justin trudeau's everyday life, much more than your life. at all times, justin trudeau is surrounded by firearms, automatic rifles, extended magazines, what we call weapons of war. and justin trudeau always will be surrounded by weapons of war. even if he succeeds in confiscating every last privately held firearm in the nation of canada, justin trudeau will never disarm his own bodyguards. why? because he understands perfectly well that guns are the key to his power. so actually, one of those ironies we have become very familiar with recently, no one loves guns more than justin trudeau. in the rest of canada, in point of fact, guns aren't much of an issue. there were just 16 homicides in the million person city of ottawa over all of last year, and half of those involved knives and fists, not guns. one of them was a self-defense case. so guns are not killing a lot of canadians. he is legalizing fentanyl along with cocaine and methamphetamine in canada's third largest province, british columbia. this is a place, a province, more than 155 peopl

canada's botox dictator justin trudeau wasted no time using the tragedy in the u.s. to his own political advantage in canada. uvalde is more than 2,000 miles from ottawa but because of what he was allowed to do in texas, canadians are no longer allowed to protect themselves. justin trudeau has introduced a bill that would ban canadian citizens from buying, selling, and transferring handguns within their own country. handguns were not the cause of the shooting in uvalde. uvalde is nowhere near canada, and yet justin trudeau is using that tragedy to disarm anyone who disagrees with him. by the way, that law would empower courts to confiscate guns from people, even if they not committed a crime. watch justin trudeau announce this power grab and as you do watch, pay special attention to the masked toadies behind him nodding in unison. >> we are introducing legislation to implement a national freeze on handgun ownership. what this means is that it will no longer be possible to buy, sell, transfer, or import handguns anywhere in canada. in other words, we are capping the m

justin trudeau the will never disarm his own bodyguards.guard. why? he understands perfectly well that guns are the key to his power. so actually i'm one of those ironies we've become very . s liar with recently nogu one loves guns more than justin trudeau in the rest of canada.n p in point of fact,oint gunss aret much of an issue. they were just 16 homicidess in the million person city of ottawa over all of last year and half of those involve and fists, not guns. one of them is a self-defense case.. so guns are not killing a lot of canadians. what is killing a lot of canadians are drug lords. more than 5000 canadians died last year from opioids, one mostly fentanyl. so how was justin to responding to this ? well, days ago he announced that he is legally sayingoc fentanyl along with cocaine and methamphetamine in canada's third largest providence, british columbia. this is a placesh this is a province for more than one hundred and sixty five people died last month from drug overdose by comparison in twenty twenty in the entire nation of canada. twenty

tell us about justin trudeau. who is justin trudeau? >> he is the worst of the worst that canada has to offer. he has no substance. he has no soul. he doesn't care about humanity. he only cares about himself and power. right? and it is very disappointing -- >> tucker: so he is riding on a famous name, for viewers are not aware, his dad was prime minister. >> and i don't believe he is running the country. i believe there is certain entities that have infiltrated our country and have taken over. i believe he is being blackmailed by these entities. >> tucker: can i pause right there and play clip from hemp that suggests may be the identity of one of these entities, number five, here is justin trudeau, admires the "dictatorship" in communist china. >> the admiration i have actually have for china. because their basic dictatorship is allowing them to actually turn their economy around on a dime. >> you don't often hear people, politicians admit in public that they admire the dictatorship in china, he just said that. >> and that has been the

he felt he's nowhere near canadaea and yet justin trudeau is using that tragedy to disarmn anyone who disagrees with them . by the way, that war would empower courts to confiscate guns from people even if they've not committed a crime watch justin trudeau announced this paragraph and as you do watch this special attention to the masked toadies behind him nodding in unison. n >> t we're introducing legislation to implement a national freeze on handgun ownershipp. what this means is that it will no longer be possible to buy, sell, transfer or import handguns anywhere in canada. in other words, we're capping c the market for what's actually happening here isw that people like justin trudeau know that their rule is illegitimatell. they know perfectly well how resented they are and they spend an awful lot of timenr thinking about civil unrest. you probably don't you live in a democracy. you don't imagine that anyone needs to be disarmed for political reasons. but people like justin trudeau can feel the deep resentment aimed at them and they are fully intent on disarming the population. now

canadian prime minister justin trudeau described this | justin trudeau described this as horrifying, while the british prime minister, boris johnson, says this is a step backwards. in latin america there has been shocking critical commentary there, because people say about this ruling contrasts with moves of air to move towards more liberal abortion policies. —— moves there. one mexican senator said she would have no step backwards in the work she has done to de— penalise abortion in mexico. meanwhile, in el salvador, the anti—abortion politicians who run the parliament there and welcome to this move, and they say this shows their view is the dominant view on this issue in the americas. we have also been hearing notjust from world leaders but from the world health organization. the head of that says he is disappointed by this ruling, and he says he would have expected america to protect women's rights. jae expected america to protect women's rights.— expected america to protect women's rights. joe biden also sa in: women's rights. joe biden also saying this _ women's rights

