what is the next step we are waiting for from president trudeau?rian: if exports are going to happen, to do -- trudeau and other ministers have said there needs to be a business case for it and the potential terminal they are looking at is owned by a spanish energy company and if they decide there is a business case for it, it could happen. but they are waiting for that due diligence. to see if it is a commercially viable product. kriti: thank you as always, brian. still ahead, the biggest port in the u.s. -- u.k., at a halt after a thousand worker docs right. -- dock strike. this is bloomberg. ♪ kriti: this is "bloomberg markets," and today's number is $800 million. one estimate of how much trade disruption is expected from the u.k. port strike as 2000 dockworkers go on an eight day strike. their largest port for handling containerized exports and imports. we have the details. >> this is a significant moment in the summer strike. this is their biggest container for and about 4 million containers passed through every year. the estimate is that they

although prime minister trudeau didn't say a flat out, no, we heard him. they're saying very politely that canada would look into it, but that certainly doesn't solve germany's short term problem. as you've said, the government has been working, especially the environment and economics minister tirelessly to try to find alternative sources to rush and gas. and amongst their efforts is as the chancellor said, now commissioning new infrastructure floating terminals to receive liquefied natural gas on germany's northern coast. but where is that gas to come from? this is now the 3rd in a series of gas diplomacy, visits that included katara, norway, and now canada. and in all 3 cases, the german government has essentially gotten a rush off. and this is a very crucial problem for germany. not simply the question of how does it keep it? citizens warm in the coming winter, but how does it fuel its industrial power house? many of germany's big industrial companies, companies that account for a lot of this country's exports do rely on natural gas as the source. so t

then mr. tudor, at our later today, schoultz and the trudeau will visit a propos hydrogen production slide in new foundland. what is germany hoping for there? and when can anything happen? well, germany's gas problem is not only about heating homes and keeping citizens warm, but it's very much about industrial output and jobs. this country's export power house of an economy is very energy hungry. much hope is in fact being placed in green, hydrogen, that's hydrogen fuel produced with renewable energy sources as an alternative to natural gas. and in fact, it seems that much natural gas infrastructure could be repurposed for hydrogen, but scaling up to a level that could sustain german industry is an expensive, long term undertaking. this hydrogen deal that mister schultz and mr trudeau will seal later today is tellingly named energy partnership for the future. and it won't go into effect until 2025. so it's not going to heat german homes or fuel german factories this winter. and that means that the german government is still facing a major challenge. you said it is that the deal is go

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thankfully, they've got justin trudeau on the scene.is going to deal with canada's biggest problem, and to rectify it, trico announced that canada will invest $100 million in a "historic action plan, letter to so foul lgbtq i plus community." >> since day one, our government has been committed to protecting the rights of -- and additional sexuality and gender diversity. >> remember when liberals used to say "we don't care about your sex life! >> it was about -- on the basis of who they sleep with! we also know the justin trudeau -- the acronym lgbtq+ gave him trouble before. the giver else on planet ea earth -- >> lgbtq+ kids, their rights. >> [laughs] >> you can imagine him practicing in the mirror, but no one tells him what the letter stands for, because nobody knows, and the acronym, if you don't know it, you are a bigot, because you are getting $100 million for some reason, even though he can't identify them and nobody knows what a team spirit is, but shut up! how much of that country from the truckers -- does he see? well tonight,

although schultz was just one of the leaders to pledge support canadian prime minister just and trudeau was among them. when the russian regime blames sanctions for the food crisis around the world. they're engaging in dis, information. we need to continue fighting russian dis information. that's why canada will create a dedicated team to help increase our capacity to monitor and detect russian and other state sponsored different dis information. the international community also has to engage actively in the long term reconstruction of ukraine. rearing in mind the size of the challenge, we need to accelerate the work that we started a new run in support of this process, like capacity as president of the g 7. and together with the european commission, i will host an international high level expert conference for reconstruction and dawn and october. we will never recognize the illegal annexation of crimea and save us to poll by the russian federation. we are deeply concerned about the human rights violations in the crimean peninsula. the disappearances, the torture. the killings, the pers

