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other things that they are hoping, other issues they are hoping the federal government can address. ,herynister trudeau how much has he been able to do so far? he did meet yesterday with some of the opposition leaders. noticeably absent was andrew scheer. trudeau said he had disqualify himself from participating because of remarks made yesterday. yesterday,hat met they talked a little bit about the need for dialogue. this is a very sensitive issue. the issue of indigenous rights here in canada was back centuries. -- goes back centuries. that is what we are seeing leaders from a lot of the parties trying to navigate through. they also have to balance that with the need to get things moving again. there is growing concern about what is not being shipped along these rail lines. we are also seeing laos starting. layoffs starting. that we heard from viarail 1000 people will be temporarily laid off. even more numbers for you. as of yesterday there were over 500 trains that had been canceled, affecting 100. --re is growing frustration 100. heather, thank you very much. of course, for bloomberg u

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address the inequality of women's rights and to protect them from abusive damaging and disrespectful heris munt i applaud the legislation of same sex marriage wherever it has been a tame and suddenly i support how hotly the rights of women to have an abortion should they so decide ok there is jeremy irons there telling us what he wants us to know about him but there are other characters connected with the bill and although who are providing lots of talk and can link for scandal tell us about that. right well this is the 70th edition of the berlin international film festival the festival started in post-war brylin under the american military authority and the 1st director of the festival i floated by our in recent weeks it turns out was more connected to the nazis than than we previously know now there was a price that was connected to his name the alfred award in light of this coming to light his position within the nazi party that prize has now been suspended by the committee here it remains to be seen i think whether that controversy will continue to cost a shadow over this festival over

address the inequality of women's rights and to protect them from abusive damaging and disrespectful heris munt i applaud the legislation of same sex marriage wherever it has been attained and suddenly i support ho heartedly the rights of women to have an abortion should they so decide all right setting the record straight guys is the bell and i was 78 years how is it looking at this ripe old age. well the valley nona is definitely maintaining its connection to the real world let's say that the theme of this year is in no turmoil outer chaos so we're pretty bracing for some pretty gritty films coming out but it's not all great there's some glamour that's so great as well i mean i don't want to depress you but we've got some star power here of course ago and we've a going to be opening film tonight we're also expecting the have you had a bad day i'm selma high ignore lady l finding we had to 5 weeks something helen mirren also hillary clinton she's here for a documentary about her work to see who has bigger the bigger fan numbers if it's hillary or helen all bets are off right hello david l

at the sunny company we had to take several cars away from assigning and and i called heri said, you know what? 1 million people are goingle toe lifted out of poverty as a result of what we just, 1.4 million people will get a raise that if we quit if we would have done something really important for the state. of course there were four years left at that point but we've got a lot done and a bruised pattern that. in part it's because i've had good partners but i worked on posted of the aisle. a lot of things were bipartisan nature and i love to talk about thosee things. >> one of those big agenda items for this year is overhauling the state income tax system. you want a progressive system that's going to tax wealthier people at higher rates. but it has to go before the voters in november. they will have to vote on it on a referendum. what makes you think voters are going to back this? so much of the state budget, so to the future of the state is tied up with this. what convinces you? >> we have a very unfair tax system in illinois. we are only one of four states that has a constitutio

>>looks really good summer only t 18 minutes nevado to the toll plaza heris the richmond sandra fell we haan earlier accident on the bridge, it's ne. now just a minor weight off and on in some of the cash lanes on th left here 7 minutes to the north bay. i just got word of a stalled ac transit bus at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's one of the carpool lanes on the left but it's out of our view out of theamera's view here but it's adding to the backup so if you need to get into san francisco. you know we consider this a minor issue, but it doesn't take much to add to the del so you're crawling from west grand through the tolls of bn klein and 12 minutes off to fremont st. james start, thanks a lot 31 a big story this morning fear over the coronavirus has severa big compani pulling out of a major conference today in san francisco. yes, some of the business leaders say they just don't want to take any chances kron four's wl tran. >>live from the most county ceer with the very latest today right well. to start >>it will start today 40,000 people will attend and it's all about security. on

donald trump does best running against a hypothetical socialist, beetating him or hery six points butcluding sanders who calls himself a democratic socialist. according to gallup, only 39% of americans have a positive view of socialism. gallup found more americans would vote for a gay, muslim or atheist than a socialist. quinnipiac poll finds less than a quarter of democrats call themselves very liberal. more moderate, blue collar and older than you might think. given all of this, no surprise donald trump wants to run against bernie sanders. but don't take my word for it. an unnamed trump adviser said we're trying to promote bernie's rise. the campaign has been pumping up the national messaging. when you attack his policies it gets the media to talk about them. this isn't subtle. sanders deserves credit for shifting the debate in the democratic party, but team trump understands it will be demonizing democrats as radical socialists to distract from the president's broad unpopularity. that's why they want to run against an actual radicalanist socialist bernie sanders. it's a trap. and t

quoting barr and then making a mock right-of-way hery of his o. quote, the president has never asked me to do anything in a criminal case. ag barr. this does not mean that i do not have as president the legal right to do so. i do. but i have so far chosen not to. those boots won't lick themselves, i guess. it's not like that's the only incident of the president being totally out front about all of this. this got lost in all the other noise yesterday, but it turns out that while talking with geraldo rivero, the president admitted that he ordered rudy giuliani to dig up dirt for him in ukraine. >> was it strange to send rudy giuliani to ukraine, your personal lawyer, are you sorry you did that? >> not at all. i deal with the comeys of the world or i deal with rudy. >> look, he said -- he said before that he never directed giuliani to do anything in ukraine. now he's outright admitting it. impeachment seems like so last week. it seems the president is not through yet. today his golfing partners, lindsey graham, said that he is seeking interviews with

i know that more and more people are suffering, and that is not a good thing. .hery: let's get to selinarst time we are getting skepticism about the numbers. estimated a far higher number of infections in china but how significant is it we are hearing from a u.s. trump administration official? selina: it is not surprising to hear these comments given we have had a request to have the cdc let in to china. china hasn't approved that. and the mythology -- methodology of counting has changed. the true extent of this outbreak, so not surprised to hear larry kudlow questioning the details of the 15,000 new cases china added to the total. the world health organization said many of those could have been days and weeks and doesn't represent a sudden surge in infections. it comes down to the way cases are being diagnosed. the case count includes a new group of patients found through this imaging scan. we are just hearing breaking news according to the australian that there is a passenger cruise ship in sydney, with one patient who has been tested for coronavirus. we will get you more details on th