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canada's prime minister justin trudeau plans to be on handgun imposition of assault weapons saying we have a responsibility to act and prevent more tragedies. could something similar happened in the u.s.? here discussed congressman dan bishop, good to see you. of course canada does not have a second amendment but i'm hearing sounds from colleagues of years on the democratic side that seem to be saying you can pass over the little thing called the second amendment. >> i think you're exactly right, joe biden said in one of the walk back severely or segment he talks about 9-millimeter bullets being unusually dangerous that's the most common form of handgun and he applied the auto bbn before his press walked it back. it's interesting it's exactly the same as justin trudeau began everything except guns that's exactly what we get is the in the judiciary committee tomorrow were being pulled back in a noble recess before the facts and come out on these recent attacks before we had the opportunity to learn the lessons in a got a partial band and a bunch of other things that are being thrown at

today justin trudeau wrote this, the news coming out of the united states is horrific. no government, politician or man should tell a woman what she can or cannot do with her body. suddenly women are the only one who get pregnant, you will notice. canada is a country, by the way, under the leadership of justin trudeau that prevented unvaccinated citizens from traveling within their own country. they had mandatory vaccinations. justin trudeau was perfectly happy to tell the women of canada what to put in their own body. so you are beginning to see why precisely zero people throwing tantrums today have bothered to explain the law or the principal that supposedly underlie roe v. wade. not one of them. instead they are yelling, as they always do. suspending the january 6th hearings to start an insurrection, and that would of course include joe biden. here he is. >> it was three justices named by one president, donald trump, who in today's decision chose to upend the scales of justice and eliminate a fundamental right. this decision is a combination of a deliberate combinati

the president, as you saw there, meeting right now with prime minister justin trudeau and they are talking about that business development between the u.s. and canada and how they can move forward with more economic, environmentally-friendly businesses. back to you. liz: edward lawrence live from washington d.c. brokerage stocks still licking their wounds a day after the sec chairman rolled out his new proposed rules for fairness in stock trading. if gary gensler's changes go through, could it be the end of online trading platforms like robinhood? and on the other end, what will it mean for hedge funds that trade massive blocks of stock? rajaratnam r founded the gallium group, he's here live and exclusive next on whether the playing field needs to be evened out at which end, closing bell ringing in 45 minutes we're hitting a brand new session low dow is down 388 points, the s&p down 61 at the low and it's just kind of showing an increasing problematic picture here for the bulls. we're coming right back. don't go away. you'll always remember buying your first car. and buying your starter ho

[indiscernible] canadian prime minister justin trudeau has tested positive for covid-19 after returning from the summit of the americas in los angeles, blaming that in-person meeting, including with president biden. it marks the second time this year that trudeau tested positive, having last contracted the virus back in january. the white house says biden is not considered a close contact of trudeau. lifting covid-19 restrictions. [indiscernible] beijing reported 45 new local cases after having siegel digit cases on most days last week. [indiscernible] in a filing with the federal communications commission, the company said [indiscernible] global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. ♪ >> welcome to embarq markets. >> let's dive into the markets particular to the stock market. down over 3%, not even at the lows of the day. it really speaks to the idea of just how big the wall of worry is. it is much worse, down four point 3%, as a gauge of small businesses, perhaps not doing so great. once again, really driving trade. the 1

trudeau has signed a major land claim settlement with a native tribe. the government will pay over $1300000000.00 canadian dollars to the seek seek a 1st nation for seizing half its land. more than a century ago, trudeau said it was one of the largest such settlements with thousands of people have gathered in london for the start of 4 days of celebrations . mark and queen elizabeth unprecedented platinum jubilee. 70 years on the throne makes her britons longest reigning monarch, but it made the festivities. there were also renewed concerns about the queen's health booking and palace said the queen was experiencing discomfort and would not attend a national thanksgiving service scheduled for friday. oh, they were in high spirits from the start and this is walt that we had to see trooping the color took place under sunny london skies to mock the queen's platinum jubilee. ah, there was the usual pomp and circumstance. we've seen the royals arriving courage of as has happened, often a recent events. prince charles stood in for the queen, arriving on horseba

