of censorship of their own eliminating content closing down channels which offer alternative views trudeau said that those criticizing bill seaton or who are afraid of censorship. are wearing tinfoil hats which is an insult to usually. presented to those 'd who challenge your views on many subjects so i don't think it's something that you can joke about because the west has been on the censorship drive. in general already so this may or early. and confirms the feeling that we are being that there is a pressure to control. information. elitist out of britain and france are set to hold talks over their fishing right to speak that's off the u.k. was shipped were deployed to shared waters near the island of jesse and that a protest by french troilus for now the navy has been withdrawn but remains on standby challenged by the ski reports now from france. there may be cause for car move or the escalating tensions in relation to fishing rights in the english channel but it seems everyone is really playing the n.c. both the u.k. and france sent a military ships to the area to patrol that came as f

tests of many children had been covered up kind of this politicians, including prime minister justin trudeau said they were heart broken by the news. there's nothing more painful in life and the thing a child. my heartbreaks, are they thinking of all the loving parents who never saw their children return home? care this equipment nation, since it's working with museums to try to shed light on the discovery and find records of the children's debts. and before we go, ask them sports news for you and europe in football. chelsea have won the champions league final in the portuguese city of porto. they defeated manchester city. 5000 lucky fans were allowed in the stadium for the all english affair. the match was fairly even with both sides having difficulties breaking through. but just before half time, chelsea, striker chi harman scores, the 1st champions legal of his career and his timing couldn't have been any better . one mil for chelsea and the club 2nd chambers, leaf tide and germans with both 2nd division side keels, failed and attempt to defeat 1st division team cologne. and there are 2 g

test of many children had been covered up kind of this politicians, including prime minister justin trudeau said they were hot, broken by the news. there is nothing more painful in life and the thing a child. my heartbreaks, are they thinking of all the loving parents who never saw their children return home to this equipment nation since it's working with the museums to try to shed light on the discovery and find records of the children's. that's congress president and felix cheese. katie says the situation in the east of his country is now under control following the russian of a volcano. a week ago. you make the announcement after authority said that reports of a fresh volcanic eruption hours earlier, were a false alarm. the scare came a week after the option of mount nero ganga, which sent rivers of lava onto the villages and towns below. hundreds of thousands of people fled and many been left homeless and football. chelsea has won the champions league final and the 4 the city of port defeating manchester city. one no fans were allowed in the stadium for the final and all english affair

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tests of many children had been covered up kind of this politicians, including prime minister justin trudeau said they were heart broken by the news. there's nothing more painful in life and the thing a child. my heartbreaks, are they thinking of all the loving parents who never saw their children return home to this equipment nation since it's working with the current to try to shed light on the discovery and find records of the children's there? that's now take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. russian president vladimir putin and bella ruffian, leader, alexander lucas, shan't go, have held a 2nd day of talk. following a plain diversion scandal, russia agreed to a 2nd. $500000000.00 loan to go over the you and us post sanctions on bella. ruth, after and force object to land and the rest of distance on board. 14 nigerian university students were kidnapped more than a month ago, have been reunited with their families. the captains were released along a major highway. 5 of their classmates were killed by the kidnappers, after the government refused to pay

test of many children had been covered up kind of just politicians, including prime minister justin trudeau said they were heart broken by the news. there's nothing more painful in life and the thing a child. my heartbreak today, thinking of all the loving parents who never saw their children return home to this equipment. nation says it's working with the museums to try to shed light on the discovery and find records of the children's. that's let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. russian president vladimir putin and deliveries in liter. alexander lucas shall go held a 2nd day of talk following a plain diversion scandal. russia agreed to a 2nd, 500000000 dollar loan to build a roof. the e u and us has post sanctions on beller roofs. after at 4th, a jet to land and the rest of dissidents. on board. 14 nigerian university students who were kidnapped more than a months ago, happened reunited with their families. the captives were released along a major highway. 5 of their classmates were killed by the kidnappers, after the government refused to pay rans