this hydrogen deal that mister schultz and mr trudeau will seal later today is tellingly named energy partnership for the future. and it won't go into effect until 2025. so it's not going to heat german homes or fuel german factories this winter. and that means that the german government is still facing a major challenge. you said it is that the deal is going coming into effect in 2025 . what does that mean by then? that technology will be available. that is not clear. it is certainly an available now in pilot form, but scaling it up is an extremely complex and expensive undertaking. so i think there are a lot of bugs to be worked out, although hydrogen is of course much height as one of the most promising energy sources in the longer term. linda crime that thank you very much. unprecedented droughts and heat waves, half foot water scarcity into sharp focus worldwide. more than 2000000000 people lack access to clean water and climate change is likely to increase the frequency of extreme weather events. let's have a look at the impact that water's gas is having in countries around the

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trudeau said he was confident of the judge of the ontario supreme court since 2016.ister called the move a historic moment for the country. scientists have identified how to cost-effectively destroy forever chemicals linked to various health risks. the substances known as p fast -- pfas are found in nonstick packaging, pains, makeup and other substances paid they are difficult to destroy. scientists say exposures to pfas in high concentrations can cause cancer and health effects. this woman was part of the research team at northwestern university in illinois and has been explaining how pervasive pfas r. >> a study of americans showed 90% of people tested had pfas in their blood. these get into our bloodstream from exposure to products like makeup or drinking water from firefighting foams that have leached into soil. and it is important that cle these up because they don't great in nature or our bodies and they cause health problems. traditional approaches to pfas degradation are after we remove them of the water or while they are in the water to break these strong bo

then you're basically inviting war. likewise, canadian prime minister justin trudeau was given flock last year for stopping and nato linked forums. provocation of china over taiwan trudeau intervene to stop the halifax security form, which is held regularity in canada. from giving tie winds president. it's john mccain, at ward, named after the late yukon war hawk. american senator, who has had an uncanny knack of turning up in places like ukraine in syria, not long before through trouble started. there are other cases of you officials getting in trouble for standing against washington foreign policy provocations. like when you ambassador to cuba and bit alberto navarro openly stood against you. i sanctions in cuba or against cuba and was subsequently recalls to brussels to explain himself even though the e u. s. cube is main export and trading partner. brussels missed a golden opportunity here to lead on the world stage over at this time on drama. and to position itself as a truly honest broker, which would have meant not simply calling for peace, but also taking a firm public unambi

and in the st. carbonite, the expert canadian prime minister just trudeau, addressing the press there with german chance the olaf shoulds who's on a 3 day visit to canada, both addressing the topics of the war in ukraine as well as energy policy. the very rapidly changing energy policy of many countries as a result of this war and not only the war, the problems with climate change as well being addressed. they're just introducing that energy policy was being used as a weapon of war by russian president vladimir putin. with me here in the studio is the w. political correspondent. punters also be following that price for us. hands up. what you thought was most important from that press conference, just they're both the prime minister and the chancellor. both of these leaders were at pains to stress their plans for the future for a carbon neutral economy. both of them talked again and again about the needs to produce green hydrogen for canada to become a major supply of energy in this carbon neutral economy. who are very hard to say that they really tried hard to look to the future. and

justin trudeau noted that because he was simply unable to replace the huge flow of resources that came from russia, according to western families of gazprom, he supplied about 40% of all gas consumed in europe, kiev was left without one more ally , newswake, spain reports. turned away from ukraine without delivering the promised weapons. this is the most armored vehicles. it seemed to be in a sorry state. her. they just didn't deliver. as a result of madrid kyiv received only a few pieces of light artillery, one armored car and a small amount of anti-tank weapons, meanwhile, the states on the eve allocated almost $ 800 million more, so the total volume of american military assistance exceeded $ 10 billion, and in this the secretary of state reported, the united states portugal spoke against the ban on the entry of russian tourists to the european union, this was stated in the ministry of foreign affairs of the country noted that sanctions should not be directed against the russian people this topic will be raised at the next meeting of the eu foreign ministers, which will be held in pr