trudeau tweeting the news coming out of the u. s. is horrific. my heart goes out to the millions of american women who are now set to lose the legal right to an abortion. french president in manuel macklin said, abortion is a fundamental right for all women. it must be protected. and to scotland 1st minister nicholas sturgeon said friday ruling mark to one of the darkest days for women's rights in her life. time moving back to europe. ukrainian troops are retreating from the eastern city office. several on yet, after weeks of fighting against invading russian forces, a regional official said, ukraine's units would move to stronger positions. reason days i've seen russia make significant gains around the strategic eastern city rushes, trying to and circle ukrainian forces and sees the entire don bus region. local ukrainian officials say the fighting is intensifying and nowhere in the east a safe anymore for residence. so is the withdrawal from several don yet in admission of defeat? earlier, i put that question to our correspondent

justin trudeau was perfectly happy to tell the women of canada what to put in their own body. so you're beginning to see what precisely zero people throwing tantrums today have bothered to explainin p the lawe the principles that supposedly underlie roe v. wade, notm. one of them. instead they're yelling as they do, suspending the january 6th hearings to start an insurrection and that would of course include joe biden. . re he isff it was three justices namedhr by one presidentee donald trump. were the court today today's decision to upend scales ofsi justice and eliminate a fundamental right for women in this country. make no mistake, this decision is a culmination of a deliberate over decades of said balance of our law. it's a realization of an extreme ideology and a tragic error by the supreme court in my view. notice that it's abortion that is the red line for them abortion of all the issues. why is that so important to them? it's obvious why it's so important to america's corporationsns, almost all of whom immediately weighed in to say we'll fly here to get an. abortion.

. >> i would ask the prime minister of canada, justin trudeau, to take the floor. >> thank you, everyone. it is good to be here with president biden, chancellor schulz, and everyone participating today. a year ago at the g7 summit in the u.k., we made the commitment to change our approach to investment for infrastructure with the goal of strengthening our partnership with others around the world. [speaking non-english language] >> everybody agrees we need to work together in order to overcome the existing infrastructure in developing countries. it is essential we do this in order to promote sustainable development, create jobs, and promote trade, whilst protecting the environment. >> meeting in rwanda this week, with prime minister boris johnson, we had the opportunity to talk about these challenges with many african leaders. earlier this month in los angeles, i met with my cochair of the u.n. secretary-general sustainable development goals advocates group, prime minister of barbados. we focused on mobilizing all possible resources of government . since the g7 last year, we have made sig

he was speaking at a meeting with justin trudeau and is out west for the summit of the americas. let's listen. >> before i begin, one of the things that's going to occupy my country tonight i suspect is the first open hearings on january the 6th. as i said when it was occurring subsequent, i think it was a clear, flagrant violation of the constitution. i think these guys and women broke the law, tried to turn around the result of an election and there's a lot of questions who's responsible, who's involved. i'm not going to make a judgment on that, but we're probably going to be a, a lot of americans are going to be seeing for the first time some of the detail that occur. >> president biden speaking there. as greg jacob does plan to comply with the subpoena from the january 6th committee. he is expected to testify in front of them. we also want to bring you the latest from uvalde, texas. there's a bill passing the house earlier, maybe the only piece of gun legislation in that chamber that has a chance of making it to the president's desk. it comes after the horrific tragedy in uva

prime minister justin trudeau says no one needs guns in their everyday lives except for hunting or sports shooting. >> we are introducing legislation implement a national freeze on handgun ownership. what this means is that it will no longer be possible to buy, sell, transfer, or import handguns anywhere in canada. we need less gun violence. we cannot let the guns debate become so polarized that nothing gets done. we cannot let that happen in our country. laura: that's how candid is responding to the mass shooting in texas. in the u.k., the tennis star andy murray has been speaking to the bbc. back in 1996 he was a student at dum blame primary school when a gunman killed 16 students and a teacher. the u.k. imposed tough new gun roles soon after. stir murray has been speaking to laura scott about how the news from texas has left him upset and full of anger. >> andy murray was busy preparing for the grass court season when he saw the news of the latest mass shooting in america. of a primary school in texas where 19 children and two teachers were killed. by 18-year-old gunman. in one survivo

