point of view i'm not surprised at all for the pressure of us on canada in fact it's not just canada even the u.k. australia and new c. than they always say if pressure these countries are no longer acting like an independent countries with independent foreign policies from the actions of prince trudeau canada is clearly much more inclined towards the pressure. from the united states i'm not surprised that they're that the united states is putting pressure on canada. regards to its relations with china and someone decided that it was not in canada's interest and that is the more unusual part is how that the military if these reports are correct managed to supersede the prime minister that is perhaps the more interesting question to ask and of course i don't have any answers for that who does but this is it looks like a case of insubordination canada's long term success will rely more on china than it will perhaps on the united states again the big brother today don't forget you can check out plenty more stories though if you had to our website go to r.t. dot com hey folks that step o

canada approved at. first the u.k., then canada, and soon the u.s. will follow.distribution of the vaccine in canada priced into the canadian markets now? earl: i would say it is fully priced in. that is why i brought up the awareness of the downside and a possible double-dip recession. it has to be discounted. i look at it from a market expectation. it is fully priced, but you have to stay a baselevel long on risk assets because of all the stimulus coming down the pipeline and the amount of money on the sidelines from the stimulus this year. -- butre is a lobby there is something priced in. we would call it caution we optimistic. -- cautiously optimistic. we have a lot of dry powder. vonnie: earl, thank you for joining. earl davis, head of fixed income and money markets at bmo. we will be taking a look at the gig economy as doordash surges debut.trading airbnb to follow. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. i am vonnie quinn and york alongside amanda lang in toronto. doordash shares pumping in their trading debut, after having already raised $

canada.e will tell you the result of our investigation into this after the break. ♪ - hi, this is michael youssef. in these troubled times, we sing about at christmas time? ah, but you can have peace. when you come to jesus, the prince of peace, you will find true peace and joy. will you come to him? - [announcer] find out more today. visit us online at findingtruepeace.com. that's findingtruepeace.com. we have to find somethingust else. good luck!ut it. what does that mean? we are doomed. [ laughter ] that's it... i figured it out! we're going to give togetherness. that sounds dumb. we're going to take all those family moments and package them. hmm. [ laughing ] that works. ♪ >> tucker: well, here's a story that is hard to believe israel. canada's prime minister justin trudeau invited china's people's liberation army to send its troops to canada for special cold-weather training at a base in ontario. that training was canceled after china kidnapped two of canada's citizens and tell them for

canada.e will tell you the result of our investigation into this after the break.rd ♪ ♪ >> tucker: well, here's a story that is hard to believe is real. canada's prime minister justin trudeau invited china's people's liberation army to send its troops to canada for special cold-weather training at a base in ontario. that training was canceled after china kidnapped two of canada's citizens and tell them for years. a top aide to the prime minister then complained about the cancellation to the department of defense in canada, "canada does not want to be the partner that is reducing normal bilateral interactions." in other words, it is immoral for us not to train chinese soldiers, probably to kill us at some point. that's not the first time justin trudeau has sided with the communist government of china. a few years back, he marveled at how the central committee managed to keep the trains running on time. watch. >> admiration actually have for china because there basically dictatorship is allowin

and canada. and then we break down the chaos and confusion surrounding the pandemic lockdown regulations and how confusing they can be. stay tuned to watch from the hawks. we are segregated only by social class. people also in poverty by 1st. if you're born into a poor family ocular born into a minority family, if you're born into a family that only has a single parent that really constrains your life, chances people die on average 15 years younger than you born into generational poverty. it's a tough fight. every day to meet your needs and the needs of your family is you'll be via reflection of reality. in a world transformed what will make you feel safe from isolation and little community. are you going the right way or are you being led? so direct. what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend to join us in the depths. or i'm a bit loose shallowness. just sloppy and closed bank. you had my pappy anyways. but it will fuck it would if he does much good enough. to give

