justin trudeau the canadian prime minister a little bit earlier let me show you here a quote that he made an offense have to change but repairing centuries of injustice exclusion and violence doesn't happen overnight we have to work together we have to work hard today i pitch to continue leading the charge a new chief. taking the knee was b.s. what difference has. this conversation that is now bubbling up again in canada about race about racial inequality desmond what difference has that made right now well i just want to be clear that justin trudeau isn't leading anything justin trudeau told us last year that he only learned as an adult that blackface was wrong and that he only realized that his own repeated in gaijin with blackface was something he shouldn't have been doing he realized that as an adult he's not leading anything i want to be clear about that he is a distraction and an obstacle to progress. but. as far as communities what i'm seeing is i'm seeing the work of people who may not necessarily always be on television but who have to pick up the pieces after things like a

canada's prime minister justin trudeau has called for an investigation after police video emerged showing the violent arrest of an indigenous leader the footage has provoked outrage and sparked debate over institutional racism that and he racism and far right activists have clashed in central london during rival demonstrations there were tense moments between police and protesters but some throwing bottles and fireworks at offices. well riot police and from fired tear gas to disperse a largely peaceful protest against racism and police brutality. thousands of people defied a ban to join them the march in central paris as you can see the rally was led by supporters of adama troll or a french black man who died in police custody and 2016 under unclear circumstances no one has been charged despite multiple autopsy and as those crowds marched on the streets below counted demonstrators climbed a building and hung a banner denouncing what they call the white racism residence in the building took matters into their own hands and tore part of that down while the french government spokeswoman is n

and you know, we saw earlier the prime minister of canada, justin trudeau, have an awkward 20-second silence after being asked about the white house clearing peaceful protesters for that awkward photo op for president trump. you mentioned the pope and you mentioned the european union official. what about leaders of countries in europe. have they had something to say? >> reporter: you know, we heard from the foreign secretary in the uk saying that, essentially, that you know, the world is watching and that he hopes for stability to be restored to the united states and that the events that have been witnessed are tragic and unnecessary. i think what we heard from justin trudeau goes beyond what i've heard so far, at least from other leaders, to admitting that there is a problem in his own country. we haven't heard european leaders stand up and say that. we haven't heard boris johnson, for example, say that racism is an issue in the uk in the same way that justin trudeau did. justin trudeau, obviously, you know, has his own checkered past in that regard, and perhaps feels this and the i

-- reach as far as justin trudeau did. >> right.was an awkward pause for him to be sure. but it has been tremendous, the outpouring of support around the world for what this family and this country is going through right now. nic robertson for us in london. nic, thank you. >>> well, the parents of a 17-year-old indigenous boy in australia are calling for charges against the police officer who violently arrested their son. a video, taken by an onlooker, shows junior constable kicking the boy's legs out from under him. the teen suffered minor injuries to his face and knee and was released without charges. the police officer has not been namel named but has been placed on restrictive duties. we don't know what happened here before what is seen on the video. police association declined to comment to cnn but the assistant police commissioner did address the matter in a news conference. >> this is not the united states of america. and we have very, very good relations with our local community. and i'm concerned that -- that people will pr

the canadian prime minister and justin trudeau says he's disappointed china has charged 2 of his citizens with spying the businessman and a former diplomat were detained in late $28.00 teen what's being seen as retaliation for a canada's arrest the for chinese businesswoman and beijing rejecting accusations of hostage diplomacy alexia bryant has this report. these are the men at the center of a case that's left relations between china and canada at their lowest in decades. michael spader a businessman promoting links to north korea who helped set up a high profile visit to pyongyang by former basketball star dennis rodman. has something at stake and michael covert a former diplomat who works for the ngo the international crisis group a role that saw him appear on this channel's program inside story the i.c.j. says cobra is an unfortunate porn and a larger struggle because more than $550.00 days after their wrists both men have been charged with espionage. and the indictment charged michael coverage of secretively gathering state secrets and intelligence for overseas organizations with par

canadian prime minister justin trudeau says he's disappointed china has charged 2 of his citizens with spying a business been known to former diplomat were detained in late 2018 more to being seen as retaliation for candidate arrest of a chinese businesswoman. the u.s. navy says it won't to reinstate captain britt crozier who was fired after writing a letter calling for better protection for his crew against coronavirus military officials say the former captain of the theodore roosevelt the aircraft carrier failed to act quickly enough to protect to say glutes a previous investigation had recommended reinstating him more than 1200 sailors aboard the ship tested positive then once a live died from the virus mike hanna has more from washington d.c. on the investigation into the outbreak. well admiral michael ghil de who's the head of naval operations was the senior officer who originally asked for the captain to be reinstated he has been at the top of that investigation and he's now made an announcement that if he'd known then what he knows now he would never have recommended reinstateme