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why am i talking about gary trudeau?s our special guest tonight. "dbury@50," what a beautiful thing. and also with us, a friend of the show and someone who knows gary as well. david corn, washington bureau chief for mother jones. what i'm saying is, both of you guys have done some good work. thank you for being here. how are you guys doing? >> good. >> great. happy to be back. >> really happy to have you back, gary. i will say in fool disclosure, there are stressful parts of this job and fun parts and getting to meet you in the context of interviews is cool because i was a kid and a poli-sci major following your cartoons. >> it is like a lot of jobs. you know, i don't set the bar too high. i have to set it at good enough because deadline is a deadline. i would like steady excellence. that would be purely aspirational for me, but i seem to be temperament tally suited to do my work in a short period of time and move on. >> i wanted to ask you about taking that into biden era because everyone understands that it may be a go

how about prime minister trudeau being a good neighbor and a good friend to us? and opening up his border to people who are vaccinated. it's wrong for him not to do it and it sends the wrong signal. and for president biden to sit by and allow that to happen is wrong, too. he should be speaking out against it. >> but look, again, i think -- i think biden should be pushing. i don't -- maybe, the passport's the wrong word. i don't know. maybe that bothers people but they are ones who are best set up at the federal level to get this done. they have the data. i don't see this as any kind of big-brother thing. it will just make life easier. two-thirds of the international tourists in canada in 2019 were from the u.s. so i don't know how this is in their interest. but my point is i think we are slowing ourselves down because there's one chris christie in your party. and you have literally -- >> no, it's not true. >> but hold on a second. gov, let me make the point and then you can knock it down. >> all right. >> we see it with the january 3rd -- january-6th commission.

i hate to use gary trudeau -- gary trudeau is great. one of the first things i go to.ll of the investigations of this president, individual one, and investigations for all kind of bank fraud and insurance fraud and real estate fraud and you name it. and bill barr was working with -- i'll suspect. we'll find out bill barr resigned because we'll find out what happened on january 6th and there was even a limit to what bill barr would do and did not want to be a part of the attempt to overtake our government with an insurrection and overturn the rightful counting of votes by the electoral college. that's in my opinion why bill barr will resign. as much as i think he was a criminal attorney general, i think there was a limit. the limit was the overthrow of the government. that was not limited to donald trump or rudy giuliani. >> you have given us a lot to think about. in the meantime, thanks for joining us. i appreciate it. >>> the one big thing donald trump has to fear from rudy giuliani and the new developments that have left some trump allies feeling a bit uneasy. ♪ down

tests of many children had been covered up kind of just politicians, including prime minister justin trudeau said they were heart broken by the news. there's nothing more painful in life and the thing a child. my heartbreaks, are they thinking of all the loving parents who never saw their children return home to this equipment nation since it's working with the current museums to try to shed light on the discovery and find records of the children's that transition into some sports news. now in european football chelsea have won the champions league final. in the portuguese city of porto, they defeated manchester city. 5000 lucky fans were allowed in the stadium for the all english affair. and that was fairly even with both sides having difficulties breaking through. but just before halftime show the striker, i have a for the 1st champions legal of his 3 year. and his timing couldn't have been any better. one meals for chelsea and the clubs, 2nd champions league, tiny and german football 2nd division's side keel failed in its attempt to defeat 1st division team cologne in there to game play o

test of many children had been covered up candidates, politicians, including prime minister justin trudeau said they were heart broken by the news. there is nothing more painful in life and the thing a child. my heartbreaks, are they thinking of all the loving parents who never saw their children return home? to cam looks? this equipment nation says it's working with carter and museums to try to shed light on the discovery and find records of the children's debts. to sports news now after chelsea defeated, manchester city one nil and the champions league final. and porto fans had good reason to celebrate in the portuguese city. this chelsea showed their appreciation with more than a 1000 police officers. they are looking on just in case and some questions did break out between fans and police. chelsea here of the night though with german international striker, ty, half as freak through on the counter, just before halftime the score, the game winning goal coming up world stories with a look at the week in reports. remember, you can always get the latest news from around the world on our web

