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visit ncicap.org >> a busy day for president biden and held his first buy literal meeting with justin trudeau. president biden: as you know, we had talks about thisal little while ago. the united states has no closer friend, no closer friend than canada. that's why you were my first call as president and first bilateral meeting and my vice president spent some time in montreal and so our communications are wide open. as you know, we have a robust agenda today and best served when the united states and canada work together and lead together. in close coordination on the issues i discussed, covid-19, economic recovery, climate change, refugees and migration, fighting for our democratic values and our democracies at home. we spoke about this at the g-7 but worth saying again, the leaders of the nation of democracy, we have the responsibility to prove that democracy can still deliver for our people for a lot of reasons around the world. and following the full participation of our people, standing opportunity and equities for everybody this is shared broadly, that is how we are going to win the ba

president biden held his first formal meeting with canadian prime minister justin trudeau to talk about bilateral cooperation on covid-19, climate change and migration issues. due to the pandemic, the meeting was held virtually at the white house. it also included the participation of vice president harris, secretary of state tony blinken, and to members of the -- two members of the president's national security team. pres. biden: all right. mr. prime minister, it is good to see you. i wish i could reciprocate the hospitality you gave me when i visited ottawa as vice president in 2016. the sooner we can get this pandemic under control, i look forward to seeing you in person in the future. as you know, we had a private talk about this a lot a while ago. the united states has no closer friend in canada. that is why you are my first call as president, my first bilateral meeting, and of course, my vice president spent some time in montreal for high school, so our channels of communication are wide open. as you know, we have a robust agenda today and best served when the united states and ca

things president biden is trying to do differently than trump are because of the environment and justin trudeaufternoon as the us and canada work on putting together a joint communiquÉ about their bilateral meeting he thought it was nice the us was not taking out references to climate change as it happened in the past but instead were putting them in. >> president biden and justin trudeau didn't publicly discuss a vote by canadian lawmakers to call china's treatment of muslims genocide. we looked into it. >> there's a genocide going on. >> president biden is caught between competing priorities when it comes to china. >> if i may, on china, how do you cooperate with china on climate change when you say you greeted engaged in genocide? >> the answer to that question from the biden administration, more cooperation with china on climate change. >> it is in our mutual interest to try to work together. >> when it comes to bridging's treatment of muslims analysts took this to mean human rights in china will take a backseat to other considerations for now. >> culturally there are different norms each c

motion saying that china's treatment of we're muslims in this in young amounts to genocide from mr justin trudeau and his cabinet abstained from china has rejected. so it is in the democratic republic of congo of blame to london hutu rebels for the killing of italy's ambassador the envoy was one of 3 people killed when a convoy from the world food program came under fire the president of the d r c has called the bush a terrorist attack. $100.00 boeing triple 7 planes have been grounded worldwide for inspections after a jet engine code file over the us city of denver at the weekend large sections of the engine broke off and fell on residential neighborhood it's understood the issue involves a relatively small number of the triple servants in service. facebook says it will lift the ban on australian news pages in the in the coming days after reaching a compromise with government of a paying for media content chandra agreed to make changes to a law and not penalize facebook if the company reaches some deals with local media . the military regime in myanmar is facing growing pressure both at home and

but michael international attention came out early as a few months ago when canadian brands to justin trudeau began by just bought this particular incident this week with celebrities tweeting out wasn't meanly on twitter and it also gained attention because there was a lot of international treats and condemnation on social media and as a pushback in celebrities started to be doing as well and led by the ministry of external affairs that don't usually is specifically saying that outsiders must operate i mean does matter they must understand more and again drawing attention to the fact of the claim that these protests are limited to a strong number of protests that the government is trying to make will shift and that people should not jump the gun by claiming to know more than they do so or the government is getting more aggressive in its pushback as well especially after the public divide. in delhi thank you michele. here are some of the other stories making headlines around the world at this hour about a 1000 people took to the streets of me in moore's largest city of young gone on saturday t

president with canadian prime minister justin trudeau the leaders discussed their policy goals on china and climate change the agree to work towards achieving net 0 emissions by the year 2050. we're now and british naturalist david attenborough has issued another impassioned plea to world leaders to act on global warming and sir at loro told the united nations that continuing on our current path would lead to the collapse of the natural world and the breakdown of civilization. gano has become the 1st country to receive vaccines from kovacs a global scheme aimed at ensuring all nations have fair access to over 1000 shots 600000 doses of the astra zeneca vaccine have arrived in the capital are gonna is.