prime minister justin trudeau facing one of his biggest feats yet on the world stage. -- defeats yete world stage. amanda: a check on the markets, it is a mixed picture. tech is doing its part but not enough to offset negativity. all up or down. energy is one place we are seeing strength in the s&p 500. tech still leading but a mixed bag. some interesting crosscurrents we are watching, covid-19 cases rising in texas and florida, the comments from ray dalio about a lost decade for stocks because of profit margin compression. real estate is the single biggest decline for the broad market s&p 500. in england, we have a move by the bank of england, $100 billion in the asset purchase program. even as the bank is expanding its purchases, it is sounding a somewhat optimistic note, that the green shoots may be real here. i want to welcome win thin of brown brothers harriman. we saw sterling reaction, we saw it on the board. hadhe one hand, we continued expansion of the balance sheet. thate other hand, a sense it may be over sooner than people thought. where do you come done and the bank had

we would not support it being readmitted as a member of the group and canadian prime minister justin trudeau added russia has yet to change the behavior that led to its expulsion in 2014 and therefore should not be allowed back into the g 7 well admission to the g 7 needs the unanimous agreement of all of its members that's the u.s. germany the u.k. france italy canada and japan. well let's bring in derek derek served as assistant defense secretary for international security affairs under president obama he is now senior advisor for security and defense policy of the german marshall fund of the united states he joins me tonight from washington d.c. derrick it's good to have you back on the day. i want you to take a listen to how the white house press secretary just last week was trying to sell the g. 7 summit in the u.s. in june take a listen to the g 7 president wants to see this take place as america real opens as we try to approach a place of normalcy where people go back to work where people do recreational activities but socially distance while they do it the president thinks no greater

prime minister justin trudeau after canada hosted a g. 7 and trump refused to sign the leader statement the 1st time the u.s. had ever done that so you know it seems to me that you're fairly transparent attempt to try to stock this grouping that he's never really been entirely happy with with some of the believers he feels more congenial towards do you think that also explains his suggestion for expanding the g 7 to include india he did have a good meeting in india with the river modi earlier this year. yeah i think so i don't know i think it's important note the g 7 is an imperfect. organization of leaders and in fact president obama * tried to elevate the role of the so-called g. 20 as something that that he believed was more reflective of geopolitical realities of the 21st century the g 20 of course still exists one wonders if president trump actually remembers the g. 20 actually exists the saudis earth are supposed to be hosting the g 20 as it stands later this year so i don't think it's necessarily a bad idea to include other countries into the g 7 grouping i just think it's a bad

. >> at a news conference in ottawa, canadian prime minister justin trudeau responded to a question on the racial tensions and civil unrest in the u.s.. here's what he had to say. >> you have been reluctant to comment on the words and actions of the u.s. president, but we have donald trump calling for military action against protesters and protesters tear gassed for a presidential photo op. if you do not want to comment, what message do you think you are sending? >> we all watch in horror and consternation what is going on in the united states. it is a time to pull people together, but it is a time to listen, a time to learn what injustices continue despite progress over years and decades. for us as a time canadians to recognize that we too have our challenges. and black canadians racialized canadians base discrimination as a lived -- face discrimination as a lived reality every single day. there is systemic discrimination in canada, which means our systems treat canadians of color differently than they do others. it is something that many of us do not see, but it is something that is

national cable satellite corp. 2020] >> at a news conference in ottawa, canadian prime minister justin trudeau responded to a question on racial tensions and civil unrest in the u.s. here is what he had to say. toyou have been reluctant comment on the words and actions of the u.s. president. donald trump calling for military action against protesters, we saw protesters tear gassed. i would like to ask what you think about that, and if you do not want to comment about what message are you sending? prime minister trudeau: we all watch in horror and consternation what is going on in the united states. at a time to pull people together, this is a time to listen. when intime to learn justices continue despite progress over years and decades. it is a time for us as canadians to recognize that we too have our challenges, that black canadians and racialized canadians faced discrimination as a lived reality every single day. there is systemic discrimination in canada, which means our systems treat canadians of color, canadians who are racialized differently than others. it is something many of us do no