schultz went all the way to canada for let's face it a photo op with canadian prime minister justin trudeau to make it look like he's doing something about the energy crisis that risks tanking. the german economy and by extension, the european union's and schultz came up empty handed. today basically said that canada has no interest in building pipeline infrastructure that crosses the entirety of the country from the western oil fields all the way to the east coast. just to provide germany and the e you with fossil fuels, the you already blew its chest to get its hands on canadian energy via the keystone ex l pipeline. that was going to transport canadian oil to u. s. refineries on the gulf of mexico. then shipped to the u, but environmental activist pressure, you know, the same kind that germany has allowed to dictate its reliance on renewable energy, ultimately killed off that project. so germany is really just reaping what it has long, sewn in denouncing fossil fuels and vowing to move away from them. so what does sholtes get to bring back in a suitcase from canada, pledges of hydrogen e

where among other issues he seeking a new gas partner over the countries prime minister just and trudeau has poured cold water in those hope saying it won't be possible to deliver gas directly from the north american nation to berlin, liquefied natural gas conversion plants are usually placed close to the sources of natural gas. and as we look at the possibility of l. n g plants on the east coast able to ship directly to germany. we find ourselves a long way from the gas fields in western canada. so german chancellor, olaf schultz went all the way to canada for let's face it a photo op with canadian prime minister justin trudeau to make it look like he's doing something about the energy crisis that risks tanking. the german economy and by extension, the european union's and schultz came up empty handed to know basically said that canada has no interest in building pipeline infrastructure that crosses the entirety of the country from the western oil fields all the way to the east coast. just to provide germany and the you with fossil fuels, the you already blew its chest to get its hands

mr trudeau said he was confident that michelle 0'bonsawin — a judge on 0ntario's superior court sincee minister called the move a historic moment for the court and for the country. the city of glasgow in the central belt of scotland has reached an agreement with authorities in india to send back seven cultural artefacts looted from india during british colonial rule in the 19th century. it's thought to be the first repatriation deal with india from a british museum. six of the objects — which include a ceremonial sword and an ancient door jamb — were looted from temples and shrines. glasgow officials says it showed the city's commitment to redressing wrongs of the past. speaking from glasgow, the first secretary for trade & commerce at the high commission of india, jaspreet sukhija welcomed the return of the objects. we would like to see almost all items returned back to india, almost all items, and we are working towards that. in the past three years, we have had three occasions where items and other artefacts have been sent back home by various partnerships and to the efforts of the

i will quote prime minister of canada justin trudeau and scholz constantly talked about partnership friendshipng and close relations of german guests, canadian colleagues invited to dinner, again talked about friendship, but the morning of the new day of the visit came, the speech turned to gas, and the eloquence of the canadian prime minister ended , so what is there to help canada, it turns out to germany, but it turns out there is nothing and really. yes lord labor, in fact direct he said in text that canada does not succeed and there is no way in some way, but with gas in europe help to help uh, but in order to make up for this story, the parties paid great attention to hydrogen energy and announced their intention to build, uh, a green farm for production electric farms for hydrogen production in newfoundland and labrador. the approximate cost of the project is 15 billion dollars, but the implementation time is e calculations that this can be done in 2 years. but how commercially profitable this project will be is another question. again it wasn't no agreements signed. all this is being i

nato said following a joint visit with prime minister justin trudeau to military installations.ticians have announced new investments in a dual-use project, including an aerospace tracking system to provide a shortcut to north america for russian missiles and bombers. it would run through the north pole. this makes the role of a joint us-canadian aerospace defense system vital to nato. the new concept of the alliance defines russia's potential in the high north. command. it opened hundreds of military installations in the arctic china is also expanding its presence. beijing and moscow have also pledged to intensify practical cooperation in the arctic. this challenges our values ​​and our interests. we have already created a new nato command in the atlantic links, including canada is also increasing its presence in the high north, in turn, the canadian example justin trudeau announced the need to modernize nato anti-missile air defense systems, which installed in the arctic region and in general pay more attention to security issues in the arctic geopolitical situation has change