look, these are the two closest allies, and justin trudeau had nice things to say about joe biden's overall restoring leadership on this but they have a big difference on keystone pipeline. it's gotten over inflated as an issue in the united states, but it became a really important symbolic thing for environmental activists. joe biden decided to stop it. canada has talked about maybe putting some kind of sanctions on the u.s. if they canceled the pipeline, so this is a real exception to the overall rule, or the overall comedy between these two leaders. i don't know how they are going to resolve it. >> in the meantime, there is another pipeline in the news. this scoop. allies worried biden is shaky on putin's pipeline. it's the first test whether his tough rhetoric against the russian leader will be matched by actions. opponents fear like biden doesn't want to antagonize merkel, german prime minister. won't inflict serious costs on the germans, while team biden has said the pipeline is a bad deal and they want to stop it. the administration has done little so far to suggest it's going to lea

expected to dominate today's conversation between president biden and canadian prime minister justin trudeau we're ready to work shoulder to shoulder to defeat covid-19 and rebuild economies that work for everyone >> reporter: rebuilding america means helping small businesses survive. the government says 400,000 have closed their doors president biden announced a two-week window for businesses with fewer than 20 workers to apply for loans. >> a lot of these mom and pop businesses got muscled out of the way by bigger companies who jumped in front of the line. >> reporter: he's pushing congress to approve his relief plan, which includes billions more for small business loans. today, congress turns its attention to last month's riot at the capitol a congressional panel will hear from washington's police chief and three who resigned after the attack the former sergeant at arms for the house and senate speaking publicly for the first time and former capitol police chief steven sund. lawmakers want to know why they weren't prepared and why it took so long to secure the building. >> i think this wa

you also have canadian prime minister justin trudeau on your show this morning. he imposed more travel restrictions. here in california, especially in the bay area, we're actually shifting to more -- less restrickive tiers, so we're doing the opposite of what canada is doing. do you think there's anything we can learn from what they're doing north of our border? >> look, they've been a bit more restrictive. they're also behind on vaccines. they didn't have a vaccine maker in their country. they didn't invest. there's a domestic political debate up there whether they made a mistake and whether they should have. they didn't talk to american companies, there was some perhaps political concerns there between the relationship at the time between trudeau and trump. whatever the reasoning is, they're behind on that. i think that also accounts for their more restrictive, more restrictions. i have dr. fauci on today as well and i ask him about the lowering of restriction this is week and he basically said it's too soon to be doing this. and he kept coming -- there was mul

president biden and justin trudeau held their first bilateral meeting virtually.adership on a number of issues, including covid and climate change. the prime minister and i sat down on friday, also virtually, and i began by asking him about the leadership vacuum he believes was created over the past four years. >> i think the issues that we're dealing with, whether it's climate change, whether it's making sure the middle class has a real shot in a globalized world, these are things that we naturally have to work together on. of course, as a canadian, i believe we all need to work together in a more active way. i'm glad to see the new administration -- something i spoke with president biden about directly. it's great to see america reengage. i think certainly there were things that were more challenging under the previous administration in terms of moving the dial in the right direction on the international stage. at the same time we all have democracies that go in different directions from time to time, and the sweep of the work that we need to do together as alli

fact that this was kind of the 1st official by lateral meeting of the canadian prime minister justin trudeau and the us president significant of course because the 1st meeting always signals a strong and strategic relationship of course the 2 countries share a border the northern border of the united states and there is an enormously powerful trade relationship that exists between the 2 countries and that has been impacted greatly due to cope with 1000 the fact that the border between the 2 has been cut down has been closed to all but essential trade so this is have a grave economic impact on both countries so this was one of the main things that the 2 talked about but to that end with respect to covert 19 also how there can be an increase in vaccinations that could be supplied to canada as a result of the production here in the united states and other strategic interests so this is something that has been of note the fact that this was the 1st bilateral meeting and of course there are many world leaders there are eager to be next in line all rights can be halakha thank you so much for that