now from david massa who is in calgary david as we were just hearing there from prime minister justin trudeau he does appear to be holding firm when it comes to men won't go. that's right absolutely no trudeau came out today saying that he was disappointed by china's decision to formally charge the 2 michael which by you know they've been held up as you heard in the package that you held for well over a year now trudeau saying or offering to his support and his sympathies for family members and friends of the 2 michaels now of reporters were asking him during that press conference if in fact his his his stance on the issue was too soft and whether he was not using strong tactics in order to try to gain their release trudeau denying this and saying that he was using the appropriate tactics and measures in order to gain that now he was asked questions about whether the 2 michael should be considered hostages in this case he he refrained from answering those questions obviously not wanting to stir the pot any more than it already is at this point in time but he did reiterate the fact that the ch

plate an assault and an assault on the officer which his lawyers are challenging prime minister justin trudeau says he has serious questions about what happened. i think everyone who's seen this video has serious questions about what exactly happened about how it happened this way and about that use of force that we saw that's why we're calling for an independent transparent investigation that will get the answers that so many question people are asking right now the events that have been brought to light over the past days highlight that without question there is systemic discrimination within our institutions including within the r.c.m.p. david mercer is in calgary and says the recent anti brace's movement has fueled outrage over this incident. the incident happened back in march but the fact that the video was just released in the past couple of days really adds fuel to the fire over this and it brings up a whole other set of questions here in canada. about indigenous people and how they have been discriminated against by the police forces across canada for many many many years prime minist

canadian prime minister justin trudeau says he's disappointed china has charged 2 of his citizens with spying a businessman and a former diplomat were detained in late 2018 and what's being seen as retaliation for canada's arrest of a chinese businesswoman david mercer has more these are the 2 men that canadian officials say are pawns in a political game between canada and china more than $550.00 days after their arrests china has charged michael coburg and michael spader with spying. be current the indictment charged michael coverage of secretively gathering state secrets and intelligence for overseas organizations with particularly serious circumstances the facts are clear and the evidence solid and sufficient. the chinese government did not release details of the evidence against either man cover against her have been called victims of hostage diplomacy because their detention in 2018 came just 9 days after the arrest of mung one jo in canada she's a top executive of chinese technology company while way and as wanted by u.s. authorities over alleged violations of sanctions against i

canada's prime minister justin trudeau has called for an investigation after police video emerged showingthe violent arrest of an indigenous leader the footage has provoked outrage and sparked debate over police brutality and institutional racism david muscle reports from college. this was the moment canadian police arrested a prominent indigenous leader while one officer tries to grab chief alan adam a 2nd rushes in and tackles him once on the ground adam is punched in the face as his wife a nice plead with officers to stop on friday prime minister justin trudeau demanded an inquiry like many people i have serious questions about what happened the independent investigation must be transparent and be carried out so that we get answers police dash cam footage shows adam being questioned about an expired license plate outside a casino early on march 10th chief adam accused the officer of harassing him and his wife the 12 minute video shows him swearing at the officer and taking a fighting stance before being jumped tackled to the ground adam released this photo after being released from pol

on fraud charges over trade with iran so speaking on friday the canadian prime minister justin trudeau said china had linked the charges to maggs arrests he said he was disappointed with china's actions and would continue to post for the men's release china is also believed to be the state based actor behind a major cyber attack in australia alexey o'brien has the reports. these are the men at the center of a case that's left relations between china and canada at their lowest in decades. michael spader a businessman promoting links to north korea who helped set up a high profile visit to pyongyang by former basketball star dennis rodman. has something at stake and michael covert a former diplomat who works for the ngo the international crisis group a role that saw him appear on this channel's program inside story the i.c.j. says cobra is an unfortunate porn and the largest struggle because more than $550.00 days after their wrists both men have been charged with espionage. and the indictment charged michael coverage of secretively gathering state secrets and intelligence for overseas o

justin trudeau cole's on china to drop the espionage charges against 2 canadians amid speculation it's in retaliation for the case against a wall way executive. and i'll get my mistah obtained this is al jazeera life about wild headquarters here and also coming up celebrating an end to slavery the special day in the u.s. that now has extra meaning these are live pictures from you go. to.

