trudeau said he had disqualify himself from participating because of remarks made yesterday.,hat met they talked a little bit about the need for dialogue. this is a very sensitive issue. the issue of indigenous rights here in canada was back centuries. -- goes back centuries. that is what we are seeing leaders from a lot of the parties trying to navigate through. they also have to balance that with the need to get things moving again. there is growing concern about what is not being shipped along these rail lines. we are also seeing laos starting. layoffs starting. that we heard from viarail 1000 people will be temporarily laid off. even more numbers for you. as of yesterday there were over 500 trains that had been canceled, affecting 100. --re is growing frustration 100. heather, thank you very much. of course, for bloomberg users you can interact with the charts. from toronto and new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ when it comes to using data, everyone is different. which is why xfinity mobile created a different kind of wireless network. one that saves you money by letting you

support them with accommodation that is it desperately needed and kind of the prime minister justin trudeau calls an emergency meeting after activists bring part of the country's trial. screeching to a halt in protest over a gas pipeline. and also to the russian side before the suspect alexander vinick hopes to reach out to the french president for help after the court of appeal in paris rules to keep her son you custody. and i welcome sites clock here in moscow are you watching us international now doctors from around the world have condemned the british government over its handling of the case including the wiki leaks founder is on the constant psychological torture while being held in prison more than $100.00 doctors have signed a joint letter urging the u.k. authorities to take action they also called on the australian government to intervene to protect its citizens is the 4th doctor's letter since songe made his 1st court appearance when they noticed his bad condition. now there are 2 documented history of denial of access to health care and prolonged psychological torture it requested

so the pressure is on trudeau.nk there is this acknowledgment that things cannot go the way that they were going, that something has to change in the approach. in the meantime, we see economic relations between the two also suffering. >> that's right here in china has been canada's second biggest trading partner, $702 billion in to retrieve last year. obviously, that has taken a hit. alone, $5al imports billion to $6 million that was hot -- halted by china. canadian exporters have suffered. there's a broa is -- businesses, tourism, those with supply chains in china, that things are suffering, it is getting more difficult to do business there, or there are more concerned about doing business there. amanda: natalie obiko pearson, appreciate your time. to get the charts you have seen on the network, the function is gtv . from toronto and new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ everyone uses their phone differently. that's why xfinity mobile lets you design your own data. you can share 1, 3, or 10 gigs of data between lines

and of this prime minister justin trudeau calls an emergency meeting as accurate shutdown major rail lines throughout the country plan gas pipeline on indigenous land. also this hour a court order to stop clearing forest land for its 1st european r. and battery plants with critics warning that modern supposedly green companies are nothing of the kind. and the u.s. secretary of state takes a rare trip to africa and the bid to dislodge china's economic dominance but his warm words stand and marked contrast to washington's actions on the continent. you're watching r.t. international bring you your live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program. canada's premier has some in an emergency meeting with ministers as protester shut down key rail routes across the country the rapidly escalating rallies hope to stop a vast proposed gas pipeline over indigenous territory are to us all a quarter explains. railways out of commission ports a backlog marches on the streets transportation across canada has been shut down by protests over a near 700 kilometer long gas pipeline

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and of this prime minister just a trudeau calls an emergency meeting after activists bring parts of the country's railway system screeching to a halt in protest over a gas pipeline. the mother of russian cyber fraud suspect alexander vinick hopes to reach out to the french president for help with a court of appeal in paris rules to keep her son in class. other thanks for joining us this is r.t. and. doctors from around the world have condemned the british government for its handling of the julian assange this case they claim the wiki leaks founder is under constant psychological torture in prison which has to stop more than 100 doctors signed a joint letter urging the u.k. authorities to take measures they also called on the astray government to intervene to protect their citizens it's the 4th doctor's letter since the sounds made his 1st court appearance when they noticed his bad condition. now there are 2 documented history of denial of access to health care and prolonged psychological torture it requested that the sons be transferred from belmarsh prison to university teaching hospit

come this prime minister just in trudeau calls an emergency meeting after activists bring parts of the country's railway screeching to a home in protest over a gas pipeline. build a young sex trafficking victim in the u.k. didn't receive any support from your thirty's until the case ended up in the high course we hear from her boy. it's completely unacceptable that someone so young and someone so at risk of being trafficked was not provided with the accommodation that this it desperately need. and the u.s. state takes a trip to africa in a bid to dislodge china's economic dominance the word standard marked contrast to washington's actions of the continent. this is r.t. international. canada's prime minister just how summoned an emergency meeting of his ministers after protesters shut down key well routes across the country the demonstrators want to stop a vast proposed gas pipeline over indigenous territory with the details is artist on quarter. railways out of commission ports a backlog marches on the streets transportation across canada has been shut down by protests over a near 700

temperature disrupted much of the rail service in eastern canada and led to layoffs prime minister justin trudeau called for an end to the blockades and support of the hereditary watched weapons chiefs in british columbia and it's how that is playing out that has added even more fuel to the fires of protest in the solidarity with the tribe monday it was reported that despite a statement declaring that quote there has always been continues to be a willingness from the time to naga mohawks to discuss an exit strategy of the c.n. rail line main main line that didn't stop canada's royal mounted police force as you can see from physically removing the 1st nation protesters from their camp a camp that never actually physically blocked the rail line they still got moved out so today my friends let's kick things off with a little protest and a fight for the indigenous rights as we start watching all this she was going on a city street you want to see. this so you'd like to see this crisis you always stay i'll see you slice this great city desolate systemic deception is the late show which would be so bil

he even recently blamed justin trudeau for cutting him out of the canadian version of "home alone 2." [laughter] who does that? when i am behind that desk, i will take responsibility instead of passing it on. i will reach across the aisle and work with americans in good faith instead of picking fights. i will bring this country together instead of pushing it apart. some of you may know that old story about franklin delano roosevelt, a story about how after he died they put his body on a train and it worked its way to washington, d.c. a story of a reporter who came upon a man who was crying on the side of the tracks, and he had his hat on his chest and he was sobbing. the reporter said, do you know president roosevelt? and the man said, no, i did not know president roosevelt, but he knew me. he knew me. what we are missing so much right now in our country is that sense of empathy. we are missing that caring. i promise you, i will bring back that sacred trust between the american people and the president of the united states. cheers and applause] if you are sick and tired of hearing how

constructive outcomes it doesn't take much for a problem like this to become a crisis though and trudeau probably knows that since he recently canceled a visit with caribbean leaders to convene an emergency meeting about the protests and. stead but this is just one page in canada's difficult history dealing with 1st nation reservations the gas company says the pipeline is safe and environmentally friendly but much of the native population and their supporters aren't buying it what they're saying is they have agreements with 20 indian i am council and 5 of the 6 which suit graham councils have signed onto agreements which they wouldn't have never signed a treaty with canada. they have an aboriginal title indigenous title to their land and they don't operate under the indian act there are there are already traditional government system there salmon bearing streams and other pristine force and not that this pipeline would go through that they're objecting to which is why they proposed an alternative route really it is. an issue about corporate interests trumping indigenous rights in canada

i was there with prime minister trudeau, we went to meet families, grieving families, who said, standthat they‘re accountable. we want closure, we want accountability, we want justice, we want transparency. that‘s what animates me every time i meet them. and that is why prime minister trudeau said he went to attend the meeting you had with the foreign minister of iran, even though it was at a foreign minister level. but some of the families are expressing concern about the look of that, the photos of a smiling encounter, holding hands, was that a mistake? well, the prime minister came with one purpose. it was to make sure that the iranian counterpart understood how serious the issue was. not only for the grieving families in canada, not only for the government of canada, but i think for the world. i think having a prime minister come into the room and state that, it just reinforced the message. that was the canadian foreign minister speaking to a international correspondent, elise doucet. more from the munich security conference. senior american and afghan sources say the first phase

dramatic turn in recent weeks yes canadian prime minister minister mr teen beat magazine himself justin trudeau has found himself in quite the predicament as indigenous people and environmental activists have blocked rail lines and mounted protests across the country in solidarity with the wass whitten 1st nation hereditary chiefs and land defenders who are desperately desperately trying to prevent a frack gas pipeline from being built across their unseeded lands in british columbia the new york times reports that quote after a 2 week period that elevated the national political temperature disrupted much of the rail service in eastern canada and led to layoffs prime minister justin trudeau called for an end to the blockades in support of the hereditary wash chiefs in british columbia and it's how that is playing out that has added even more.