the history of the country meantime president biden today meeting with canadian prime minister justin trudeau. they're expected to talk about trade, climate, and the covid-19 pandemic back to you. >> the prime minister the first to call president biden on his election victory all right, tracie, thank you. >>> the senate wants answers about the string of safety failures to contributed to the capitol riot we'll hear from former house sergeant-at-arms paul irving and former senate at arms michael stenger. neither has spoken publicly since the wake of the riot. >>> president biden's pick to head the justice department will appear before the senate judiciary again today after garnering bipartisan support on day one of his hearing our pete williams has more. >> reporter: merrick garland says the siege of the capitol shows violent extremism is more of a threat now than it was 26 years ago when the oklahoma city federal building was bomb and garland led that prosecution he said the capitol riot will begin with the rioters. >> we'll work from the ground up. >> reporter: garland pledged that the politi

key issues president joe biden is set to discuss hours from now with canadian prime minister, justin trudeau. also on the hill, tough new questions lawmakers are raising following last month's capitol siege. >>> readying the relief. the stimulus checks soon to be sent to millions of californians struggling to make ends meet. plus -- >> you know, there's been a hostile environment for immigrants, and this isn't anything new for the asian american community. >> a new response to the recent string of violent attacks against asian americans. a live report on actions being taken at

president with couldn't canadian prime minister justin trudeau in a virtual meeting the 2 leaders discussed their mutual policy goals around china and climate change they pledged to work towards achieving net 0 emissions by 2050 we're now and british naturalist david attenborough has issued another impassioned plea to world leaders to take immediate united action on climate change speaking at a virtual meeting of the un security council and said continuing on our current path would lead to the collapse of the natural world and the breakdown of civilization. ghana has become the 1st country to receive vaccines through the un back to copaxone initiative 600000 doses of the astra zeneca vaccine have arrived in uk or it is the 1st batch of 2300000000 vaccines expected to be delivered to low and middle income countries by the end of this year. and astra zeneca will reportedly deliver less than half of the vaccines it promised the european union in the 2nd quarter of this year the drug maker is supposed to provide $180000000.00 doses to the e.u. by the end of june it has already missed its 1st qu

president with canadian prime minister justin trudeau the leaders discussed their policy goals on china and climate change they agreed to work towards achieving net 0 emissions by the year 2050. and we're now into british naturalist david attenborough has issued another impassioned plea to world leaders to act on global warming surrender 0 have told the united nations that continuing on our current path would lead to the collapse of the natural world and the breakdown of civilization. germany has approved 3 covert 19 rapid tests for home use the kids should become available in the next few days well tests have so far only been carried out by medical professionals some officials say testing could be a big help in easing the national lockdown self testing kids have been available in other countries since last month health minister. had been criticised for moving too slowly on a national testing strategy. all right now let's cross over now to do his chief political correspondent editor i should say mikaela shiffrin who is on top of this story as always mckayla health minister spano just qu

president with canadian prime minister justin trudeau in the virtual meeting the 2 leaders discussed their mutual policy goals around china and climate change they pledged to work towards achieving net 0 emissions by 2050. iran has officially started limiting international inspections of its nuclear facilities it will no longer share video footage of the sites with the u.n. nuclear watchdog and it will also restrict in person inspections of the facilities tehran is calling for the united states to lift economic sanctions imposed by former president trump. and british naturalist david at david attenborough has issued another impassioned plea to world leaders to take immediate united action on climate change speaking at a virtual meeting of the un security council said continuing on our current path would lead to the collapse of the natural world in the breakdown of civilization and astra zeneca will reportedly deliver less than half of the vaccines have promised the european union in the 2nd quarter of this year the drug maker is supposed to provide 180000000 doses to the e.u. by the

non-binding motion saying that china's treatment of weaker muslim cinching amounts to genocide by mr justin trudeau and his cabinet abstained from the vote china is going to reject. the leader of georgia's main opposition party has been arrested millions detention comes days after the prime minister resigned amidst a debate over whether to take the opposition politician into custody. faces charges of inciting violence during protests in 2019 dismisses the charges as politically motivated. authorities and democratic republic of congo have claimed or want to do to rebels for the killing of italy's ambassador he was one of 3 people killed when a convoy from the world food program came under fire the president of the d r c a has called the ambush a terrorist attack. how kong is introducing new legislation to ensure that anyone seen as disloyal to beijing is barred from elected office chief executive carrie lam has given her support to the reform which will require local councillors to pledge allegiance to hong kong status as part of china violators will face an election ban mass protests in the introdu

saying that china's treatment of we go muslims and shin jang amounts to genocide prime minister justin trudeau at this cabinet abstained from the vote china has condemned and rejected the motion of the leader of georgia's main opposition party has been arrested nicam aliased attention comes days after the prime minister resigned amid a debate over whether to take the opposition politician into custody faces charges of inciting violence during protests in 2019 he dismisses the charges as politically motivated. and authorities in the democratic republic of congo have blamed rwandan hutu rebels for the killing of italy's ambassador he was one of 3 people killed when a convoy from the world food program came under fire the president of the d r c has called the ambush a terrorist attack. me and mars military regime is facing growing pressure both at home and abroad 3 weeks after it seized power the european union has warned that it is considering sanctions and the u.s. has penalized 2 more generals protests continue to swell and me and mark despite authorities right to use force against the crowds

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following the insurrection on january 6th even our allies are speaking up canadian prime minister justin trudeau said quote what we witnessed was an assault on democracy vibe violent rioters incited by the current president and other politicians as shocking deeply disturbing and frankly saddening is that event remains we have also seen this week that democracy is resilient in america our closest ally and neighbor the georgian german foreign minister said quote this closing of ranks begins with holding those accountable who are responsible for such escalations that includes the violent rioters it also includes their instigators the world is watching and wondering whether we are who we say we are because what are other countries have known chaos our constitution has helped keep order in america this is why we have a constitution. we must stand up for the rule of law because the rule of law doesn't just stand up by itself after the insurrection my colleagues on the house foreign affairs committee the chairman of the ranking member issued a bipartisan statement that said quote america has always bee

today, president biden will meet with canadian prime minister justin trudeau. his first phone call was to the prime minister and it's a fitting testament that this is his first bilateral meeting, the president will highlight the strong and deep partnership between the united states and canada as neighbors, friends, and nato allies. both leaders will review joint efforts in areas of mutual interest. and establish a road map for an ambitious and whole of government approach on issues such as recovery from covid-19, a sustainable and inclusive economic recovery, tackling the

saying that china's treatment of weaker muslims and shin jiang amounts to genocide prime minister justin trudeau in his cabinet abstained from the vote china has condemned and rejected the motion from. the leader of georgia's main opposition party has been arrested become aliased attention comes days after the prime minister resigned amid a debate over whether to take the opposition politician into custody elliott faces charges of inciting violence during protests in 2019 he dismisses the charges as politically motivated. and authorities in the democratic republic of congo have blamed rwandan hutu rebels for the killing of italy's embassador he was one of 3 people killed when a convoy from the world food program came under fire the president of the d r c has called the ambush a terrorist attack. earlier this month germany sent medical personnel and equipment to portugal the goal was to assist a fellow e.u. member state what it's called a crisis but now it seems the mission has also benefited a chinese owned luxury hospital and lisbon. reports. german soldiers sent into battle against covert 19 i

president with neighboring canada biden talked to prime minister justin trudeau 5 video link cheated on them and they discussed mutual interest on trade on climate change and on china including the release of 2 canadians held captive. canada and the united states will stand together against abuse of universal rights and democratic freedoms we're going to strengthen our shared commitment to providing safe haven for refugees and asylum seekers and so much more united states is no closer and no more important friend than canada. our nations share a close geography and history that will forever bind us together but our values are even more consequential. for it's a quick check of the headlines here and out there a 1000000 miles military pointed foreign minister has arrived in thailand for crisis talks off of this month's coup is part of regional efforts to resolve the crisis the test has continued to demand the release of elected leader and so. scott who has more now from bangkok. it definitely is here he traveled over to the thai capital here bangkok just earlier today and there will be

