's one of the biggest renewable power generators in the world that's over 20 gigawatts of power and another 23 gigawatts in production. that's in london and paris and chicago and new york in the scale of the generation it is a huge amount and then here is the key thing when we o

>> so brookfield is one of those as part of the 70 trillion we got into the 70 trillion level.e are developing the carbonization plans and have a specific strategy to very much participate to help accelerate the transition for companies that we are addressing the overall footprint of the 600 billion of assets. but also the biggest renewable power generators in the world is over 40 gigawatts of power and another in production and london and paris y or chicago or new york in terms of the scale of generation is a huge amount. and here is the key thing. pipelinen infrastructure for example the judgment is what isow the terminal value? how long will there be natural gas going toip these pipelines is there anon option value to be converted to hydrogen or a hydrogen blend and then the value judgment. so that the market has been in the mainstream quite quickly which will enhance the value of certain infrastructure assets. but because there are longer lives and in jurisdictions either it's a lowest carbon solution for a period of time or it can be extended for other reasons, but that's

diamond, brookfield, startwood. this guy has a formula to make it work, at least for a while.now owns 268 properties in 35 states. romaine: explain to us what is making it work? how was he making money or making this a viable business in a way that those other companies couldn't? >> the basic thing he does is he buys cheap. buy low. and fill them up with tenants who can play low - pay low rents and not spend a lot on capital improvements. so, the piercing palaces, piercing pagodas, the lids, the pretzels, all the guys you see at the malls, they will be there. there is enough traffic to keep them going and people do not have to, they do not necessarily have to spend a lot. romaine: is that all there is, piercing pagoda and pretzels? what drives it? i'm just a snobby east coast elite. i don't really understand, does that draw people to the mall, piercing pagoda? >> it takes a lot less to pay off a mall when you pay $10 a square foot than when you pay hundreds and expects thousands of dollars of revenue per square foot per year. these guys can make it work on a few hundred dollar

. >> oakland, brookfield, to be specific, my neighborhood. a lot of my family been staying up to 5:00 a.m. to watch these games. you know, i have been through a lot of things for my community and for my family. so to be able to add this to the list is an honor. >> my six-year-old baby girl, she's accustomed to the travel. but leaving my ten-year-old was nearly impossible. i brought two diapers with me just to smell the diapers and have some just being able to smell something that she wears. i mean, it's -- they're clean diapers. >> yeah, so they are clean diapers. by the way, to draymond's three kids and his wife in the bay area, your dad, your husband is coming home. team usa baseball on their way home as we speak. as we wrap it up, yes, we are talking the weather. take a look. my commute to work this day. this is my second to last day here, so i'm not going to be commuting much longer in tokyo. this is my nbc van heading over the rainbow bridge. it is gray. it's been raining all night and it's been raining all day. you can hardly see the to

at the brookfield zoo, outside chicago, wallabies were brought from new zealand years ago for their own specialists paul everhart and maggie chardell. >> they were actually planning on doing a cull, which is actually reducing the population. so we brought them over, and they're part of our collection here. >> diaz: then last month, this baby wallaby, named whitney, faced her own survival threat. her mother had a potentially life-threatening infection. >> the decision was made to have us hand-rear whitney, out of an abundance of caution. >> diaz: that means getting creative. >> we really wanted to be able to carry this pouch around with us all day long to mimic all the movements that the mom would be doing. >> diaz: do you have any kids, kids, human kids? >> no, i do not, but i consider all the animals here part of my have family. so it was kind of, like, carrying around a little baby of my own. >> diaz: and you're carrying her around, and i'm carrying this one around. i have to say i can relate! ( laughs ) she looks like a very good eater. >> oh, she's excellent. she finishes most bottl

intake here in the men's full by 100 meter madly relay as his team set a new wild record. dressel brookfield reco because he wanted the mens of 50 meter freestyle. there's so much pressure in one moment. your whole life boils down to a moment that could take 2040 seconds. how crazy is like and for. and it happens every 4 years. i wouldn't tell him i ever tell myself there's during the meat, but after looking back, i mean it's terrifying. it's really fun if you can, if you look at it at a different perspective. so yeah, there's a lot of boils down to a very precise moment in time in the universe and i just happens video and things m o makia and is now australia's most successful olympian with 11 metals. she set to the bit records that one in the 50 meta freestar on another in the 4 by 100 meter medalie relay to make it full gold's intake with 3 from the 2. she's just the 2nd woman to win 7 medals of any color out a single games. it was a special moment, not only it says and to show the flavor of his father too. after the american one gold in the men's gulf, he beat back his rory sabatini. by

i company like brookfield were you involved in a lot of investing.'s also investing and possible infrastructure. what is the role of the big institutional investor? you are suggesting not investing is a mistake because it does not get them the resources to make the transition. >> made his entire situation specific. that's part of the 70 trillion you bring 600 billion to get to the 70 trillion level. large alternative asset manager. what we are doing as we map our carbon footprint. we have decarbonization we have a specific strategy which i very much participate in which is to help accelerate the transition for companies specific transition strategy. also addressing the overall footprint of the 600 billion of assets. it's one of the biggest renewable power generators in the world. it's 20 gigawatts in chicago and new york in terms of scale of generation it's a huge amount. so the judgment what is the value of the pipelines go through these pipelines which is extends its life the eye would save the last thing had not been mainstreamed in the capitol ma

reporting today that between october and april, did you weigh purchased up to $300,000 in bonds from brookfieldloom. louis dejoy's boss, committed to keeping in that job. while they shuffle millions of dollars that firm. a spokesperson said today that all of the payments made where his boss is managing partner, adhered to ethics visa regulations, because the postal service doesn't do business with every. okay. the postal service doesn't do business with a firm. but louis dejoy certainly does and so this is boss. so maybe that's a problem? he still there. but perhaps we can add is to the long list of things that mr. louis dejoy may have to answer for the next time he finds himself in front of congress. maybe? maybe? ♪ ♪ ♪ [truck horn blares] (vo) the subaru forester. dog tested. dog approved. of course you've seen underwear that fits like this... but never for bladder leaks. always discreet boutique black. i feel protected all day, in a fit so discreet, you'd never know they're for bladder leaks. always discreet boutique. and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationw