justin trudeau — with us at this time. justin trudeau said _ with us at this time.this time. justin trudeau said as more - with us at this time. justin trudeau said as more and | with us at this time. justin - trudeau said as more and more was learnt about the discovery of these burial grounds of young children, he said the hurt and trauma that you as first nations people feel, is canada's responsibility today and he said that canadians, all canadians are horrified and ashamed of our country behaviour. think that is true? do you think has a hole canadians are horrified and ashamed? i wouldn't use those words. they are definitely shocked at what they are discovering for the first time. i really feel that our allies across canada are standing with us in austria very strong way for the first time in many, many, many decades. this is really an important time to stand shoulder to shoulder to address these issues. it is not enough to just feel the feelings. we must transfer all this grief, these emotions into action, and a big part of that action is reparations to make to

so, canadians think that justin trudeau has done a good job. the question is not whether the election is about the pandemic management, it is more weather other issues come into play like the economy, like focus on trudeau himself who is a divisive figure in canada. matt: given what we just saw in the u.s. with consumer sentiment falling to a decade low, trudeau has to be worried about the economy, how has he done in terms of stocking up on vaccines and getting them out to the public, at least those who are willing to take vaccines? getting people back to work, is that all happening? theo: the vaccine rollout was slow to start, initially earlier this year, it has picked up quite a bit and canada has one of the highest vaccination rates among large countries anywhere. the vaccine rollout is one of the success stories for trudeau. and, it looks like getting canadians who are not taking vaccines yet, part of the campaign will be trying to encourage them to get the vaccines, and maybe shaming them. many of these people who are vaccine hesitant or a

so i acknowledge that with prime minister trudeau and his cabinet. do we have a long way to go?e are at the beginning of this journey, and what's really important about reconciliation is what many people have said, that there must be truth before reconciliation. people in canada and around the world need to know what has happened to first nation and indigenous people here, and we are asking the world now, through this programme, to stand with us, to support us, to hear us, to be a part of these solutions, and to call on their own governments and the canadian government — particularly the uk, which has the strong relationship through the crown to canada. you know, we really need people to stand with us at this time. justin trudeau said, as more and more was learned about the discovery of these burial grounds of young children, he said, "the hurt and trauma that you as first nations "people feel is canada's responsibility today." and he said, "canadians, all canadians, are horrified and "ashamed of how our country behaved." do you think that's really true? do you think, as a whole

justin trudeau says the ruling is unacceptable and called for his release.reporter: the verdict sentencing michael stop to 11 years in prison was delivered behind closed doors. the city had been home to the businessman, who organized tools to north korea until he was detained in 2018 and charged with sharing state secrets. another former canadian diplomat was also arrested. both men were tried in march after more than two years in detention. spavor's sentence was condemned by canada's ambassador to china. >> we have maintained from the beginning that they are being detained arbitrarily and will continue to call for their release. reporter: the announcement came as a chinese executive faces court in vancouver in a push to fight extradition to the united states. the former huawei chief financial officer is accused of violating sanctions on iran. relations between china and canada have soured considerably. >> [translated] the case is politically motivated. these two canadians are suspected of endangering china's state security. reporter: they were detained just

maybe not as silly things trudeau can get his hands around. -- necessarily things trudeau can get hisround. according to the financial times , they are looking at a $16 billion bid for its chicago exchange arrival cboe. this is according to the financial times. they approached cboe global markets about and all share deal to acquire the volatility index $16 billion, the financial times is deciding three people familiar with this matter. -- citing. our viewers, a lot of them are standing on the floors there at the cboe. they will be walking these headlines, reading lower and maybe stopping to turn up the volume. this could be a big deal in exchanges. greg: isn't that the way, if you work for the place, you're the last to hear about what is going down. the shortage of big -- no shortage of big headlines out there. we will get some comment from both sides. got lots of news, retail earnings, slew of corporate results on that. some sales data as well. a concern about the strength of the u.s. consumer, the retail numbers seem to be a bit nick. let's bring in stacey widlitz. thanks for joinin

justin trudeau and the insanity of the modern left. next. >> laura: if you thought the american left was insufferable. i give you canadian prime minister justice department -- justin trudeau. it's what you need to do to turn this into a she covery. >> laura: has he checked his estrogen levels. greg gutfeld takes it from here. >> previously on "gutfeld!". >> [speaking foreign language]. >> [shouting]. >> greg: planet fitness has gone to hell. >> [cheers and applause].

canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau has called an early election for september the 20th, arguing hed—19 recovery plan. polls suggest trudeau's liberals will win their third consecutive election, but may not regain a majority, leaving him reliant on other parties to govern. spain has registered a provisional national temperature record — 47.2 degrees celsius. the reading was taken at a meteorological station near cordoba on saturday and hasn't yet been verified. parts of southern europe have seen blistering temperatures in recent days, as an area of high pressure moved up from africa. time for all the sport now. hello i'm mark edwards with your sport. we start with football, and it was a stunning start to the season for spurs courtesy of their south korean superstar son heung min. tottenham condemning english premier league champions manchester city to an opening day defeat. they began the defence of their title by losing 1—nil at tottenham hotspur where son heung—min scored the only goal of the game 10 minutes after the break. and spurs did it without star striker, and manchester ci

the canadian prime minister justin trudeau has called snap elections for next month and the hopes of securing a parliamentary majority for his liberal party. trudeau said the government is seeking a mandate from canadians on how to handle the pandemic and eventual recovery. >> this is a moment where we will be taking decisions that will last not just for the coming months but the coming decades. canadians deserve their say. amy: the early election comes as canada's top public health officer recently declared the country is now in its fourth delta-fueled covid wave. in malaysia, prime minister muhyiddin yassin and his cabinet have resigned after just 17 months in power. he announced he would be stepping down after losing his majority in parliament. this government has been accused of mishandling cover 19 infections. malaysia is also facing an economic crisis triggered by the pandemic. in pakistan, at least 12 people -- 12 people, including four children, are dead after a grenade attack saturday night in karachi. at least eight others were wounded. a family was reportedly leaving a wed

you are getting a lot of big headlines out of justin trudeau.hat he wants, media spotlight, as he runs this campaign. yesterday we had the real estate story where he wants to ban foreign buyers. today a 3% surcharge on banks that make more than $1 billion in profit which i think is fascinating. you make a great point. bank executives cannot really take credit for the fact they get to release loan loss reserves because of course it is about government-backed stops. we are not seeing as many defaults as we would have. i finally want to point out on a personal note, my first job on wall street that was not in a bucket shop was for a brokerage called tucker anthony which, after getting bought by tom ely and going through other deals -- tommie lee and going through other deals, was bought by royal bank. nordstrom beat second-quarter earnings estimates but still headed to its worst day since the start of the pandemic. weak comparisons and dave wilson has a deeper look on a day when other retailers are doing really well. dave: absolutely. it isn't just

justin trudeau's hope is to get a majority government. we will be following that very closely. time now to get to our stock of the hour, the smart speaker maker sonos, after winning the first stage of its patent fight over alphabet over technology. we asked dave wilson to take a deeper look. dave: this patent dispute goes back to january of last year. google, the search unit of alphabet -- they had violations going back to 2015 that involve chromecast, google home, phones, and laptops. friday, and international trade judge weighed in. this is a process that is subject to review by commissions. there is a decision do. you are talking about the potential for sonos to read royalties on google devices, at a minimum. the commission could decide that google could not be able to sell in the u.s., going forward. it is what happens now that sonos has won this initial legal victory. it raises the potential for royalty payments. this is a company whose revenue has been moving up. you talk about the stay-at-home shop. they have benefited in terms of

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aimed at halting the fighting canadas prime minister just in trudeau has condemned what he called the unacceptable and unjust jailing of a canadian business man. michael saver by court, and china is sentence him to 11 years in prison. after finding him guilty of spying, space was detained. alongside another canadian in 2018 also sees their cases as beijing's retribution for the rest of the top chinese tech executive among one jo, that same year, katrina, you has this from beijing were getting some more details from this verdict but was handed down from a court in dundas city, which is on the chinese north korea border west, pavel lived and operated his travel and cultural exchange business for many years. now. it says that he was found guilty of providing state secrets and thus sentence to 11 years in prison. the confiscation of his personal property and deportation. now it didn't say when he would be deported. the canadian government says that this is most likely that he will be deported after serving his 11 years of sentence. but we do know that in the past, china has deported forei

