trudeau was spotlight. every step, including some of his first, chronicled by a nation obsessed. >> tv announcer: with his eldest son justin was in tow. >> logan: his dad took him all over the world to meet popes and prime ministers and royalty, his little brothers sometimes at his >> reporter: what did you think of lady diana? >> young justin trudeau: oh she was very beautiful, and i'm glad that prince charles has picked her. >> logan: it was a unique childhood, but it defined him in canada as pierre trudeau's son, and he struggled to break free of that legacy. you still face the people who say, "this guy didn't earn it. you know, he's trading on his father's glorious past." >> justin trudeau: i'm proud to be his son. and i-- and i don't mind-- that people remember that. i think that's a good thing. but one of the things that comes with that is having lived all my life with people who would criticize me without knowing me because they didn't know my or people who loved me without knowing me because they lo

it was not easy. >> logan: trudeau's wife sophie was in the crowd. >> sophie trudeau: you're thinking, why is he doing this again? and i don't like seeing this. but had told me so many times, "i got this. it's not gonna be easy. i got it. i can do it." >> logan: did you know the strategy going in? >> sophie trudeau: i did know that, but he-- he admitted that the punches were with such strength and force, he had been punched before but not with that strength. and-- there were some moments where-- you know, he was seeing stars. but he-- he stayed upright. >> logan: trudeau held firm to the plan and when brazeau tired, pounded him into submission. the referee had to step in before the end of the third round. >> did not even go to the end, not even close. >> justin trudeau: people think that boxing is all about how hard you can hit your opponent. it's not. boxing is about how hard a hit you can take and keep going. that ultimately is much more the measure of a person than someone who says, "oh, i've never been knocked down," or, "i've never been punched in the face." well, you know what?

>> pierre trudeau: justin. his son was born on christmas day in 1971, justin trudeau was thrust into his father's spotlight. every step, including some of his first, chronicled by a nation obsessed. >> tv announcer: with his eldest son justin was in tow. >> logan: his dad took him all over the world to meet popes and prime ministers and royalty, his little brothers sometimes at his side. >> reporter: what did you think of lady diana? >> young justin trudeau: oh she was very beautiful, and i'm glad that prince charles has picked her. >> logan: it was a unique childhood, but it defined him in canada as pierre trudeau's son, and he struggled to break free of that legacy. you still face the people who say, "this guy didn't earn it. you know, he's trading on his father's glorious past." >> justin trudeau: i'm proud to be his son. and i-- and i don't mind-- that people remember that. i think that's a good thing. but one of the things that comes with that is having lived all my life with people who would criticize me without knowing me father. or people who loved me without knowing me becau

>> justin trudeau: it is what it is. i look at what i have as a challenge and i could list a whole bunch of different challenges. and i choose not to be daunted by any of them. >> logan: undaunted, and still government that gives him significant power he says he'll use to return the country to its liberal roots. he's already fulfilled one of the boldest promises of his campaign: welcoming 25,000 syrian refugees, some of them in person. >> justin trudeau: welcome to your new home. >> logan:...at a time when the u.s. has taken in a little over 2,000 refugees from syria. and governments are more concerned than ever about security risks. >> justin trudeau: we were able to actually go and pick and choose and screen and bring over the people we chose. and that gives us a much greater and that gives us a much greater level of control and attention over who's actually going to come in. >> logan: but are you saying there's no risk? or do you acknowledge that there is still a risk? >> justin trudeau: every time a tourist or an imm

trudeau. i will leave the details to my colleagues, but would like to highlight a couple issues about a state dinner. in the united states, the modern state dinner dates back to the 1870's and civilize is the relationship, the importance of the relationship that the white on theaces -- places relationship with a foreign country. such an event is reserved only for the most important of relationships, and in the case time in office, this is only the 11th time. we are fortunate to call canadians our allies, partners, and friends, and look forward to tomorrow's event. it gives me great pleasure to introduce the white house florist. thank you. >> hello, everyone. we are very excited that the --st lady, mrs. obama since jade is one of the favorite colors of the first lady of canada. we have incorporated it from yellow, the first color of spring, and color of friendship. we had enhanced [indiscernible] with small satellites with each one of them, which have one type of flour, which are showing -- - f