on fraud charges over trade with iran well speaking on friday they can aid in prime minister justin trudeau said china had linked the charges to men's arrests he said he was disappointed with china's actions and would continue to push for the men's release china's also believed to be the state based actor behind a major cyber attack in australia alexey o'brien has this report. these are the men at the center of a case that's left relations between china and canada at their lowest in decades. michael spader a businessman promoting links to north korea who helped set up a high profile visit to pyongyang by former basketball star dennis rodman. has something at stake and michael covert a former diplomat who works for the ngo the international crisis group a role that saw him appear on this channel's program inside story the i.c.j. says coburg is an unfortunate porn and the largest struggle because more than $550.00 days after their wrists both men have been charged with espionage. and the indictment charged michael coverage of secretively gathering state secrets and intelligence for overseas o

canadian prime minister justin trudeau says he's disappointed china has charged 2 of his citizens with spying of businessmen and a former diplomat were detained in late 2018 and war and what's being seen as retaliation for canada is a wrist of a chinese businesswoman u.s. navy says it won't reinstate captain britt crozier who was fired after writing a letter calling for better protection for his crew against coronavirus military officials say the former captain of the theodore roosevelt aircraft carrier failed to act quickly enough to protect his save lives more than 1200 sailors aboard the ship tested positive and one sailor died from the virus was the headlines more news here on al-jazeera after witness start away. a global pandemic mass protests demanding change economic recession and geopolitical tensions not to mention the small matter of a looming election join me steve clemons in conversation with leading voices on the bottom line your weekly take on u.s. politics and society on al-jazeera. that's in the end it's a lot to think i'll guess that but i. mean i think i'm looking at

in canada's prime minister justin trudeau says he's disappointed at china's decision to formally charged 2 canadians with spying the pair were detained 18 months ago shortly after huawei executive men one was arrested in canada china's move comes weeks after a canadian judge ruled the proceedings to extradite to the u.s. could go ahead. indian prime minister narendra modi says his country is hurt and angry following monday's border clash with chinese troops in which at least 20 indian soldiers were killed each side blames the album for the violence the deadliest clash in the disputed himalayan border region in 4 decades the prime minister has warned he's given the indian army free rein to respond to any new aggression from china. saying goodbye to a father family members and the community attend the funeral of. the indian soldier was one of at least 20 who died in violent clashes with chinese soldiers in the disputed valley on monday indian prime minister narendra modi says no territory was lost in the incident and warned of his military capabilities. whether it be action or counter-acti

enrique: es o no una alternativa ♪ enrique: justin trudeau, el primer ministro canadiense estuvo en unae matara a una mujer indÍgenadurante un incidente. patricia: el medicamento hidroxicloroquina, el mismo que el presidente trump dijo haber tomado para evitar el coronavirus, ha estado en el centro de varias polÉmicas. importantes revistas mÉdicas se retractaron de un estudio que inicialmente advertÍa sobre los riesgos de este fÁrmaco. lo que llevarÍa ahora a la oms a retomar los ensayos clÍnicos con esta medicina. javier: las prestigiosas revistas mÉdicas se retractaron sobre los resultados de los estudios que publicaron en mayo pasado, sobre la hidroxicloroquina. anulando la conclusiÓn de que pacientes con coronavirus, tratados con este medicamento, es mÁs probable que mueran o sufran efectos peligrosos. >> la razÓn por la cual se estÁ retratando es que no tienen confidencia en la manera como se procesÓ la información de las personas que tomaron la hidroxicloroquina. javier: el periÓdico britÁnico the guardiÁn pidiÓ que se comprobarÁn los resultados del estudio hecho por la compaÑÍa d

canada's prime minister justin trudeau says he's disappointed that china's does china's decision to formally charged 2 canadians with spying pavel detained 18 months ago shortly after wa executive men one who was arrested in canada china's move now comes weeks after canadian judge ruled out proceedings to extradite ming to the u.s. will go ahead. officials in the south african city of cape town bracing for infections to peak at the end of june or beginning of july the city has been especially hard by the coronavirus with more than half of the country's 83000 confirmed cases located in the western region u.w. south africa correspondent the reports now from cape town the cape town international convention center is now a field hospital with around 1000 beds cape town the center of the coronavirus pandemic in south africa is preparing for the worst and additional $5000.00 jobs for nurses and doctors have been advertised for cape town and the surrounding area . and his team have massively increased testing one 3rd of those tested here have been infected with the virus and there aren't enough tes