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prime minister justin trudeau called it a national tragedy. >> in canada we should not have soldiersdiers said they found shocked many and scathing report detailed chronically under staff facilities with little protective equipment and rotten food and elderlies bewildered and neglected. >> mull people did not receive the basic care including help of feeding themselves and bath or anything. many people died as a result of that. that's the decision of the government preventing caregivers coming in and the most basic care. >> nothing is going to bring back their loved ones but what do they hope to happen now? >> we have to take a very long look at ourselves collectively and think about the way that we have treated our elderly population, not just during the pandemic but over the past 10 or 20 or 30 years. >> that's the reasons families continue to speak up. government leaders across the country are vowing to change the way seniors are cared for. acknowledging that this pandemic laid bare a system that families say inhumane. nicole says it is what her mother would want of her. >> i touch

todd: moments ago we learned president biden and justin trudeau will hold the first virtual bilateralen the two countries today, they will focus on covid-19, the economy, climate, global security, the white house making it clear the keystone pipeline decision will not be reconsidered. >> democrats introduce a resolution to censure governor andrew cuomo over the nursing home that scandal as republican lawmakers wrap-up pressure to strip the governor of his emergency pandemic powers. >> we immediately need to rescind those powers and the governor has shown a gross disrespect when he lies, when he withholds information and he's not just disrespecting the people here. it is disrespectful to the people we were elected to serve. jillian: a similar been ron kim who said cuomo threatened to ruin his career for speaking out against the mishandling is now calling for his impeachment, kim tweeting cuomo abused his power to hide life and death information from the department of justice that prevented lawmakers legislating like repealing corporate immunity for nursing homes, this is an impeachable

jillian: president biden wrapping his first meeting with justin trudeau with a pledge to combat climate todd: no public mention of the keystone pipeline cancellation despite public disagreement between the two leaders over the permits. one of the keystone pipeline workers who got laid off joins us with what things have been like since the president signed the order. all i think about daily in those 3 months is how to provide for her. as a dad, what is your message to the dads who made the decisions preventing you from doing your job? >> we all have to support our families and our children and without a job or employment how can we do that? how can you take food out of my mouth for my son's mouth, sometimes you got to think. jillian: have you been given any guidance, any direction as to what you might be doing next? have you thought about what you might want to do next? >> know, no, i have not. todd: the white house trying to justify the loss of your job, take a listen. >> 11,000 people had jobs connected to this in the united states. what does the white house say to those people? >> the

president with canadian prime minister justin trudeau the leaders discuss their policy goals on china and climate change they agree to work towards achieving net 0 emissions by the year 2050. we're now and british naturalist david attenborough has issued another impassioned plea to world leaders to act on global warming and sir at laurel told the united nations that continuing on our current path would lead to the collapse of the natural world and the breakdown of civilization. gano has become the 1st country to receive vaccines from kovacs a global scheme aimed at ensuring all nations have fair access to over 1000 shots 600000 doses of the astra zeneca vaccine have arrived in the capital are gonna is among the low and middle income states getting cost free vaccines through kovacs un backed program should deliver $2000000000.00 says around the world this. hour and we can take you now to ghana to the copper opera to our very own isaak good to see you isaac what a day for a gun are very good news for the people there when will vaccinating start and who are they prioritizing. so the gove

motion saying that china's treatment of weaker muslims and amounts to genocide prime minister justin trudeau and his cabinet of stained from the vote china has condemned and rejected the motion. the leader of georgia's main opposition party has been arrested. the tension comes days after the prime minister resigned amid a debate over whether to take the opposition politician into custody many have faces charges of inciting violence during protests in 2019 he dismisses the charges as politically motivated. authorities in the democratic republic of congo have blamed rwandan hutu rebels for the killing of italy's ambassador he was one of 3 people killed when a convoy from the world food program came under fire the president of the d r c has called the ambush a terrorist attack. me and mars military regime is facing growing pressure from both at home and abroad 3 weeks after it seized power the european union has warned that it is considering sanctions and the u.s. has penalized 2 more generals protests continue to swell in myanmar despite the authorities threat to use force against crowds at le

get many of the things that he is trying to do differently are because of the environment and justin trudeau said this afternoon as the u.s. and canad were putting together a joint communiquÉ about their bilatera meetings he thought it was nice the u.s. was now taking out references to climate change as had happened in the past eight instead we're putting them in. >> thank you, peter. president biden and canadian prime minister didn't publicly discuss a vote by canadian lawmakers to call china's treatment genocide. we looked into it. >> there is a genocide going on so let's take action part. >> president biden got between competing priorities week close to china. >> how do you cooperate with china and climate change when you say you agree that it's engaged in genocide bird can ge the answer to that question fro the biden administration more cooperation with china on climate change. >> it's in our mutual interest to try to work together. >> when it comes to the treatment of analyst took the statement to mean human rights in china will take a backseat t other considerations. >> culturally, the