trudeau says his father was ( bells pealing ) >> logan: pierre trudeau died two years later. it was the largest state funeral in their history and more than 20 million canadians watched justin trudeau, then 28, deliver >> justin trudeau: united in our grief, to say goodbye. >> logan: that was-- a moment that had lasting impact. why do you think that was? >> justin trudeau: i denied this for a long time. i think there was a sense of showing people what a great father he was by showing what love his sons were capable of giving him. >> logan: today, it's his family people come to see. his children growing up in the spotlight, unphased by cameras and temperatures well below zero at the popular winter carnival in quebec city, where we joined them in a ritual he and his father used to enjoy. much of his time as prime minister is spent here on parliament hill in ottawa, the country's capital. lifeblood of canada's democracy, where laws are made and trudeau responds in public to questions from the opposition. the hallways we walked with him are filled with his memories. his father la

come a prime u.s., prime minister justin trudeau. [applause] president obama: mrs. trudeau.heir beautiful children and the quite good-looking canadian delegation. [applause] president obama: it has long been said that you can choose your friends, but you cannot choose your neighbors. [laughter] well, by virtue of geography the united states and canada are blessed to be neighbors. by choice, we are steadfast allies and the closest of friends. [applause] the truth is,a: we do not express this enough. in part, because of our national characters. our northern friends can be more reserved and americans can be a little louder, more boisterous. and as a result, we have not always conveyed how much we treasure our alliance and ties with canadian friends. and that is why today we are very proud to welcome the first official visit by a canadian prime minister in nearly 20 years. [applause] president obama: it is about time, eh? [laughter] president obama: what a beautiful day it is. which is a little unfair, as president, very first foreign inp was to canada, to ottawa february. [laug

e helped trudeo -- trudeau elected. of the ambassadors that the united states sent to canada have been big fundraisers and huge supporters and as you see the whole, ambassadors, these are plum posts. but david was much closer to the prime minister. he is close in crafting his strategy and so on. that's what he has got going. he is not a career politician. the outgoing ambassador who was a skilled politician benefited from the fact that he could go in and meet with a governor, senator or congressman and speak their language as a fellow elected. that's not the case here. but on the flip side he's very, very close to the current prime minister where the previous prime minister was a member of the m.v.p. party who was representing a conservative prime minister. but they have a close relationship. and that should help them along. host: we sat down with david at the canadian embass ay. very significant. only embassy on pennsylvania avenue. here's our interview. >> ambassador, the newly elected prime minister. justin trudeau w

trudeau: mr.t lady, distinguished guests, friends, ladies and gentlemen -- thank you for this extraordinary welcome. thank you so much for inviting sophie and me and through us, all of canada to join you in this spectacular morning. thank you very much. sophie and i, along with our entire delegation are honored and touched by your magnificent hospitality. and by the reinforcement of how powerful you are mr. president, to organize such a perfect day for us. [laughter] [speaking french] you may recall that our government was elected on a plane to strengthen the middle class. we have an ambitious innovation agenda, as we realize that revitalizing our economy will require investing in a new ideas and new technologies. a plan will foster emerging industries, create good jobs, an increase our global competitiveness. that was the canadian plant, and , and itanadian plan very much resembles the challenges and solutions that you have been putting forward south of the border. a plan to invest in our country