not so the other stories making headlines this hour canada's prime minister justin trudeau says he's disappointed at china's decision to formally charge 2 canadians with spying the pair were detained 18 months ago shortly after while way executive men one jew was arrested in canada china's move comes weeks after canadian judge ruled that proceedings to extradite maine to the u.s. will go ahead. 3 explosions in pakistan southern province of sindh have killed 4 people including 2 soldiers at least a dozen people were also injured in the attacks one of the blasts was in her actually dark stance largest city killing one and injuring several outside the center distributing cash handouts on the government amid the coronavirus pandemic. german chancellor angela merkel says e.u. leaders have agreed to extend sanctions on russia for another 6 months they were 1st imposed in 2014 and response to russia's annexation of crimea russian president vladimir putin had called for relief from the sanctions during the coronavirus pandemic a formal decision will be made in the coming weeks. covert 19 has

canada's prime minister justin trudeau says he's disappointed at china's decision to formally charge 2 canadians with spying. the pair were detained 18 months ago shortly after huawei executive make one shoe was arrested in canada and china's move comes weeks after a canadian judge ruled the proceedings to extradite ms make it to the u.s. could go ahead. meanwhile china's reported 25 new coronavirus cases in the capital beijing but says he now has this latest outbreak under control both are just impose strict lockdown measures after the virus emerged at a food market early this week but critics in quick recently questioning beijing's hardly of the crisis. few in china have felt the economic impact of the coronavirus as much as migrant workers. who young she is a day laborer who usually works on construction sites but the building sector took a hit from the coronavirus outbreak. finding a job is harder now than it was. there more protective regulations like social distancing rules. but we have survived the worst months of the pandemic. she was. at private job centers postings on the w

jorge: el primer ministro de canadÁ justin trudeau hablÓ de una posible ciudadanÍa canadiense para losÑÍas concretas y problemas laborales. hay formas de conseguir la ciudadanÍa para generales mÁs derechos. se refiere a las condiciones de vida y laborales de los trabajadores al llegar al paÍs de la hoja ademÁs le. ..de maple. segÚn lista derechos humanos, son prÁcticamente condiciones de esclavitud y racismo, comparado con lo que se le ofrece a un canadiense. >> tambiÉn dijeron, el salario? estÁn ofreciendo $25 la hora. por quÉ hoy ellos esto pagan el mÍnimo? jorge: esto tiene base legal y se puede aplicar. >> la ley de ciudadanÍa de canadÁ permite al ministro de inmigraciÓn, del gobierno del primer ministro, de conceder la ciudadanÍa canadiense a personas que no cumplen con los requisitos, pero que han prestado servicios excepcionales a canadÁ. jorge: en caso de trabajadores agrÍcolas y temporales en la pandemia, se considera que prestan un servicio esencial. >> es una gran oportunidad para los trabajadores agrÍcolas. para un empleo mÁs favorable, para traer a la familia. jorge: mient

patricia: el primer ministro de canadÁ, justin trudeau, cuestionÓ la acción de la policÍa tras el arrestoltimas cuatro horas, desde el primer caso a finales de febrero. registrÓ 5222 nuevos contagios. esto representa un incremento del 4% en comparaciÓn al dÍa anterior. reportÓ ademÁs un poco más de 500 muertos en esta jornada. al volver de la pausa, a pesar de las restricciones por la pandemia, una mujer logra abrazar a su padre y cumpleaÑos. ♪ ♪ ♪ patricia: nos despedimos con estas emotivas imÁgenes de un deseo de cumpleaÑos hecho realidad. esta mujer en springfield, illinois, querÍa que su padre la abrazara porque estaba cumpliendo 45 aÑos. lo querÍa invitar a cenar, pero las restricciones y el distanciamiento fÍsico por la pandemia se lo impidieron y su esposo se las ingenio para sorprenderla y que su padre la pudiera abrazar y felicitarla, con esta cortina de plÁstico de la que cuelgan cuatro brazos, la pego al techo y pudieron darse un buen abrazo de cumpleaÑos. quien sabe despuÉs de cuantos dÍas. gracias, buen fin de stan, de v. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> esperar, esperar, esperar. se ha convertido