and that is why prime minister trudeau said he wanted to attend the meeting you had with the foreigneven though it was at a foreign minister level but some of the families are expressing concern about the look of that, the photos of a smiling encounter, holding hands. was that a mistake? well, the prime minister came with one purpose, to make sure that the iranian counterpart understood how seriously that issue was. not only for the grieving families in canada, not only for the government of canada but i think for the world. i think having a prime minister come in a room and state that, itjust reinforces the message. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet talking to the canadian foreign minister francois—philippe champagne. also making headlines today at that security conference in munich was the us secretary of state mike pompeo. he came with a warning that other global powers should not necessarily be trusted, when they appear to be undermining the international community in their own interests. huawei and other chinese state backed tech companies are trojan horses for c

and alex how effective have the fall of any protest rail blockade bennett pressuring trudeau's government to reverse course on this back and pipeline. problem triodes government is that they're walking a tight rope at this point so you're looking at a country divided here or is amounts of issue pipelines are a massive issue and of course gas falls into this game as well so when you're talking about what's happening right now you're going to have provinces like alberta screaming bloody murder their premier jason kenney who is an. massive proponent of oil and the expansion of oil projects in this country he's you know pushing forward and saying that these people should be arrested the a conservative government share their their government the conservative leader who was the opposition leader in our parliament he's also he was pushing trudeau to let's arrest these guys let the rule of law fall into place well we've seen what's happened once the police have taken action this is not stopping the protests what this is doing is just making the protests grow so you have the regular protests from

the pretty trudeau was dropped of make it a wash ford was tear off. a look at this it out through i said it was all a dream. realized they kept hitting me with a machete because. the man started by gradually chopping off my ankle who never could one of them was flogging my back with him i said he and the other person completely chopped off my leg i saw my legs separate it into his no i never got. the rebellion but under 4 militias is sticking a story on the population. a few kilometers away 42000 hectares of banana robot arm pump plantations have been abundant. this state all far is a 2nd biggest employer in the country but should pretties want it close thousands of his workers how fled do to increase our tarps many have been mutilated and all those cute. john was sleeping with our men desktop logic we want to be the one to move you missy the separatists said they would have loved to kill us . but they would rather cut off our fingers in order to send a message to our employer to walk the walk they think they told us they were fighting for us but we w

to be politicians who are fresh, authentic and can appeal to the center, france's macron, canada's trudeau. the democrats need a candidate who can energize the party's voters and bring together the left and centrist wings, and the evidence suggests no one has been able to do that yet. for more go to cnn.com/fareed and read my "washington post" column for this week. let's get started. >>> let's get to my interview with bill maher. on his tv shows, first "politically incorrect" and now "real time," he has a singular ability to analyze american politics with great humor. we sat down on the set, which airs friday night. hbo and cnn are both owned by warner media. great to have you on. >> always great to be with you. >> what do you think of this week for donald trump? >> i thought it was his best week ever, and most depressing week for me, as someone who is not a fan of donald trump and what he's doing to this country. it was chilling. you know, i knew when he did the state of the union address and stuck to the prompter, which i was very surprised, but we have seen that before, teleprompter tru

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kind of those prime minister justin trudeau calls an emergency meeting as activists shut down major rail lines throughout the country for a planned gas pipeline on indigenous land. also this hour a court orders template to stop clearing forest land for its 1st european r. and battery plant critics warning that modern supposedly lean companies are nothing of the kind. and the u.s. secretary of state takes a rare trip to africa in a bid to dislodge china's economic dominance but its warm words stand in marked contrast to washington's actions on the continent.

she came off looking less authentic than he is. >> you remember justin trudeau was caught making fun of trump. they asked trump about it the next day. he was completely honest in the sense of saying, yeah, i thought he was two-faced. he's not pretending. he doesn't play president. he makes this point in his campaign. i am the real thing. you have seen the real thing. >> he never makes a concession to what somebody else wants him to be. i keep saying here, in an age where everything is completely binary, you're either red team or blue ahead, everything a blue players does goes in the blue bin. everybody on the blue team has to answer for that. trump doesn't have to be popular. listen to what he always says. you have no choice. you have to vote for me, because he's saying, yeah, you may not like me, i may be crude, vulgar and horrible, but they're crazy. there's a lot of stuff in that blue bin that is crazy. people read it every week, just these things, the too far out left stuff, you know, obama said it, just people are just looking for -- don't do crazy stuff, don't say crazy stuff.