of censorship of their own eliminating content closing down channels which offer alternative views trudeau said that those criticizing bill seat and or who are afraid of censorship. are wearing tinfoil hats which is an insult to usually. presented to those 'd who challenge fishel views on many subjects so i don't think it's something that you can joke about because the west has been on a censorship drive. in general already so this may or early. and confirms the the feeling that we are being that there is a pressure to control. information. on even a student from jordan who came to russia to study it of falling in love with the natural beauty of one of its republics which also proved the perfect environment from the practice is rather unusual hopi. cold. the fall behind love nature i love mountains i'm a climber and canyon. is my favorite sports i chose the good stuff because it's rich nature and diverse terrain you can find there's a snow covered mountains canyons of rivers that you start these beautiful this is the reason i chose this place. i started a long time ago in my homeland there

tests of many children had been covered up kind of this politicians, including prime minister justin trudeau said they were heart broken by the news. there is nothing more painful in life than losing a child. my heart breaks today, thinking of all the loving parents who never saw their children return home to this equipment nation, since it's working with coroner and museums to try to shed light on the discovery and find records of the children's that the government in the democratic republic of congo mistakenly announced on saturday that another volcano had a rough day north of goma. the false alarm comes a week after mountaineer and gone go roared back to life, forcing hundreds of thousands of people to flee the area. well, now some are braving their return home. more than a 1000 volcano, refugees left a campaign luanda on saturday, and queued at the border of the democratic republic of congo in the hope of a return to normal life once more. slowly returning to the city of goma, many people no longer have anywhere to call home. after the near gone go val. hey, you know, rode back to life s

trudeau's and dictatorship. all these moments. have left deep box in my memory. they had hoped for more security more freedom more dignity. have their hopes been fulfilled. 10 years after the arab spring. 1000000000 starts june 7th on d w. this is deja news live from berlin no diplomatic breakthrough on to no letup in the israeli palestinian violence shellings continue through the night after israeli air strikes destroy a building in gaza city and sing major international media outlets the military says the high rise was linked to hamas' intelligence to press freedom groups are.

the president picks up the phone and talks to trudeau, and just says listen, let's get rid of the tariff that's been the leader of inflation and the next thing you know cathie wood is up 30% what what are you snickering about? >> no, that's a great playbook you just put out there i liked it >> well, you would sell your phelps dodge. >> yes. >> fortunately, they don't ring a bell on that kind of stuff, do they >> no, they don't. but you have to watch what carl just said. lumber down. you know home builders have been telling me, one day you come in and lumber will be limit down and that will be the beginning of the end and i complained to one of my favorite, i can't get a new bathtub from kohler, i begged for a toilet. there's an interest line a wall street bets line. cramer bets for toilets. we hate his daughters. sorry. they go there. do you like when they go there >> i don't know how to access it. >> i stopped looking that's what i did last time. >> your tweets - >> fbi is. >> federal bureau of investigation. >> great people who do cyber security and pay visits. >> okay. >> fbi who is f

in the province of british columbia has been described as heartbreaking by prime minister justin trudeau. some of the children was young as 3, at least a 150000 indigenous children attended the so called residential schools between the 1840s in 1990 s. many were forcibly taken from their parents and communities. and there, there was widespread abuse. kathy mcgloid as the member of parliament for the area where the school was located. there is nothing more painful in life than losing a child. my heartbreak today, thinking of all the loving parents who never saw their children return home and who were never granted the dignity of knowing what happened. and joining us from winnepeg is lawyer daniel morrison. she's a member of the and she not a indigenous peoples, an advocate from the treaty, 3 territory of canada. this takes in north western and tara and the east in manitoba. many thanks for speaking to an algebra. what was your reaction when you heard about these $200.00 plus children that have been found buried at the school? i felt devastating heartbreak and my heart goes out to become t

tests of many children had been covered up kind of just politicians, including prime minister justin trudeau said they were heart broken by the news. there's nothing more painful in life and the thing a child. my heartbreaks, are they thinking of all the loving parents who never saw their children return home to this equipment nation since it's working with the current museums, tried to shed light on the discovery and find records of the children's debts to south america now, and there's been no end to the unrest in columbia. the president has deployed the army in several cities following the latest round of violent anti government rallies. dozens of protesters have died in a month of demonstrations, many at the hands of security forces. the protest began over a proposed tax reform, but it since turn into a national uprising against police violence inequality and the political establishment in many parts of colleagues, this is what's left after friday's violence. at least 13 people have died. anger is growing over the crackdown. i read, but i was short times from the side. i couldn't hear th

my prime minister justin trudeau and it's a 150000 indigenous children, attended so called residential schools during the 18 forties and 900 ninety's, many were forcibly taken from their parents and communities. and there was widespread abuse. daniel morrison as a lawyer and member of the and the she not be indigenous peoples. and she says the discovery is likely just scratching the surface of the search for answers continues at more than a $130.00 other similar schools across canada. the residential schools were opened with the sole purpose of removing the indian from the child. it was to assimilate indigenous people in canada and essentially in the words of want to be superintendent at the time was to get rid of the indian problem. and so the schools opened, they were run by churches, they were funded by the canadian government. and eventually it became a lot that all indian children had to attend school. and so the royal canadian mounted police actually had a heavy hand and forcibly removing children from their families and placing them into residential schools in which place there

his prime minister just in trudeau getting his job around the 50 cases in canada have been recorded in people under the age of 19 other countries including the us are likely to also approve child backs in asia. well from all we're joined by dr noni mcdonald professor of pediatrics and infectious diseases at dalhousie university. health center in halifax nova scotia thank you very much for joining us on this covered 19 special can you just explain to us why we're only now seeing vaccines being approved for children and teenagers it's not a surprise at all rob the big point was when we looked at the epidemiology for covert disease and who died it was absolutely adults especially older adults it was not children so in contrast to other diseases which were killing a lot of children in the past or having the worst disease like polio was much more a problem for young children than it was for adults the pressure was on to get a vaccine for adults 1st. but did they take into account the fact that children could potentially be spreading coronavirus. they were looking at that but they were not a

pre-purchased to date meantime while madonna says that it plans to have a 3rd booster shot for its trudeau's vaccine available by the fall preliminary data of the shot shows promising i'm. response against variance 1st identified in brazil and south africa reporting in new york treated each other as r.t.e. . the c.d.c. is now setting rules for cruise ships to hit the high seas again on wednesday officials gave ship operators final technical guidelines to begin trial voyages in july these trips will assess whether ships can sail safely during the pandemic cruises will run from $2.00 to $7.00 days and include volunteers ships have to have enough passengers though to meet at least 10 percent ship capacity. let's head over to regina ham at the sports h.q. the newcomer in a league is really starting to make waves it's a lot of fun to watch in the season i have to make because in soccer in the land down under macarthur f.c. is making things interesting as a newcomer the elite group of squad they are making a push for a top 2 spot in standings and that path well that was going to take them for a he

his prime minister just in trudeau getting his job around the 50 cases in canada have been recorded in people under the age of 19 other countries including the us are likely to supreme charge backs and. more for more we're joined by dr noni mcdonald professor of pediatrics and infectious diseases at dalhousie university and i do week a health center in halifax nova scotia thank you very much for joining us on this cover 19 special can you just explain to us why we're only now seeing vaccines being approved for children and teenagers. not a surprise at all rob the big point was when we looked at the epidemiology for covert disease and who died it was absolutely adults especially older adults it was not children so in contrast to other diseases which were killing a lot of children in the past or having the worst disease like polio was much more a problem for young children than it was for adults the pressure was on to get a vaccine for adults 1st. but to take into account the fact that children could potentially be spreading coronavirus. they were looking at that but they were not as big

test of many children had been covered up kind of this politicians, including prime minister justin trudeau said they were heart broken by the news. there's nothing more painful in life and the thing a child. my heartbreak today thinking of all the loving parents who never saw their children return home to cam looks to equipment nation since it's working with carter museums to try to shed light on the discovery and find records of the children's that's let's transition to some sports news now in european football chelsea have won the champions week final in the portuguese city of porto, they defeated manchester city. 5000 lucky fans were allowed in the stadium for the old english affair. the mack was fairly even with both sides, having difficulties breaking through. but just before half time, chelsea striker chi habits for the 1st champion, legal of his career and his timing couldn't have been better. one mill, the chelsea and the club, 2nd champions, the title and for more on this story, chris harrington from d. w. sports joined me now in the studio. so 2 premier clubs playing for the cham