>> if i may be a little cynical, it's probably because justin trudeau, prime minister justin trudeau, we call him justin as opposed to pierre trudeau was invited. the last prime minister, stephen harper, conservative, was not. justin trudeau is very much not only prime minister mcdreamy as many americans dubbed him. he's prime minister selfie, and a master of getting his image out there, and there is, like, no better photo opportunity than to be standing in the rose garden next to the leader of the free world, i guess you could say. >> you mentioned the harper administration, u.s.-canada relations were a little more strained especially when it came to the keystone pipeline. justin trudeau seems to have skirted that issue, is it a sore point with canadians? >> not really. i don't want to get too complicated. the pipeline was going to carry oil from the oil sands in alberta, which is basically bitumen. it's not really oil like you get in texas, it's not crude. it's extremely difficult to get out of the ground. it's no longer profitable to move it the way it could have been 10 years ago

trudeau: we will see what is in the budget, but -- prime minister trudeau: we want more people to bessful in canada and i have very few worries that if we put more money in the pockets of average consumers and make the middle class more confident not just about their own future but the generaluture, economic climate will be such that our big businesses will find plenty of opportunities. >> you are already seeing tech companies coming out -- i go france -- someone got creative at the time that it would be like cuba without the sunshine. you were you might be driving away entrepreneurs? prime minister trudeau: i'm going to answer those more clearly once we put for the budget that i will underline the fact that i got to be in the position i am by listening to people, by listening to experts, and understanding what economists in his miss owners and ordinary canadians have to say about where they wanted the economy was going and what was going to help them and what was not going to help them. we made our decisions based on evidence-based research and policy. >> you did not worry about a b

gregoire trudeau.ues about a state dinner. in the united states, the modern state dinner dates back to the 1870s, and symbolizes the relationship, the importance and value of a relationship that the white house places, excuse me, that the white house places on a relationship with a foreign country. such an event is reserved only for the most important of relationships and in the case of president obama's time in office, this is only the 11th time. in short, we consider ourselves fortunate to call the canadians our allies, partners, neighbors, and friends, and we are looking forward to tomorrow's event. now it gives me great pleasure to pleasure to introduce the white house florist. thank you. >> hello, everyone, i'm the chief florist at the white house. and we are very excited that the first lady, mrs. obama chose this motif since jade is one of the favorite colors of the first lady of canada. with spring coming up we incorporated some yellow which it's the first color of spring and color of friendship

and trudeau rented that plan.he now has a canadian parter to what trudeau called a clean economy. >>> i'm confident that by working together, we'll get there sooner than we think. >> reporter: in praising u.s. ally and neighbor, canada, it almost sounded as if mr. obama were talking about trudeau himself. >> we are guided by the same values. >> reporter: and richelle, public diplomacy, in a sense, they saved the best for last. it's the state dinner hosted by president and mrs. obama. >> and speaking of the state dinner, here are pictures of the event that's getting underway shortly. the guests of honor are arriving. there's the president and first lady obama, and justin trudeau and his wife. that's a stunning looking pair of couples there, representing canada and the united states. we'll take it in for a moment. and the dinner getting underway shortly. the campaign, the debate is getting louder over gop leader, donald trump. and not all supporters are saying peaceful. david schuster. >> get him the hell out of her

prime minister trudeau. trudeau: thank you, mr. president. on theve reflected historic relationship between our two countries, i return to president kennedy's words that more than whatis divides us. , individually,es and collectively, that make us friends. that friendship, matched by much hard work, has allowed us to do great things throughout our history, from the beaches of normandy to the free trade agreements and now on climate change. the president and i share a common goal. we want the clean growth economy that continues to provide good jobs and great opportunities for all of our citizens. i am confident that by working together we will get there sooner than we think. just take the paris agreement for example. that agreement is both a symbolic declaration of global cooperation on climate change as well as a practical guide for growing our economy's in a responsible and sustainable way. and the u.s. have committed to signing the agreement as soon as possible. we know that our international partners expect and need leadership on this issu

margaret trudeau did not arrivel with prime minister trudeau and we haven't seen her come through andooksellers everywhere the arrivals are. maybe you'll see her come through but she's got her own story, doesn't she. >> guest: a very interesting person and a very interesting valley.eresting if you recall she married the prime minister. she was almost 30 years younger than him and she was known for having his celebrity party lifestyle and partying with thee rolling stones your they were such a colorful couple. but in the years since then she's been very outspoken about struggles with mental illness,ew and i think the public came to see her in the new light. she tragically lost a son. so she someone i think most canadians have a lot of warmthr toward. but pierre trudeau, i grew up in western canada in calgary and i then i lived in east and i think the attitudes i encountered toward him which is diametrically opposed. it was someone when i was a kid there were posters that was a wanted dead or alive in western canada because of his policies on energy that were seen very hostile and harmf

take it all, trudeau! (cheers and applause) moving on. religion. a system of core beliefs that units us all and trying to prove whose god is the dopist. one american town is in the midst of the battle. ronny chang filed this report. >> for thousands of years, jews, muslims and christians have been fighting ability which book is right about god stuff like jersey housewives of the middle east and now 400 years of religious warfare coming to america. >> blending of christians, jews and muslims. >> the try-faith initiative in omaha, nebraska, is opening a synagogue, church and mosque in the same location. i sat down with the rabbi, the reverend and the muslim guy in charge to find out what the hell they were thinking. >> we fundamentally think peace is possible and feel this can be a model for others. >> trevor: don't you think it's arrogant to fly in the face of 1400 years of hating each other? >> religions do not teach us to hate, religions teach us to hug. >> does it make you want to kill him? >> hug him. they were one step of jihadding a crew said

prime minister pierre trudeau. it was the first meeting between the united states president and the canadian prime minister in 19 years. both men talking about their common bond a and talking a lot about trade, but they also spent some time talking about making it easier for canadians and americans to travel between the two countries. and one point during the conversation it turned to hockey, trudeau saying it was a sore point the president asking where the stanley cup is right now, joking about the fact that it resides in his hometown of chicago. mike viqueira was there. he is at the white house for us right now. and mike most of the questions were dealing with the question climate change, and cutting carbon emissions. saying that things will stay the change with regard to climate change. >> reporter: right, the american press more concerned with the raging politics going on right now. and there's no question that the impending election is casting a shadow over the rose garden here today. first time in 19 years a

but he's not the first trudeau to visit the white house. trudeau's father pierre also a state dinners hosted by jimmy carter and richard nixon. >> canadians from all across this great country sent a clear message tonight. it's time for a change in this country, my friends. >> reporter: the younger trudeau surprised the world when he beat canada's conservative prime minister last year catapulting him into international stardom. even president obama took notice when they met in the philippines one month later. >> i know canadians are incredibly inspired by your message of hope and change. >> reporter: today, obama welcomes trudeau to the only office for the first time. climate change, isis and trade at the top of the agenda. trudeau and his wife will be saying here at blair house just across the street from the white house and the canadian flags are already lining pennsylvania avenue for the pageantry of the state visit. trudeau will be feted with a meal of halibut and maple pecan cake and treated to a a visit meant to strengthen the united s

but it defined him in canada as pierre trudeau's son. and he struggled to break free of that legacy. >> you still face the people who say this guy didn't earn it. you know, he's trading on his >> i'm proud to be his son. i don't mind that people remember that. i think that is a good thing. but one of the things that comes with that is -- having lived all of my life with people who would criticize me without knowing me. because, they didn't know my father. or people who loved me, without knowing me, because they loved my father. >> both are false? >> beth oth are false. >> reporter: in 2012, four years into his political career he chose an unusual way to prove he was more than the spoiled son of canadian royalty. >> justin trudeau! he turned an annual charity boxing match into a political opportunity. challenging patrick braso, a senator from the opposition, who had a black belt in karate. canadians took one look at the two of them and said true bow had lost his mind. >> getting more punches than i >> the first round went as expected. >>