trudeau says his country will cover the abortions for americans without access at home. >>> a grocery store worker has been arrested after slapping former new york mayor rudy giuliani on the back. this video of yesterday's incident will likely be part of the police investigation. it happened while giuliani was at a staten island supermarket campaigning for his son, who is running for new york governor. the worker also cursed at giuliani and complained about the abortion ruling. giuliani, who is 78 years old, later said it felt like someone shot him. he said luckily he's in pretty good shape, or he may have hit the ground and cracked skull. >>> authorities in northern california are investigating a deadly collision between a car and an amtrak train. it happened near a crossing in brentwood about 60 miles east of san francisco. three people were killed and two others seriously injured. no one on board the train was hurt. officials say that train crossing is troublesome, because it doesn't have safety guards. >>> well, the nation's travel nightmare is not letting up. over the weekend, at

justin trudeau condemns china. he called actions irresponsible and provocative. in the u.k., boris johnson keeps his job as it is prime minister. it exposes a bigger rebellion. pressure has been building on johnson for week. twitter saying it will hold elon musk accountable for his takeover. must believes twitter is breaching the agreement. shares falling in new york. further widening the gap between the valuation and must offer. david: just ahead, we are speaking to the malaysia economy minister about the country's socio-development plan. do not miss that exclusive interview. yvonne: central banks around the world are turning hawkish that inflation continues to slow forecast. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: welcome back to the show. the philippines updated us on the latest inflation situation. we are back to the level we have not seen since 2018. the are b.i. tomorrow, ecb on thursday. 60 central banks have taken rates up this year. rishaad: 7.1 percent, the inflation rate. the inflation demon is out. thank you. everybody is in the mood for typing. -- tightening.

. >>> canadian prime minister justin trudeau has covid again. this comes just days after meeting in person with president biden and other world leaders in la. the president took a photo with trudeau on friday and met with him as well. the prime minister said he feels okay right now because he's vaccinated. he also tested positive in february. >>> rolling stones front man mick jagger also tested positive just hours before a concert in amsterdam today. they were forced to postpone the concert. the fan is touring europe to mark its 60th anniversary. >>> okay, ready for some drama? game 5 of the nba finals. this is a live look. the lucky fans going in the arena. everyone else will be watching on the big screen. anthony will join us next. stay with us. another crazy day? of course—you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want

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and canada as prime minister justin trudeau, his signed and major land claim settlement with indigenous people. the government will pay more than a $1000000000.00 canadian dollars to the 60 car. first nation. settlers seized half their land a century ago. business news now and tesla c, a. e loan mask is calling for a 10 percent reduction in staff at the electric com maker. according to an email sent home thursday and seen by the greatest news agency mosque also called for a pause on all hiring worldwide, saying he has a quote for bad feeling about the economy and tesla employees, nearly 100000 people, according to a u. s. government filing last year mosque now joins a growing number of business leaders wanting about the risk of recession. we have our senior business editor than for sale, and here in the studio to break this down for us. well, hold on. yeah. and so mosque has the super bad feeling about the air economy. tell us more, why is he feeling so bad? it's very trumping sounding, isn't it? it's nothing you to me. i mean, interest rates were about to start increasing and did start

and canada's prime minister justin trudeau has signed a major land claim, settlement with indigenous people. the government government will pay more than a $1000000000.00 canadian dollars to the 60 goth 1st nation. the government seized half their land a century ago was here. a block and a train crash in southern germany has killed at least 4 people. carriages derailed and overturned near the ski resort of garnish, a pot and cushion in the bavarian outs. rescuers pulled several passengers to safety through windows, and 30 people were injured. did the correspondent julia. so deli is following that story for us. truly, do we have any more details about what caused the train to derail it is still mostly unclear at the moment, although authorities are saying that it could have been caused by a technical fault. but investigations are going to have to continue in the next days. and weeks we know that a few of the carriages of the train overturned and went down and embankment, and that of the 4 people in town until now confirmed dead. 3 of them are under these carriages. so authorities fear