to ensure the safety of cans, genders, the little change was pushed for by prime minister justin trudeau. himself. will you do your best to ensure that trans women are put in prison? or prison, more appropriate to their gender identity is yes, i will ensure that i consider myself to be a fairly strong advocate for, for l g b, t, q 2 issues and fairly aware of all the different pressures. and this wasn't one that i had ever thought of. so thank you. had the mason, whom we just heard from, says the government has to rethink its approach to the whole issue. nobody wants to speak about it. they don't want to report on it. we're being told that we're lying, that it's not happening that have been used or trans. there's literally no discussion about it. there is no discussion before any of the policies that were implemented. and i feel like there are solution to this. they have the room and men's institutions have wings and dorms, and they can make l g, b, t q, wing, better, tailor, to fit their unique needs over in the united states. similar concerns have been raised, for example, by the case

to ensure the safety of transgender is the little change was pushed for by prime minister justin trudeau. himself, will you do your best to ensure that trans women are put in prison or prison, more appropriate to their gender identity? through his yes, i will ensure that i consider myself to be a fairly strong advocate for for l g b t q 2 issues and fairly aware of all the different pressures. and this wasn't one that i had ever thought of. so thank you. have a mason whom we just heard from, says the government has to rethink its approach to the whole issue. nobody wants to speak about it. they don't want to report on it. we're being told that we're lying, that it's not happening, not have to use that return. so back there's literally no discussion about it. there is no discussion before any of the policies that were implemented. and i feel like there are solution to this. they have the room in men's institutions that have wings and dorms, and they can make l g b, t q wings, better tailor to fit their unique needs over in the united states. similar concerns have been raised. for example,

many are being treated outside the open. canadian prime minister justin trudeau has called a snap general election for september 20th. he says, this liberal party needs a new mandate. as the country recovers from the pandemic. those headlines news continues, of the talk to al jazeera i l g 0. when you in the me, it's a narrow bridge of land in central america that connects north and south. but despite a sized b, 2 kilometer artificial waterway known as the panama canal, make the public of panama grocery point for international trade, connecting the atlantic and pacific ocean. the canal is considered one of the 7 wonders of the modern world. but the country is not only a passage for thousands of ships transporting goods from east to west panama. it's also a key transit point for thousands of migrants and asylum seekers going from south to noise when neighboring columbia open its borders in may. after lifting some of the coal with $900.00 restrictions, thousands of men, women, and even children from the region and beyond. arrived at the columbia, panama border. they risk it all cross in pan

the trudeau hope cycle with vaccination rates and post pandemic economic lee bones will help strengthen his grip on power. sam beers opposition leader k in day he g. lima has taken the lead in his 6 attempt to become president and come at liter eco . longo is trailing behind by hundreds of facets of folks. the final results. thursdays presidential election are expected in the coming days. president opponents had criticized his management sophie economy, which was badly hit by the pandemic. the state of texas, seeing its highest call with 19 cases in months as the delta variance sweeps through a largely unvaccinated population, is particularly bad in houston, or hospitals are operating at full capacity. this as children prepare to go back to school. phil laval, reports from texas. everything bigger in texas, especially the cobra figures and number continues to grow each and every day. huge state huge such huge division will not apply and my child will be at school without a huge problem. houston is in a real mess. hospitals expanding into tense and parking lots taxes, bringing to and a h

quakes struck around 160 kilometers west of the capital. puerto prince canadian prime minister justin trudeau has called a snap general election for september 20th. he says, his liberal party needs a new mandates of the country. recovery from the current of ours pandemic. the votes of cold, 2 years ahead of schedule. at least 28 people have been killed in a fuel explosion in northern lebanon. that happens near serious border protest is for gathering at the scene in a car have set far as to a number of vehicles. lebanon's in the grip or severe fuel shortages to, to the economic crisis. and a coalition approach. democracy goods in hong kong is disbanding. the civil human rights front held organized values 2 years ago and said paging practice on defense had left their movements with little future. and that's your date still stay with us here on al jazeera inside story is up next. me. ah, ah, it's a economic crisis made was by philip deadlock, 7 on the said, retracing and inevitable social exclusion. what can be done to prevent the nation collapsing altogether? and who's to blame this is inside t