with justin trudeau looking on in the rose garden. justin trudeau arrived if he was in part responsible for the political tone. calling it a crack up. the party has no one but itself to blame. >> what you see within the republican party is to some degree all those efforts over a course of time. creating an environment where someone like a donald trump can thrive. >> justin trudeau suggested that americans proposed to trump went on refuge in canada. the relationship, friendship between the two countries goes beyond any two individuals. obama aids in developing a special relationship. he took office in november. the leaders announced a pack to announce methane emissions. and pledged new cooperation. that agreement is contingent on politics, implementing the deal. likely lasting gmed the time in office. it would be up to sis successor to follow throw. >> the former prime minister who pushed the white house to approve the keystone pipeline. mr obama rejected that. he has a canadian partner working to what justin trudeau called a clean gro

justin trudeau has something to gain politically domestically.ck on him was he was not experienced enough. he has been popular at home and abroad since winning that election. but going toe to toe with obama and allow him to demonstrate foreign policy credit which might help bolster his reputation alone. david: josh, thank you, joining us from washington today. natural gas is trading at the lowest level in years. i think our intrepid viewers are watching on the bloomberg app perhaps on such a nice day in new york. good to have you back. we talked about the weather. is that is what is driving these prices so low? the main driver? reporter: you are talking about natural gas compared to crude oil. what we have seen is the natural gas market, when you think about it a third of the consumption comes from heating homes. what these guys are telling us -- this is the warmest winter since the 1950's. notproblem is we are heating our homes and businesses. that means the surge created by is slowingevolution -- we are having trouble getting that down to a man

then there is trudeau, the celebrity. he swept into office in november as the 44-year-old son of a famous prime minister. politico said of his impending visit, justin fever hits washington, and quoted a u.s. official who called the prime minister "dreamy." despite his youth and unoff the cox style, he is more than a political heir. >> no one confuses him with his father, different personality and approach to politics and he's always been a very high profile person in canada since he was born, but he's really i think worked hard to be his own political force. >> many see the meeting between the two leaders as the opening of a new chapter in relations for long time alis. >> at a moment like this, where the two leaders, one in his last year in office, the other in his first year in office, see the world through such similar lenses, it creates a really broad visit mistake for collaboration on a lot of tough problems. >> mike viqueira, al jazeera, washington. >>> this morning, a huge storm system is making its way north after

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prime minister trudeau: i can. >> thank you. i think this is a great opportunity to talk to leaders internationally. my name is lucas olson. i'm an undergraduate. toe had the opportunity study in alberta. i have found interesting, the relationship candida has with first nations people. you have been involved about this issue. what have you learned from the experience of the indigenous people in the u.s. and what can the u.s. learned from canada? prime minister trudeau: i don't know that we have an awful lot to teach anyone on how to engage and empower and respect indigenous people in canada. we have made attempts but they have fallen short. quite frankly for a country that prides itself on its reasonableness, defense of human on its positive role modeling in the world we haven't done a very good job over the past generation with the first , weles, who quite frankly withoutt have survived their friendship and guidance and support of people who figured out how to live in this extraordinary place for millennia before us. we have an

then there is trudeau, the celebrity.he swept into office in november as the 44-year-old son of a famous prime minister. politico said of his impending visit, justin fever hits washington and quoted a u.s. official who called the prime minister deemy. but despite his youth and unorthodox style, he's more than just a political heir. >> no one confuses him with his father with a different personality and different approach to politics. he's always been a high profile person in canada since he was born, but has worked hard to be his own political force. >> many see the meeting between the two leaders as the opening of a new chapter in relations for long time alis. >> at a moment like this, where the two leaders, one in his last year in office, the other his first year in office, see the world through such similar lenses, it creates a really broad visit mistake for collaboration on a lot of tough problems. >> mike viqueira, al jazeera, washington. >> we want to take you to this live look outside the white house, that is where