. >> canadian prime minister justin trudeau tweeted it was horrific. a million macron wrote -- emmanuel macron wrote abortion is a fundamental right. the court outside the supreme court crew and across the country in detroit, boston and new york, protesters spilled into the streets to decry the end of a long-standing constitutional right. i am john yang. judy: to unpack today's opinion, including its conservative majority and the liberal dissent we turn to marcia coyle of the national law journal. this is a big one at put this in context in the pantheon of major supreme court decisions, where does this one fit? >> this is huge. it's been, i can't even remember when the supreme court last revoted a right that an american citizen held. so, this one was nearly 50 years old, had also been reaffirmed multiple times. judy: rolling the clock back. is that right? >> absolutely, it does. it is going to be -- there will be a patchwork of laws around the nations, either having abortion legal or illegal. will be see some of the deaths and injuries that occurred pr

canadian prime minister justin trudeau has tested positive for covid. this comes just a few days after he met with president biden and governor newsom. governor newsom greeted trudeau in los angeles last week for the summit of the americas. trudeau met with the president during the summit. this is the second time the canadian prime minister has tested positive for covid. he says he feels fine and is isolating. and health and human services secretary secretary javier becerra has also tested positive for covid 19. his office issued a statement today saying he is experiencing mild symptoms and expects to continue working while in isolation. sarah says he plans to return to having in person meetings as quickly as possible. starts on wall street took a big tumble today as investors also worry about more turbulent times ahead. also ahead tonight, paying more upfront to save in the long run the new option to potentially score a deal on giants tickets. and we're looking into that forecast that includes warm up and cool down. and then the weekend we'll see you b

oh, laura burton manley on to 0, canada that prime minister justin trudeau has contracted covey. 19 for the 2nd time this year, he tested positive after returning from the summit of the americas in los angeles on saturday. judo met leaders including u. s. present, joe biden, or the white house as the 2 men weren't in close contact. judo says he is isolating and feels okay. thanks to being vaccinated. the news ahead now the search goes on. indigenous experts and the journalist missing in the amazon office. some of their belongings i found the british government is about to change its post brings it tre, do the you and move, opponent say is illegal. ah ah. i've always been a hands on celeste's working in asian africa that be days where i'd be choosing and editing myron stories in a refugee camp with no electricity. and right now where confronting some of the gracious challenges that humanity has ever faced. and i really believe that the only way we can do that is with compassion and generosity and compromise. because up the only way we can try to solve any of these problems is together. t

their prime minister justin trudeau. >> introduce new gun control legislation on monday that would impose a national freeze on handgun sales. it would make it illegal to buy, sell or transfer or import them anywhere in canada. we recognize that the vast majority of gun owners use them safely. and in accordance with the law. but other than using firearms for sport shooting and hunting, there is no reason. anyone in canada should be guns in their everyday lives. the prime minister there making the announcement surrounded by relatives of shooting victims. unlike the u.s. there is no constitutional protection to own firearms in canada. still ahead, san francisco mayor london breed turning her attention to solving transgender homelessness. >> what's causing the crisis and how she plans to try to fix it. and a live look here and napa county just north of the silverado resort where evacuation orders have been issued after a fire that started just less than 2 hours ago has grown to more than 100 acres. 5% containment will keep you posted on what's going on there. when we come back. ♪ ♪ dry ey

canadian prime minister justin trudeau dawld horrific, while french president emmanuel macron said abortion is a fundamental right for all women. british prime minister boris johnson called say big step backwards. the united nations said it was a huge blow to women's human rights and gender equality. the vatican praised the decision saying it is a powerful invitation to reflect and it challenges the whole world. still ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news," we'll tell you about an historic vote right here on capitol hill on the first major gun control legislation in decades. ...with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some...rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. that's rinvoq relief. with ra, your overactive immune system attacks your joints. rinvoq regulates it to help stop the attack. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin cancer; death, heart attack, stroke, and tears in the stomach

canada's prime minister, justin trudeau, has signed a $1.3 billion land compensation deal with the siksika first nation, saying they were gathered to right a wrong of the past. in 1910, the federal government seized almost half of the tribe's ancestral lands in the province of alberta, to give to settlers. mr trudeau called the land grab dishonourable. turkey will now be known as turkiyah at the united nations after it agreed to a formal request. several international bodies will be asked to make the name change as part of a rebranding campaign launched by the turkish president erdogan last year. the un says it made the change as soon as it received the request this week. now, there's concern among some health experts that monkeypox and other infectious diseases could be transmitted to animals via human medical waste. it comes as cases of the virus surge outside of africa where the virus is usually found. our reporter shelley phelps has more. scientists are struggling to explain the current crop of monkey box cases. they have mostly been identified in europe, which is not used to seeing th