canadian prime minister justin trudeau says he's disappointed china has chance 2 of his citizens would spying a businessman and a former diplomat were detained in late 2018 and what's being seen as retaliation for canada's arrest of a chinese business woman. egypt has called on the united nations security council to intervene in a dispute over a controversial dam that's being constructed by ethiopia on the nile river cairo is blaming ethiopia for the story negotiations the egyptian government warrior's the dam would take away water its people need to survive if europeans seized the dam as an important step in helping to pull millions out of poverty u.s. officials say they're investigating taliban claims that i saw was plotting to assassinate the american peace envoy to afghanistan so my lives are led the u.s. team that secured an agreement with the taliban in february aiming to end 19 years of conflicts one year news here after the coming war on china. i pity a country that would come up against us. the synergy with air land and sea forces and and our ability to control the battle spac

former canadian diplomat and a businessman were charged with spying the canadian prime minister justin trudeau said he was disappointed with china's actions saying they had linked the charges with the arresting canada of a top executive of tech firm while way. the final shipments of humanitarian aid have arrived in yemen as the u.n. suffers a funding crisis there were than 40 tons of medical equipment including ventilators and testing kits were flown in to help the country battle coronavirus earlier this month a u.n. appeal for human fell $1000000000.00 sorts of what was needed those are the headlines on al-jazeera a.j. selects is coming up next. the from a man without end up not a monolith and i get to talk about joe hockey and i'm still waiting at the limited hours we are hoping for a prime minister modi is going to wake up and listen to us for what we have been trying to say for the last part b. years and people in bhopal need adequate compensation from union carbide and dow chemical entities or many because more people from obama told to leave to shoulder after 30 years they have non-human

justin trudeau said what is happening in the u.s. is a time for all nations. >> it's a time to listen, and it's a time learn what injustice is despite the progress over years and decades. >> black lives matter. >> reporter: new zealand's leader urging participants to find other ways to spread their message to avoid spreading illness. >> i don't want to stop peaceful protests any more than i want to stop large funerals. >> reporter: the prime minister said while she is horrified s., shwaople to remember, there's still a pandemic. laura podesta, cbs news. >>> the u.s. surgeon general said he expects to see new outbreaks from covid-19 resulting from the massive protests. dr.jerome adams said he is concerned about the population at large, but he's especially worried about the communities of color that have been affected at a higher rate. >> most people are wearing masks, and it is outdoors, but there's yelling and shouting, and we know that increases the risk of transmission, and another thing, there's not a lot of social distancing. >>

justin trudeau colas on china to drop espionage charges against 2 canadians amid speculation it's in retaliation so the case against a wall way executive. out of there i missed and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a wild is in a dangerous phase that's the warning from the world health organization as the number of deaths from the coronavirus spikes in brazil. celebrating the end of his star explain. every rallies are held across the u.s. as the anti racism event their words and more divisions in yemen's war the southern separatists seized the main security building on the court trial. now a canadian prime minister just introduced says he's disappointed that china has charged 2 of his citizens with spying a businessman and a former diplomats were detained back in late 2018 and what's being seen as retaliation for canada's arrest of a chinese business woman but beijing's rejecting accusations of hostage diplomacy alexia bryan reports these are the men at the center of a case that's left relations between china and canada at the lowest in decades. michael space.

really what's going on in canada how those cases are affecting the politics of canada and how justin trudeau is going to react as it in the in the final in the final issue of how this is resolved in canada or what is it is not in canada is that these them didn't want to as you said there's a reckoning all out make the point is that this is one plea and these people and there's not one i coming to terms more really than what we have seen as not certain that he should have let me have a long ways to not question. what actually says and getting us to tackle individually what does happen certainly in the coming weeks and months thank you very much aaron city joining us from toronto thank you but hundreds of people in cities across lebanon are protesting for a 3rd day demanding the government resigns over the economic crisis. was. protests to say the government is lacking urgent action as unemployment levels of the cost of living reached record highs lebanon's prime minister is blaming the country's previous ruling government for the economic turmoil because of the arab says that he is with the p