in the province of british columbia has been described as heartbreaking by prime minister justin trudeau. some of the children were as young as 3, at least a 150000 and digital children attended so called residential schools between 18 forties and 900 ninety's. many were forcibly taken from their parents and communities and there was widespread abuse. kathy mccoy is the member of parliament for the area where the school is located. there is nothing more painful in life than losing a child. my heartbreak today, thinking of all the loving parents who never saw their children return home and who were never granted the dignity of knowing what happened. daniel morrison is a lawyer and member of via she, me, she not be indigenous peoples. and she says, the discovery is like, she's just scratching the surface of the search for answers continues more than $130.00 of the similar schools across canada. the residential schools were opened with the sole purpose of removing the indian from the child. it was to assimilate indigenous people in canada and essentially in the words of one of the superinte

him questioning the central bank head of you know the central bank of canada and he notes that the trudeau government is borrowing 3000000000. dollars a week you'll never guess how much the central bank is printing per week so he asked the central banker how much quantitative easing they were currently engaged in and the guy made it to $3000000000.00 a week and this canadian member of parliament was like how convenient because we're also borrowing 3000000000 a week right so again this is confirming on a global basis from different governments and different politicians are waking up to the fact that the central banks are printing with the stated goal of helping the unemployed and to stimulate the economy. and as politicians and corporate c.e.o.'s are pointing out that stated goal is increasing unemployment and increasing the loss of purchasing power and increasing the plight of poor the poor but it does help those who are asset holders they are becoming fabulously rich so the split between rich and poor is growing spectacularly and in that video it's amazing because the politician points ou

pre-purchased to date meantime while a journal says that it plans to have a 3rd booster shot for its trudeau's vaccine available by the fall for let me data of the shot shows promise a commune response against variance 1st identified in brazil and south africa reporting in new york trinity child as r.t. . confirmed it is creating a platform for its customers in china that gives them access to the data collected by their electric vehicles the move comes as the company faces increased scrutiny from beijing over the security and privacy of the information it collects from drivers and of course who has access to that data now in response to what has evolved to work with chinese regulators with the hope that it can mend ties and maintain its status in the largest car market in the world so the new data tracking platform should be ready for use this year. time now for a quick break but when we come back better all reserve officials are comparing rising prices to be toilet paper shortage of 2020 oz the way to say they aren't worried about inflation and it won't last long but is that really the case a

meantime well the journal says that it plans to have a 3rd booster shot for its trudeau's vaccine available by the fall for literary data of the shot shows promising a new response against variance 1st identified in brazil and south africa reporting in new york trinity child as r.t. . google is now giving its employees more options for when where and how often they'll go back to the office later this year the company announced wednesday that employees worldwide can keep working remotely until september after that they can decide to go back to their original office or an office in a different city and for some workers whose roles allow for it they can choose to permanently work from anywhere google's c.e.o. says he expects 20 percent of workers to do just that another 20 percent to choose a different city with about 60 percent of those staying put in their prepared demick office. and take a look here space x. recently launched and successfully landed its star ship for the 1st time on wednesday the ship is the same one you on last hopes to land astronauts on the moon and send people to mars w

the canadian prime minister justin trudeau is called the discovery heartbreaking, a tory gate and b has more. these are some of the 150000 indigenous children who attended so called residential schools in canada. between the 18 forties and 19 nineties, many were forcibly taken from their parents and there was widespread abuse. some lived here at the kamloops indian residential school in british columbia, where the remains of 215 children have just been discovered. some of the children who died were young as 3. there's nothing more painful in life and the child. my heartbreaks today thinking of all the loving parents who never saw their children return home and who were never granted the dignity of knowing what happened. it's a discovery that kennedy's prime minister has described as a painful reminder of a shameful chapter. in his country's history, the canadian government formerly apologized for the peace at the schools in 2008 and years later, an official inquiry by a truth and reconciliation commission into the residential school system concluded it amounted to cultural genocide agai