canadian prime minister justin trudeau and governor gavin newsom announced a new partnership at the summit of the americas meeting in los angeles. the 2 leaders push for urgent action on climate change while announcing an agreement to continue efforts to reduce environmental pollute pollutants that the new deals go. encourage information sharing and there also and a buildup on a 2019 agreement to cut vehicle emissions and safeguard the environment. newsom says canada's commitment could not have come at a more critical time for california. >> what the prime minister said. that highlights what he has done and the success that he has advanced and compare contrast to what the vast majority of other leaders are not doing. i'm here for a reason. proud to be standing side by side with the prime minister, canada on this issue. >> newsom also wants to strengthen partnerships with other leaders to further reduce global pollution. the boyers are getting ready for game 4 tonight in boston. also we can stay up to watch. the scandal have work tomorrow. down in the series right now. all eyes are on steph

it was most commonly used in handguns taking us back to justin trudeau. is he moving towards attention on handguns. that has led to some questions. speech of the white house claims they went to work with capitol hill to come to some kind of solution and compromise. when you jump from that to 9-millimeter which is a handgun around talking about possibly banning handguns in this country which would be unconstitutional to try the supreme court wouldn't be able to do it. also at the press secretary saying the president is not for hardening schools project asked a question about whether the white house was interested in coming to some solution on this issue or if they are just interested in scoring political points. >> steve: why not do everything you possibly can? i know the republicans have suggested armoring outdoors, making doors more impenetrable. maybe arming teachers, things like that. it did seem like the president was confusing some of the facts when he spoke. >> will: he did lead to the question. >> steve: it led to this question from our white house

this prime minister justin trudeau took a popularity it earlier this year when he invoked martial law, including the body of canadian citizens bank accounts. now at 41 percent, popularity trudeau hasn't yet recovered from ms. treating opportunities with measures normally reserved for terror suspects. so how many layers fix their popularity problem? well, they could try sweeping in front of their own door and start working their way down not least promises to their own people and things they claim to be able to fix during their campaign that exist right there. while kiff says a railway tunnel through the co pay through the mountains, allegedly used to deliver western weapons on supplies. ukraine was targeted by russian strikes these videos. the film by locals allegedly show the moment of those strikes. ukraine says 4 people were wounded with 3 passenger trains delayed. following the attack of a russian defense ministry has yet commented on allegations. thus, as the russian offensive does continue in ukraine. ah, the russian defense minister shed footage of the favorites anti aircraft m

but at the summit of the americas last week in los angeles and canadian prime minister justin trudeau announced today that he tested positive after attending that event in los angeles as well. trudeau also spent time with california governor newsom last thursday when the pair signed a climate partnership. in a tweet this morning, trudeau said that he's feeling okay, but he was vaccinated and urge people to do the same. this is actually the second time trudeau has tested positive for covid. let's take a live look outside on this monday evening. a beautiful shot looking out over san francisco skyla kind weather whiplash this weekend. lawrence is really hot saturday and sunday. look like winter again. yeah. those clouds kind of rolled in. we even have some of some precipitation around the bay area about that. so >> looks like we could see that the week ahead going to be in street this last full week of spring. you can see some warmer temperatures to start out with. >> high pressure now building in bringing some sunshine today all the way the coastline and the temperatures looking very ni

seems to be symptomatic of a larger problem of rudderless leadership at home. counted prime minister justin trudeau took a popularity hit earlier this year when he invoked martial law, including the body of canadian citizens bank accounts. now at 41 percent popularity trudeau hasn't yet recovered from mistreating opportunity with measures normally reserved for terror suspects. so how many leaders fix their popularity problem? well, they could try sweeping in front of their own doors and start working their way down not least promises to their own people and things they claim to be able to fix during their campaign that exist right there. do you feel free to to r t dot com for more stories? an in depth analysis. one is peter scott's and it's been great. have you with those? ah, today i'm authorized and additional strong sanctions. foreign companies quitting russia. i'm design soon. thank you. this glycine soon atm console blantan banks disconnected from the international payment system. functional move hoppey, jermel donna and euro exchange rates followed up on a telephone appointment with t

the canadian prime minister justin trudeau has described this ruling as horrific. the british prime minister boris johnson says this is a huge step backwards. french president emmanuel macron saying abortion is a fundamental right. in latin america, there has been shock and some quite critical commentary about this ruling, because some of the commentators are noting how it contrasts with moves in latin america to have more liberal abortion policies, in an area thatis abortion policies, in an area that is traditionally a catholic area, one mexican seller to a bowing that would be no step back she says in her work to the penalised abortion in el salvador where the parliament is run by anti—abortion politicians, they have welcomed this move, and they say that the us supreme court ruling shows that their view is the dominant position on this issue.— view is the dominant position on this issue. shelley phelps, thank you _ on this issue. shelley phelps, thank you for _ on this issue. shelley phelps, thank you for bringing - on this issue. shelley phelps, thank you fo