mr trudeau said he was confident that michelle o'bonsawin, a judge on ontario's superior court sincee minister called the move a historic moment for the court and for the country. now, imagine this — you've come back to your house, you're about to put the key in the lock, and you notice something's not quite right. something on the porch isn't where you left it. and is that a noise you can hear inside? you open the door and find you've been the victim of a break—in. and the culprit is still there, staring back at you. that's exactly what happened to one family in new zealand and this was their unwelcome house guest. this is oscar. he made himself more than comfortable at one family home in new zealand at their house in mount maunganui, a coastal town about 200 kilometres south of auckland. it's thought oscar got in through two cat flaps and had a bit of a nosey round. earlier, i spoke to philip and jenn ross who were playing host to oscar, and they explained what happened. as i'd been heading out first thing in the morning, i heard a bit of a bark and i thought it was a dog. this lit

is it justin trudeau, emanuel el macron or angela merkle? >> got to play to win. i'm going to go, tucker, the answer this is based upon who would have the most embarrassing tattoo that i can imagine, and i can only imagine that would be justin trudeau. >> tucker: fidel's castro's son for the win. >> he certainly isn't shying, going shirtless at a charity boxing match, while revealing a tattoo. he might be the first canadian prime minister with one. >> tucker: what's your reasoning on that? question four. which holier than thou celebrity has been named the world's biggest climate criminal after using her private jet 170 times this year alone? is it ellen degeneres, taylor swift, or is it the fake duchess from los angeles megan markel? >> that's a fair swipe, a fair buzz. that's got to be taylor swift. >> tucker: is it taylor swift? that's a great guess. you're up one. roll tape, please. >> she's not even on tour, and flown that much. >> tucker: a climate criminal. i love this. we're getting to the fifth and final question. this is a two-pointer. so if emily were to

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impact of the war in ukraine on energy german, cesar o. sholtes and canadas prime minister justin trudeau have arrived in the canadian town of stevenville in newfoundland, where one of the most modern hydrogen plants is scheduled to be built. the 2 leaders have signed a hydrogen deal turban energy companies have already agreed to import canadian hydrogen minister for earlier. today. speaking of the business form, chancellor showed stress that canada is germany's partner of choice for energy minister rollin, as you may know, is trying to end its dependence on russian gas before supplies. possibly dwindle this winter, i asked our political corresponded huns brought to tell us more about this hydrogen deal. well, this concerns what's called green hydrogen. that's a production of hydrogen by using clean energy by using carbon neutral energy. this is thought of something that could happen in the northeast of kind of a canada, where there's a lot of wind power available. and this hick liquefied hydrogen could then be exported for instance to germany. this is a project that is also thought about

now can't come soon. enough. trudeau says the 1st shipments a jew in 2025 person shops will have to wait for the rewards of his right now in terms of politics or maybe personality. you watching dw sand here is a remind up of the top stories we are following for you at this out era. sirens sound in p ves. ukraine mocks independence day and 6 months since the russian invasion authorities have warned people not to gather and public affairs of fresh russian aspects and video message president, follow them as a lensky has vowed. his country will fight until the act and germany and canada have signed a hydrogen energy supply deal with shipments from canada. expected to stop in 3 years. johnston, sholtes, and prime minister just intruders. say it'll help fight climate change and help. and germany's long term dependence on russian gas and that's it from me and the new steam for now, i'll have an update for you. which of you don't go away though? up next business news with chris co by looking at how the current drop conditions in china affect the country's economy. i'm gab offers in berlin. i spo

the canadian prime minister justin trudeau is also commented in a tweet on saturday, saying the cowardly attack on saw among rusty is a strike on the freedom of expression that our world relies on. so those are some of the comments that we've seen. and i should say, marianna, there's been shock because even though salman rushdie has essentially been living under a death sentence since 19989 rather, i had more and more been entering into the public sphere again. he has in recent years been holding speaking engagements. he's been seen at events in new york city, and indeed, he was on stage at the chautauqua institution to speak to the public on friday when this attack happened. while the suspect assume he was arrested at the scene and has in the mean time appeared in court, what more can you tell us about him and a possible motive? we don't know a whole lot yet. we know that state and federal authorities are working to establish a definitive motive, hardy, my tar is his name, 24 years old as we heard in the report. and he's been charged with attempted murder in court on saturday. he has en