looks at for fast track approval canada is set to become the 1st country to clear my dharnas covered 1000 vaccine the boston based biotech has a deal with canada for 20000000 doses of its vaccine with the option to procure i didn't dish will 36000000 the u.s. is also on the list with 500000000 doses secured and the u.k. and european union have agreements with but they're not as well. while hopes for the release of an effective vaccine are high many continue to be concerned about the possible ramifications from a relatively new inoculation but according to but paranoia based on what they've seen so far there is little to be worried about in terms of significant safety concerns serious threats we've not seen any such concerns to date of course we continue to monitor and we'll continue to monitor all the safety is a top of mind like with the other shots one major question remains with more down as covert 90 vaccine and that is how long will it be effective none of the coronavirus vaccines have been around for very long and a positive vaccine response doesn't mean it will be long lasting

and canada. and then we break down the chaos and confusion surrounding the pandemic lockdown regulations and how confusing they can be. stay tuned to watch from the hawks. thank you. i suspect most people believe if you're born into a poor family, if you're born into and minority family, if you're born into a family that only has a single parent that really constrains your life chances. on average 15 years old. if you're born into generational poverty, it's a tough fight every day to meet your needs and the needs of your family. financialization has its limits, the accounting tricks of stock buybacks and money printing have their limits. and in saudi arabia, we see a brilliant example of what happens when a country decides to go into financialization. instead of let's say, diversifying into actual productive economic activity. is your media a reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safe from the isolation community? are you going the right way or are you being led to

and canada. and then we break down the chaos and confusion surrounding the pandemic lockdown regulations and how confusing they can be. stay tuned to watch from the hawks. the world is driven by shaped thinks we dare to ask bank you make them, but it will get bored if you focus a little me because it isn't going to do the job as a one or your part of our number. the u.s. is facing a possible surge of coronavirus cases. after a few busy weeks, days of travel surrounding thanksgiving, many experts are worried that infection numbers may finish short rise, as was the case in canada just a few weeks ago. after that country celebrated the same holiday, artie's alex hellish as the story has thousands of americans took to the sky this thanksgiving travel season was like no other. it's still a little scary, but you know, we've tried it sanitize a lot like use hand sanitizer as much as a plan and we just keep our masks on pretty much the whole time. even with the 2nd wave of the corona virus in full swing,

and canada but there is a light at the end of the tunnel. vaccines are being fast tracked to combat the virus and one of the front runners from pharmaceutical giant what derren inc has joined the list asking for emergency approval in the u.s. and other countries the vaccine is expected to be highly effective at preventing symptomatic disease and very effective at preventing severe outcomes from the disease in fact moderna claims their product is over 94 percent effective the other vaccine in the running for fast track approval comes from pfizer and its german partner beyond tech while pfizer's vaccine will be the 1st the u.s. looks out for fast track approval canada is set to become the 1st country to clear my dharnas covered $1000.00 vaccine the boston based biotech has a deal with canada for 20000000 doses of its vaccine with the option to procure i didn't dish will 36000000 the u.s. is also on the list with 500000000 doses secured and the u.k. and european union have agreements with but they're not as well. while hopes for the release of

in fact it's not just canada even the u.k. australia a new scene than they always say of pressure these countries are no longer acting like an independent countries with independent foreign policies from the actions of prince trudeau canada is clearly much more inclined towards the pressure. from the united states. the pandemic may have left millions of people out of work but the world's richest seem to just keep getting richer the net worth of u.s. billionaires a soared by a trillion dollars since march according to a new report. as tens of millions of americans suffer from the health and economic ridges of these pandemic a few 100 billionaires add to their massive fortunes their pandemic profits are so immense that america's billionaires could pay for a major corporate relieve bill and still not lose a dime of their provider is reaches the updraft of wealth to the billionaire class is disturbing at a time when millions face eviction destitution and loss billionaires are extracting wealth at a time when essential workers push

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and canada. and then we break down the chaos and confusion surrounding the pandemic lockdown regulations and how confusing they can be. stay tuned to watch from the hawks is you'll media a reflection of reality in a world transformed what will make you feel safe? isolation, community? are you going the right way or are you being that direct? what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted. you need to descend to join us in the depths. or in maine in the shallowness if you're born into a poor family, your born into a minority family. if you're born into a family, as a single parent that really constrains your life chances. by every day you meet your needs and the needs of your family. always start answering questions. you're more likely to walk free if you're rich or if you're poor. you got one now. so you should be seen in here and a whole lot more than you're saying if you don't take it easy, going to dig yourself a hole. fill out a lot. thank you for was destroyed. that's it. debt slavery.