boris johnson called the ruling a step backward, and this, david, from justin trudeau, he said his country will pay for an abortion for american women if they travel to canada to get one. >> cecilia vega traveling with the president. cecilia, thank you with the global reaction there to overturning roe versus wade here in the u.s. >>> meantime tonight, we turn to the new major ruling from the supreme court just today. this one involves religion in public schools. conservative justices siding with a high school football coach praying at the 50 yard line following games, often with players right near him. the school and some parents concerned, asking, what about players who might not want to pray, the pressure put on them to join. and some asking, what happened to the notion of separation of church and state? terry moran at the supreme court tonight. >> reporter: at the supreme court today, a landmark victory for religious expression at public schools. in a 6-3 decision, the court's conservative majority ruling that high school football coach joe kennedy has a constitutional right to pray at

trudeau called the ruling horrific on twitter. he said that no government politician all man, should tell a woman what she can and can't do with her body. burton's prime minister, boris johnson, said he thinks the move is a big step backwards. johnston went on to say that he's always believed in a woman's right to choose. that's why the u. k. has the laws that it does. the vatican has said that the decision is a powerful invitation to reflect on the values of western society on life of victoria, robinson is the found up of reassemble a non profit organization that provides post abortion recovery cur. she joins us now from charlotte in north carolina. good study with us. what's your reaction to this ruling? i my reaction is i'm overwhelmed. i, i think aside from having 4 daughters and 10 grand children on their birth the day of their birth, this is one of the greatest days of my life. tell us something about reassembled in your organization and what it does. so what i do with reassemble, i've been working for 26 years, helping men

trudeau describes it as a national freeze of han gun ownership. what this means is that it will no longer be possible to buy cell transfer or import hand guns anywhere in canada. in other words, were capping the market for under the bill canadians who already have hand guns can keep them. but any one involved in domestic violence or criminal harassment will lose their firearm license. the size of ammunition magazines will be limited and there will be increased penalties for gun smuggling. the crack down comes days after the school shooting and texas which killed $21.00 people. while canada has stricter gun laws on the us. canadians have suffered an increase of gun violence in recent years. in 2020 it band, semi automatic rifles after 22 people were killed in a mass shooting in o scotia, some gun own or say they're contesting that van in court. the new legislation is expected to be enacted in the autumn, but a rush to by hand guns ahead of the band isn't expected authority. se sales are already heavily regulated. katya little piece of the young al

trudeau and president trump and you know from your senior advisors on both sides are talking about trades is tough was threatened to impose a tariffs on candidate which would've devastated canada and trump said, you know, justin, you know that if we had no tariffs andnd no known terror barriers and no subsidies, we will all be great shape as free traders. and trump looks to me and i may be sitting one or two or three down from him, and he said you've said that your whole career of 30 years haven't you and of course he knew these we talked about it but, he expressed publicly that later and so a lot of free trades and people don't understand that and i just said bob was his trade representative, dear friend of mine a brilliant guy have i was just on my tv show and we were in atlanta for the first policy conference and we talked about this and people forget we had u.s. mca which is not the perfect trade been act good free trade deal and we had free trade deals with japan brazilra south korea, all three were both sides, and the spirit of reciprocity can know, gave up some protections and now,

britain's borisjohnson chatting amiably with the host and his equivalent from canada, justin trudeau. also in the photo you can seejoe biden, and other world leaders. prime ministerjohnson admitted that notwithstanding the tranquil location and the feeling that war is far away, there are differences or anxieties, as he put it, but that is diplomatic speak for differences between the parties here as to how to best being the war to an end. they will hear from president zelensky whenever discuss ukraine tomorrow. this event today was supposed to be about the twin challenges of the world economy and the energy crisis. thing is that, after all, there are voters and their populations back home in the probably care most about right now. and to which the ukraine crisis is just an added complication hoping to deal with some of the pressures of inflation and the energy shortage in particular i things people are worried about. our diplomatic correspondent now considers the agenda and the very challenging consequences that the g7 nations are facing. they're leaders of some of the world's richest