just this week we saw prime minister trusted -- justin trudeau weigh in from canada as well, indicatinge following suit. emily: so where do you say this leaves publishers? are they better positioned as a result of this or not? alexandra: they are being backed up by the government to negotiate hard for compensation for the traffic. so when you do see deals being brokered likely facebook one or the google deal, that is in the short-term helpful for publishers. i think the big question is which publishers and journalists are seeing the benefits. when we look at the tax, the pressure on social media services, to pay for linking out to sites, it is going to be far easier for there to be backroom deals for brokered licensing agreements with the publications people know best. i think that is really dangerous for the ecosystem, particularly when you think about the small media outlets that people do not know to go to independently. they rely on google save -- search results and facebook and others to help people find those sites. in these types of pay to play scenarios, it is really hard for th

president biden will be meeting with canada's prime minister, justin trudeau virtually.ll be looking at a screen. this is different than the way biden likes to do his policy. canada's borders are still close. the president is saying both canada and america will work together on things like the economy and canada. it's interesting because president biden is looking to strengthen his relationship with canada, a relationship that his predecessor, former president trump really shunned during his presidency. >> jasmine wright, thank you. so nice to see you. >>> two more of president biden's cabinet nominees face hearings. merrick garland appears well on his way to confirmation as attorney general. he told senators, quote, i am not the president's lawyer, i am the united states' lawyer. investigating the capitol riot is his top priority. he supervised the prosecution of the oklahoma city bombing suspects. he sees some chilling similarities. >> there is a line from oklahoma city and there's another line from oklahoma city all the way back to the experiences with the ku klux kla

joe biden and justin trudeau in their first meeting.ucted a virtual summit lasting two hours. they said their nations would adopt a unified approach towards the pandemic, climate change in china. more fallout from that engine failure on united airlines boeing 777x. the faa has ordered inspections of the engines used on 777. the front structure of the engine was torn off. the british government has unveiled a $988 million plan to help young people catch up on lost learning doing -- due to the pandemic. it will expand tutoring programs of help -- and help schools during the summer. bitcoin briefly had 51,000 again today. the rebound follows a tough week for the world's largest cryptocurrency. syncing 45,000 yesterday. it did find support from kathy would -- kathy wood. global news 24 hours a day on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm karina mitchell, stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we will still see cases, we will still see outbreaks, we will still see de

president with canadian prime minister justin trudeau the leaders discussed their policy goals on china and climate change they agreed to work towards achieving net 00 emissions by the year 2050. and germany has approved 3 kovan 1000 rapid tests for home use of medical professionals have conducted all testing up to now the kits should become available in the next days officials hope a home testing could help ease the national law down health minister ian spahn had been criticised for moving too slowly. over and i'm gonna has become the 1st country to receive vaccines from kovacs a global scheme aimed at ensuring lower income nations have fair access to covert 1000 shots some 600000 doses of the astra zeneca vaccine arrived in the capital opera today the u.n. backed program is hoping to deliver some 2000000000 doses around the world this year. are going to take you now to do have your correspondent. in our gun are all eyes on gun out today isaac when will vaccinating vaccinations start and who are the health officials of prioritizing. well firstly they are one of the rocks in has actuall

jillian: president biden meets with justin trudeau but the cancellation of the keystone pipeline to comeer raised these concerns with the president and he is welcome to today. >> the biden administration is less keen to stop construction on the nordstrom 2, a putin priority that runs russia to germany. according to the wall street journal when the state department sent congress a list of companies they will sanction if involved in that project it didn't ask any names added to it since the last report in the trump era. >> the previous administration did. >> that the permit of state, people who have been working this and people who are working this now are the same people who month ago were the same people 3 months ago. >> reporter: republicans are urgently concerned about 11,000 jobs lost here. >> they are in some ways heartless. if you look at the cancellation of the keystone pipeline and the jobs lost because the cancellation. >> the administrative won't but citing the threat of a changing climate. >> climate envoy john kerry said there are 9 years left to save the world from climate ch