and canada. and then we break down the chaos and confusion surrounding the pandemic lockdown regulations and how confusing they can be. stay tuned to watch from the hawks join me on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics. i'm showbusiness. i'll see you then. all i saw on t.v. 1st. if you're born into a poor family, if you're born in minority family, if you're born into a family that only has a single parent that really constrains your life, chances people die on average, 15 years old. if you're born into generational poverty, it's a fight every day. she who you meet your needs and the needs of your family. the u.s. is facing a possible surge of coronavirus cases. after a few busy weeks, days of travel surrounding thanksgiving. many experts are worried that infection numbers may from a sharp rise, as was the case in canada just a few weeks ago. after that country celebrated the same holiday parties. alex hell of it as the story. as thousands of americans took t

canada approves the pfizer vaccine. they are set to receive up to 250,000 doses this month and 4 million doses by march. new match officials taking any before the restart. a suspended match has finally been played to its conclusion. they are missing a full investigation after the fourth official allegedly racially abused a coach who had just been red carded. ♪ >> thank you for being with us. urszula votto lion is hosting boris johnson and >> is on the menu. -- brexit is on the menu. trade competition, fishing rights, the seaboard -- border with ireland, the discussion seems almost impossible to digest. let's listen to boris johnson speaking before his flight to brussels. >> this country will be ready whether we have a canadian or an australian solution and there will be jobs created in this country throughout the whole of the u.k., not just in spite of breast -- brexit but because of brexit. this country is going to be a magnet for overseas investment. it already is and it will remain so. we have to get ready because th

and canada. but there is a light at the end of the tunnel. vaccines are being fast tracked to combat the virus. and one of the front runners from pharmaceutical giant, what derren inc, has joined the list, asking for emergency approval in the u.s. and other countries. the vaccine is expected to be highly effective at preventing symptomatic disease and very effective at preventing severe outcomes from the disease. in fact, moderna claims their product is over 94 percent effective. the other vaccine in the running for fast track approval comes from pfizer and its german partner beyond tech, while pfizer's vaccine will be the 1st, the u.s. looks out for fast track approval. canada is set to become the 1st country to clear my derna scope of 1000 vaccine. the boston based biotech has a deal with canada for 20000000 doses of its vaccine, with the option to procure i didn't. dish will 36000000. the u.s. is also on the list with 500000000 doses secured, and the u.k. and european union have agreements with but they're not as well. while hopes for the

canada is going big ona introduced it. it will raise, 170 canadian dollars per tonne of carbon dioxide by the end of the decade, thatis dioxide by the end of the decade, that is quite a ramp up from the 50 esh marked now so it will be interesting to see how that pans out on one thing canada will do is return this money to families, so we are watching a bit of an experiment in canada. and this is replacing what was supposed to be a big summit in scotland last month. it will now ta ke in scotland last month. it will now take place next year in the uk. what needs to happen between now and then to really make a significant difference? what we have had here, it is not really part of the official negotiations and there hasn't been much negotiating going on. that is all saved for next year now, battered into next year by covid—19. a lot of diplomacy has to happen and it will be a very interesting to see how thejoe biden tea m interesting to see how thejoe biden team plays less because of course under barack 0bama, the us was a di

japan and o canada have confirmed positive tests.m of the viruses far more infectious, but it is stage, it does not seem to be any more severe or crucially anymore deadly. the question is, will the new vaccines be effective in combating it? it happens every year, for example, with influenza virus. we change the vaccine for influenza every year because of the evolution of influence from year—to—year. the concern would bea similar year—to—year. the concern would be a similar type thing might happen, then, with this coronavirus. mass vaccinations are due to begin across europe on sunday. in some additional positive news coming out of britain — reports the so—called oxford vaccine may be approved within a matter of days. little hope and optimism as the new year approaches. tim allman, bbc news. as we heard in tim's report, much of the uk has spent the day getting used to tougher coronavirus restrictions. millions of people are now in the highest english tier — tier 4 — and there are, in effect, lockdowns in wales, mainland scotland and n