justin trudeau initially said when they wanted to spend more time there that they would foot the billold that he should be queen. it looks like that might not be the case now? —— assured the queen. that might not be the case now? -- assured the queen. they are going back on this routine, they will always be safe in canada. the question is, who is going to pay for it? various estimates, there are no idea of how accurate they are, the security details could cost up to £20 million a year. my assumption is that whatever happens, they will continue to have a security detail, how much will the couple have to pay for it themselves? how much will be shared with local forces, and may be how much will still be paid for here out of the uk? that is the difficulty with this. they have gone into uncharted territories, everybody is trying to figure it out as they go along, but it does seem like the couple are not really getting what they reportedly thought they might. as you say, it is unprecedented. nobody was going to be able to predict how this was going to go, but it is not completely unreasonab

last week, a a group o of nobel prize winners called on trudeau to stotop the teck frontier min. indigegenous climatete action, h led the grassroots campaign agaiainst the project celebrbrad the announcement, writing -- "our communities need a just transition, not more fossil fuel resource extraction. we need to be in charge of our own futures, lands, and job opportunities that work to solve the climate crisis, address inequality, and respect our rights and sovereignty as indigenous peoples." back in the united states, president trump's new personnel chief, john mcentee, is reportedly directing agency heads to identify anti-trump staffers. trump has tasked his former body man to purge the "bad people" and "deep state." trump also reportedly referred to anti-trump employees as snakes. 29-year-old john mcentee was fired in 2018 by then-chief of staff general john kelly because he was under investigation by homeland security for financial crimes. but he was recently rehired to head the personnel office. meanwhile, axios is reporting the trump administration has been gathering lists

amy: that is canadian prime minister justin trudeau, whose own offices were occupied.sela palmater is also with mi'kmaw lawyer and member of the , eel river bar first nation in new brunswick. chair in indigenous governance at ryerson university. can you talk about the solidarity protest taking place across canada, including directly in the prime minister's office? and respond to what he said. >> there is lots of solidarity protests. setting down rails and lots of people. there were youth and oththers standing i in solidarity at various legislatures preventing access, occupy ministers offices, also shutting down ports. there e were people shutting don bridges, shutting down highways because this is a repeat offense. you can't attack indigenous people in a worse way than sending in the royal canadian canadian --royal rcmp. mounted police. >> and how they are so heavily armed, how we found out there were authorized for "lethal overwatch" to use as muchch as violence possible against the wet'suwet'en, to literally remove them from their homes. in breach of canadada so-call

putting pressure on the prime minister to seal it you need to get the police to move when justin trudeau is putting his hands up saying look we're not getting involved in this because politicians don't direct the police it's really up to the company to go to the courts and in the courts to direct the police to enforce any injunctions they have to try and clear the camps but they don't particularly want to go in clear they can't speak because felix scared of coffeecup protests you already saw what happened at the beginning of the month when the move the 1st few camps led to an explosion of protests across the country and they think the protests will get even bigger and they won't just be. stuck in areas around the railway lines so that's an issue for them as well here's another thing the 1st nations is they're called here the local indigenous population that the 5 tribes held a news conference in were probably just a few hours ago and they are saying look we are ready to discuss this we want to move this situation forward. scuse me we realize there are some hardships for people but the di

canada's prime minister justin trudeau says blockades by indigenous protesters must be removed.ists set up blockades in quebec and alberta in opposition to a new pipeline project. some rail lines have been blocked for more than two weeks. party in opposition thailand has been dissolved by the constitutional court. it ruled the party violated electoral law by accepting a loan from its leader. the fourth major does -- major opposition party to be dissolved within 15 years. we have more from bangkok. correspondent: there was anger and sadness as supporters gathered at the headquarters of the future forward party to watch the verdict. constitutional court judges ruled the opposition party be dissolved and its 16 leaders banned from politics for 10 years. the case surrounded more than $6 million given the party by its leader. the party said it was a loan which was being paid back and therefore exempt from laws that restrict the amount of money that can be given to a political party by an individual. the judges disagreed and ruled it was a donation well in excess of legal limits. futu