meantime while the journal says that it plans to have a 3rd booster shot for its trudeau's faxing available by the fall for literary data of the shot shows promising i'm you respond seconds variance 1st identified in brazil and south africa reporting a new york trinity child as archie. google is now giving its employees more options for when where and how often they'll go back to the office later this year the company announced wednesday that employees worldwide can keep working remotely until september after that they can decide to go back to their original office or an office in a different city and for some workers whose rules allow for it they can choose to permanently work from anywhere google's c.e.o. says he expects 20 percent of workers to do just that another 20 percent to choose a different city with about 60 percent of those staying put in their prepared demick office. and take a look here space x. recently launched and successfully landed its star ship for the 1st time on wednesday the ship is the same one you on last hopes to land astronauts on the moon and send people to mars

pre-purchased to date meantime while a journal says that it plans to have a 3rd booster shot for its trudeau's vaccine available by the fall for let me data of the shot shows promise a commune response against variance 1st identified in brazil and south africa reporting in new york trinity child as r.t. . confirmed it is creating a platform for its customers in china that gives them access to the data collected by their electric vehicles the move comes as the company faces increased scrutiny from beijing over the security and privacy of the information it collects from drivers and of course who has access to that data now in response to what has evolved to work with chinese regulators with the hope that it can mend ties and maintain its status in the largest car market in the world so as the new data tracking platform should be ready for use this year. time now for a quick break but when we come back better all reserve officials are comparing rising prices to be true it is for shortage of 2020 odd the way to say they are worried about inflation and it won't last long but is that really the cas

to date meantime while a journal says that it plans to have a 3rd booster ringback shot for its trudeau's vaccine available by the fall for let me data of the shot shows promising immune response against variants 1st identified in brazil and south africa reporting in new york trinity child as r.t. . confirmed it is creating a platform for its customers in china that gives them access to the data collected by their electric vehicles the move comes as the company faces increased scrutiny from beijing over the security and privacy of the information it collects from drivers and of course who has access to that data now in response to what has evolved to work with chinese regulators with the hope that it can mend ties and maintain its status in the largest car market in the world. the new data tracking platform should be ready for use this year. time now for a quick break but when we come back better all reserve officials are comparing the rising prices to the toilet paper shortage of 120 was the way to say they aren't worried about inflation and it won't last long but is that really the case

in 2019, trudeau agreed decades of abuse amounted to cultural genocide. now nato leaders said it's time the government step up. 215 pair of shoes are laid on these vancouver steps. finally their souls symbolically are at rest. >>> the parents of u.s. journalist are making an appeal for their son's release. 3. he's believed to be held in a prison by the country's million tear regime. his parents said he told them of worsening conditions for journalists following february's coupe. they appeared on cnn's "reliable sources" and delivered this message. >> i think their efforts to squelch journalism and get the word out is just -- it just -- it just kills life and it kills freedom. it kills truth. i think that they need to let him go immediately. he has not committed any crime there. >> he was on his way home to surprise his family when he was detained at the airport in yangon. >>> a volcano in the democratic republic of congo has many on edge. activity has been reported more than a week after it erupted. we'll have those details after the break. >>> plus, some

justin trudeau beginning to sketch out plans to reopen the u.s.order but canadians don't appear keen to rush it. when travel resumes,, does they overwhelmingly agree proof of vaccination should be mandatory. nearly half of respondents said the border should remain closed until at least september. in india, more than too many people have flat homes is a powerful cyclone hammerson east coast packing winds of up to 96 miles per hour and may push sea levels 10 feet above regular levels. the second severe storm in 10 days and comes as the country battles the worst outbreak of covid-19. one of japan's most influential newspapers, spatial -- calling for the olympics to be canceled. the paper says it will be "unforgivable to go forward the summer games and risk further spread of covid-19." the latest blow for the olympics scheduled to start july 23. many parts of japan remain under state of emergency. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is "b