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canada on saturday as well of course canada hit the headlines 5 days ago 4 days ago now when justin trudeau the canadian prime minister was asked for his comments be a reaction to what donald trump had been saying about the protests across the united states for 21 seconds justin trudeau said nothing the most powerful 21 seconds i suspect that we've had from the prime minister over the last year or 2 or indeed a president montreuil of course in the pro. once of capecchi back has been particularly hard hit by coronavirus therefore the ethnic minority community in the province of quebec they've been hit hard to juxtapose that with see what's going on in british columbia on the other side of the country 50 infections per 1000000 that figure much much bigger for the canadian province of quebec north of the us border to stop past vermont and massachusetts the last more still to come here on the news hour for you including these stories we report from the world's biggest fruit and vege market the mexico is now a hotspot for corona virus infections. and china rejects accusations that it delayed inf

in canada, prime minister justin trudeau weighed in. >> many canadians of diverse backgrounds are watching, like all canadians are, the news out of the united states, with shock and with horror. >> reporter: the current riots have swept through american cities, he said, but the cause, the clack racism, is real in canada too. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >> savard: on a brighter note, e story was made again today when the corporate owned dragon endeavor dropped off two nasa astronauts at the international space station. their space craft launched yesterday, becoming the first time a private company has launched people into orbit. mark strassmann is at the kennedy space station. >> reporter: you are watching a rendezvous in space, 250 miles above western asia. the crew dragon capsule and its crew of two inches towards the international space station moving at 17,000 miles an hour. small thrusters coaxed the capsule into alignment. >> one mer to go. >> reporter: then, contact. >> docking sequence is complete. >> truly was magnificent effort by the entire team. the spacex team, the nasa

justin trudeau has done some televised briefings on the pandemic.is going viral because of his beard and hair. him saying that he needs to get a cut. but he says he won't get a cut until it's safe to open barbers and salons. a lot of people talking about hair, kari. all right. well, that does it for us. we'll see you back here starting mochltd. monday - [narrator] did you just reward yourself for spending a perfectly reasonable amount of time on the couch with tacos from grubhub? grubhub's gonna reward you for that with a $5 off perk. (doorbell rings) - [crowd] grubhub! (fireworks exploding) >>> right now on "california live," pride and prejudice collide. l.a. pride is locking arms with black lives matter for a massive march in west hollywood with a little added daily pop. >> as a gay man, it makes me so proud and so humble to know that my community has my back, because that's sometimes not always the case. >>> then we're checking in with the new k staten island, pete davidson. >> i'm still here, i'm going to be here forever. >> yeah. >>> and just i

candida spry minister justin trudeau says he is disappointed at china's decision to charge to canadiansas spying -- two canadians with spying. two were charged after the head of huawei was arrested in canada. the decision to extradite to the u.s. could go ahead. a cleanup in rome after antiracism protesters. they pasted over a street sign in support of the black lives matter event in the united states. australian prime minister scott morrison says the country is under cyberattack, a foreign state-based actor, and all levels of government infrastructure and essential services are targeted. austro is public service broadcast reported intelligence agencies believe china is behind the attack. china has reported 25 new credit mice cases in the capital of beijing but says it -- new coronavirus cases in beijing but says it has the outbreak under control. stretch lotto measures after the virus emerged at a food market this week but critics -- strict lockdown measures after the virus emerged this week critics are criticizing. >> few half of the impact is much as migrant workers. a day laborer us

canadian prime minister justin trudeau said he would keep pressing china to release them.mer diplomat mike covid and is this man michael spofford were arrested in 2018. that was soon after canadian police detained hwei's chief financial officer. the british actor sir in -- ian holm has died. he started in "the lord of the ng films and he won a ty raward "homecoming." he won abe after for "chariots of fire -- aft bafta for "charis of fire." still to come, life under lockdown. we take a look at the pt three months through the lens of a 21ear-old photographer. ♪ nada:ustralia's sime minister revealed the country has been fightg a sustainednd sophisticated cyber attack by another country for the past few months. our sydney correspondent has more. >> scott morrison was clear about two things in his statement. one was the scale of the attack and the fact thatd it targe political, educational, economic , and health organizations in australia. two, that this was done by a state actor with significant abities. >> we know it is a sophisticated cyber actor because of the scale and na

reform because that is the major call of protesters around the nation canada's prime minister justin trudeau has called for an investigation there after police video showing the violent arrest of an indigenous media the footage has provoked outrage in spark debate over police brutality and institutional racism. and anti-racism and far right activists have clashed in central london during rival demonstrations there were tense moments between police and protesters with some throwing bottles and fireworks at offices but there was also this remarkable scene as a black lives about an activist was photographed carrying a far right protester to safety the man had apparently been involved in clashes and was lying injured on the ground before others stepped in to protect him the riot police in france have fired tear gas at a largely peaceful protest against racism and police brutality the rally was led by supporters of adama troll rae a black man who died in police custody back in 2016 in circumstances that remain unclear. hundreds of people in cities across lebanon have demonstrated for 3rd consecut