and canada confirms its first cases. some eu countries begin vaccinations against covid—19, one day ahead of the planned co—ordinated rollout across the bloc. us federal agents searched the house on the outskirts of nashville as pa rt on the outskirts of nashville as part of their investigation into the christmas day explosion in the city. former mi6 officer and soviet spy george blake has died, aged 98, in moscow. a fast—food joint, roman—style — archaeologists unearth an ancient takeaway restaurant in pompeii. hello and welcome, if you're watching in the uk or around the world. six million people in the east and south east of england have joined those living under the strictest coronavirus restrictions, in tier 4. around 2a million people in england — more than 40% of the population — are now living under the toughest measures, which mean the closure of all non—essential shops, as well as hairdressers, swimming pools and gyms. and a national lockdown has begun in northern ireland, and strict measures have been reimpose

canada includes four provinces, makes up includes four provinces, makes up one tenth of canada's populationf bubble and they've been actually superlative and how they have been able to control they have been able to control the virus. 0n the other hand, the virus. 0n the other hand, the two largest provinces quebec and ontario have been quite hard hit and we have had many cases and we are experiencing a pretty massive second wave. quebec today announced that after the christmas holiday they are going to be going down into a total lockdown with stay—at—home orders. and 0ntario we don't have that at the moment although the ontario hospital association have gone into crisis mode as of this afternoon. 0n the other hand all the other provinces to the west of ontario have also been hardly hats, and one of the things for those provinces is that they had a very small minor first wave so they didn't really experienced much illness 01’ really experienced much illness or death in the first wave back in march and april, but they are all now being severely hit with cases and many of the health systems a

canada? too risky. how about paradise?us four hours away from the kidnapper's homeland of somalia, this island gem with its pristine beaches, crystal clear water, beautiful mountain vistas, and luxury resorts. a.k. convinced the kidnapper that he would serve as his book agent and invited adam here to talk about the project. >> adam lives in mogadishu in a really difficult place to live. and you're bringing him to a place where europeans come on vacation? >> i think what it did do though was it solidified my status as an international business person, somebody who had the means to get him what he wanted, which was essentially a book contract. >> adam took the bait. here he is in mauritius with a.k. >> did you ever get nervous that adam was figuring out who you were? >> i did initially. and then we were walking around the resort. he turned to me, and he said what did you think of me? and so i buttered him up a bit. i said your english is great. you've come a long way from such humble beginnings. and i turned it back on him a

in canada from 38 company but i get you've got a. number continuing to feed because. of it out of. production. but if you have it going to have. he got out the window that is actually incredibly minute here he can see that i've got i mean you're a good as a studio. please please if i planted where i don't i thought i'd still own it cause he did i think a lot of the chilean strain. that came out of my neck it seemed pretty simple because even the. most senior instrument and i've been doing it i mean it. was a good year for that so in ecstatic as. many c.d.'s did you. know you can. see if you were enough. thank you all related activity rather than. the kiddie aver that in a massive. windy morning after work on it i heard cause i hear he's been developing to the. best of them be no place a live daddy say there are new song you're committed and cuban being if you would offer less around i'll duck you would have. been. a lot i was in a memo to the lad. it's really scary to engineer and we were shipping days but i could i mean you and we sort of confront article not bad that is probably

weather and at times when she weather sliding across into the pacific northwest western parts of canada through pay say and you can see as we go on into saturday the snow becoming a little more extensive for that east side of canada even new york could see a little bit of that wintry weather much of the u.s. at this stage looking fine and dry as is the case to across a good part of the caribbean although into central america for we do have a clutch of storms still rumbling away just around northern costa rica pushing back into nicaragua into hunch heiress still suffering from the floods from our recent hurricanes more showers here this weekend. 201950 disputed election force believe you feel dizziness president in flight. as at home of alice can fit if you. and hope to return his party rallied behind new candidates. with a tense new election drawing close in late 2020 people in power went behind the scenes to see if the indigenous movement could pull off a remarkable comeback to live yeah exile will return on al-jazeera as a 2nd wave of covert 19 bring just surge in infections a few mon