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all right, raymond, president biden tells what they call a bilateral meeting with justin trudeau, the there were a few cringing moments. >> yeah, starting trudeau for his efforts and thousands of canadian-american jobs. and then biden tried his hand at the spirit of watch. >> i took five years of french in school. every time i tried to speak at i made a full of myself and i stopped trying. >> i'm not sure the french is helping here. >> laura: well, he was worried about making a full of himself speaking in french, i don't think he has to go over to france to make a fool of himself. all right, a little begrudging because listen to the language when he tries to say it in english as well. >> i talked to the nurses wearing trash bags over their address in order to -- so they would into, be in trouble. and, you know. i will give it to you straight to the shoulder. >> no matter what language he uses, and translators always necessary. these brain freezes and garbled syntax, they do raise questions about where he is cognitively. i think that's going to continue. it seems to have gotten worse.

meanwhile, joe biden and canada's justin trudeau set aside differences over trade and other issues in first meeting. they conducted a virtual summit for two hours. they said their nations would adopt unified approach toward the pandemic, climate change, and china. more fallout from that engine failure on a united airlines boeing 777. the faa has ordered high-tech inspections of engines used on 777's. a fan blade in the engine snapped, tore off another blade, and then the front structure of the engine. the british government has unveiled a $988 million plan to help young people catch up on lost learning due to the pandemic. money will be used to expand tutoring to help schools provide more activities over the summer. schools in england are set to reopen march 8. bitcoin went back over the $51,000 level today. the rebound follows a tough week for the largest cryptocurrency. it sank to $45,000 yesterday, reviving doubts about the durability of the rally of the past year. bitcoin found some support from etf superstar kathy wood, who said she is very supportive of it. -- very constructive

in fact, his first bilateral meeting with justin trudeau, that happened on thursday.was all virtual. phil mattingly, the white house. >> and the canadian prime minister is praising joe biden for rejoining the climate accord. mr. trudeau's veil swipe to president trump came during the meeting with president joe biden held tuesday. each leader affirmed his willingness to work on the pandemic. and mr. biden told the prime minister that the u.s. has no closer friend than canada. >>> police say tiger woods is lucky to be alive. his vehicle cut across traffic on a dangerous road, hopped the curve and rolled several times. coming up, we will have the latest on his medical condition. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get

♪ >>> later today, president biden will sign a bilateral meeting with canadian prime minister justin trudeauil a new road map for renewing collaboration between the two countries on climate change, the economy and the ongoing covid response. >> zoom summit, i guess. but there are some real points of contention between the two countries, including cross-border trade but also the cancellation of the keystone xl pipeline. canada not happy about that. trudeau is expected to press the president to make more covid vaccines available for canadians, reaching out for help across the border. in the next hour, republicans plan to go on the attack during another confirmation hearing. this for president biden's pick to lead the department of health and human services. >> xavier becerra is facing attacks because of his lack of experience in health care. he's not the only one right now. there's three of them really facing an uphill confirmation battle. >> that's exactly right. in just a little while we expect that becerra will be in the hot seat in part because he represents some of the key differences tha

prime minister justin trudeau called it a national tragedy. >> in canada we shouldn't have soldiers taking>> reporter: and yet what the soldiers said they found shocked many, a scathing report detailed chronically understaffed facilities with little protective equipment, rotten food and the elderly bewildered and neglected. >> multiple people did not receive even the most basic care including help to feed themselves or to drink or bath or anything, and many people died as a result of that. and that decision of the government to prevent family caregivers from going in and to not provide for adequate personnel to provide even the most basic care, that decision is completely unforgivable. >> reporter: nothing is going to bring back their loved ones, but what do they hope will happen now? >> i think we have to take a very long look at ourselves, collectively, and think about the way that we have treated our elderly population not just during the pandemic, but over the past 10, 20, 30 years. >> and that's the reason families continue to speak out. government leaders across the country are now v

joe biden and justin trudeau set aside differences over trade and other issues in their first meetingtwo conducted a virtual summit for two hours. they said their nations would adopt a unified approach towards the pandemic, climate change, and china. more fallout from the engine failure on a united airlines boeing 777. the faa has ordered inspections of pratt and whitney engines used on 777's. a fan blade snapped and tore off another blade and the front stretcher from the engine bitcoin went back over 51,000 today. the rebound follows a tough week for the world's largest cryptocurrency. 45,000 yesterday, revising down. bitcoin got some support from etf superstar kathy would who said she is positive on it. kathy wood's exchange traded funds posted their larges outflows on record after a selloff swamp some of the managers biggest bets. investors pulled 400 55 million in one day from art investment management flagship product. two other ark funds had outflows totaling $321 million. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and