but he, he stayed upright. >> reporter: trudeau held firm. and when bras tired pounded him the referee had to step in round. end. >> not even close. >> people think boxing is about how hard you can hit your opponent. it's not. you can take and keep going. cbsnews.com. the overnight news will be right back. man (sternly): where do work, with you. it's taco tuesday. man: you're not coming. i took mucinex to help get rid of my mucusy congestion. i'm go od all day. [announcer:] mucinex keeps working. let's end this someone's hacked all our technology. technology... say, have you seen all the amazing technology in geico's mobile app? mobile app? look. electronic id cards, emergency roadside service, i can even submit a claim. wow... yep, geico's mobile app works like a charm. geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. (sounds of birds whistling) music introducing new k-y touch gel cr me. for massage and intimacy. every touch, gently intensified. k-y touch. what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. before those little pieces

>> the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, is on a visit to the u.s. where he's trying to improve the relations with the two countries. he's the first in three years to come to a state dinner. >>> live at the white house, so how much substance is there in this meeting? >> well, apparently, there's quite a bit coordinated, well in advance of trudeau's arrival here. you might think that with the world's longest and oldest undefended border between the two of them, that relation could be very very cordial. and that, by and large, is so. but under the previous government in ottawa, there was a rough patch, particularly after obama delayed and then rejected the cross border keystone xl pipeline. now, this government in ottawa, the trudeau government, regards that as something that is basically water under the bridge, and instead, they shifted and pivoted to talk about some real agreements on climate change and agreements between the two governments in implementing the paris climate change agreement. here's what trudeau said. >> the president and i have anno

later today, john in conversation with justin trudeau of canada.a splash across international relations and politics. justin trudeau maybe with the honeymoon over in conversation. see that on bloomberg 9:00 a.m. this morning. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." ♪ ♪ today is boe. check out the data. they started the day on a higher note. they are down. banks dragging the lower. basic resources on the hive from janet yellen still gaining less than they were previously. pound, 1.43. overvalued they say. caroline: thank you. for the third time in four weeks, european leaders are meeting to discuss the refugee crisis. to notmeron is expected ignore and other potential crisis. there may be hundreds of thousands of migrants in north africa waiting for calmer seas. the u.s. has imposed more economic sanctions on north korea. the obama administration has blacklisted more than a dozen north korean officials, agencies, and companies in response to what the u.s. calls you listen nuclear and ballistic tests -- calls illicit nuclear and ballistic tests. according

trudeau: thank you. we did engage in big conversations this morning and over the months leading up to this meeting today. issues that are important not to the our citizens, but world. whether it is how we ensure that there is no contradiction and an a strong economy protected environment, understanding how we need to work together as individual and is a planet to address the concerns of climate change, how we ensure security for citizens at home but also create stability and opportunity and health security for people around the world facing pandemics, violence, and issues. that canadag issues and the u.s. have always been engaged on in various ways over the past decade and we will continue to. one of the things we highlight is the fact that we have differentscales, on similar issues and on shared values is actually a benefit in that we can call them and each other in our engagement with the world and our approach to important -- comp lament each other in our engagement with the world and our approach --

the president would tell you he's got more gray hair then -- than trudeau.hey both came in as somewhat unexpected forces. when you go back to the beginnings of their elections, i don't think people anticipated they would win. it's been digging in the trenches on issues like softwood lumber and ballast water, and suddenly, i have become cool. it's glamorous. we hope that continues. it is such an important trading relationship, the biggest one we practically have. people overlook canada, and they shouldn't. katty: i'm sure you were always cool, but there were issues of substance raised, and one is that of borders. could mexico be forgiven for what is happening in washington today, there are the canadians getting a more open border, while some politicians in america are talking about putting up a wall between mexico and the u.s.? the only terrorist we know who has tried to come across the border came from canada, not mexico. sen. klobuchar: one republican presidential candidate, governor walker of wisconsin, did entertain the idea of building a wall with canada