canadian prime minister justin trudeau says this news is heartbreaking, a painful reminder that shameful chapter of canada's history. a report six years ago detailed the devastating history of the country's dismantled residential school system which was designed to so-called simulate the children. many of these children never returned home and their parents never found out what happened to them. >>> the threat of anotherlooms e democratic republic of congo. continuous smoke billowing from the volcano and officials say the crater remains active. if it happens, it would be the second eruption in a week. that's why thousands of people have fled their homes. many pouring into shelters. what's left behind in goma is damaged roads, no water, hundreds of homed washed away in lava. >>> a flat in hong kong or $100 million? what governments around the world are doing to encourage you to get the vaccine. >>> body cam footage shows police pulling a man to safety just before a huge explosion. we'll hear from the officers ahead. you could take your ulcerative colitis treatment in a different direction

tom: i am looking at the trudeau canada through to a $1.25, showing a commodity boom. the data as we go into claims is equities. i know it is terrible. amazon cratered. we are down 1% spx. jonathan: financials have carry out a rallying that have carried on rallying. the yield curve is not as -- have carried on rallying. the yield curve is not as steep as i thought. financials have been picking up in the face of a very patient federal reserve. that trade has continued. why? i think that talk needs to be continued. tom: let's do it now. alan ruskin joins us, deutsche bank chief international strategist. there are many worries we have out there. how will the dollar respond to the set of 2021 worries? alan: it all depends on how the market adjusts expectations as far as the fed is concerned. right now the fed is giving the most dovish message you could possibly expect. that is about as dollar negative as you would anticipate at this point in the cycle. the question i think is does the tapering debate balance it all? the fed squashed that debate for the time being, through

canadian prime minister justin trudeau is beginning to sketch out a plan to reopen the u.s.anadians don't appear keen to rush it, and when travel resumes, may overwhelmingly agree proof of vaccination should be mandatory. nearly half of respondents in a poll released today said the border should remain closed until at least september. billionaire investor carl icahn says crypto may be here to stay, but he hasn't bought any. in an interview with bloomberg news, icahn also said inflation "already exists, and that will cause a correction." we will hear more at two: 10:00 p.m. wall street time today, live on bloomberg television and radio. during the more than year-long long national lockdown, many americans turned to streaming services for entertainment. consumers turned to netflix, disney+, hbo max, and others in huge numbers. some others like peacock and discovery+ were launched in the middle of it all. a new survey finds people are subscribing to more services than they were a year ago, and their budgets have gone up, too. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg

tests of many children had been covered up kind of this politicians, including prime minister justin trudeau said they were heart broken by the news. there is nothing more painful in life than losing a child. my heartbreaks, are they thinking of all the loving parents who never saw their children return home to this equipment nation since it's working with the current museums to try to shed light on the discovery and find records of the children's that the government in the democratic republic of congo mistakenly announced on saturday at another volcano, how to rough did north of goma. the false alarm comes a week after mountain near a gun go roared back to life, forcing hundreds of thousands of people to flee the area. now some are braving the return home. more than a 1000 volcano, refugees left a campaign luanda on saturday and queued at the border of the democratic republic of congo in the hope of a return to normal life once more. slowly returning to the city of goma, many people no longer have anywhere to call home. after the near gone, go, volcano rode back to life several days ago. af

trussen trudeau, black faced multiple times.you use the like -- make the right buzz word sound, you're fine. >> emily, good to see you. that's all. >> so this is part of, i think, a series called humans of the cia, which, by the way, title is pretty funny. we know they are humans in the cia but it's like they were trying too hard to appeal -- again, it's like your dad getting an earring. so the cia is trying too hard. >> absolutely. and they are the last agency that needs to try at all. the other thing, like we all know what goes on behind those closed doors. we've all soon it in the movies. we know it all and that's why that video you made is so funny because i just kept thinking to myself, jason or 007 would never make a video like that and you did and it pulls back the curtain of what farce this is. when you bring politics into the workplace of course they are going to bring it with them so it's going to become a monster you can't kill so agencies like the cia, we need to be plug and play. code before self. we need to underst