a canada style brexit sounds great because canada is a beacon of free trade. that would represent a hard brexit. and australia's dart up is even more difficult because it means no deal at all. it's not true because australia has some deals and it's also negotiating a deal with the eu, so it doesn't like having and australia style deal and it is trade between australia and the eu that counts for a good percentage of exports. the gravity model trade, 43% goes to the eu, so it is much more important and australia is to the eu and the eu is to australia. anchor: is britain looking at possible chaos come january 1? we kept hearing about long queues at the dover port. what's your idea on that happening? guest: it's a certainty. for the last 40 years, we've been in the eu's economic sentiments and without them, we are going to need a monetary customs unit and that will require new checks taking place for tariffs and standards and that will lead to huge tailbacks. the bank of england has estimated the damage from a no deal brexit will be worse than the damage from cov

paula newton reports from canada. >> reporter: it was canada's trn turn to roll out the vaccine, and they were teary eyed, emotional. it was health care workers along with long-term care workers that were among the first to get vaccinated. they were all prioritized because four out of every five deaths in canada have occurred in resident of nursing homes or retirement homes in canada. they have been so severely hit. at issue is how quickly canada will continue to receive those doses. there have only been about 30,000 doses so far in country for a population of about 38 until and that's a problem, canada says. they say they are in fierce international competition to get those doses in country much more quickly. they say that they are under contract for about 20 million, but at this point in time, they have no idea how quickly they can take in those doses saying that pfizer biontech is making no promise, and for that reason, they are kind of concerned about the impact any kind of vaccine program will have on what is turning out to be a very severe second wave here in canada. paula newt

they say we just want what canada has got. they say you can't have what canada has. does that deal with the ratchet? catherine: canada doesn't do with the ratchet at all. say is thatadians essentially both sides have got to respect the load in special labor organization standards. that's good because they're, good minimum standards but they're minimal compared to eu standards, which is more developed, more progressive. that's with the u.k. asked for in its version of the draft back in march. and for the eu, that's not good enough for the simple reason that canada is miles away. puk u.k. is 26 miles away. for canada, the main trading partner is the u.s. for the u.k., the main trading partner is the eu. all this talk about canada is somewhat misleading, one because geography matters in international trade. two, because canada is so far away, issues like road haulage are not an issue for canada, eu, and the way the u.k.-eu is a really big issue. there's a channel that physically links the two, the u.k. and the eu. so it's never been the case, but we wanted was canada. t

japan and canada have confirmed positive tests.he virus is potentially far more infectious, but at this stage, it doesn't seem to be any more severe or, crucially, any more deadly. the question is, will the new vaccines be effective in combating it? it happens every year, for example, with influenza virus. we change the vaccine for influenza pretty much every year because of the evolution of influenza from year—to—year. the concern would be a similar type thing might happen, then, with this coronavirus. mass vaccinations are due to begin across europe on sunday. and some potential positive news coming out of britain — reports the so—called oxford vaccine may be approved within a matter of days. a little hope and optimism as the new year approaches. tim allman, bbc news. in the united states, the willingness of people to get vaccinated against covid—i9 appears to have increased since the first two vaccines were authorised by the fda, and healthcare workers and nursing home residents began to receive the shots. fresh surveys suggest

we decided to sail up north to canada, unfortunately, the border closure is still in effect, canada isyou really can't blame them for that. and then we had to head back south again. i mean, the plans change all the time, but i think in general, we are going to head south and probably down towards florida. life on a boat is still the life you want? definitely. yeah. i love it. i love living on the boat. it is a much different world that sierra has come into than the one you expected. definitely. you know what, i ventured into the hardware store the other day. we were walking around and everybody else is wearing masks and to her this is what she is used to now. she sees somebody out in the store wearing a mask and it is not strange. we have watched her grow up on this programme, which is lovely to see. and i am just thinking about what you will tell her, you know, when she's a bit older, about her first year. because we make the videos, we will be able to not only tell her but show her what it was like, which is going to be pretty cool to look back in a few years and see her grow from a