canada's prime minister justin trudeau has confirmed and condemned china saying that is fighter jet buzzed canadian flights. china's actions are irresponsible and provocative. his comments come one week after canada's defense department said china's deaths were including the safety of pilots at risk by flying too close. turkish president everyone said his president will continue rate ups. they have kept the benchmark rate of 14%. the annual inflation accelerated past 73% as of may. bill your extended losses after his comments. the worst performer among emerging markets currency. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. haidi: coming up next, apple has unveiled software futures on services and its worldwide developer conference. we get the details just ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> apple pay later lets you split the costs of an apple pay purchase into four equal payments spread over six weeks with zero interest and no fees of any kind. an apple pay later is available everywhere apple pay is except

justin trudeau has condemned china over reports that its fighter jets buzzed. trudeau caused -- raising concerns the government may reverse stricter curbs with subvariant cases sent to centers. to turkey where the president says he will continue cuts as inflation soars. he is kept the benchmark rate at 14%. annual inflation accelerated. there were extended losses after the comments, the worst performer this year among emerging markets. 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 su keenan. this is bloomberg. shery: elon musk is countering the terms to his offer after he threatened to pull out of the deal. there are a lot of trauma over this deal. >> next? head did they resolve this issue? >> a lot are speculating that the reason elon musk is bringing up this issue is not so much because he cares about the level on twitter. because he is trying to get out of this. it's a lot more complicated than saying that's a problem, you need a material position, something

justin. trudeau says americans can now access canada's health care system for abortions. we have a commitment in canada. to ensure first of all that every woman has full safe legal access to the full suite of sexual health and reproductive services, including safe and legal abortions. trudeau called the us supreme court's decision to overturn roe v wade horrific and voiced concern that the ruling could someday allow a rollback of other legal protections like same-sex. marriage trudeau says the ruling is a reminder to stay vigilant in defense of people's rights and to not take anything for granted. after passing both the senate and the house with bipartisan support the safer communities act is now signed into law president biden signed the legislation saturday before leaving for his trip to europe. here's abc's alex pache. president biden signing into law that historic gun safety bill early saturday morning today we say more than enough. we say more than enough. it time when itg done in washington. we are doing something consequential the president is praising the safer co

candidates justin trudeau said no government, politician, or man should tell a woman what she can and can't do with her body. and boris johnson -- >> i have to tell you i think it is a big step back. their dismay shared by president biden. >> the supreme court made some terrible decisions. >> with limited options the president says his add min straights will preserve the rights where possible. >> in rural illinois on saturday night trump supporters cheered him on. >> the former president was campaigning in illinois to help support republican congresswoman mary miller who is seeking a second term. she has already been controversy having quoted hitler. she added to that fuel on the fire by how she described the abortion decision. >> i want to thank you for the historic victory for life in the supreme court yesterday. >> now miller's office say she misspoke yesterday. and says she didn't mean white life, but the right to life. >> we'll be watching a lot of things. the meetings he is having one on one with other leaders and ou the g 7 leaders will work to keep the pressure on a russia. wi

i will ask justin trudeau, two questions. what is a woman. pete: good question. will: were you telling every man, woman and canada what they had to put in their body when did came to covid vaccine. pete: feeding what joe biden saying to the rest of world as he heads to gthat america is evil place. it is become impossible for women to live in. in actuality the lot of rest of world had restriction on abortion for quite some time, except, will, for countries that had similar laws to what we had, for quite some time. two countries with much broader options for abortion. who might they be? china and north korea? nine million abortions performed in 2020 in communist china. in north korea, effectively available upon request. so when we talk about these six countries that effectively allowed for abortion on demand, messenger was alongside china and north korea and a few others. on the other side of the ledger are all the other countries that we mentioned who see a limit to what should be done to a baby inside of a mother's womb. will: when joe biden says the united state

trudeau and the uk's boris johnson. >> [inaudible] reporter: so there you have it, boris johnson saying that they're going to show putin their pecs but we think he was kidding. eric. eric: maybe didn't realize the microphones were on when they were talking. nile gardiner will ask more about putin, not his pecs but in a moment. peter in the bavarian aleps as you can see. arthel? arthel: we turn to the war in ukraine where some world leaders are saying we are now seeing a shift in momentum. ukrainians have been courageously fighting more than four months now but it's not enough to keep russia from advancing. vladmir putin's forces are making small and steady gains in the eastern part of ukraine while u.s. and european allies discuss sending more economic and military aid to fend off moscow's invasion. nate foy is live in lviv, ukraine with the latest. nate? reporter: arthel. good afternoon. russia appears emboldened. here in lviv we had three air raid sirens go off today, which is unusual in two weeks here. you heard peter doocy talking about the big news in the capital of kyiv. attacks f