to a large it is canada that he and meghan seem to regard as home, but justin trudeau has said once theple stepped back from their royal role, canada will no longer fundn. their protectio if the canadians won't pay for curity, the cost will inevitably fall to the british taxpayer, the royal fupily, or the themselves. ken wolfe was protection officer to harry's mother diana. he thinks the annual costs would be considerable. ken: my estimates are that the protection package to look aer the duke and would reach 1.5 million, possibly as much apo2.5 million ds. nicholas: at abbey rd, harry re-created the famous crossing. that anthem called "unbroken," in support of his creation of invictus games, as he tried a song with john bon jovi. it was carefree enough, but for harry, and a stretch for his musical metaphor, there is a winding, and somewh uncertain road. nicholas witchell, bbc news. lewis: i will be back in a couple minutes' times. you can find me online, @lvjon es. narrator: funding for this presentation is made possible by... liman: babbel, an program developed by language specialists

has so he met with a number of world leaders, with the chancellor in germany, with macron ice, with trudeauboris johnson in the u.k., and also with secretary pompeo in florida. but the big question mark, be a chance to see pridente will in mar-a-lago this weekend and guaido is still in miami. >> sreenivasan: so how much does that presidential meeting oer him credibility or a seal of approval? >> think it's hugely important in, in a symbolic sense, the symbolism, obviously, that trump is perhaps still committed to a venezuela policy, but n necessarily to juan guaido. there was certaly the hope, and even the expectation that last year after guaido became interim president, that therewo d be a rapid transition, rapid regime change in venezuela, a that has not happened. his own popularity within venezuela has gone down as people are frustrated and they haven't seen results from this political ivfort. >> srean: cynthina, even if he is going out and keeping venezuela in thhespotlight in countries, how does this help him, or not, at home? >> that's really the key question. it's one thing to have a

others who are much more hard line won't move from those can so it's a very difficult situation justin trudeau has been talking about in parliament he said he would like to see a negotiated settlement the difficulty is at the moment no one seems to know where that path is to get the blockades lifted to get the real running to get the country moving and making sure that the 1st nations get what they want this is well the main thing feeling it is a must back and again that's how official the line for us in ontario. still ahead on the news hour and sport 2 of baseball's biggest stars how best say on the houston astros cheating scandal. now as a father for the sports. thanks so much sue newly crowned australian open champion sophia cannon suffered a shock defeat in the 1st round of the divide championships playing in their 1st step toward a match since clinching the title in melbourne the american was eliminated by un seed alaina ribeye kena the 21 year old won the 1st set on a tie break but then lost the next 2 because it stan who has already reached 3 finals on the tour this season completed the

that we have named this as of economic project it isn't in the comic project it was the one touch of trudeau to name this as an economic project it's a purely political one and now we cannot withdraw from it but we have also taken that because we can try to influence russia but i am not i'm not a defender of more stream 2 for economic reasons i think we really needed to achieve our energy change and we need an influence to russia but it is not a good choice let's talk about digital independence there are some security concerns there as well you know u.s. secretary of state my pompei all i'm saying here at the munich security conference that huawei is the trojan horse of chinese intelligence. and yet you're not banning it from the bidding process of building your 5 g. network here in germany why well we have some role models like the united kingdom for example or france they all seem to be in a certain few of losing corporations chances with china but i don't want to be ironic look some of the i only know the german word 110 or the and 10 and the census or of 5 g. are made from ryan mittal an

it is canada that he and meghan now seem to regard as home, but the government ofjustin trudeau has said will no longer fund the cost of their protection. if the canadians won't pay for their security, that leaves either the british taxpayer or, of course, the couple themselves. ken wharf was protection officer to harry's mother, diana. he thinks the annual cost would be considerable. my estimates are that the protection package currently to look after them safely, the duke and duchess of sussex and canada, would be in excess of 1.5 billion —— {1.5 million, possibly reaching to £2 million. that's a conservative estimate. at abbey road, harry recreated the famous image of the beatles crossing the road outside the studio. he listens to an anthem called unbroken, in support of his creation, the invictus games, and he tried a song with bonnejohn bowie ——jon tried a song with bonnejohn bowie —— jon bon jovi. it tried a song with bonnejohn bowie —— jon bonjovi. it was carefree enough, but for hurry, to stretch the musical metaphor, there is a long, winding and somewhat uncertain road ahead. sc