presidential yacht i believe when he proposed a toast on later visits united states and he proposed it to trudeau and said when i met you for the first time in potsdam i loath you. steam especially for succeeding my friend the great franklin roosevelt. and i have to say now sir, i believe no person has done as much as you have to save western civilization. what's became a rich mutual admiration society. just a >> any closing remarks from either one of you? >> i'll just say i think that churchill's view of the world and truman's view of the world, they might both be admirably summarized by what was his tagline for churchill's history of the english speaking peoples. and one side there was resolution and defiance. on the other side magnanimity and good will. he held both and so to truman. the marshall plan and nato. as at the end of the war churchill didn't want and truman didn't want to do what we did at the end of world war i to the germans and to the japanese, we wanted to restore them not punish them. >> and in fact churchill had done that his insider is his entire life with no one fought harde

societies have acknowledged the abuse the catholic church has never formally apologized n. 2019, trudeauare laid on these steps. finally their symbolic souls at rest. >> incredible story. >>> in the democratic republic of congo families are waiting to hear when they can safely return to their homes as fears mount that a volcano near the city of goma could erupt again. we are also getting spectacular images of the volcano. >> we have captured what it looks like right now. these are from just hours ago. it shows grayish plumes coming out of this mountain. this indicates, according to a volcanoologist that there is collapse in the crater of this mountain. it shows that the lava like is completely empty. but that does not mean that it is now safe and that people can think the worst is behind them. it just shows that after the eruption, the lava has cleared out and there is no imminent danger for the city. it was stunning to see the images at this height because we have been reporting on this over a week and it is something the whole world is watching because this mountain so close to the cit

tests of many children had been covered up kind of just politicians, including prime minister just in trudeau, said they were heart broken by the news. there is nothing more painful in life and the thing a child. my heartbreaks, are they thinking of all the loving parents who never saw their children return home? to look this equipment nation since it's working with carter and museums to try to shed light on the discovery and find records of the children's that's to sports news. now after chelsea defeated, manchester city one nil and the champions league final and porto fans had good reason to celebrate in the portuguese city. the order showed their appreciation with more than a 1000 police officers. they are looking on just in case and some clashes did break out between fans and police. chelsea's here of the night though was german international striker, ty hafez, who read through on the counter just before half time, or the game winning goal. coming up world stories with a look at the week in reports. remember, you can always get the latest news on our website. that's d w dot com. i mommy a

she's already taking independent calls with key allies like prime minister morrison and trudeau i wondered your reactions people who question that. >> it's hard to react when i don't know what peopleyou're talking about . i will say the president met with the prime minister and had a full press conference afterwards. and the even shared a meal. the president has had dozens of conversations and calls with world leaders and it should be no surprise the vice president is also playing an important role engaging and having discussions with foreign leaders. >> it's more so than other vice presidents have. >> i'd like to see the data. >> we would welcome. >> excellent comment on the corona is doctor fauci did experimentation research at the five on virology given the question about that lab, why would doctor county and the us fund that kind of experiment, that kind of research in a chinese lab? >> i can't hear you super well. >>. >> i said that the nih and the doctor fauci provided funding to a lab in virology, that's the question when we talk about the lab and given that that research is dicey w

canadian prime minister justin trudeau, a staunch liberal, included the pipeline in canada's clean energy plan. on top of all that, the pipeline's owner committed to offsetting the pipeline's operations with a $1.7 billion in renewable energy investment. but none of that mattered to leftist environmentalists who fixed on keystone x.l. as a proxy for their opposition to oil. it's difficult to think of a more counterproductive crusade. thanks to their efforts, oil that would have been transported via the pipeline will now be transported by rail or truck. more environmentally hazardous methods of travel which incidentally will also produce far more emissions, emissions that will likely not be offset by renewable energy investment. and i haven't even mentioned the cost to people's livelihoods. the cancellation of the pipeline will end up costing 11,000 american jobs. most of them those good union jobs the president keeps talking about. it also means that americans will not see lower prices at the pumple as a result of the efficiencies of the pipeline which is particularly frustrating at a tim