after hours nothing less than him, advocated from the presidency. canadian prime minister justin trudeau is called a snap general election for september. the 20th he says, his liberal party needs a new mandate in the country. recovery from the pandemic. the vote was called 2 years ahead of schedule to the party lost his majority in the last election in 2019 forcing it to enter a coalition. there have been celebrations in zambia, where opposition leader in the chill emma has been declared the winner of last week's presidential election. the tycoon successfully campaigned on using is business experienced to turn around the struggling economy. how them will tulsa has more from lusaka the they will worth a damn being opposition, need a hug i in the heat. lemme has waited years to hear. i was they said his son emma to be president, the leg or the republic of zambia. his defeat of incumbent president edgar longer came when i try for the top office and the supportive are ecstatic. i the candidates, one an outright majority modem, which means there will be no running. but now the daughters task

and to ensure the safety of transgender is the low change was pushed for by prime minister justin trudeau. himself, will you do your best to ensure that transform or put in prison or prison more appropriate to their gender identity? yes, i will ensure that i consider myself to be a fairly strong advocate for for l g b t q 2 issues and, and fairly aware of all the different pressures. and this wasn't one that i had ever thought of. so thank you. have a mason whom we just heard from, says the government has to rethink its approach to the whole issue. nobody wants to speak about it. they don't want to report on it. we're being told that we're lying, that it's not happening, that we're going to use that return. so back there's literally no discussion about it. there is no discussion before any of the policies that were implemented. and i feel like there are solution to this. they have the room in men's institutions, have wings and dorms, and they can make l g b, t q wings, better tailored to their unique name because their needs are different than women's names. so they have the room, they do

justin trudeau has called and early election, he argues that he needs a new mandate to ensure votersecovery plan. poles suggest that his liberals will win their third consecutive election but may not win a majority, leaving him reliant on other parties to govern. spain has registered a provisional national temperature record, 47.2 degrees celsius. the reading was taken at a meteorological station near cordoba on saturday and hasn't yet been verified. parts of southern europe have seen blistering temperatures in recent days, as an area of high pressure moved up from africa. and you are up that is bbc news, thanks for watching. hello there. cloud features quite prominently in our forecast for this week. and with the grey skies come some relatively cool conditions for the time of year. northwesterly winds bringing all that cloud and some rather cool air, particularly at the start of the week, but it will often, if not always, be dry. just a bit of light and patchy rain here and there. this is the earlier satellite picture. you can see various areas of cloud. we've got low pressure up to

of transparency and a trial that didn't meet the minimum standards required by international law. trudeau said the top priority remains securing spar and coverage. immediate release . the u. s. embassy in beijing is also condemned to sentences, calling proceedings against the 2 canadians as an attempt to use human beings is bargaining leverage. katrina, you has this update from beijing. he has technically 10 days to appeal the sentence, but that appeal process is very long, very uncertain. and it's unlikely that he'll be able to overturn this guilty, but the verdict here in china, 99 percent of all criminal cases that face court are found guilty. now we're getting some more details from this verdict which was handed down from a court in dundalk city. which is on the chinese north korea border west, pavel lived and operated his travel and cultural exchange of business for many years. now it says that he was found guilty of providing state secrets and thus sentence to 11 years in prison. the confiscation of his personal property and deportation. now it didn't play when he would be deported.

is now less than one month away from an early federal action called for by prime minister justin trudeau, which will determine the future of the countries parliament and moving in the next week. we will continue to keep an eye on the state of supply shortages around the world and how they are impacting the global recovery. and the united states supreme court issued a ruling late on thursday that struck down into victor moratorium from the cdc in a 6 the 3 ruling. now this comes as the new figures show that nearly 90 percent of rental assistance funds have not yet been given out. training chavez, on the ground in new york and brings us the details on the state of renters. as the white house prepared for us supreme court order that could invalidate the new federal eviction moratorium, newly released data show state and local governments across the us have only distributed 11 percent of the funds congress allocated to help pay off debts accrued by renters during the coven, 1900 pandemic. i got sick in that a being backed up by my rent, because i was in the hospital for a while. and also i g