president biden held what they call a bilateral meeting with justin trudeau, the canadian prime ministerek and there were a few cringey moments? >> starting with joe biden thousands of canadian and american jobs. and then biden tried his friend at a little [in a french accent] diplomacy. watch. >> every time i tried to speak it, i made such a fool of myself, i am now trying. whenever i tried it, they laugh. au revoir. >> mann mon dieu!>> laura: he was worrit making a fool of himself speaking in french. i don't think he has to go over to france to make a fool of himself. i think he's being a little too begrudging though. listen to the language when he tries to say it in english as well. >> doctors and nurses wearing trash bags over their dress so they wouldn't be in trouble. and, you know... >> i will always be straight with you. i'll give it to you straight from the shoulders. speak on the matter what language he uses, a translator is always necessary. these brain freezes and the garbled syntax, they do raise questions about where he is cognitively. i think that's going to continue. i th

president biden looking ahead this week will meet with canadian prime minister justin trudeau and asentioned about texas, it's a possibility the president will go there. he said there is logistical concerns. of course we will follow it if he does. he wants to go to texas, he says. jon? jon: bob and elizabeth dole have done amazing things for this country. >> yes, they have. jon: our thoughts and prayers go out to them. david spunt at the white house. thank you. >> thank you. jon: new york city is reportedly looking to freeze out the trump organization by shutting down one of its more popular venues but some will pay the price. plus, would an underground rail project in silicon valley help with covid relief? house democrats are looking to include funding for it in the massive package they will vote on next week. those stories and more coming up. ♪ ♪ so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's something you shouldn't try at home. insurance is cool. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪upbeat music♪ transitions™ ligh

it will be the canadian prime minister justin trudeau.e of the pandemic. administration officials tell cnn the goal is to produce a road map for reinvigorating a relationship that became strained during the trump administration. >> developing this morning, new details about the astronomical electrical bills hitting. the city of denton, texas, received $207 million energy bill for just four days last week. that is nearly their entire annual budget. and it turns out senator ted cruz was not the only top republican who fled the state as texans suffered, texas attorney general ken paxton is under fire for traveling with his wife, a state senator, to utah during the aftermath. at least 29 people in texas died as a result of the storms. millions still do not have safe drinking water. >> texas when the going gets tough. >> the tough go right to utah. >> the texans get on the plane apparently. >> to a different country. >>> so there's one question that has kept alisyn up at night. >> what is it? >> what does mars sound like? now we know. so nasa

in canada, prime minister justin trudeau e is set for a virtual bilateral meeting with president bidenl talk climate change and covid-19. >>> in burma, protesters marched again today denouncing the february 1st military coup and the detention of elected leaders. tens of thousands gathered a day after security forces shot and killed two protesters. >>> in nigeria, an air force spokesperson says seven people were kill killed when a small military plane crashed as it was returning to an airport after reporting engine failure. >>> in russia, health officials telling the world health organization they've found a new strain of avian flu never before transmitted from birds to humans. seven cases of the h5n8 strain were detected in worker at a poultry farm in southern russia. >>> in the united kingdom, the government moving up its covid-19 vaccination target date by a month saying every adult should get their first shot by july 31st. >>> in israel, the economy starting to reopen after a two month lockdown, prime minister netanyahu letting fully vaccinated people attend cultural events, fly int

fauci and justin trudeau. >>> this morning, a former aide to andrew cuomo is accusing the governor of sexual harassment. she's the second former staffer to accuse governor cuomo of harassment this week. the governor denies the allegations and is requesting an independent review. blayne alexander has details. >> reporter: this morning, new york governor andrew cuomo is once again on the defensive, after a second woman has come forward accusing him of sexual harassment. according to "the new york times," the 25-year-old, a former aide, says she became uncomfortable when the governor asked about her romantic life, even inquiring whether she had been with an elder man. i understood the governor wanted to sleep with me. i felt horribly uncomfortable and scared, she said. in a statement, the governor, while noting bennett has ever right to speak out, denies the allegations. miss bennett's impression was right, the statement reads, i was trying to be a mentor. i never made advances, nor did i intend to act in any way that was inappropriate. cuomo has requested an independent review, which wi