and so has just introduced and trudeau is facing a lot of criticism in his own country. many people here are asking why are we extending essentially gas exploration just because the europeans got themselves into a mess. but both turbo and salt stressed here at the press conference that's at the russian president essentially force both countries to look into just which other sources of energy they can use for that transition period. but they both make very clear. they consider this to be a transition period, which is why they're putting a lot of effort at the same time into making green hydrogen production possible t w's need. awesome, thank you very much for covering that visit by the chancellor to canada. a quick look at some other stories making headlines. pakistani police have filed terrorism charges against former prime minister iran con. the leader was ousted in april, accused the police and judiciary of torturing personal late allies of the cricketer turned politician. say that arresting calm would cross a red line finish prime minister, santa marvin has tested neg

now can't come soon. enough. trudeau says the 1st shipments a jew in 2025 person shops will have to wait for the rewards of his trade. now, in terms of politics or maybe personality, civil war, an oil boom and corruption, scandal of recent events have been a rough ride for angola. against that backdrop voters are going to the polls. and for the 1st time in his democratic history, the long time governing party and p, a lay is facing a serious challenge. ah, music, dance and good moods. what looks like a massive party is infected opposition, really and uncle, last capital one. and despite the good mood, supporters of the opposition party or nita have serious demise. i want to change this time because all billboard unity is that we don't have here and i'm gonna mentally has young hazel go see a lot of guys who are former bod. we don't have a budget to ward, i got it up with dish. i'm supposed to have a proper job, but i don't, i have to wash carson motorcycles to make a living, or that's why we need change on and all that emotional dos. angola is a country of stock contrasts africa's bigges

it was, it died and here there again, bringing it up in canada according to trudeau, seemingly isn't yet committed. so it doesn't sound like you think germany said count on canadian, ellen g, but we're seeing european energy prices spike again. this week, after this announcement of a 3 day shut down of nord stream, one at the end of the month. how do you rate germany's chances of successfully replacing, shrinking gas supplies quickly? it's, it's simply not possible and don't take it on my authority. i listen to mr. mueller, who's head of the network agency for the natural gas infrastructure in germany. he says, this will be a crisis of 2 years, if potent cuts off the big pipelines. he said this publicly, he's absolutely right. if he cuts off the big pipelines, stuart a will be filled if he cut it off. now b, if he cut her off later, storage isn't enough. you can't replace those huge pipelines. import simply was doors after 23 months. there's a debate now. it would run out and this would be a quite a crisis. and there's no reason to believe this won't repeat for 2 years. it will take

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and trudeau only promised to remove regulation to speed up for a future gas exports. so we are in a situation in the short term where we will do what we can to contribute to the global supply of energy by increasing our capacities in the short term. and explore ways to see if it makes sense to export l n g. and if there's a business case for it to export l n g directly to europe. so no gas for now but may be later. another option, the chancellor is chasing, so called green hydrogen canada is renewable power, could be harnessed to create it the german latest to it will continue with a visit to a remote town in canada as far north east where green hydrogen technology development is underway. d w. as nina houses in canada covering the chancellors visit earlier, we asked her how much help germany can expect from canada in addressing its energy shortfall. yet, canada is not going to play a role in helping gemini overcome add those shortages that are being caused by. of course, the lack of russian gas applies this winter. this is something that nobody's raising any expectat

now can't come soon enough. trudeau says the 1st shipments a jew in 2025 person shops will have to wait for the rewards of his troops. now, in terms of politics or maybe personality are political correspondent, lena hasa is in canada. she says the hydrogen deal will not provide a quick solution for germany's problem of replacing russian energy with other sources. this trip was never about delivering any short term solutions to germany's current problem of reduce gas supplies from russia. this trip was about intensifying the already existing strong economic and political partnership between canada and germany. both countries see each other as reliable partners that they think they can count upon over the next couple of decades. it is not looking very likely that canada will export liquefied natural gas to germany any time soon. canadians are hesitant that germans even will want to import gas for very much longer. but when it comes to the hydrogen agreement, there is a political message. both countries want to transform their industry towards carbon neutrality. so the hydrogen agreement m

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i offer madison trudeau didn't make publicly any promises about ellen gee, but said he would take a look at the possibility. we are in a situation in the short term where we will do what we can to contribute to the global supply of energy by increasing our capacities in the short term and explore ways to see if it makes sense to export l n g. and if there's a business case for it to export l, n g directly to europe, and that's something that economic conversations are going on between businesses in canada and in, in germany. that's bringing leon as big in natural gas analyst at research consultancy energy aspects. welcome to the w leon. so the canadian prime minister, very politely, they're saying if there is the business case for it, will these ellen g deliveries from canada to germany ever happen? i think at the moment with prices on the european benchmark, the t t f at around 250 years and what all are, there's definitely a business case for really any export of natural gas to try and run for production and to export any available supplies into the european market, but that is somethi

justin trudeau noted, that ottawa is simply not able to replace the huge flow of resources that camecording to western families, gazprom supplied about 40% of all gas consumed in europe kiev was left without one more ally , newswake reports, spain turned away from ukraine and did not supply promised weapons. that same armored vehicle was in a deplorable state and they simply did not transfer it. as a result, kiev received only a few pieces of light artillery, one armored vehicle and a small amount of anti-tank weapons from madrid, meanwhile the states on the eve allocated almost another 800 million dollars to the independent, thus the total volume of american military assistance exceeded 10 billion dollars, the secretary of state announced this, the united states in samara, at the forum, army 20-22 presented captured weapons obtained during a special operation, the exposition included jivelin missile systems nato grenade launchers , as well as military uniforms and equipment and paraphernalia of ukrainian nationalists. you can touch the exhibits and even take photos with them. also,

thank you so much, caitlin trudeau.ome insight into this. >> thank you so much. thank you. >>> well, a beloved natural ecosystem is seeing new signs of life. a report published this week says parts of the great barrier reef reached their highest amounts of coral in 36 years. scientists credit the recovery to fast-growing branching and plate corals, which create a good habitat for reef animals. now, the australian institute of marine science says while the increase in coral is good news, of course, that is dpoonz, right qub losses in other parts of the reef and climate change could quickly reverse the trend. again, climate change, having a big impact. >>> well, don't forget that you can tweet me @pamelabrowncnn and follow me on instagram. this weekend, a new episode of "patagonia: life on the edge of the world" takes you to patagonia's ancient woodlands. tune in tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. eastern. thank you so much for being a part of saturday evening. i'll see you tomorrow night starting at 6:00 eastern. the cnn specia

in videos to the platform conference, the prime minister justin trudeau. >> vladimir putin would launch full-scale unprovoked invasion of the rest of ukraine. today on the eve of ukraine's independence day, i'm here to reaffirm our steadfast support for the full restoration of your independence, territory and sovereignty. mark: the crimean peninsula was seized in illegally annexed by russia in 2014 after a referendum widely deemed illegitimate. the billionaire founder of tiger management has died. julian robertson was a mentor to a wave of investors known as tiger cubs. by the late 1990's his fund had $22 billion in assets, and annual returns averaging 32%. a wrong way bet on the yen cost investors to flee. he closed the fund in 2000. he was 90 years old. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ kriti: this is "bloomberg markets." let's talk about the price action we have seen. a real tumble. all roads lead to the dollar. that brings me to my cha

this is a gift to the prime minister dustin trudeau has raised the hopes of an entire people. but indigenous women are still dying. ah! after all, the promises grieving families expect action because most cases are never settled. i make at least a 100 of these little things, maybe more red dresses to denounce the murders and disappearances below i know has been affected by this sad reality. her niece died 4 years earlier, found murdered in the basement of her house, the filled forever chill, or the case has never been solved when a big police are putting out another cough for public assistance in a definite a woman more than 7 months ago. and you went to a didn't mation, this call is asked to call investigators that said, this year will be 4 years that she's been gone. they said they notified a family all the time and they didn't notify a family. and her family refused to admit defeat. so they will not let it go. oh wow. anna betty is fighting for the truth as well. for her the scandal of fem aside is a personal issue. her sister died 4 years ago under suspicious circumstances